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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26

According to this authority, wearing clothes has undermined the health of South Sea islanders, who thrived in natures garb."
 Maybe so," said Mir. Grumpson. If that's the case, the South Sea island dancers Eve seen in cabarets ought to have robust consti- tutions."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26

The "walk-out" a failure. When finan- cal support from the organization was with drawn these men and their families were de- pendent on charity. The Alabama coal miners who are now at work will have little sympathy with a strike which concerns miners in other fields
 Regardless of the claims of the union miners, organization and not attempt to induce union miners who are employed to quit work. The experience of organizers in the Birming- ham district in the past indicates that the Alabama coal field cannot be brought under the domination of the miners union. If the strike lasts until there is a coal shortage Ala bama may be depended on to produce it's quota of soft coal.
 In a play called Adam and Eve" Sarah Bernhardt will appear as Eve and Lucen Guitry seven years her junior, will be Adam. Possibly they are going to portray Adam and Eve as they were some years after they left the garden
 We being criticised for harpng the subject but the temptation is strong to ob- serve that the best brands of American whisky are selling for about 80 cents quart in beaten Germany.
 One of the fair witnesses in the Arbucke trial had mysteries on the witness stand. By steadying his nerves with cigarettes, Fatty" has held up remarkably we'll
 Constitutional limitations prevent Secretary Hughes from addressing the United States Senate, but there are ways in which he can get himself, as it were, spread on the records
 * x <
 It evidently didn't occur to of the "irreconcilables" to declare that the four power treaty would be ratified over their dead bodies.
 x x
 Accounts of the early missionaries who wis tied the South Sea islands bear out the con- tenton of fiction writers that life in the islands in those days was spacious.
 The bonus bill was received in the United States Senate with litter. Our statesmen have well-deveoped sense of humor.
 < * 4
 Vamps are said to menace students in Bos- ton. The vamp course seems to be one of the most popular in the school experience.
 F
 Considering the heavy traffic between Miami and Bimini the list of fatalities to date is small.
 X X <
 The vets will never be able to insert that "openng wedge" as long as the Anti-Saloon league is conscious.
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 The statesman who imagine the United States fighting with Japan against Russia could locate ghosts in haunted houses.
 # *
 It is said that money talks, but it would take acute ears to hear Russian ruble con versing with German mark.
 < <
 Mir. Wilson doesn't approve of married ladies retaining their maiden names. Mir. Will son takes the Presbyterian point of view. Bigamist Moore says he married frequently because he was nervous and wished to be petted. A pathetic case--very.
 X x
 In lieu of service stripes the amateur gard ener exhibit blisters his hands.
 x < x
 Hush, little bonus, don't you cry. You'll be pigeon-holed by and by.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
FAMOUS ROLLERS
From the Kansas City Star.

From the Kansas City Star.
 A lot of fun has been poked lately by dieti- tans at the old-fashoned folks who still think the way to reduce is to exercise and roll on the floor We don't see how the dietitians can say such things when they see the trim, sen- der forms of Stanislaus zbyszko and Strangler Lewis, who rely the floor method almost exclusively.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
EXPLAINING HIS INCOME

Ut is inferred from the works of Chinese poet who wrote centuries ago that he must have paid taxes
 Do you know anything else about that bard?"
 "No Why do you ask?"
 q thought little investigation might show that he operated silk mill pottery works on the side.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
CHEAP AND FILLING

"How much is beef stew?" asked the tramp in greasy little restaurant.
 Fifteen cents" said the waiter. Gimme one.'
 "Panhandlers' special!' bawled the waiter to the chef
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
IN HOTEL LOBBIES
 AND ELSEWHERE
MATCHMAKING LAWYER

My friend Richard H. Fries, the well-known lawyer, is quite matchmaker and his latest venture with promoting Dan Cupid's cause is a match between Dolly's Nanny of The Age Herald and Hambone of The News" said John c. Moses
 q believe that this would be good match because Dolly's Nanny and Hambone cer- tainly speak the same language, have much the same>idea of wit and humor and ought to be very congena Of course, Dollys Nanny is modern enough not to change her name following the bent of the latest feminine idea of Own our Own Name Tho Married We can easily imagine Dolly's Nanny and Ham, bone safely and happily married, cudded up of a winer's evening by the firesde in their little old cabin, Mammy's big black brawny hand held tight in the caress of Hambone's, while Friend Husband,' Hambone says; Whose sweet Mammy?' and Nanny cuddling up l little closer replies modesty: 'Bof uv us! Oar, bless Gawdp"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
p bawled the waiter
IT DOESN'T RING TRUE

When people climb to dizzy heights And hold within their hands delights
 Few mortals ever win; Observed by all the human throng, Whose envy grows exceeding strong,
 Quite often they'll begin To talk as if they'd like to be From wealth and worldly honors free
 And neither rich nor great, Their lofty stations are so drear- Which may be true, but much 1 fear
 That they prevaricate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26

Chicago, and from Colby in Maine to Stanford in California.
 Taking it all in all the Slettin rediscovery of Vnland and its venomous vamps must go down the ringing grooves of time And the Sacred Goldfish still looks on the descendants of the Pufitans with a drowning face. The Sacred Codfish's sympathies are with the young Norwegians. Modernism has place in his creed He, at least, is unchanged and un- changeable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
FIVE DAYS TO REGISTER

'Voters in the county who have otherwise qualified and have not registered nave only five more days to do so,'' said M. F. Morris, chairman of the board of registrars. Persons who do not register before Friday night will be unable to do so until July, 1923.
 "The board of registrars meets for only 10 days in odd years and voters should qualify now and get their names on the voting list that will be used for the next two years, This list will be published April 15 in the daily papers,"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
FIRST AID ASSURED

''Is that wood alcohol?'
 'Blest if I know" said the purchaser, but I'm going to take drink if it kills me. Where would you advise me to sample the stuff" ''Sit on the front steps of hospital" "A good idea
 And one thing more."
 "Well?"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
PLEASANT WORK IN BIRMINGHAM

s0ur work in Birmingham has been a source of pleasure to us,' said Brigadier L. M. Simon son, who, with Mrs. Simonson, leaves for AL bany, N. Y, tomorrow after several months in charge of the Salvation Army work here.
 "We have made many friends and have learned to love the city. But we are members of military organization where we are apt to be transferred at any time. However can say that Brigadier and Mrs. William Es- colt, who come here from Albany to take up the work, are fitted for it by 30 years of ex- perience. Our loss will be their gan
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-26
VERY LITTLE ON

ng the bell before you take the cork out. "
The Montana courier., 1922-09-20
owns the land upon which the latest
Campbell we'll is being drilled.
Kelvin Items 3:

At a meeting Of the Kevin Com
nnercial Club last week, Walter Baker
local manager for Art Beardslee, a
holder of large acreage in the field,
informed the members that a well
would be spudded in on the flat near
Kelvin within a short time by Mr..
Beardslee, and he hoped that a gas
flow could be obtained in time to be
used by Kevin residents for fuel this
winter.
The place known as the Oil City
Cafe has been leased to Alrick & Su-
therland.
Last Thursday, Harvey Taylor and
Miss Gladys Doty Of Saco were mar
ried, the ceremony taking place at
the home of the brides parents in
that city. Mr.. Taylor is proprietor of
a transfer line here and he and his
bride are welcomed by Kevin folks.
School started here September IL
with a good enrolment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell are
on q business trip to Minneapolis this
week.
The Montana courier., 1922-09-20
GOddertz No. /

What will be known as the Coed
dertz No. l we'll of the Gordon Camp
bell Kevin syndicate, was spudded in
September 12 on the northeast of the
southwest of section 26-35-3 west, less
than mile north of Kevin. H. w.
Rhea, operating superintendent for
Campbell, informed reporter for the
Kevin newspaper that work on this
well would be rushed to completion,
and the same newspaper adds that
this new hole "will be watched more
closely by Kelvin than any other in
the field as it is jammed right up
beside u.s."
Mr.. Rhea also announced that a
new drilling Grey was to be put on
G. c. K. syndicate's Lincoln well with
Mr.. Stepp of Montpelier, Indiana, as
head driller. A new man in the field
Mr.. Burns of Trinidad, Colorado, also
has charge Of drilling at the Coed
dertz well. A. Goeddertz, ST., pioneer
sheep man of the Kevin territory,
The Montana courier., 1922-09-20
:: Oil Field Notes !:

Lewistown, Sept. ia new well,
one in which the interests of every
one in Winnett are row centered, will
shortly be spudded in in the draw
southeast of Winnett short distance
and between the rimrock and the
town. 1t is, in fact, only 40 rods from
the city limits of Winnett.
Sirms, Sept. 14.-Although drill
ing operations at the No. 2 hole of
the Western Pet-X have been sus-
pended for over week owing to a
lost string Of tools in the well, work
of repairing and laying in a big sup
ply of coal has gone merrily along.
During the week the drill house was
fixed up for cold weather operations
which looks like the Pet-X means
business even if the snowfiakes blow
in before they strike production or
not.
Miles City, Sept. 15.-Dividend No.
10, amounting to 25 per cent of the
outstanding capital stock, is today in
the mails, is the good news of the
week for "56" Petroleum Corporation
stockholders. This is the first check
since second sand production started.
This corporation has paid some 345
per cent dividends, by far most sue
cessful independent operator in Cat
Creek field.
A number of officials Of the Cali
fornia company were out at Arnells
Tuesday inspecting the company's two
wells there. Among the visitors are1
7. H. Hillman, J. M. Otweld and f. S..
Bryan of San Francisco and A. S.
Palmer of Billings. Although no in
The Montana courier., 1922-09-20

A coal supply for the Kansas-M Mon
tana well at Winifred has arrived
there and Manager w. T. Brown is
rapidly getting everything in shape
for resuming drilling.
Lambert, Sept. 16.-The new rig
that is to be used for drilling on the
Pioneer Oil & Gas company's proper
ty on the Poplar dome has been un-
loaded at Poplar and is now on the
location of the well and will be in
operation by the first of next week.
The Montana courier., 1922-09-20
Permit at Fowler Granted

ID. A. Crichton of Great Falls has
been granted permission to prospect
for oil and gas on 40 acres in the
Fowler field, according to notification
received by w. E. Bennett, register at
the Great Falls land office.
The land is described as the SWA
SWA, section 27, township 81 north,
range 1 west
The Montana courier., 1922-09-20

ing 400 barrels on the pump, flush
production, but with the pressure re-
duced by the other wells completed in
that locality, its settled production,
on the pump, will be around 300
barrels.
Hardin, Sept. 16.-Soap Creek oil
field shows little activity at present.
Operations are being carried on at
but one well, that of the Western
States company, No. 6, which is being
drilled to the Madison lime.
The Montana courier., 1922-09-20
The Montana Courier
Continuing TIE Kelvin Courier)

Published Every Wednesday at
SHELBY, Toole County, MONTANA
C. M. BRINTON. Editor-PubIishe
The Montana courier., 1922-09-20

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
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Entered as second-class matter Sept.
IL, 1922, at the postoffice at Shelby,
Montana, under act of March 8, 1879.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-29

De la Respectable Logia 'Estrella de
Luquillo", San Juan, P. r.
Esperanto tengan un feliz exito en-
ese gran trabajo que han empezado a
realizar, siendo este uno de los que con
mas potencia dlsmostrara la capacidad
intellectual de los habitantes de esta
isla. la Respectable Logia 'Estrella de
Luquillo'' os felicita.'
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTA
eoBIERNo Dc PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
NEeoc1ADo DE oBRAs pUBLIcAs
San Juan. iulio 20. 1922.

NAA 00AA, Ju4~S ~, @N~4~'
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerradcs pa
Ia la adjudication en- ptblica subassa
de las obras de construction de un
puente de hornigon armada, de 40 me.
t-os de luz, sobre Ell rio Grande de
Mameyes en- la carretera No. 8, seccion
Bio Grande-Luquillo, cuyo presupuesto
aprobado asciende a trece mil tres Glen
tos noventa un dollars cuatro centa-
vos (313, $1,000, Sc admitiran en- esta
oicina hasta las P. M. del dia z de
agosto de 1922, en- que Sc abriran pd-
tlicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta ofcina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
regir en- ell contrato, y podran recoger
los 1icitadores los pianos modelos de
rroposiciones que han de presentarse,
meliante un deposito de diez dollars
(S10) en- metalice en- cheque certih-
cado qua seran reembolsados al ser de-
vueltos dichos documentos en- Ell plazo
de veinte dias coy despu6s de efec-
tuada la subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva Ell dere-
cho de rechazar cualquiera todas las
rorogiciores adjudicar Ell contrato
halo o.ras consideraciones que las del
prec'o solamente.
John A WILS)N
ComisioIR 80. AeIt
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Una carta

San Juan P. r., 80 de JUNO de 1922.
sr. j. "A. Ezechiels,
Masajista.
Cruz 80, San Juan. P R.
Mi distinguido amigo:
Corresponds sus deseos de que de
I'd. un Testimonio de los efectos OBJ
tenidos en- mi Curaci6n que ha termi-
nado hoy y que yo considero como un
vERDADERo MILAGRo. pues despu6s
de estar padeciendo por espacio de CA
ToRCE AMOS, la enfcrmedad de AS
MA, y haber gastado mi marido en- me
dicinas bastante dinero, I'd. con
solo vEINTE TRATAMIENTOS ha
conseguido dejarme perfectamente, al
extreme que hoy duerme perfectamente
Gin neeesidad de los polvos de Hunrod,
cue era con 10 tinico que conseguia ador
mecerme pues Ell sueno que conseguia
con elloS no era natural, sino ficticio
asi como la FATIGA constante que te-
ria, pues hoy puedo pasear ir a todas
parties sin molestia de ninguna clase.
Mi agradecimiento kacia I'd. es in
menso pues va estaba desesperada de
yer que por medic de la medicina no
conse3uia ninguna mejorla, y con su
Tratamiento he quedado perfectamen-
te CURADA.
Puede I'd. hacer de esta carta Ell
uso que I'd. desee, pues nunca podr6
pagar a I'd. ell gran bien que me ha
hecho.
Soy su alta. amiga y S. s.,
(Firmado) Dolores R. DE vELEz.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-29

Marcia al fin con gran exito 81 Men
safe Harding Y arreglan con el senior
secretario del Presidente Harding ia
fecha de presentation del mismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-29
En- los dOininiOs del cine

Swanson, Rodolfo Valentino, Betty
Compson. Elsie Ferguson. Thomas
Meighan, Wallace Reid, Dorothy Dal-
ton, Agnes Ayl'os, Jack Holt, Bebe
Daniels, May McAvoy. Pola Negri,
Wanda -Hawley Mary Miles Minter,
todos los cuales pertenecen IA cate
goria de ssestrellas'' la mayo-ia de
ellos trabajan en- ell ssestudio'' cinegra
fico de Lasky.
Fcrman sambi6n parte de Ia Para
mount Stock Company, nombres tan
eminentes en. la escena cinematica CO.
mo Lila Lea. Louis Wilson. David Po-
well, Conrad Nagel. Theodore Roberts,
Sylvia Ashton. Walter Long. Charles
ogle, Cla-ence Burton; Kathlyn. Will
Hams, Ethel Wales. Heen Dunbar; Lea
trice JOY, Anna @. nilsson, Miltoa
sills, Theodore Kosloff. Walter HERS,
Julia Faye, Guy Oliver. Luclen Little
field, Robert Cain, George Fawcett,
Pert Lytell William Boyd.
Hablando de la fundaci6n de la Pa
ramount stock Company and School,
me- Adolph zukcc, presidents &c Ia
Famous Players -Lasky Corporation, di
10 recientemente:
En- la Compafia Permanente de &C
torres tenemos un grupo de Interpreters
que proporcionaran las peliculas Pa
ramount unos Trepartos'' verdadera-
mente notables.
'siendo Ell cinema un arte EN- 81 mis-
mo, el objeto primordial de la Famous
1Tayers-Lasky Corporation es elevar ese
arae al mas alto plano de perfection
possible.
Gran parte del exito 6e la Para
mount Stock Company dependera, CO.
mo es natural, de la cooperation que
a la empresa pltasten los miembros qua
la componen, v que esta cooperation Sc
ex!ienda entire ellos mismos, fin de
que los objetos para cue fu6 creada
sean una realidad en- un future no le-
jano''.
Mr.. Jesse L. Lasky, primer vice pre-
sidente de la Famous Players y dil9c
tor general de production de la mis-
ma, Sc expreso de esta mar'ara:
'sDebido al arauo trabajo a que el
actor Sc We sometido en- ell 'asssudio"
einematqgrafco, no puede disponer de
tempo sufciente para Gadicarse al es-
tudio de materias relaciona1as con su
srte. A pesar de clio, los m;embros que
fornan la Paramount Stock Company
estan Taconocidos como las mas gran
des luminsrias en- Ell arts cinematogra
ico contemporaries. gracias principal
mente q los conocimientos adquiridos,
no en- una escLlsla como Ia Que acaba
6e fundar la empresa Paramount, sino
en- IA escuela de la practica professional.
Frecisamente para ayudar a los gran
des astros del manana, inpartiendo1Js
tecnicamente los conocimientos que
aquellos h7n adquirido ror la practica,
es que ACADIA de fundarse esta escuela
'T'e acuerdo con Ell plan que nos he
NOS trazado para impulsar Ia marcha
de la escuela. las asignaturas que en-
ella Sc cursaran cargo de eminentes
perzonalidaGles en- ell campo de la cine
matografia: directories, escenografos,
foto5rafos, profesores de bale, ETC.,
ETC., fin de impartir a los alumnos
una suma 0e conocimientos que abrace
todas las fases del complexo arte del
cinema
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HERIDA CON UN MAcHETE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-29
EsTRELLA5 DEL FUTuKo

5Que suerte les tiene reservado el Ies
tino las .estrellas'' que hoy brillan
radiantes en- I'll irmamento cinematogra
/ fico9 5Donde iran a buscar en- 10 future
los editores de peliculas 4 los favoritos
del publico, en- un arte que constante-
nlante exige a sus miembros mayor su-
ma de conocimientos?
Hasta la fecha, la mayoria de los
INTERPRETERS del ssflm'' que han eonse-
guido elevarse la categoria 6s s'estre
las. han procedido de- teatro habla-
do Y sus meritos Sc han reducido la
bellcza al talento artistico en- las ac-
tric'as, y a la segunda cualidad en- los
actores. Ell elemento suerte', ha con-
tritufdo tambien en- Ia mayoria de los
casos.
Mas en- el future, Ia palabra "suer-
, te" tendra Que eliminarse por complete
del vocabulario cinematografco. espe-
cialmente 81 Sc usa con relaci6n a la
formaci6n de 'estrellas''. Los aspi-
rantes que demuestren aptitudes para
la carrera cinematogr&fca recibiran 81
educacion artfstica sobre bases de re-
conocida integridad, las grandes es-
trellas del porv'anir est1ran dotadas de
una suma de conocimientos que com
prendera todas las fases del arte que
cultivan.
Asi por 10 menos parece indicarIo Ia
recienta constitution de la Par mount
Stock Company and School, en- Ell estu
dio de Lasky. en- Hollywood (CaEfor-
nia). las declaraciones que hicieron
raiz de la Inauguration Gle esta en-
presa los sefiores Adolph Zukor y Jesse
L. Lasky, presidents vice presiden-
ts, respectivamente, de la Famous
PLAYERS Lassy Corporation.
En- la Escuela para actcres. la cual
10 es mas que un concomitanre de la
Comrahia Fermaneate de actores. e5-
los recibiran instruction tecnica en- TO
das las fases del arte cinematico. IL
cual 1ss sera de gran ventaja desde el
punto de visto artistico 81 considera
mos los donocinnientos practices que
va en- la actuslidad poseen del arte de
intcrpretar ante al objective.
Cecil B. de Mile. famoso 'srnetteur'
de la Paramount. quien Sc deben mu
chas &c las grandes onras maestras de
la cipematografia nloderna, ha sido
nomhrado director general de la Es-
cuela.
A continuation darnos una nsta de
las asignaturas que Sc cursaran en- Ia
Escuela v los profesoL9s cuyo cargo
estaran confadas:
Fotodrama, en- teoria v practica:
William de Mile; Valores pict6ricos;
Penphyn stanlaws; Historia de la Ci-
rclnatografia: George Mlslfo-d. Bale
esgrima: Theodore lKosloff; Cultura
Fisica: Norman selbv (Exid Mccoy !;
/ Vestuario, segtn los diferentes perio-
dos y epocas Gle Ia historic: Paul Iri-
be; Arquitectura = Deccrado Interior:
Max Parker; Cinematografia efectos
de luz: Alvin Wyckoff; m1mica ges-
to: George Fitzmaurice;; Arguntentacion
de pehculas: Frank E. Woods; Direc
ci6n: Cecil B. de Mile; Caracteriza-
ci6n: George Fawcett Theodore Ro-
berts; Fotecomedia; James Cruze.
Actualmente la Paramount tiene con
gregados slre5or de su estandarte arts
tico elementos tan valiosos como Gloria
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FL memorial al pr8SidGnte Harding

ende recomendo al Taller Sc suscribie
ra con Ia suma por vosotros solicitada.
Incluimos un giro postal y a la ve'
deseamos ell mas lisonjero exito en- la
empresa.
Te listed Fraternalmente.
Antonio ALDEBoL,
Secretario
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-29

EXTRAcTos DE. CARTAS RECIBI--
DAS DE DISTINTA5 ORGANIzACIo
MES DEL PALS MoSTRANDo SU AD
HESIoN AL MEMORIAL QUE HA DE
SER DIRIGIDo AL PRESIDENTE
HARDING
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De la Resp. Logia "CoRAzONEs
UNIDoS" de Aguas Buenas:
''Sentimos infinite no poder contri-
buir con mayor cantidad tan magma.
obra, pero abrigamos la esperanto de
que otras logias 10 haran con mayoles
sumas, abrigando Ia vez la esperan-
"a de un buen exito.
En- nombre de la sLogia le damos a
usted nuestra sincera felicitacion y os
'exortamos a que continues con empeic
este proyecto, que hacs tanto honor a
la cultura progreso de Puerto Rico.
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COPIA

RESPECTABLE LoGIA ''MUNoz. RI
VERA No. SO.
Consagrada en- febrero tres de 1918
bajo los auspicios de la muy Respectable
GRAN LoGIA soBERANA
DE PUERTO RICO
Con'ario, P. R., julio II, 1922.
Senior don M. B. Couch,
San Juan, P. R.
Sefior Presidente:
En- tenida del 81 de JUNO de los CO.
rrientes Sc someti6 a la consideration
de la Comisi6n de Hacienaa de este
Respectable Ttller vrVspra fomunica-
ci6n del ounce del mismo mes favor
de vuestro Memorial al Ilustre H. Pre-
sidente Harding. La mencionada coni-
sion al hacer su informe tuvo a bien
atender vuestra noble peticion y por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-29

De la Respectable Logia "CUNA DE
BETANCES'' de Cabo Rojo
ssOs dsseamos que triunfen en- la her
mosa empresa que han ennprendido. ]"
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En- Ell barrio 'sChupa Callos'', de Gel
ba. ell individuo zen6n Medina, de SO
amos, con un machete acometi6 agre
di6 a su concubina Basiiisa Burgos,
pfoduciendole varias heridas y contu-
stones. Medina fue arrestado.