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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14

PORTO, RICO INSTITUTE, OF AC-
#COUNTANTS CELEBRA, UNA ASIAN.
BLEA GENERAL.
Ell domingo, dfa 10 de diciembre, sc
celebr6 la anunciada asamblea general
de socios del Porto Rico Institute OF
Accountants, en- los amplios Y lujosos
salones del importante plantel de en-
sefanza RAMIREZ BUSINESS coll
,LEGE que dirijc q competente profe
sor senor Estei,an Ramirez
El entusiaSmn que reinaha entre to
dos los concurrcntes presiagaba q. Ia
asamblea serfa un triunfo, como efec
8tivamente 10 fud,
Pas0 lista el secretario y contesta-
iron los siguientes nombres: Jose T.
Gorbea, Esteban Ramirez, Santos G.
Ramirez, Ramon Betancourt, Emiliane
Pol Samuel Medina. Juan +. Ubarri
Rafael Pastrana. Miguel Rivera. Sill
vino Dfaz, Ramon de JESUS, Jose G
SaIgad6, Felipe Casanova, Carlos Ma
tlas IT.. Bienvenido Perez, Aleiandro
Garcia, Isaac T. Borrds. Jose a. Cres-
po Isaac Quilones. ..
Abri0 el acto el prcsidente de eSta
eulta asociaci0n. el se7or Santos G.
Ramirezs cor un elocueNte discurso
que atraio la atencion de los concu-
rfentes por algdn tempo.
lie sig,,i6 en- ell uso de la palabra el
secretario sefior Ramon Betancourt,
quien nos di6 un brillante resGmen de
los trabajos realizados por esta aso-
ciaci6n desde que empez6 sus traba-
jos.
Despues pidi6 la paiabra ell sefior Es-
teban Ramirez, tesorero de dicha so
ciedad, quien hizo un elocuente discur-
so, exhortando a los miembros pres
tar todo el interes possible porque esta
asociaci6n realize el programa que Sc
ha trazado.
Sc procedi6 inmediatamente a NOM
brar La junta de directories para el afio
1923. Despues de una votaci6n secre-
ia, salieron electos los siguientes se-
flores Jose P. Gorbea, Esteban Ramf-
rez, Santos G. Ramirez, Ramon Betan-
court, Emiliano Pol y Samuel Medi-
ma.
Nuestra calurosa felicitaci6n, Y sin
Zero deseo porque. esta asociacion siga
Iprogresando. M
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
oTp0 pERIT0

Desde las de Ia nanana de aver
microbes, va estaba en- la Corte De
Distrito el senor Pedro c. Tmofhee,
otro experto en- materia De efaslisgrasff1la,
iquien habia sido citado ALI por leps
abogados reppblicanos, en- provision
de 81 tenia que reconocer alguna cruz
0 marca de las papeletas que visar9 el
senor Osborn. Esto, para all case. cue
algan dictsmen del cientifiro leslFQeda
ser advergo, tratar de cqatrarrestarlo.
EXANENEs de Ia VISTA, GRATIS
FL Optico A. Pacheoo con auincs
amos de practica esta a cargo de nuess
tro npto. Dc Optica y como siernpTe, Il
garanti9a sus trabaios. Pregunte a su
amigo que use cristales recetadoles
por el.
doyeria DINET 8 pAcHFco.
Plaza Baldorioty, San Juan. P r (2)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
Luis Progress.
SEtVENDEN dos casas en- la calle
San, Jorge. santurce, Informaran G.
s. en- Ell IMPARCIAL. Z. srs's''8 ''''I a.
LAICoNSTRUCTORAS DEL HOGAR
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las6res de Ifarae' en lag on ohelhas a 's oe
"a Asociacion, San 1usVo NO. y aicos
uelsstfatio1iai q oi'y Dahh' se neNal@ :
eieSlo "a Ve'lsa en puoiiea sooas'' ~ y
p''9,Voo.oo, 81 Do.oe nts0si7 STSlYsff n M
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que oeveflsarah lneefes . iazoh . . o1e !.
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~ banco iefritofiai Agficoia oe
i'uefto h'eo SC iia eoiis'isui''o ei .lus- rug,
. o ho,,ol hsh;sndo s;do j D ranlferia,as
a favor dc dicilo banco treinta hipo-
tecas por valor de $65.00O.0o sobre
propiedades urbanas cuyo valor total
81 &c Soo'VVO'VV'3 "
Hasta el dia y nora arrloa lndlca,
W. p ieoioii ssn i0t'o7sSlo'le2 poi q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
A CHICAGO Y BALTIMORE

Ell distinguido galeno Esteban Carl
cfa Cabrera, EMBARGO aver para los
Estados Unidos, en- donde pasara Y
semanas visitando a Nueva York, Chi
cago y Baltimore en- asuntos profesiot
males Y adquisicion de nuevo material
para su clinica. LIE despidieron pol
rientes amigos y lie deseamos Ell me-
jor viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
MERCADo DE AZUCAR
Cable recibido anoche por Lamborn &
Co., San Juan de gu oficina de
New York. 81

New York, microbes, diciembre 13.
Mercado quieto. Al cerrarse el mer
cado habiendo ofertas' de azucares de
Cuba para embarque en- ehero a 3.75,
febrero 37I16 v azicares fiote 4.
Compradoresi retraidos Sc vendiefon
10, 600 satos de az1cares dc Cuba pa
ra embarque en- la segunda quincena
de enero 35s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
EMBARGO AVER

Ell inspector de Escuelas de Ponce
se1or Juan P. Blanco, Sc ausento aver
para los Estados Unidos hacienda usb
de licencia. Sc informa que va conf
traer matrimonio cen una de las se-
iioritas Profesoras, oriunda de Esta-
dos Unidos, que trabaja hace alg1h
tempo en- la ciudad del Sur. Felik
viaie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
GPATA VISIT 4
Presidante

Como .se nabla anunciado, aver en-
.el vapor "san Lorenzo" llegaron q
San Juan las distiuguidas danas per
tenecientes a Ia Orden de Ia Estrella
de Oriente, auienes vienen inspec-
cionar las capitulcs establecidos en-
la Isla, y a asistir a la ASSEMBLIES
anual que tendra lugar los dias 16 y
II del corriente. s
Sc han organizado varios festejos
para obsequiarles, entire ellos una CO.
mida-baile que Sc efectuara ell proxi-
mo sabado en- ell Hotel Palace.
FL viernes (maiiana), visitaran las
poblaciones de Caguas, Cayey, Qua
yama Y Humacao, regresando San
Juan por la noche.
Los dias 16 v IL tendra lugar la
Asamblea Annual del Gran Capftulo de
acuerdo con un programa especial.
Ell dfa 1S saldran en- excursion para
Ponce via Barranquitas, y el 10 visi-
taran la Central Guanica, v las pobla-
clones de San German, Cabo Rojo, Ma
yagdez, Aguadills y Arecibo.
Estas distinguidas huespedes re-
gresaran a los Estados Unidos el "a
de este mes, en- el vapor "San Lo-
renzo'.
"Necesitamos cortadores de experien'
cia con IL maquina el6ctrica de cortar
blusas."
MORRIS e. STORYK
ISABEL II, No. 3. Marina.
SAN JUAN. PUERTO RICO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
NOMBRAMIENTO

FL Goternutior La aprcbado. q nom
Bialnienta hecho d favor De, sseilns'
Pablo Bcrgs, jIic8 de Ia Corte de
Humacao, para cue aet6e como juez
de la corte de Distrits &c Guayama,
dn un. case criminal pcndiclte ante
esta Ultima Coltc Ell 81 Que 81 jne2
.prorietaiio estd incapaciiado para ac-
.tuar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
oONcRRso Nh ooMERcIO rs.
PAN0L DR CLrRAMAR



Gcassinuarlan q h ~
Den Rafael Colorado y Den Joss Za-
billaga.
Provisiones:
Don SegundO cadierno. Don Fran
cisco Ballester y Don Mariana Mier.
Teiidos , gsrssss
Don Antonio Ma. Somoza, Don Joa-
lufn villamil. Den Jose Rodriguez
Ante Y Don Jose Ma. valie.
FerFsteF:a : Quincaiia:
Don Manuel b. soto, Don Mar'ano
Rodriguez y Don Jose Rullan.
Ohras I.iterarias Y Artisticas:
Don gomraldo Real, Don Laureano
1arteIe y Don Felipe Camuos.
Legislation:
(C.udaaania Inmeiraei5n v repre-
sentaci6n en- Ccrtes de los espaholes
residentes en- Amarica.l
Don Avelino Vicente, Don Antonio
Ssrmientc, Don Enrique 2ortilla. Don
Francisco Rodriguez Alvarez y Don
Manuel Gambler.
Productos del Pals:
Don Adolfo Valdes. Don Herminio
MADEIRA y bon Jose. del Llano.
En- Ia Jqnta preliminar fui rombra-
do Presidente de este Comite = ei Sr.
Perez Losada. secretario, nonlbra-
reientos que fueron ratitieados por Ia
ses i6ns de eomisicnes reunidas, el
aartes eineo del corriente.
Aanqge desde el primer momento
henies icenvenido todos en- que Ell ira
bajo realizar en- Puerto Rico ha de
ser hecho CON la collaboration indecli-
nable de todos los comerciantes y pro-
ductores espafoles, no hemos podido
enviarle antes los elementos de infor-
macion necesarios porque no tenfa-
mos sino unos pocos ejemplares del
folleto recibido de Madrid Y hemos
tenido que reimprimirlo aqui para en-
war numero suficiente a cada junta
local de nuestra institution.
Asi, pues, lie exotic, Sr. Presidente,
que dirija una convocatoria todos
los comerciantes, industriales Y pro-
ductores espanoles de SUI jurisdiction
inyitandoles a una Asamblea Local
para que una vez leidas las bases del
Congreso puedan venir preparados
para discutir las ponencias Y aun
traer otras, 81 10 Green oportuno, va
que podrian ser refundidas en- las que
aquf preparan los mencionados COM
patriotas.
Seria conveniente realizar ,un tan
teo sobre ell montante de la riqueza
espanola en- ese termino municipal,
tanto en- 10 comercial, como en- 10 agri-
cola e industrial, va que clio daria
una gallarda muestra de la fuerza
economical de nuestra Colonia en-
Puerto Rico.
Dada la importancia de este Con-
greso del Comercio Espafiol de Ultra
mar, ell primero que Sc celebra en-
nuestra patria, no dudo que nuestros
compatriotas ahi residences han de
prestat a los trabajos que han de ser
hechos aqui con Ia cooperation de to-
dos, el concurso cue Sc les pide y
han de venir en- el mayer numero 20
sible, a la Asamblea General que ha
de celebrarse el domingo del proxi-
mo enero las nueye de la ,nanana,
en- los salones del Casino Espanol, t.
niendo en- -cuenta que a esta Asam-
blea pueden asistir, con voz y voto,
no solo aquellos Representatives, de los
~grupos locales sino todos los comer-
cciiasntes, in1dustriales v productores ses-
Ranoles qpe residen en- Puerto Rico
b Con mis- votos felworosos por el
e9ito de esta gestion a Uds. encomen-
dada que ha de ser tan provechosa al
resqltado del trabajo que tenemos que
realizar, me reitero, con toda cordia-
A. de la Haba,
Presidsnte.
GRATA VISTA
q 49,. -4 d d y a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
EN- ARROYO

Nuestrcs amigos Sc sentiran yer-
dasleramente regocijados al saber que
para e5tas navidades les tenemos
grandes sorpresas con Ell nuevo surti-
do de prendas y efectos propios para
Tegalos j les suplieamos no hagan sus
compras sin antes visitar nuestra io-
yeria.
DINET Y PACHECO,
Plaza Baldorioty, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14

AUTOMOyIL DODGE BROTHERS.
Es ell mejor CARO- del mercado ameri-
vano en- precio menCr de dos mil re-
SOS. No dele de yer este autom6yil
lantes de comprar su carro. Yendedog
res: ANDREU, AGUILAR Y Co.
San Juan, p. r.. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14

toonllnulcldn q q 1a-l
Doa Rafael Colorado y Den Jost %.
billaga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14

PORTO, RICO INSTITUTE, OF Ac-
lCOUNTANTS CELEBRA, UNA ASIAN.
RIEA GENERAL
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-02-11

81 don't see how you manage TO
live within your income, Jones. Aren't
you cramped?" Cramped is no name
for III have to 60 out and borrow
IS every time l want to stretch.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-02-11
! Sell
81 Fulton Market
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.

Cheap for cash or country produce
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-07

dak. Bancroft first. Militunovieh, second; Mitchell, Horace Mann, third. Distance 15 feet q inches
 Class B-Running broad jump: Cox. James Douglas. first; Lopez. Bancroft, second; Riggs, Bancroft, third. Dis tance, 15 feet inches.
 Class c Running broad jump: Gregory Horace Mann, first; True love, Bancroft, second; Bailey, Ban croft. third Distance, 16 feet inches.
 Class B-Running broad jump: Gill man. James Douglas, first; Bigelow. James Douglas, second; Trfmbull. Horace Mann, third. Distance, F feet.
 Class Cumming high jump: An drews, Horace Mann, first; Stitt. Ban croft. second: D'Albini, James Doug las. third. Height, 4 feet inches. Class D-Running high jump: Gilman. James Douglas. first; John son, Bancroft, second; Blum, Ban croft, third. Height, 4 feet [ inches. ! Class Gall throw: Warlop, Ban croft, first; Leftault, Horace Mann i second; Holt, James Douglas, third Distance, POT feet 6 inches. Class B-Ball throw: Slaughter IlOldCe MdHu, llISl, heHHeuy, JdLleH ! Douglas, second; Deland, James Doug las. third. Distance, 204 feet.
 Class A-Relay race, 400 yards Bancroft. first; James Douglas, sec ond; Horace Mann. third.
 Class B-Relay 400 yards: Horace Mann, first; Bancroft, second; War ren, third.
 Class C-Relay 400 yards: Horace Mann, first; James Douglas, second Bancroft, disqualified.
 Class B-Relay> 500 yards: James Douglas. first; Bancroft. second; Hor ace Mann, third.
 Girls Meet J. c. Carlson, of the Douglas gram mar school. brought up several girls tc compete with the girls of the Horace Mann school, but on account of his ] having two entries in each of the events, did not score many points. The i Horace Mann girls won their fourth annual track meet by large margin
 Some of the best marks made in the girls events were when Jewell Stodg | hill, of the Horace Mann school, scored ! ( feet 9h inches in the standing broad jump and when Velma Adams captur | ed the 50 and 100-yard dashes in good [ time.
 One of the outstanding features of the girls meet was the feat accom- i plished by little Bessie Copeland. of ! Douglas, who weighs but S5 pounds who threw the baseball a distance of | 165 feet.
 Elsie McGraw, of class c, jumped z feet S1s inches in the standing broad jump.
 1 The events were we'll attended. The girls meet was held in the forenoon and the boys in the afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-07
Successful Year
 Is Completed by
 P. T. Association

The Lowell Parent-Teachers' associ- ation held it's final meeting for the year on Thursday evening. MT. Brow nell was reelected president, Mir. Carl son first vice president, Mrs. Medak second vice president, and Mrs. Dal- gleish treasurer. Miss Chapin was in- duced under protest to continue as secretary. The real work of the asso- citation falls on the secretary, and the parents and teachers expressed appre- citation of the attention to detail which Miss Chapin gives to her reports. Mrs. Merrill was made corresponding secre- tary.
 Starting in with s156 in the bank realized from the first cleanup cam paign and augmented at intervals by receipts from entertainments, the as- sociation has been in a position to help finance small projects not in- Icluded in the school budget-$1O0 for
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-07
BISBEE JUNIOR
 HIGH ATHLETES FIRST IN MEE I
Many Good Records Made in Annual District Field
 Tournament Yesterday

| The annual track meet of the three Junior high schools of the district was held yesterday at Warren park. and was one of the biggest and most sue lcessful that has been held in the dis trict The three schools each entered the contest with a determination to win and it was not until the last race was run that the winner was an nounced. The final score of the meet was Horace Mann 79, Bancroft 76, and James Douglas 61.
 Three of the youths tied for the in- dividual honors, Medak, of Bancroft. class A; Gregory, Horace Mann, class iC, and Gilman James Douglas, class ! D. Each scored 15 points.
 The various events with the winners follow:
 Class A-25-yard run: Medak of B, ! first; Sessions, second, and Milutino- vich. third.
 Class B-5O-yard dash: Lopez, Ban- croft, first; Hargis, Horace Mann, sec ! end; Oliver, Bancroft, third. ] Class C-50-yard dash: Gregory, Horace Mann, first; Stitt. Bancroft, second; Bailey, Bancroft. third. Class D-1O0-yard dash: Gilman, James Douglas. first; Johnson, Ban- croft. second; Trimbull, Horace Mann, third.
 ! Class A-50-yard dash: Medak, Ban croft, first; Mitchell, Horace Mann, second; Kridle Bancroft third.
 Class B-75 yards: Hargis, Horace Mann. first; Lopez. Bancroft, second: Horn, Horace Mann, third.
 Class C-10O yards: Gregory, Hor- ace Mann, first: Stitt, Bancroft, sec and; Andrews. Horace Mann. third. l Class A-Stan1ing broad jump: Kridle, Bancroft, first; Baugh. Horace Mann, second; Maddern, Horace Mann third Distance, feet F inch.
 Class B-Standing broad jump: Me Donald, Horace Mann, first; Gilpin, Horace Mann. second; Robinson, James Douglas, third Distance, z feet inches.
 Class D-4OO-yard dash: Trimble, Horace Mann. first; Marshall, James Douglas, second; Bigelow, James Douglas, third. Time, 55 seconds. Class C-Shotput: Cole, Bancroft, first; Webster. Horace Mann, second; Jones, James Douglas, third. Distance, 29 feet 3 inches.
 Class D-Shotput: Rugraff, James Douglas, first; Antonovich, Horace Mann. second; Redix, Bancroft, third. Distance, 39 feet 2 inches.
 Class A-Running broad jump: Me
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-07
BY ELLA BATES School Nurse

How many children in Bisbee and the surrounding district are 100 per cent physically? Proper growth and development of the growing child de- pend upon many things. The early establishment of good health habits in daily life count very largely in nor nal growth and development.
 We hope that every mother will be as interested in the growth ana de- velopment Of her children as the T.lDth CTS evidenced in the baby beauty contest" held by on of Bisbee's lead ing stores last month. After all. a baby's growth and development de pend upon the intelligent care of the mother. Babies not strong at birth develop into healthy babies through good care and more credit is due a mother than beauty" contest can ever give her credit for. The "con- test" last month showed a large mum Der of babies and small children in the Bisbee district and 1t is jIst as essential for the health of the baby to be started in good health habits as it is for the older children. In fact the earlier the beginning the better health children will have.
 Beauty is the one thing that from ages past people have felt the influ elce. In this modern practical world 100 per cent normally healthy children will accomplish more work worth while than your beautiful child. Peo pie whose opinion is of value in both the professional and business world claim that the normal healthy child has more chance to have real beauty than one who is not Rosy checks sparkling eyes, good color, and pleas
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-07
CHILD HEALTH CONFERENCE TO
 BE HELD HERE FROM MAY 22-27

ing dispositions are now taking the place of the old time ideas of beauty with growing children.
 Parents should desire that their children be physically sound. Chil- dren should have regular hours for play and rest. as well as for work and should establish such daily habits which will help them to be more ef- ficient and with greater power of re- sistence and more vitality. They should have proper food, we'll bal anced and properly prepared and long hours in bed in well ventilated rooms. Establishment of daily health habits are factors that are largely responsi- ble ia proper growth and development
 The correction of physical defects is a great help in building up child. Poor vision. bad hearing, enlarged tonsils, mouth breathing, decayed teeth. flat feet. and poor posture are usually remedial, and care should be taken by parents that these easily remedied physical defects are not making their children backward in school or handicapping them physi cally. Physical defects are often re sponSible for many of the school ab ! senoes and remedying these gives the children better chance in their 1 classes.
 Much emphasis is placed upon the ! well baby" and just as much empha l sis should be placed upon the "wel child" Better children and better men and women will be the result fl i the parents of the district will but cooperate in the desire of having , every child 100 per cent physically fit Under the direction of the Bisbet | Health Center there will be held dur
 ing the week of May 22-27 a Schoo ] Age Health Conference.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-07
coNsumMArE CATTLE SALE

MORALES, Ariz.. May G. One of the biggest cattle sales recorded here in many months was consummater to- day when J. c. Hall of Fl Paso. pur- chasel 1900 head from Harry Saxon and the Sorrels brothers, Santa Cruz county cattle raisers. At present there are many cattle buyers in No gales examining herds of cattle from Sonora and on the American side of the border with 9 view to buying for middle western and Texas markets.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-07
.Oman's Club Acts
 as Dinner Hostess

Last night was "Gentlemen's Night" at the Bisbee Woman's Club, the first held at the club this year Dinner was served from to g, and the. men found themselves elected" to do all the serving. When 1t came to washing the dishes, however, they were excused.
 Progressive whist followed the din ner About 30 members of tho with husbands and friends, enjoyed the evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-07

Ia photograph, $15O for the travelling school library, bust of Bancroft. fur nishing Red Cross room, $50 toward athletic equipment, besides innumer able sSmall expenditures flor dishes, electric plates, etc, may be among the
 sums mentioned.
 All this, however, is incidental to the real objective of the Parent-Teach- ers' association: the mutual under standing of the child, and civic bet torment in general.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-25

eiGaret and watching the traffic,
Lanyard said nothing at the time,
but later, when a long stretch of
straight road gave him the chance.
verified his suspicious by looking
back to see the gray car lurking not
less than a mile and half astern;
the Delorme touring car driven by
Leon keeping q quarter of a mile
in the rear of the limousine.
These relative positions remained
approximately unchanged during
most Of the light hours of that long
evening, despite the terrible pace
which Jules set in the. open country
vt about seven they dined from
the hamper which, with Lanes
jewel case in its leather disguise of
a simple travelling bag, constituted
all the limousine's load of luggage.
Lanyard passed sandwiches through
| the front window to Jules, who
munched them while driving like 4
speed maniac, and with the same
APPALLING nonchalance washed them
down with q tumbler of champagne.
A luminous lilac twilight view with
the street lamps Of Caen when tho
limousine relied through the city.
Lanyard conferred with jules
through the window
/ Beyond the town" he said won
VIII stop. ! think it would he ad-
Bile" '''e u ''-
~ cry good, ST, said jules with
out looking round. Then he added
+ IN voice. Of complete respect ;
Quite 50, sir. What's the idea p"
1 presume you set some value
on your skim
Plumb crazy about it.
Mademolsel!e Delorme and | are
afflicted with the same idiosynerasv.
we want to save your lives, and we
don't mind saving yours at the same
lme' In gray car which has been
following Us ever since we left St..
German, is the man who-I believe
murdered Monsieur lie Comte de
Lorgnes on the Lyons express, ana
"ho--f Enow-triad last night To
murder Madcmoisello Delorme."
And | suppose that, in his big
hearted, wholesalers wav, he
wouldn't mind making a bag Of the
lot Of US tonight"