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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-23
WEST GARDINER

SPEARS CORNER-A Childrcn's
Day concert will be held at the Free
Baptist church on Friday evening,
June %, at o'clock standard time.
All are invited.
4 woman carrying a baby in her
arms. with three small children COM
ing behind. passed this place Tues
day forenoon. IT ' as .afterward said
that they had come from Gardiner
and We're walking to their homo in
Lewiston.
Mrs. Flora G. Spear is VISITING her
| son. Walter, in Gardiner.
Mrs. Jeff Dow is visiting at her
old home in Smyrna Mills, Aroostook
county
Misses Grace and Frances Gold
smith. Helen Gosline, Dorothy Mer-
rill and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur GOsline
went to Pennington by auto to at
tend the graduation at the Normal
school Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Small, who has been
ILL., is improving in health.
MERR1LL'S CORNER-Ernos t
! w lllldfnS OIL the Gdrdlnef + arm was
calling on friends in town Sunday.
Willie Fountain and a party of
friends returned home Sunday, after
passing a few days in the vicinity of
Lake MoXie on a fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pushard are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of son, born June IA. The
young man has been named Donald.
George Gross. who has been en-
ployed at Old Orchard for some time,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jewett of Mon
mouth were recent auto callers at the
home of G.. +. Brown.
Mrs. George Gross and daughter
Ruth. Mrs. Il. II. Orser and son.
Ralph, were Friday callers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Will
liams at the Gardeners Farm.
Rev. and Mrs. George Kincaid and
children of Gardiner, We're the Mon
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
I.unt.
! Philip Weston and George Weston
Of I.itchtield were calling on relatives
in town Friday.
The schools in town closed Friday
for the summer vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-23

During the vacation he will attend
Summer school at Boston University
or Harvard. His bride was graduated
from B. L. this month,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-23

The Saco Valley Canning Company
will can blueberries this season for
the first time. The berry season will
come on August first about the time
OF the string beans which the plant
has canned for some time. The apple
and corn packs last late into the fall
and with the berries and beans will
give a good season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-23

Among those who have returned
from Bates Commencement are Hon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27

set hibtil er Ipffes at op6age Sor.
pperen. Gen mn arreiterebe bar Dor.
ret iterft mistGnft, men bar life be-
ret arreiteret. Nariagen til, at man
mn bar gaaet Ill grreitatlon er, at
@eofonmrenoe / berlliet Silitarb bleu
iunoet rGr @ranoitebet unriooeIbart
eiter at 9rallben par opoa9et.
Tpbsfalb. SflleipiQer Senning
grifien err afgaaet ueo Gooen efter
fort Sios Spgbom, 43 Iar gan1n1el.
= Ipptefer / Ruusos Gbriitopber
9orenti 9lcf er unber ct Spbplo /
ariitiania afgaaet peo Ssoen / Ell
Iloer al 81 Iar. San bar feot pan
Srom$p % bar Ssn>af Soloinipef.
TOR 8iert 9iicf % 5rle abieael, +.
Sammono.
Sbp. Spertolbfontroler / set
isnbeniieloife 8rrnietolooiitrift, $.
@. 9agger, er aigaaet peb Cohen,
80 Nar aammel. Sr. Sageer bar
loot / @ierpelt og bar SON al Stor.
~tindSnlano, Hebofter Dagger. San
ior / line ungc Gage tiliiss og iene.
re opertog ban Ell HGffe gmbeoer |
SoIoetateh / Eorsgrun0, Sfien %
6reorifSbalo.
Sneofermeiter Niels 9rnne.
reb er iorleoen Dag afaaaet peb d.
ben / a%riitiania, hoor ban bapoc I'M.
oerfaitet iig Ell Operation. @linne.
roo bar loot / 9otne ! 1878 og etab.
'lereoe iig iom Sneofermeiter / SOL.
meitrono / 9O-Aarene, San bar Dor.
ret @eolem al Solmeitranos Spitp.
re / Ell IarrGtfe.
sbp. seatercbef 2uopig Dill.
Ter aigif iorleben oeS Seoen ! Nalt.
helm. 81 Iar sanmel. 9uSpig ghiI.
Ter. iom bar SMn al Sfibsisrer Se.
rent NtiiQer OF SoriatterinSen Inia.
lie Sfram bar 9ergenier az 6eoiel.
giter ar bape nGret 6orretntngs.
mono i Ell IarrGffe bebutersoe ban !
1897 pes Rriitiania Senter % git
ienere oper til Hntionalteatret. bnor
han irrlia ipiGct Solbergrouer. !
Len HQffe gor pur 2ibpig Niiler
res s~rorbtieu,s Seaisr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27

ll'll9erenOe 5ormano, Sppotefbonfbi.
rettsr Sort, onifeoc Tia fritaoet for
Salg til beg0c Spcro. SOM ;sor.
lllailo o9 Iiceformano polates reip.
geilor' Prote9'or 6rebrif Stana o.
SfiOsreOer gernb. SanSicn.
Sranb / stOffc. sfien lite Oft.
ell ing grano opitob gat til ioaar
Sfotte hos Ole Senien SSsennsitao.
Saanln9sbuiet nebbrpnote totoIt po
pans Srobo og Sssere itrsa meb. ge.
ooerne blep reooet / iibite gieblif.
el1 Irbeioerbuitru iom boebe / 2ben
efage maatte hoppe neb fra Sinbuet
o9 TOM iaa iterft tilifaoe, at bun
lftaatte flores til Spgebuiet / Cons.
berg.
Stor Fapirfurienbclie. Sor Die
bllttet er man baabe paa Sitbanen GA
Se'tbanen beifieftiget meo ben Iter.
tie Eaplrerport, iom nogeniinbe bar
ogret e%rpeoeret, meloes ira ariitia-
MO 3ote Oft. Gaa beage 8aner fra
Srommen % SenefoS err ser baalia
Grtratog meo op iii 80 @oone, iom /
9rsnlien losier omboro / Wotorifi.
bet "Sbeooore Rooieoelt", iom ialt
ltal inbtage 1000 Cons 9apir til
SDoamerifa.
granS / Sanbnesiipen. - Sra
Sanonesiisen mcIoeS 3oie DIT. Saa.
be og 6issbpgning tilbsrenoe Sol
gers beriteoS, neobrGnote igaornut.
Set bar beloigois title Ieir, enerS
tunoe Oct blepet me9et farIig for oen
omllggenoe tGtte @ebpggelie. 9es
lGtntn9 o. Iutomobil bleo reooet.
granoppIenet bapoe fortrinlig Si9lp
ira Sanoperfet. Otter lutninqen /
Seiet f%ortiatte Senbag Sormiooag
meo &ulipreapparater.
Spb al Snlbe % Ilfuhpl. Sfien
2oen Oft. On isrgelig 9eaipenbeb
er inbtrllffet / &piteseio / Selemar.
fen. @n Wano peo Napn Samuel
Norifog blep / forri9e ltge ilInoet bso
peo Seifanten en- y WtilS Sci fra
9pgoer. San bapOe oruffet Silent
mebrpnbt og iflloe fiere biemoper.
Baa Geien faIot ban al Sognen oe
bleo filnbet ON Worqenen. Gen til.
falote S9ge erflGreoe, at Wanoen
bar opb al Sroit % operOreoen 9tps
belie al Ilfobol.
Suripunoct Iigc. Sfien 2oen Oft.
Gn ing Sige paa 0ele, Sriitine Gar.
len bar ppret ~foripunOet fra lit Sient
iioen 24Oe September. Sum reiite
ben Sag iommen meo 2 Glore Seitre
til Tors9ru1o, boor De ON Iftenet
bar iamnlen paa Sreliesarmeens
MpOc. Spitrene reiite biem meo 90
get, men &riItine blep igicn. Sioen
SEN Sag bar SorGlorene intet bort
fra benbe % tiltrobS for llnoeriegels
Ter bar man intet Spor iunoet. Sltn
er / II IarSaloeren.
Nc. Stra iGlscr fine Stibe. Sra
&riitiansiano melOes. Sfibsaftieiel-
ifabet Stra bar iolet Seilifibene
"2pnae", "Speres" % "Serp" til
I.S. Spelptf SfibSreoeri, Spelpif,
Tor tiliamnen 10000 Ser. Sioere
bar Selifabet iolgt Seilifibet "Slipe'
banf" iii ct northumberland for
$4,000 ST.. I.S. Stra bar MI bare
ct Sfib tilbage al lin Slaaoe.
"2pnge" latter $3.50 Con D. No.,
"Spcras" 200, "Sers" $500 %
"Slipebanf" 4400 Con.
Npt &raftanlGs. Sra Sronobiem
meloes 3bie Oft. &iaingoal 8rltber
bar ~poabegpnot Irbeioet meb at an,
lpgge oen npe Sterilization / 8llla.
Gen bp9ges noget n~ebenfor pen garns
le, men bliber lat / Sorbinoelle meo
oeru1e oeo pGloige &~sr9aoer. Sele
Inlpgget foruoiGtteS at uGre fGroig
til Gaaren. glalen Sommltlle forbe-
holoer iis Ret til at beboloe 70 ST.
&raft fra set me InlGg, ion1 all'es
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27
Sra

@~oarbIala. Gen pafre @aoro
m,n,bero CT al @nfefru 9riltine apan
;'Int ri lrrer 8rebnler, Bergen, for
5000 aroner, meloes ira Solme.
itrato.
sranb Norberbou. Sra slif mel.
,cs Ste Oft. 8rano uobrso peo 5.
SiSen imorses paa @aaroen Sanbers
Noroerber. Slben blep beerGniet
fl Grenseitaen, iom br9rote totalt
leo.
Gipspolb Iaaner 3 Drill. &r. CHS.
,olb S~ereositpre bar b~eiluttet at op.
tooe ct &ommlnelaan paa inotil 3
W;0ioner Ser, bporaf .2s / 9snber.
rcs ganf os 115t giospolo spare.
barlf.
Cmfommd neb 0rufnins. Sra
9~ronbbien melbes Abe Oft. Snat er
6~norobruaer arne @plbenaas bri,f-
NET peb @eblunesnes. San fonotes
eitermiooag paa 8unben al Siecn.
Sporleoes lllpffen er foregaaet, pioes
life.
@n Sfple Splen. Sslen gpItpre
bar / iioIte Nsoe bepilget 100000
Or. til Spferelie at en- M Sfolebpg-
nina. aommllnelofale og SeitipitetS-
Iofole tanfes forbunbet meo iamme.
Ni 10 Stemmer bar 4 imoo 8epil9-
ringer.
Sso 1902 Mar sammei. Sra 9rsnn.
rpiunb meloes. 8aarbbriiger Snge-
briat 8eoerien SfaritaO, Iaenbp9-
BEN / ginoalen, bsoe forleOen, 102
glar gammel. San bar lin gpgos
plblte % ct grempel for mango /
grbcioe og Wsiiombeb.
lllpen berier i @en-0 itrifterne.-
Ser er for Chen eobt &enbeite / Gs.
ano % Riait &enbeiteoiitrifter, meos
Seler "9agspoiten" / Sronobiem,
mel llIpen bar ppret ilem belle Com.
merer. s &iait &enbeiteoiitrift bar
BEN piitnof soelast bunorepis al
Rensopr.
"Np SorS" fjbber rise &pluniia.
tiunsielter. "0p Soro"s Stpre bar
/ oisie Gage inbfisbt 5000 Iaal
Soro / @erran / Sertrpnbelag. Wan
bar oesltoen ca. 1000 Waal paa
Saanb / Soler, Iamot, Horolnno.
Nlt ialt bar Selifabet MI $4,000
Maal oprfbar Soro.
lliGbpanlis Silbefife. Sra Sronb.
hient meloes 30te Sept. Soag blep
Der giort etpar ganife bra Siloe.
itpng inbe paa Sronobiems Sapn.
Com Selge beraf bar ser naturlig-
bis itor Silfsriel al ferif Silb. Saa.
piot pibes en- ser life / Maros Minoe
giort Siloelteng inoe paa ielbe Sap.
llell.
granb / SpImm. Sfien 2oen Oft.
2srOag Worgen uobreo grano bos
8a~arbbruger Sans 8raaten / 60
linn. llobufene neobr9note totalt.
III apling % &eoifab itrsg meb.
6lsoprene reobebes / iibite 9ieblif.
Saaningsbltiet lpffeoes oct at rebbe.
g~ariagen til SlOens Spfomit er ube-
fienot.
Iesen S~nberfuloIe / Selemarf.
Sra Sfien feIocs. Sllberfllloien
bericr for Sioen meget iterft / 2l,noe
! 5elcmarfen. Otter Sorilag al Oi-
itriftsleaen bar S%elieraabet mi be-
Illttet of itGnge aue Serreoets Sfo-
~lelofaler for pripote Wpber for at
Iorebpgge pibere l1bbrebelie al Sr-
bertuloien % andre imitiomme eng.
BONNIE.
Mobclfomiteem bolot forleben Wo-
DC for @alg al Sorma1lo og Sicefor.
mal1b / aomiteen for &eiten al inoe-
pPrc1oe slar iamt for 1923. Gen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27

|ftelie ict
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h ppboISt
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! $1,000,
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New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
stock quotations were:
lhe Dollar in Foreign EXCHANGE

Continued from Column Two,
SHiNA (HonS Kong par unsettled,
Comano .......bS.oo 5<37x le2k
JAshM SKIS ~. ~; $3.50 sIssH ..s.ss .s.ss
CDemand ......47.5o $3.50 4s1aM
,nle. Sable. ......4775 Ss.7S 1s5aS ~
Demand .e'..ss'oo 100 osnss a r1pesS p % orr
oiHAlIS sErTLEMENTs (par sss cant.
CMnano ....60.25 6o.?s
S~o'es ......60.s0 $3.50
a,ru~ THE AMERICAS
AHGnNTiNA ns tpar 42.4l Cents a pansr
Csn,sa CDsmand .......ss.s7M ss.s7x s.oo
oEnA1iL (par s2.45 cents napsr rs,,r.,,N on,aI
CeMano '......l3.76 15SiX TX ~
pHR94e .l3.SlM iS.S7x 1sySx
80 Npar $%SS a pound( :"
rfs1vGkS rfSs1vveSkS 3.45 a47 een
CSna1 auoH tpar 1850 cents A sucra, '''V
CHILE (par ass csnt ItOS -
Checks ~ sn pesol
uRCGuAY tpar loa' 40 Iielh 14.<1
VENEZUELA inar eI'ae ~ so.s7b s2.s7h
Snecks ........1sa8 ~ 20 oohVar)
=, canadian Exchanxe--So,.. -
funds IN, Mex vn,c cent premium; Montreal
~ =" pc" cent discount
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Allied Debt Proposals

International bankers are inclined 10
accept with a grain Of salt the pro-
posals just put forward by British and
French financial auth critics whereby
German reparations would be forgiven
to the extent that inter-Allied debts
ara cancelled. Stripped to it's funda-
mentals, the plan would in effect set
the German reparations obligations
against the Allied debt to the United
States, it was pointed out yesterday
and, II carried out, mean that America
would pay the German debt. These
discussions are felt to be insignificant
in view Of the known attitude on this
side of the water and the fact that
they have not involved consultation
with the Administration at Washing
ton, which holds the purse strings.
They are believed to be designated to
meet the exigencies OF the foreign
political situation and nothing else
Coincident with their report comes the
news that France expects to pay her
debt to the United States and that
England will pay a semi-annual install
ment on account Of interest next fall.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22

Bank Clearings Bank clearings at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges,
s935,9o0,0 900; balances, s73.Soo,Ooo
Silver London, 33 ~ d. New York, do
mestic, bar, 99ssc; foreign, 64Hc;
Mexican dollars, 49%c.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
United States Food Products

The committee representing the va
rious groups of creditors Of the United
States Food Products Corporation have
named H. Hobart Porter, president Of
the American Water Works and Elec-
trio Company, Inc, as chairman of the
committee Of three to investigate the
position Of the company. The two
other members of the committee are
George @. Palmer, head of the Food
Products Company, and George Rublee,
the receiver. After completing its in
vestigation the committee will prepare
report setting forth what In its
opinion will be the best method for the
rehabilitation of the corporation.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
London Market IRREGULAR

LONDON, March 21-Gilt edge Sc
curtties were rather irregular on the
Stock Exchange to-day. Oil shares
were quiet and steady, but the other
sections were inactive. Bar gold was
quoted at Gas Cd; money was loaned at
~ per cent. Discount rates were:
Short bills. 81 per cent; three-month
bills, 7-16@3h per cent Consols for
money were quoted at 54N, British s
per cent loan at 96A and British ~
per cent loan at sSh. -
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
I'm Wall Street
Money Rates Turn Upward

The expected stiffening IN money
rates occurred yesterday. At the open
ing there was little sndiensiom a.s,on. oI th.t =
had prevailed for about q week, tn the
call loan rate being established at Sh
per cent. Offerings at this figure were
Of short duration and in the afternoon
the charge went to and tnen 70 -
In favor Of ths borrower in the outside
market. Time funds were held more
closely and little business was done IN
this department, bids being based upon
the recent break in rates. The firmer
situation resulted from the presenta-
tion for payment Of tho checks the gov
ernment received on account OF taxes
last week, which began to come through
to the banks in volume. The govern.
mcnt's withdrawal Of 319,500,oo0 VIII
be followed tomorrow by a further
draft upon its deposits with tho banks
hero to the amount Of $s,oo0,oo0.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Freeport Texas


Strength in Freeport Texas yester-
day followed publication of an an
nouncement that an agreement has
been reached between the company and
the Texas Company in connection with
the sulphur deposits of the latter con-
Germ. Freeport Texas stockholders are
notified that at the annual meeting on
April 10 they will be asked to con-
slider and ratify the action of the COM
pany in guaranteeing and entering into
contract with the Texas Company
under date Of March IL. Stockholders
will also vote upon the creation of
$4,000,0O0 convertible per cent bonds
and on amending the incorporation
certificate permitting the issuance of
additional stock, not to exceed 25O,0Oo
shares. to meet the conversion privi-
lege Of the bonds.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
State Income Tax
Returns Due Aprii IS

The State Law differs in
many important particu-
lars from the Federal
Law. Investors not yet
acquainted with our or
ganization are invited to
avail themselves of the
facilities of our Income
Tax Department in pre-
pairing their State Re-
turns. There is no charge
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Foreign exchange rates recovered
after an early setback and small gains
were the rule at the close. An easier
trend just before the close left rates
slightly below the best for the day.
Cable rates on London advanced a
cent from S4.379s to $4.385s. Con-
tnentals ranged generally higher.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Paris Market Improved

PARIS, March 21.-Prices improved
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, 6S francs % centimes. Ex-
change on London. 4S francs II CEN
times; five per cent loan, 7s francs s5
francs 1914 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Transactions Yesterday i'm Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings

%. New York Tribune Inc. }
CTOCKC
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Money and Credit

Opening and renewing at 31a per
cent, call money yesterday advanced to
a per cent, and subsequently to Az per
cent. Offerings were smaller and there
was some calling of loans. Time money
reverted to virtually a nominal posi-
ton, due to the difference in bid and
asked rates, the latter tending frmer
Yester- Year
day. ago.
On industrial collateral. 49,. 3la 6
On mixed collateral 312 6
Time money (mixed collat-
eraD:
Sixty days ....... 4ha41a 7
Ninety days ...... 4AM4i2 7
Four months ...... 4iAM4sz 7
Four to six months. 412M434 7
Bank Clearings Bank clearings at
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
~Mum's tho Word"

Bankers said yesterday that probably,
never within the last few years had
houses Of issue found 1t 50 difficult to
obtain loans for public Offering. This
phase of the situation is Of direct In
terest to tho investor from two stand
points-the scarcity Of new issues
tends to enhance the value of outstand-
ing securities and the competition that
has resulted among tho bond houses is
90 keen as considerably TO influence the
prices put on new loans. The competi-
ton has made 1t extremely difficult to
obtain advance information OF new
financing. the policy Of the leading
houses being to maintain the fullest
possible secrecy regarding business in
which they are interested until the con-
tract has been signed. The mere sug-
geston that a government ,as,sns or soTpo5a- tp in
duce bids from several quarters. The
situation is further complicated by tho
fact that most Of the business now
under negotiation is for foreign &C,
count. involving cable exchanges and
diplomatic considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-22
Fr.ncb roans in Better Standing

The moro favorable attitude Of the
investor toward French bonds, whicn
has been demonstrated by the recent
advance In price Of French government,
municipal and departmental loans out,
standing here, was further attested
yesterday by the quick over-subscrip-
t,on Of the So 900 900 City Of Scissors
recons2ruction bonds. This offering
furnished the frst test Of the market
for this particular class of security
and it's successful placement is ex-
pected to open the way for further
similar operations. American bankers
are also seeking to bring here another
French railroad external loan ina. may
amount to as much as 35,ooo,ooo or
$40 100000.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-08

remos para hacer SUI presentation al
mundo de la psicologia,-que solo pol
su "plata" podria ocupar un puesto en-
tire cfvilizados; y, sin embargo, csc
mismo hermano del vegetal, nunca So
ha proclamado millionaire tai vez 81
rara evitar que 10 celebren menos. 81
algo hace estimado al hombre es la
nodestia, en- cualquiera de las formas
en- que Sc manifesto y en- cualquieca
do las posiciones en- que sl hombre SC
encusntre.
Veamos bien ESQ. Los millones no ha
cen honorable al hombre, sino SUI &C
rrecci6n, su propia buena direction v
sus virtudes. Cuando Sc dice dc TN hom
bre simplsmente "es un millonart9'' y
no Sc puede sin profanar la serie1ad y
la justicia decir otra cosa, no Sc die
NADIA. Cualquier jibaro de la monCaia
puede ser feliz como ese millionaire, en-
igual inconciencia del mundo sus gran
dezas v bellezas. Por ell mismo plano
andan, una analoga vida haceo, aim
cuando parece que hubiera difTencia
en- ella. Vivir para almacenar d!nero
solamente, es 10 mas esteril que pueda
concebirse: ESQ 10 hace la hormiga que
guarda con igual cuidado sus come.ti-
bles; pero la hormiga es it'll a la Plan
ia, porque La libra de parasites que
acabarian por destruirla y aniquiI " los
frutos que ell hombre necesita para su
alimento su placer. ESQ hace II pe-
Cuefia hormiga: representa- algo, signif
CO. algo y ensefia algo -.
Positive es que ttaquellos millona-
rios" que venian dar su paseo al pals
puertorriQuefio, y Sc qusdaban en- 6l pa
ra tomar algo de su presupuesto, no
6ejaron tanto como los que vinieron d
compartir con el pals su lucha, ira
bajar, dar ejemplos de caracter. y a
reconocer en- ell individuo ignorado un
hombre libre como ellos. Los ''millona
rios'' volvian su pads porque no en-
contraban campo para sus grandes ne
gocios, en- cuanto comprendian que el
presupuesto era dsmasiado pobre. :. y
los sanos de espirtu, los hombres que
saben que Ell mejor capital del ciud 4
dano es el trabajo y Ia honradez, esos
50 quedaron, para luchar con los riesgos
do la fortuna.
Pero, la idea del milIonarismo' Sc
cued6. Muchos puertorriquefios la adop
taron como medic de exhibicionismo, y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-08
"CoLOMBINA"

Nuestro compafiero amigo don
Jenaro Cortes, editor que fu6 de 'La
Bandera Americana de Mayaguez, du
rante % amos, esta ultimando Ell pro
yecto para publican una revista sem9
nal quincenal, titulada COLOMBINA,
dedicada a la diffusion del americans
mo n-americanisrjo. Dicha publ
caci6n tendra conexion oon la gran re
vista que, dedicada ofcialmente al pan
americanismo, Sc publica en- Washing
ton, por el Bureau de las Repdblcas
hisp pano- americans.
De "Colombina" probablemente Sc
ran colaboradores los sefiores don jose
Tous Soto, don Martin Travieso, don
Rafael Martinez Nadal, don Juan B.
Huyke, don Eugenio E.ecPmpte, don
Leopoldo Santiago Carmona, don Juan
B. Soto, don Jose E. Benedicto, don
v. M. Fernandez, don Emilio del To-
rb Cuebas, don Salvador Mestre, don
Manuel Fernandez Juncos, don Manuel
Guzman Rodriguez Jr., don Jose Pc
reg Losada, don Santiago Iglesias, don
Manuel Tous Soto, don Joaquin Bece
rril, don Andres Colberg, Gon G.. Ma
rrero. don Pedro j. Barbosa, don Luis
Dalta, don Crist6bal Real, don Jose
Gomez Brioso, don Virgilio Davila, don
Eugenib Astol, don Leopoldo Felid y
otrae distinguidas personalidades.
La Revista "Colombina" tendra
igual fhrmato que Ell tfPuerto Rico
Ilustrado'', conteniendo abundante
buena lectura, y publicara grabados de
personaEdades y palisades del pals v
del exterior. @ss
Auguramos un exito franco dicha
publication y deseamos cuanto antes
verla va circulando profusamente por
toda la isla. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-08
ALIMENTos EsCoND1Dos

Las Lombrices v la Solitaria Sc Sos
tienen robando ell alimento que recibe
el cuerpo para su nutrici6n. Els natu-
ral, por consiguiente, que la persona
Sc debilite, este palida raquitica 81
ALOHA en- su cuerpo una colonia de
lombrices, pues no asimila los alimentos
y las funciones de sus 6rganos Sc des-
moralizan. Mientras mas Sc tarde en-
expulsar estos parasites mas crecera
la colonia expensas de la salud del
paciente. 81 Vd desea expulsarlas inme-
diatamente, use Trio SECURE. Una
sola dosis basta. Advt. "a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-08
SENSIBLE FALLEcINIENTo

Ha fallecido en- Ell Hospital Munici.
pal, victima do un fuerte ataque de Pc
ritonitis, la encantadora nina Esperan-
"a Ball Marin, de 13 afios, hija de la
distinguida dana dofia Consuelo Marin
VIDA. de Ball, residente en- la Avenida
de Diego, santurce.
La muerte de esta graciosa nina que
era toda la algeria del prestigioso no
gar Marin vda de Ball, ha causado
honda pena en- nuestra sociedad.
Ell MUNDO envfa a SUI desconsolada
madre Y a los hermanos de la extinta,
don Guillermo y don Hector Ball, el
testimonio de su mas profunda condo
lencia.