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The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-05

The following officers Of L'Anse
lodge of Odd Fellows will be installed
this evening by d. D. G. M. Freeman
H. Monson:
p. G., Magnus Anderson.
N. G., Alvin Goldquist.
v. G., Will Jackson.
r. s., Andrew johnson.
F. S. William Peterson.
Treasurer, Frank Sengebusch.
Trustee, 8 years, Charles Jacobsen.
Important business will be trans
acted at this session Of the L'Anse
lodge and large attendance is re-
quested.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-05
LODGE INSTALLATIONS

Pequaming lodge of Odd Fellows
installed the following officers We'd
nesday evening, Jens Thoresen act
ing as installing officer:
P. G., Charles ]. Brink.
N. G., Stillman s. Sawyer.
v. G., Arnt Soil.
R. s. Henry Peterson.
F. s. Marius Soil.
Treasurer, C. j. Bergen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-01

under an ordinance calling for the
erection of memorial building
which was adopted June 16, 1918.
Under this ordinance there is to be
raised by popular subscription 1000
Tor memorial room. The original
ordinance calls for the expenditure
OF not more than 100000.
For some time the question as to
whether or not the committee should
complete the building that had been
tsarted some years ago or purchase
the temperance lot, was discussed
pro and con throughout the town
ship. The final decision was to pur-
chase the Temperance property and
build upon it as it is better suited
for such a building.
The building will be constructed q
by the following contractors, who
submitted low bids for the work:
Mason work, A. K. Jensen; carpenter
work, Joseph Zehrer; heating and
Nventilating, F. A. Vanderweg.
plumbing, Burns, Lane & Richard
son: painting, Emil Ernst; electric
work, Oliver B. Ames.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-01
THEATRES
Miracle Happens in New photopIay

Miracle Happens in New Photoplay
Miracles are not new in life but
they always cause a thrill on stage
or screen. The miracle of a girl pull
ed from the jaws Of death in the new
picture, my Friend the Devil" to
be shown at the Ditmas next week
creates one Of the finest and most
thrilling climaxes the screen has
seen for some time.
The scenes as made by Director
Harry Millarde get you with q steel
like grip. You see Death, the great
reaper, slowly entering the room and
slowly, as the girls life ebbs, walks
close to the couch on which she is
lying. The whole situation makes you
feel that nothing can help her and
that you will leave the theatre with
poignant sorrow in your heart-a
sad ending. But the miracle happens
at the psychological moment and
with it comes relief and gladness.
You applaud. You approve. You
are satisfied.
Only recently a case was reported
OF a girl who was brought to hos
pital in Canada. She was suffering
from tuberculosis of the bone be-
tween the knee and the ankle.
AZ IAot lIiShI IiiS Sii huSib III
prayer and in the morning fell over
on her bed into a sound sleep. Then
she wa sawakened and placed on
the operating table. The nurse left
the room a minute and when she re-
turned the girl was not there. She
was found in her room. She had
walked all the way. An examination
showed there was not the least sign
of tuberculosis though the hone was
badly marked by the disease.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-01
READY To BUILD
eTHE TOWN HALL
All Details Arranged for in
Woodbridge for Municipal
Building Start

WOODBRIDGE. March lit is
cnly a question of weather conditions
before the work of excavating for
the new Memorial NJ unicipal build
ing, to be erected on the Temperance
lot in Main street, will be started
The construction Of the building is
assured by the passing Of the ordi-
rance at the meeting of the town
ship committee, on tuesday night,
That appropriates an additional sum
OF s25.0oo towards the cost of
erecting the building. which will
cost in the neighborhood of $4,000.
1t was generally expected that
some opposition would develop
against the raising of the $3.50 for
this purpose, but at the public hear
lng held in connection with the Or
ainance, although a number of tax
payers were present, no noe said
anything against the passage Of the
measure.
The passing of the ordinance for
additional $4,000 necessary for
rffe erection of the building, brings
to an end a long drawn out fight for
a town hall. During this fight per-
sonalitIes were engaged in to consid.
srable extent, one building was start
ed and then abandoned, the remains
still standing as remembrance of
the battle, and. the committeeman
were almost ousted from the present
building by reason of it's poor condi-
tion, one Of the walls being about
ready to crumble to the earth.
The building will be &C instructed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-01
.tMaking a Man"-NLaiestic


Broke-and in New York. Alone,
and among seven million people.
Hungry-and no place to eat. Tired
with no place to rest. Forlorn
accustomed to wealth and not used
to the hardships of a man without
money thousands of miles from
home and not a friend to turn to.
These are the hardships faced by
Horace G. Winsby in Making a
Man." Paramount picture starring
Jack Holt which will be the feature
at the Majestic theatre next Monday.
In the character Of Winsby, Mr..
Holt Is a wealthy, ultra-dignified
snob, cordially disliked by employees
and neighbors alike. Coldly harsh tJ
those who are placed in his power,
he attempts to force an Italian ven
der to leave his little farm when the
mortgage, which Winsby holds; falls
due and finds the foreigner short OF
funds. The Italian, maddened
through fear that he will lose his
little home for which he has Iabored
so long and afraid that his family
will be thrown out, goes crazy and
starts out to shoot Mr.. Winsby with
a shotgun. A chase results, but Mr..
Winsby makes his getaway.
Warned by his clerk that the
Italian has sworn to get him." Mr.
WHISKY hastily departs for New
York--in his hurry not stopping for
clothes or money, other than the
cash he has on his person. In the
city, pickpockets rob him of what
cash he possesses, leaving him abso-
lutely without funds. Then it is that
he finds himself alone in the city OF
seven million souls, without food
friends, money and, worst OF all,
without credit.
Eva Novak plays opposite Mr..
Holt and in the supporting cast are
J. P. Lockney, Robert Dudley. Frank
Nelson, Kalla Pasha and others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-01
At DitI1nas Today

A Rupert Hughes picture is always
awaited with the keenest anticipa-
tion, and his latest one, "Gimme, %
written in collaboration with his
wife, promises to be fully as fine as
any of its predecessors. 1t is an
other of those delightful comedy
dramas Of married life, scintillating
with Hughes humor, and at the same
time with an occasional touch OF
pathos.
Helene Chadwick and CASTOR
Glass have the leading roles in this
production which will be at the Dit
mas theatre for three days begin
ming today. Miss Chadwick plays
the part of Fanny Daniels, who finds
herself upon her marriage to Clin-
ton Ferris, the non-self-supportins
son of moneyed parents, in the hui
initiating though not uncommon sit
uation of being obliged to say "Girn-
me" for every cent she needs, for
household things as well as finery.
A debt of $500, borrowed from her
employer before her marriage, for
the purpose of buying a trousseau. IL
still hanging over Fanny's head,
and she finally goes back to her old
job in order to pay it off. But Lam
bert, the employer, seems to see in
Fanny's Indebtedness to him an ex-
cuse for making love to her; and
then things are more complicated
than ever. In desperation Fanny
draws $500 on her husbands ac-
count in order to pay off the debt
and discovers later that the $500 is
all he had. Lambert's attention TO
his wife rouse Clinton's jealousy,
and a quarrel follows. But even
tually the Misunderstanding are
cleared up, there's reconciliation.
and Fanny comes out victor, with
the promise Of a regular weekly al
lowance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-01
"Night Life In HOLLYWOOD

''Night Life in Hollywood" which
opens today at the Strand Thea
tre, has much to recommend it to
the motion piceure patrons of Perth
Amboy for its combines in an un-
usual degree tense drama and real
humor, plus an assortment of un-
usual and sensational scenes which
are in themselves sufficient to in
sure an unqualified success for the
production.
The story tells what befalls small
town boy who runs away from home
to taste OF the joys of what he had
been led to believe was a modern
BabyIon-a community unbridled
and sensual, forgetting all else in the
mad pursuit of pleasure. What he
finds when he arrives in the motion
picture capitol of the world-the ad-
ventures that come to him-the mis-.
haps in which he becomes involved
make a story as enthralling a sit is
unusual.
There are beautiful girls galore in
Might Life in Hollywood" there are
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-01
YACHT BODY IS
INCORPORATED

NEW BRUNSWICK, March IA
certificate Of incorporation was fled
at the county clerks Office today by
the Raritan Bay Yacht Racing Asso-
citation. The address Of their head
quarters is given as 576 West avenue,
Sewaren. The association was form
ed to encourage and promote yacht
ing, power and sailboat racing and
other water sports on the Raritan
bay.
The trustees are Charles A. Carl
son, r. w. Muller and Morrison
Christie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-01
PAST COUNCILLORS TO MEET

The next meeting of the Past
Councillors Association of the Junior
Order American Mechanics will be
held with Joel Parker Council No.
SO, of South mboy. tomorrow night.
The entertainment committee with
the assistance Of members of Joel
Parker Council have promised big
night. At a meeting of Middlesex
Council No. 63 of this city last night
plans were made for going over with
a large delegation of members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-01

scenes of lavish splendor; and above
all there is superb cast. The action
introduces such wen known players
as Wallace Reir, ]. Warren Kerri-
gan, Theodore Aoberts, Sessue Hay
akawa, Tsuru Aoki, Dorothy Daven-
port, Bryant Washburu, william
Desmond, Bessie Love and Johnny
Jones. Taking it by and large,
might Life in Hollywood" lives up
in the fullest measure, to the pur-
pose for which 1t was created. II
amuses, entertains and enthralls.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-19
Gran OpOttulidsd para
persona GmprGndGdUra

Ahora es Ell tempo de establecerse
los un negocio lucrative. Apresurese a
obtener una ganga que no Sc lie presen-
tara muy pronto otra vez.
Una Fuente de Soda de la mejor
marca, de metal niquelado y con mar
mol genuine, de 8 pies de largo.
I'm Carbonador de motor electrico
para hacer soda.
Ocho sillas.
TcdO el eQuipo necesario, como Gu
charas, platos, vasos para Ice-cream
soda, batidor electrico. Todo esto y
salgc mas en- perfecto estado, meses
De uso solanente, lie costaria $4,000 81
fuera nueva y 10 puede I'd. conseguir
boz $3.50. ApREsUREsE A vENIR
tac SEA QUE LLEGUE TARDE,
PUBs Sc AcERcAN Los DIAs DE
|CALoR.
rirfjase a Allen II, para inspeccio-
narla. Advt,
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EAL Ola uMn HBT
10 DE ABRIL DE 1924
MuR1o LORD BYRON

Considerable como Ell primer poeta IN
gle5 del siglo XIX, fue un illstre repre-
sentante de la poesfa romantica.
Era descendiente de Jacobo ], rsy
de Escocia y de los c6lebres ccnuuis-
tadores normandos, por 10 cual heredc
i'm caracter aventurero intrepido.
Amante de las aventuras visito Es-
pana, Portugal, Grecia Turquia. In
1912 public6 su poema descriptive til
tulado Childe Harold, que le coloc6 su-
ire los mas preclaros poetas de su
tempo.
Mas tarde, lleno de disgustos en- su
patria, emprendi6 sus viajes de nuevo,
visitando Belgica, Suiza Italia. vi
s4t6 las nevadas montanas de Berna,
los pintorescos lagos de Suiza, donde Sc
inspiraba al contemplar las puestas del
sol al sentir la poesia natural que
hGbitaba en- las linras magestuosas de
los lagos. viaj6 por las romantics ciu
6sdes de la gentil ITALIA donde SoIc
con una vida ideal, solamente cre2da
or la fantasia fantasia de los poetas.
Byron cultiv6 todos los generos Ete-
1srios. Sus cantos nos hablan de tie
1ras extranjeras, de Portugal, Espafa.
crecia, de rios como el Rhin, de lagos
como Ell de Ginebra, de poblaciones 70
manticas como veneeia v Florencia: en-
fin de todas lSs raras variedades na-
tGrales que Sc encuentran en- los pafses
historicos.
Sus obTas mas fanosas son Don
JUAN, donde Sc puede yer con fide'i-
dad la vida Y alma del poeta ingles;
ia Desposada de A6idos', encallca
dora pintura de una amor primitive y
lesgraciado; La Isla'', eplsodio dc Ia
marina inglesa; "Manfredo'', una sor-
rrendents obra, dramatica; s'El Pirata
Lara, elss'sitio de Corinto''.
su cstilo de narrador es admirable
por su romantico y poetico ardor. su
caracter era apasionado y sensible. Su
Idl6ubO 0AbkdOEU141dI4U 1S ndCA@ SSAteiA
e! amor puro hacia 10 bello. sus obras
son, en- realidad, sutiles manantiales de
silprema inspiration.
En- Grecia, Ia madre de las ciencias
y de las artes, sinti6 latir con ardor
rostico el valor del h6roe. Con Ia es-
pada combati6 los enemigos de ics
hclenos luch6 tenazmente por la sa-
grSda Independence de tan noble pals.
dando por el SUI nombre, su persona y
su fortuna. Ali donde combati6 sim
ti6 la sublime gloria del bardo del
libertador, cayo para siempre en- las
manos traicioneras de Ia muerse. Sn
muerte fue muy sentida en- todo el
rundo, pero especialmente por los gr'e
gos, que reconocieron su gloria.
iBendita sea la memoria de tan Illus
tire bardo!
Federico DAvILA.
Mayagiiez
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DEPORTIVAS :. !.
tUOntlnuaci6n de la DAgina y

Ell primer nilmero del programa, des-
puss de@una selection por la banda,
fueron unos couplets muy originates de
dicados a los atletas, cantados por l2s
nisias America Baldrich, Floria Mer-
caslo, Carmen Caploncll Maria vaz-
quea, Lucille Harding, Felisa. Rodri-
guez, Isabel Ramirez. Maria Roidan Y
Carmen Gonzalez Recibieron estruen-
dcsos aplausos.
Ell segundo numero, cuples 'Viro
T:nto Con sif6n'' (Chula .Tanguista)
ror la Srta. Elisa Hernandez y aeom-
panados al piano por el nihito Luis
Acevedo.
Las nifiitas Maria Vazquez y Lido
Marchan nos deleitan en- Ell tercer ntl-
nero con una preciosab canci6n y son
1auy aplauaiaas por su disposition ante
. el publico.
Una selection por la Banda del ms
tituto hace Ell cuarto numero del pro-
grama, y iiego la niilita Carmen Con
zalez nos recita la preciosa poesia Ia
Despedida'', fnaliza la velada con
otrs selection musical por La Banda.
Una vez terminada la veladita da
conienzo ell bale con ell concnrso de la
Banda del Institute y la orquesta de
10 High School, asi como tambien de
la cooperation al piano de la p~ofesore
Miss Irizarry del niho Laro Homo
re.
La facultad de la escuela habia he
cho preparar por las nifias de ciencias
dom@sticas un sabroso helado mantle
cado, ponche, dulces, etc. y con esto
fuimos obsequi3dos los concurrentes.
La fiestecita prolong6se hasta lls seis
de Ia tarde y realmente tuvimos una
tarde simpatica entire los estudiantes,
atletas Y profesores de la Escuela La
bra.
/. La competente y enthusiastic pcinci-
PAL de dicho plantel, Sra. de Rios con-
feccion6 un selecto programa que de-
l61I0 q los CO1lCuII6uCSS. EA6C4OSbSs l.i-
fias debidanente uniformadas como to-
das las estudiantas de la Labra igura-
ron en- el programa preparado para a
OCCASION. La facultad en- pleno presto su
concurso para el acto y todo fue aten-
clones para con los atletas y los instrue
torres Don Pepito Ciqui quienes Sc
inerecen Ell aprecio general en- San
Juan por su labor intensifcada en- ell
entrenaniento los escolares.
Felicitamos al cuerpo de maestros ue
Ia Escuela, Labra, asi como tambien a
los atletas vencedores Y a sts instrrc-
torres atleticos Don Pepito y Ciquf por
el resonante triunfo del 1928 sob-e sus
tan temibles rivales de toda la Isla. :
recomendamosles mutua cooperation pa
ra Ia luchn en- futuras contiendas.
Aclamemos los vencedores de las
escuelas Labra, Baldorioty Central
High. Tres vivas para todos, VIVA!
VIVA! VIvAi
GERRISH JR.
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Sc Ausentan.....

.t
Dentro de breve partiran para Ell Es-
tado de Florida, los duefios de la CASA
FLoTANTE (the Boat-House), magni-
1ca residencia dentro del mar en- la
Parada 10 de Miramar, y aceptan pro-
posiciones de compra. La casa esta
:uertemente construida, tiene dos plan
tas, con amplios y frescos dormitorios
y las condolences de salubridad son ex-
celentes por Ell sitio en- que radica. 81
I'd. interesa comprar esta tranQuila y
magnifica residencia, puede tener in
Iormes inmediatamente de: F. H John
son, P. Q. Box, 1852, San Juan, teisfono
970 azuI, Santurce. Advt.
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coB1ERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEpARrAMENro DEL INTERIOR
rEGocIADo DE oBRAs PUBI1cAs
san Juan, p. r., abril 19. 1873.

San Juan, p. r., abril 10, 1928.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
IA la adjudication en- publica subasta
de las obras de construction de 6750
metros lineales de carretera, en- la ca-
rretera No. 90, Secci6n Comerio-Cidra q,
Trozo Cidra-vega Redonda, cuyo presu-
puesto aprobado asciende sesenta y
echo mil cuatrocientos setenta y nueye
d6lares ounce centavos (S6s, ,479.15),
Sc admitiran en- esta ofcina hasta lbs
2 P. M. del dia 81 de mayo de 1928,
en- que Sc abriran pdblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc darsn
en- esta oficina dorde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos cue han de
regir en- ell contrato, podran recoger
les licitadores, los pianos y modelos &c
rroposiciones que han de presentarse,
mediante un dep6sito de diez d6lares
($1O) en- metaico en- cheque ceTtif-
cado que seran reembolsados al ser de-
vueitos dicho documentos en- ell pIa=o
de veinte (20) dias despues de efec-
trada la subasta.
Sc llama especialmente la atenci5n
dc los ncitadores hacia el hecho de cue
sera rechazada toda proposition cuyos
Jprecios ttnitarios no hayan sido eccTi-
tos en- letfas y nltneros.
No Sc remitiran pianos correspcn-
dientes este contrato' despues del dia
15 de mayo, 1928.
La administration Sc reserva ol de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones y adjudicar el con-
trato bajo otras consideraciones que
Las del precio solamente.
F. H. ROGERS,
Comisionado INFERNO. Ady+,
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FOSTER CONFTESA QUE IBA
A DERROCAR LA REPUBLICA
DE LOS ESTAD0S UNIDOS
LEGO de Russia con un plan
ideado por Lenine

ST. JOSEPH FL agitador rojo
William z. Foster, acusado de conspi-
rar contra la estabilidad de la Repu-
,blica de los Estados Unidos. ha hecho
importantes declaraciones paladinas,
testifcando en- su propia defensa.
Foster alega que como ciudadano
tiene derecho profesar v proclamar
sus ideas v fines.
Confes6 que en- efecto es con1uiiis
ia, Y cree fervientemente en- la doctri-
ma dogmatica de Karl Marx, pontifce
aienan de Ia idea socialista integral.
Foster cree EN- la revoluci6n mum
dial y en- la dictadura del proletariado
regida por hombres de acci6n de la in
dividualidad moderna
A juicio del fiscal de Id causa ell
acusado Sc ha hecho REQ por sus mis-
mas declaraciones, pues las doctrinas
y tendencias de Foster Hevan implicit
tamente en- ST el empleo de la vio1en-
cia v destruyen los principles de la
evolucion politica que forna la base
de la democracia americana
FL Fiscal acusa al agitador de que
rar derrocar Ell gobierno nacional por
medic de la violencia.
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Ell DUQUE DE YORK PROBA.
BLEMENTE SERA GOBERNA-
DOR COLONIAL

LoNDREs, abril II. Omitted Press).
Ell "Daily Mail'' acoge Ell rumor de
quo Ell Duque de York sera nombrado
Gobernador de una de las posesiones de
Inglaterra.
Acerca de estos rumores que circg-
Ian con insistencia NADIA ha querido
decir el Gobierno, pero no obstante, Sc
asegura que Ell nombramiento del Du-
que de York es cosa va resuelta por
el Gobierno.
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sele al senior General Eugenio Marti-
nez; pregunteselo al General Ernesto
Garcia, antes subordinate de los fna-
dos Herrera Chermanos de Jesus), 81
han estado en- observation de los movi-
mientos a que me he venido refiriendo
para que ustedes juzguen mi penosa 81
tuacion de a1o y medic, sin quejarme
ante ninguna autoridad''
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tDe tEl Univefsali' de Ms5ico0

'tTenemos a la vista una amplia
carta enviata desae la Hacienda de
CanutilIo, al Director de Ell Univer-
sap', por el General Francisco villa.
En- altiguo guerril1ero pone en- conoci-
miento de nuestro peri6dicb para ha-
cerlo del pdblico lector, que esta anne
nazado de iinuerte, inculpando de ese
proyecto al sefor Jesds Herrera, veci-
no de Torre6n y dueho de mas de IN
million de pesos, a decir del nisrno &C.
neral Villa.
"Hace mas de un afio--dice 81 Ge-
neral Villa-que pesa sobre mi esta
alnenaza y he guardado profundo y re-
signado silencio, con la esperanto de
que Ell tempo cambiara ell senior He
rrera comprendiendo su error, Gambia
ra de opinion por arrepentimiento
abandonase la idea de consumaci6n de
un crimen. Pero-agrega toxeuallnea-
te-prefiero que mis- hermanos de raza
Y de sangre conozcan este asunto, va
que entire nosotros no debe haber Sc
cretos, cuando Sc habla con sinceridad
Y Sc trata de evitar siempre cualquier
incidente desagradable que provoque
sensation.
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a algunos amigos suyos, acusandolos de
homicidio flustrado. Cita entire
los detenidos los sefiorcs General Jo-
ise B. Garcia y al coroneI Rosario Ji-
menez. Respecto del General Garcia
el General Villa denuncia ante la OPT
ni6n pdblica graves irregularidades de
parte de Ia autoridad judicial, pues
habiendclcs aprehendido- dice la car
ta--e1 jueves ocno del corriente, ell dia
once nj siquiera Sc le tomaba su decla-
raci6n irqaisitiva violandose en- su per-
soma fagranteme1te la Constitution. .
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Sc PoDRIAN PRoPoRcIoNAR GA
RANTIAS

Respetsmos la redaccion de la carta
del General Villa, en- la cual sigue di-
ciendo: "Palabras francas sinceras,
nacidas del fondo del alma, son estas:
Yo, hombre de guerra en- otras epocas,
consagrado por complete al trabajo
active y tranquilo de los campos, falto
de garantias por Ia malidicencia"
de Herrera, tnicamente, pero las cuales
garantfas me las podrfa proporcionar
fusilando Herrera y este seria ell
tnico responsible de 10 que aconteciera
en- las personas que tuviera el para
que 10 favoreciesen; solamente pido a
mis- hernanos de raza tomen en- con-
sideraci6n todo este para que me ia
vorecieran de las injusticias de Ia
vida; 81 Herrera continuase con sus
malos procedimientos, responsible por
todos conceptos, va que con toda pru-
dencia 10 he estado tolerando mas de
aiio y medic. y
Los conceptos anteriores son textua-
les.
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CRANEo FRACTURADo

En- la Gale Espiritu Santo de Loi-
"a Ell nino Severe Rodriguez DAvila, de
8 aiios, tuvo la desgracia de caerse al
suelo, fracturandose ell craneo, 10 cual
le produjo la muerte en- el acto.
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ooNFIEsA EENER oRDENEs
DE LENTNE

En- las declaraciones que hizo el IL
der Foster confes6 haber lido a Russia
en- 1921 haber retornaao a la naci6n
con un prograina de acci6n que fcrfnu-
laraf Lenine Y los demas Sefes del CO..
munismo international para organizar
la revoluci6n en- los Estados Unidos
comenzando por la formation de gre
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AGRED1Do CON uN MARr1LLo

En- el barrio Minillas, de santurcs,
Luis Dipini, con un martillo agredij
a Carmen Conception, infri6ndole una
herida en- la region parietal izquierda,
de la que fu6 asistida en- la sala de
socorro. Ell agresor fu6 arrestado v el
jEez lie senal6 una fanza de $500 para
quedar en- libertad provisional
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UNA REUNION DEL
GABINETE ITALTANO

ROMA, abril II. Omitted Press).-
Manana (hoy) Sc nevara a cabo una
reunion del Gabinete.
Sc ignorsn las cuestiones que van a
ser tratadas en- Ia rnisIna.
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MAGINOT HA CONFERENCIA.
DO CON POINCARE

PARIS, abril ~ Omitted Press
lei ministro de la Guerra M. Maginot
sostuvo esta tarde una larga conferen-
cia con M. Raymond Poincare, antes
de Que aqu6i marchara al Ruhr.
La conferencia Sc prolong6 por espa-
clio de dos horas.