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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-15
THE ROMANCE OF AGRICULTURE

Eugene Grace, president of the Bethlehem steel
poration of the later monares created by SchWab
just as Carnegie put Schwab into the millionaire class
reports that the steel industry sound with business
Improving and with indications pointing to "a steady
growth. What change in decade. Before the vision
of the elder Morgan moulded for the business world the
picture of oornated trade the three four hundred
steel plants in chaotic state The bold stroke of
the iron hand of finance started the industry along the
lane of amazing accomplishment The people were stag
gered at the results They had not thought of in
dustry in terms of the billion The timd shook their
heads It admitted that behind the great issue of
stock there not asset worthy of the
The plants had to be replaced every year two and the
industry seemed to rest shifting sand But time
and energy backed by the sterling character and ability
of men like Schwah turned nebulous assets into
basis for sound credits and today the steel industry
regarded almost the unfang barometer Of the world
trade.
The of steel eXcites the imagination than
do the tales of Hans Anderson but it will be nothing
compared with the romance of agriculture when some
great organizing genius shows his head to lead the far
mers to their promised land Agricultural organization
is complex of course because where there only
few hundred steel plants there six and onehaf mil
lion farms, but the financial returns will be correspond
ngly great and far lasting when organization is
perfected The business problems almost identical
the coordination of production, of selling and of str
button The farm bureau and the agricultural bloc are
the two first signs of the times Upon that foundation
bound to be built the emancipation OF the farmer from life
of drugery and worldwide industry that will benefit
all mankind.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-15
WOMEN'S CLUBS OF IDAHO
NEWS OF THE STATE FEDERATION
BY HOMER l.. SETTLE, Payette Chairman

f. A, Dwight, e. r. Gardner, A. N.
Holmes, l.. III. Brown and George
Erhardt.
A rising vote of thanks twas ac-
corded Mrs. Schildman for her cour-
tesies In entertaining the club mem
bers and the honor guests.
WOMAN'S CIvIC-POCATELLo
At meeting of the Woman's club
of Pocatello at the public library Mon
day afternoon Mrs. Carl Bryan was
elected president: Mrs. George Ridg-
way vice-presadent; Mrs. w. J, Ing
ling recording secretary; Mrs. Frank
Evans corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Oscar Sonnekalb treasurer. The
members of the nominating committee
were Mrs. A. N. Newton, Mrs. N. b.
Atkinson, Mrs, W. j. Ingling and
Mrs. Walter II. Cleare.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-15
BRUNEAU

George r. Jones has moved his
stock of merchandise to the new
store room. Jesse Mcmillan is finish
ing the exterior painting and the
store will be in ship shape within a
few days.
Dave Hyde, who has been confined
to his bed for the greater part of the
winter, is again able to be up and
out Of doors.
The VIM. P. Strickland sheep, $40
head, were purchased by Scott An
derson last week at sheriff's sale, at
$7.25 a head with the lambs thrown
in. The sale was to satisfy mortgages
held by the Bruneau and Mountain
Home banks.
Ed Weaver and v. l.. Toylor OF
Mountain Home, We're visitors i'm
Bruneau one day last week.
Tom Erickson has been engaged
as farmer at the T-ranch for this sea-
son and has moved his family there.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-15

A recent issue of the San Fran
cisco Examiner contains the follow
ing special from Rocky Bar, Judging
| by the big financial interests that are
taking hold at Featherville, Rocky
Bar and Atlanta, there appears to be
no doubt that a mining boom of i'm
mense proportions is about to start
in Gilmore county:
Rocky Bar, Idaho.-The begin
ming here of extensive placer opera
tions by the Harmon engineering
company of San Francisco, for which
dredgers costing 100000 have been
built ON the ground, has been fol
lowed by the arrival OF engineers of
the Idaho gold corporation, which
owns 700 acres of lode mining claims
adjacent to the town oIf Rocky Bar
and at the head of the placer beds.
The Idaho gold corporation is man
aged by interests connected with the
Mammoth mine of Tintic, Utah, and
the Silver King of Park City, joint
producers of tens of millions. The
Idaho gold corporation has absolute
title to the Vishnu, Mountain Goat
and adjoining properties, which have
record production Of many millions
of dollars. The property is contin
uous over and covers a high grade
gold belt two miles long and more
than half a mile wide.
In addition the company has OBJ
tanned undivided ownership of two
and one-half miles of placer ground
Immediately contiguous to the main
workings off it's Vishnu and Noun
tain Goat properties and adjoining
the placer grounds of the Harmon
engineering copmany.
The Vishnu and Mountain Goat
groups consist of q lode mining
claims with production record from
the early SOS to the middle of the
sos of $5,000,000 in high grade
gold ore, averaging $50 a ton. These
claims also sideline and endline the
Elmore claims, which during the same
period produced $5,O00,0O0 worth of
ore, also averaging $50 ton.
An examination made of the prop
erty by engineers reveals that only a
small part of the Vishnu has been
mined and the work was done in an
unminerlike manner, owing to lack
of caps. Workings have been sent
down to an average shallow depth of
less than $50 feet and there is evil
dence that the vein PERSISTS to depth.
Adjoining ground, covering a dis
lance of 5000 1T. and in all probabi-
lty carrying the extension of the
vein system was never touched in
the old days, but is now TO be made
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-15
BEWARE THE WIRELESS FAKIRs

Watch out for the wireless fakrs. The new gener-
ation since the scandaous stock obbng operations that
marked the advent of the Marcon wireless telegraph
in which thousands of widows and other poor
folks robbed Of their life savings should read
little history The public is of short memory 1t will not
be long before the stock obbers will be at work offering
all kinds of auring propositions identified with the
facture and operation Of wireless telephone outfits The
danger of being swndled in these highly speculative
terprses is in proportion to the opportunity for profit
and double warning is necessary because the wireless
telephone business is destined to sagger the imagination
before many years have passed When the thousand per
cent per day proposals reach Mountain Home let those
with loose change be cautious Cupdity dangerous
leader. Follow old General Conservatism and be SAFE
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-15
GLENNs FERRY

Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Gibbs became
the parents of son ON the third.
The first car of wool shipped from
here in some time was billed to Port
land Monday,
The repair work on the bridge
was finished the latter part of, last
week. The bridge is now in first class
shape and more convenient from the
fact that the water pipe is now To-
Gated under the foor.
DOC" Belts suffered broken
hone in his left wrist one day last
week when the car he vas cranking
backfired.
Lee McAnulty was paid $40 by
the railroad company this week for
the damage done his car in the ac-
cident some weeks ago.
H. v. McMaster, who has been
visiting his parents here, left Mon
day for his home at Cascade, where
he is station agent. He was &C
companied as far as Boise by his
mother.
Mesdames Farm, Quinn, Knox, Van
Fleet, Montgomery and Geo. Mosgrove
attended the style revue at Mont
gomery, Blunk's in Mountain Home
last Saturday. They enjoyed the show
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-15
RECORDS OF The PIONEERS

reduction of fifty cents a head.
The reduction In the assessment of
horses and cattle Is also consider
able. Last year horses ranged from
$12 to 20 a head and cattle from
$12 to SIC head. A resolution was
adopted to the effect that proper
tionate reduction be made in the
assessment of farm lands, farm pro-
ducts and other property
Rev. #. w. Nash of Challis arrived
yesterday and will at once take hold
and conduct the affairs of the Con-
gregational church In this city.
DIR. J. w. Newkirk of Union Mills,
Indiana, arrived here the first off the
week and intends locating perma-
nently.
A we'll established report says the
Union Pacific will soon put on the
two extra passenger trains which
were taken off some time ago and
thus give us two daily trains each
way.
Several loads of lumber have gone
out this week for John Mitchells
new residence on Bruneau.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-15

Local elections in all the COM
mon school districts of the state
will be held today, April Is, for
the election of trustees and the levy
ing of special taxes for the support
of the districts. OF the nineteen
districts in Gilmore county, all will
hold their elections at the school
houses. Independent districts hold
their elections in September. State
wide eighth grade examinations
were also held in the common
schools.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-15
Gilmore COUNTY Mining INTERESTS

to yield it's riches.
The records of the companies of
fifty years ago, which operated the
Mountain Goat Vishnu, and Gilmore
properties show that the mines were
asked to pay for development and
equipment from the grass roots down,
and against many handicaps due to
the unsettled conditions of the coun-
try Now a state highway leads to
the properties; the Oregon Short Line
railroad is only Short distance
away; electric power is available and
all the other handicaps that hindered
development in the past have been
removed.
he. Idaho gold corporation enters
the field as one of three big COM
panies that promise to make Rocky
Bar one of the greatest gold camps
in the west. The Harmon engi-
neering company, which has the lower
placer holdings, took $45,000, 900 out
of the placer fields of northern Cali
fornia with It's giant dredgers. st,
Joe lead company interests, with a
backing Of $50,000,000, owns prop
erty farther north. The holdings of
the Idaho gold corporation adjoin the
town of Rocky Bar.
The president of the Idaho gold
corporation is Earl Mcintyre of Salt
Lake City. He is manager and, with
his family, principal owner of the
famous Mammoth mine of Utah,
which has production record of
SIS, 100000, and Is still going strong.
The vice-president Is James Ivers, who
is also the treasurer and managing
director. Ivers is director of the
Silver King coalition mining COM
pany of Park City, Utah, which has
paid $14,000,O00 in dividends to date
and has not yet reached the height
of its career. 1t was from this mine
that the late u S. Senator Thomas
Kearns and David Keith amassed
their immense fortunes. The secre-
tary is Judge Thomas Marioneaux,
attorney for the Silver King coal
ition.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-15
FILLER WOMAN'S CLUB.

Mrs M. J. Sweeley and Mrs. James
Fitzgerald oil Twin Falls, president
and secretary respectively OF the In
termountain and Pacific Coast fed
Grafton of woman's clubs, were guests
of honor at a special meeting of the
Filler Woman's club Thursday after
noon. March 23,at the home of Mrs.
Fl. II. Schildman Mrs, F. G. Graves,
president Of the club, presided. Mrs.
Schildman introduced both Mrs.
Sweeley and Mrs. Fitzgerald. Both
spoke of the work of the l. and P. C.
organization. Music for the meeting
was supplied by Mrs, E. A. BEEN and
Mrs. M. G. Goode, with piano duets.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the following hostesses Mesdameo
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-15
WHERE ADVERTISING IS PROPERLY FORBIDDEN

The forest service of the department Of agriculture
has done well to prohibit the painting Of advertisements
nthe rocks of the seventeen national forests Of Cal
or and to order stopped the erection of advertisements
trees Besides being unsightly such advertisements
are useless, nay, than useless they create resent
ment instead of interest The bill board at best is an
appeal to the primitive mind certainly it should not be
permitted to destroy the beauty of the country.
If the department having stopped the advertising Of
outside products within the forests will begin to
advertise the forests and national parks where they should
be advertised, in the newspapers Washington will take
step forward in modern business conduct that indicates
sadly lacking up to date, Mr. Lasker to the contrary
Notwithstanding
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-15
From the Elmore County Republican
April 18th, 1894.


Helfrich & Miller have had force
of carpenters at work the past week
on their new warehouse.
l.. A. Underwood has retired from
the management of the Turner House
dining room, his lease having ex-
pired Saturday evening.
In report of the public schools
the following attendance figures were
given:
Grammar department, IS boys,
IA girls.
intermediate department, 20 boys,
23 girls.
Primary department, 81 boys, 2S
girls.
J. L. Schaeffer was principal.
At a meeting of the assessors of
the state held at Boise, April 6, 1894,
it was agreed to make assessments at
the following rates:
Range horses-$10 per head.
Range cattle-$10 per head.
Range and stock sheep-$1. so per
head
The assessment fixed on sheep is
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-04-15
NEIGH Dor HOOD NEWS.

ing very much.
DR.. j. w. Davis and family are
expected home about the first OF June
They will travel overland from Chi
cago in a new Dodge car.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
10 QUE NECESITAN
LOS NERYIOS

Por regla general, cuando nuestros
sistema nervioso esta en- perfecto es-
tado no lie damos importancia algunap
mas al ocurrir algo anormal en- es
mlsmo, la naturaleza tiene una pc
culiar manera de llamarnos la aten-
ci6n por medic de algo que no pode.
mos dejar de observar, el dolor.
Pruebe de llegar un neryio dolori-
do sin medicina de nihguna clase y
no podra menos de confrontar un
hecho conocido por todo medico, ell
cual Sc define asf: El Gnico modo
de llegar los nervios es por medic
de la sangre.
Usted We ahora porque las Pfldoras
Rosadas del DIR. Williams, ell gran
tonico para la Sangre, son tambien
un gran yigorizador de los nervios.
Frecuentemente la causa de la inf1a-
naci0n de un nervio eS, debido que
La sangre no lie da los suficientes ele-
mentoS Dutritiyos que requiere. Las
PffdoraS RosadaS del DIR. Williams re-
constituyen la sangre, los nervioSs son
vigorizados, Ia infiamacion pasa y ell
doloI queda desvanecido. Conservan-
do la sangre roja y pura con ell uso de
las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams,
ell peligro de desarreglos. neryiosos,
insomnia, Indigestion, V otros deSor-
deues causados por nervios faltos de
nutricion, desaparace totalmente.
FL uso de las Pfldoras RoSadas del
DIR. Williams para los niflos, arroia
todo tenor de bale de s. Vito.
Estas pfldoras Sc venden en- esta
ciudad v en- todas las buenas boticas
del mundo. Exija siempre las legfti-
mas, las del paquete rosado con la 2
grande en- caracteres de relieve.
Hay publicado un librito intitulado
@Desarreglos Nerviosos," ejemplar
del mismo lie sera remitido bajo So
bre cerrado Y completamente libre
de todo gasto para usted, 81 10 Solicita
a la DR.. Williams Medicine Co.,
Schenectady, n. Y, E. Z. de A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

cuentra siempre a Lloyd George y a
sus partidarios con Ell farnoso "blll''
de Gales en- la mano empenados en- la.
cerlo aprobar cuanto sntes, mientras
que dentro del pals sigusn una campa-
ia de unidad concentration que
hace cana vez mas apremiante Il, ST.
tuaci6n para o. Gobierno. Aquella obr a
de unifcaci6n era dificil en- una regio |
sonde las discucio les po itica5 v re i
giosas tenen subdivisiones inconta-
bles: pero 6l, interesado en- salir avan
te, di6 una primera lecion de unitaris-
mo dejando en- muchos casos Que sus
enemigos triunfaran, siempre que e. %
sambien hicieran triunfar Ia causa que
le era cara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

ayuda del Cielo, prosigui6 Ia vez e.
estudio de las leyes y La practica de
abogado en- Ell bufete de Breese, Jones
y Casson. En- esos dias, "a vez que
trabsjaba como smanuense, estudiando
en- momentos desocupados conservaba
IA costumbre establecida en- Ell tale:
Gel ito Lloyd, y Sc reunia para discu
tir asuntos de interes Immediate co,
toaos ,os que gustsban de ccncntar l
situaci6n en- el pueblo; cscribia unt
cue otro articulo en- los peri6dicos, s,
demostraba siempre 81 deseo de ensan
char Ell circuIo de sus actividades para
saltar otro mas importante. Era atrs
vido en- sus speftos de ambici6n, as.
70 venlos los diez v ocho amos llegas.
a Londres por primera vez, en- una vi
sta de provinciano. a sntrar ''cono
Ger" la Camara de los Comunes par
escribir despues en- su d:ario: .No PIE
do decir menos, que he contemplate Ia
Asanblea con Ell mismo espiritu con
cue GuiIermo Ell Conquistador contem
rio Inglaterrsi cuando 2iizo SUI visi
ia Eduardo el Confesor: como la
region de su df"iinio futuro, joh va
uidadl''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

Una cartera de bolsillo para ca
ballero de cuero puro, con varias
d.visiones y con su nfmbre en- le-
tras doradas tambien por dos
Dollars.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
DEMAsIADo LEJos,

Por fin, despues de frecuentes fric-
clones dentro del partido liberal qua
So resentia cn, nacionalismo de
Mr.. Lloyd George, Sc acaba por
admirar al rebelde; v asi, EN-
otras campaaas dentro de Ia Camara,
donde algunas veces esa rebsli6n hi
20 que Sc lie expulsara por algunos dias
del seno de la Asamblea Sc lie recibia
cRdas vez con mas simpati7s. Pero Ell
naciona,ismo 10 llev6 demasiado lejos;
sofaba va con TN partido galaico in
dependents del Liberal, y pedia un Go
bierno Sutonomo complete para Gales,
--el ''all round Home Rule, atemo-
rizando tanto a sus propios partidarios,
en- principle liberales, que 6stos Sc re-
sistieron q seguirlo en- la aventura; y
asi fu6 como Gales acab6 por entreglr
a Ing.aterra su David. Lloyd George
cue desde ese momento vi6 otro cfrculo
mayor y comenz6 a trabajar en- su
centro, convencido de que los descon-
tentos de Inglaterra merecian t2nt \
atenci6n como los de Gales.
En- 1899, mucho despu6s de su ter
eera election como miembro de los Co.
mu-es, y mientras viajaba por Cana
da, sobrevino la guerra de Africa de.
Sur. Comprendio desde luego que la di-
plomacia podia salvar de la guerra, e
embellishments tomo la ofensiva con
ira Asquia v Grey que estaban por la
adopci6n de la fuerza, y predic6 tanto
en- contra de ella que su vida peligr6
nlientras a.guien murmurara por los r.n
Genes: itraidorI La opinion le fue tan
adverse que tuvo que cerrar SUI bufe-
te; y mientras Sc ocupaba en- conve1-
Ger a sus partidarios sobre la honradez
de slis miras, ayud6 a la vez los dist
Gentes para que las escuelas Lbres de
Gales Sc vieran libres de la ferula de
IA Iglesia Anglicana, con una habil ma
riobla en- que la escrupulosidad con
cue hizo que Sc cumpliera a la letra la
ley decretada, echo por TERRA el esp.-
ritu de la misma.
Demcstrada su capaciaad, al formar
Sc 81 Gabinete Asquith Sc lie hace pa
sar al Ministerio de Hacienda, (al
Excheuuer'' que Lord Morley de-
elmo.
Todos imaginarian que va en- aque-
Las alturas habia olvidadd por com
rleto aquel primer Impulse de protec-
clon de los desco ltelto5 que 10 leTo
Ia vida publica; pe.o no nabia tai.
Hizo entonces IN viaje por toda Ale
mania con el objeto de estudiar Ell Sis
tema de pensiones y seguros para an
cianos oDreros impedidcs, con la
idea de lIevar Inglaterra todo 10
hEeno que pudiera sacar de. sistema,
que era 81 mejor de la epoca, nejora-
do 81 possible era.
Pero en- ese viaje Alemania Lloyd
George Sc di0 cuenta de la tremsnda
nebre del militarismo que abrasaba a
Alemania: su gran facilidad para pro-
fundizar cua.quier sitnaci6n aspecto
de las cosas, hizo que recOgiera una
impression justa de 10 que era aquei
fiebre y hasta d6nde podia agravarse.
Llevo adelante sn campaiia en- pro
del proletariado en- los amos subsecuen
tes y mientras Sc acsrcaba ei aio fa-
tai de 1914 combati6 los ricos, con
81 propio dinerO, para cue Sc acepsa-
ran los proyectos de leyes de pensio-
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SeTlliIIas

Tenemos coIecciones de semi.
Has de hortallza acabadas de re.
ribir que servimos a setents
centavosIa collection, contenien.
do cada una ounce paquetes dc
sen1iIlas de las mejores yarieda.
dea. Mande orden postal y Ie
serviremos una de elias, sir
mas gasto.
THE SAN JUAN COMMERCIAL
AGENCY.
Apaftado 1863. San Juan. r. q,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
Sc REcIBE DE ABoGADo

. a los veinte amos vuelve Londres
recibirse de abogado y asiste otra vez
las discusiones del Parlamento para
criticar con muy buen gentido los
oradores, y llevarse un interes vivisimo
sSbre la forma de reparar los errores
cornetidos por la ignorancia cue los dc
arriba padecen siempre con respecto a
as necesidades de los de abajo. va ms
talado por su cuenta en- I'm. bufete pro-
pio, alienta las esperanzas de los que
creian en- su nacionalismo en- la efec-
tividad de su empeao para salysr de
So humiIante situaci6n Gales. Duran
te las elecciones de 1885 va muchos de
SIS amigos 10 empujaron. a presentarss
como candiGato, pero hasta entonces
Gran pocos los que fabian ciegamente
en- la habilidad de aquel enthusiastic de-
masiado joven, y prefrieron confiar su
causa Al otro naciona.ista que; dentro
de las ideas viejas ofrecfa mayores Sc
glridades y era menos vehemente.
La suerte lie favorece; y con el te-
'reno va tan bien preparado, ell repre-
sentante de Ia region de Carnarvon
nuere. Lloyd Sc pressnta entonces GA
6e MARIO de 1s9O), sus electores y
hace profession de fe po.itica en- un
discurso terso v digno, en- que el can
didato liberal, Sc apartaba del carta-
bon de lisonja hscia el Primer Ministro
v el Home Rule'' de Ir.anda, para
bablar sobre los derechos de su propio
pals de Gales un Gobierno indepen-
diente -lo que Iacia que Ell liberal To-.
mara un caracter defnido de n7ciona.
Iistas Los conservadores recalcitrantes
eStaban confusos. pero aiin esperaban
y derrota de aquel que 50 le venia en-
Gina para decirses: Ha sonado La ho-
ra del hombre nacido on la cabana. :
La lucha era desigual. contando unos
por una parte con el. dinero La con-
flanEa'' de los que temen yer trastor-
NADIA la rutina, y Lloyd George y los
sryos solo con esperanzas ideales. Pc
70 una mayOria de is votos le da el
triunfo
Llega al Parismento, y inientras es-
pera, como hemos visto, abrir la boca
en- el momento oportuno, Sc asombra
do yer que los partidos aprovechen to
Gas las discusioues de asrlntos que afec
tan directamente al bienestar del pue-
bio, en- luchas de banderia: que asun-
tos como la RECOMMENDATION de venta
de alcoholics sirven mas para fortifcar
a. partido que las apoya o las ataca,
cue para llevar "a salud los habitan-
tes del pals.
Habia prometido sus electores de
carEsrvon que trabajarfa por la causa
de Gales, y cumpli6 su promesa, no obs
tante que Ia derrOta que sufri6 en- Ia
camara de los Pares el Home Rule''
irlandes habria sido sufciente para des
alentsr aun a los mas psrsistentes. Cae
im ministerio tras osro; y el nuevO en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
MITE A MISS NIGHTINGALE

Pida hoy misn1o blanco de So
'icitud para ingresar EN- la ,Es-
,uela de Enfermeras del Hospi-
taI Prssbiteriano. La nueva Cia-
sc Sc abrira Ell 2 de enero. Re-
quisitos: primer aiio Alta Escle-
a; buena reputation; buena sa-
I'D; raza blanca; II amos de
sdad. ~
7irijase arMiss Rosa A. Coma.
Iez. r. N. Apartado 367, San
tuan, P. r..