davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-11

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-26
DON LUIS A. TERAN

Aver las IL embarc6 hacia los Es-
tados Unidos en- ell vapor 'San Lo-
renzo' nuestro particular amigo ell Sc
nor Luis A. Teran, conocido Ingeniero
-electro-mecanico y manager del depar-
tanlento Electro -Medico de la Casa
''Lee-Detrick & o'Neill Company
de esta plaza, quienes representan en-
Puerto Rico, santo Domingo Islas
Virgenes a la 'svictor X Ray Corpo-
ration de Chicago
Va el sefior Teran la fabrica que
en- Chicago posee la ''Victor x-Ray
Corporation" a. ponerse en- relaci6n y
2 yer do cerca las nuevas maquinas v
aparatos electro-medicos Y muy espe-
cialmente los nuevos euuipos que para
Terapia Profunda Ianzara al mercado
ia 'antes dicha fabrica, de los -cua-
les tres Sc instalaran dentro de breve
tempo en- el pals.
Deseamos al amigo Teran un feliz
viajc y que regrese con su mente LENA
de las nuevas ideas y orientaciones
en- la Electro -Terapia para benehcio
da sus muchos clientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-26
DESDE MADRID

sobre la poesia popular de la America
espanola.
Estos tres premios han sido donados
para este ccrtamen por el senior marques
va,decilla
Las trabajos deberan ser originates,
ineditos Y escritos en- castellano.
Sc dirigiran al seflor Presidente de la
Association de la Prensa diaria de San
tander, con un lcma en- lugar de la
frma, que ira. repetido en- el exterior
de I'm sobre cerrado que contenga Ell
nombre Y domiciho del autor.
FL Jurado califcador del certamen
sera La Real Academia Espanola.
Unioamente podran tomar parte en-
este certsmen todQs los liSeratos poe
tas hijos de las Eepdblicas hispanoame-
ricanas.
Los trabajos no prelniados podran
ser recogidos en- ell plazo de'dos moses.
contados desde la fecha del fallo del
Jurado, y cue ha, de publicarse en- la
Frcnsa espafola.
Ell Jurado Sc reserva Ell derecho de
abrir los sobres correspondientes los
lemas de los trabajos premiados, con
objeto de cornunicar por cable a sus au
torres la distinction que Sc les ha otorga-
do, por 81 quisieran concurrir la fies-
ta. para rccibir los premios de las an
gustas manos de S. M. la Reina de Es-
paila. En- otro case, los autores pre-
miados designaran las personas que en-
su nombre hayan Gle recoger aqu6llos.
FL plazo para la admission de trabajos
expira Ell dia 81 del pr6xino mayo, a
las doce de la noche.
Como so We los poetas Y hteratos
puertorriquenos han sido excludes de
este concurso v entiende Ell que estas
lineas escribe que clio es una injusticia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-26
IA E1UE.L-.(.11A q

que las necesarias, aunQue vosotros mlt-.
rais abrazados por las balas de los tt
ranos!''
Los paHdos, los tristes y mansos j.
baritos, ante la arenga de aquel adoles-
cente, cahda en- frases, tiraban sus som
lreros de CoGOLLOS, amariIlos por Ell
uso, a los aires, atronaban Ell espacio
con estertoreos de feras. Pobres labrie-.
gos vestados con pintorescos trajes dc
panteras, cuando en- verdad, su sangre
10 ardia nj los rayos del sol abrasa-
der que a torrentes Gaia sobre la plaza
en- la scual Sc celebraba ell "mass-meet-
ing''t
--"Y, ahora-continuo diciendo el
imberbe orador-proc cederemos a hacer
una colecta para sostener los gastos de
Ia propaganda. Yo Sc que llevais un
mes de PARo, pero lm nickel STEM
pre- esta escondido en- vuestras RELO-
JERAS para tapar lin boquete."
Ell sombrero gorra del presunto
GAJA "A, Tue T6C1D1euuO dA4OLOodlu6utS,
en- su ancho yientre, flchas centavos,
81 pasando de fila en- fila, vencedor, ven
cedor!
Que bien habla ese muchacho!
Los dias continuaron con su inte-
rr1lmpible correr. Los rompe- e-huelgas
hacian el trabajo de los asociados, y Ell
hambre, tan inelemente como Ell correr
de los dias que no Sc detenia ante las
heroicidades de los agremiados, aumen
taba de nodo desproporcional, pues las
matas de gandules que rodeaban ell bo-
hfo Sc habian secado y las minas de
hatatas habian sido escarbadas hasta
en- sus mas profundas entrafas. Un fue
go de una pieza de cana puso fin tan
desesperada situaci6n; los que no fue-
ron la carcel por dafios maliciosos,
vieron los cortes, despues de haber
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-26
Sin az0Car pardd con-
sumo del mundO

WASHINGTON, febrero EN- IN
informe acerca de la production y el
constnlo dado a la publicidad en- ell dia
de hoy por ell departameato de comer-
clio, Sc ind1ca una escasez de azilcar en-
ell mun5o este ano.
Las necesidades del consume en- ell
aho Sc hacen ascender a $4,000 tone
la6as, mas que en- 1922 Y la production
neeesaria Sc calcula en- 725.0o0 toneIa-
das mas, de las que hasta ahora Sc han
dado conocer.
Fl afo comienza, dice el informe, con
una zafca de 100000 de toneladas en-
Cuba, una gran safra en- Java y una
production muy aumentada en- los pai-
sesf europeos, pero decrece algo en- los
Estados Unidos, donde Sc espera que
sea. de- 125.0oO toneladas menos en- Ell
ano tlltimo.
Las cifras para 1922 revelan una
production de azdcar en- America de
s.o18.0oo toneladas; en- Asia de milo
nes 2A5 mil toneladas; en- Australasia,
de 364 mil toneladas; en- Africa, de $40
mil; en- Europa dc 4.o3s.ooo nlientras
que la production en- 1929 Sc hace
ascender en- America a 7.417000 toneIa-
das; en- Asia a 5.386.ooo en- Australasia,
en- $4,000; en- Africa a 558.0oo y en-
Europa a 4.615.O0O toneladas.
Una caracteristica en- esta zafra es
Que el excedente de azdcar en- Cuba al
conlenzar la actual campafia era soIa-
mcnte de $500 sacos, contra un million
200 mil al comenzar la safra pasada.
Esto signifca seg1n el anahsis, que
Cuba en- 1922, dispcnfa de toda su "a
fra de 100000 de tcneladas ' practi-
camcnte en- m exceso dc / million 200
mil toneladas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-26

manifesto que SO pretende conleter con
nuestros compatriotas, por 10 que Ell
Ateneo puertorriqueno demas entida-
des deben dirigirse Embellishments al
sr. Fresidente de Ia Association de Ia
Prensa diaria, de santander, para que
esas e-Iclusion-quizas involuntaria-no
Sc lleve a efecto Y que nuestros hom-
bres pUedan medir sus aTmas con las
6e los denlas paiscs de nuestra habla.
De I'd. muy atentamente,
Rafael HERNANDEZ UsERA.
Madrid, enero, 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-26
PoE NUEsTRos poETAs Y LITE
RATos
II. director de Ell MuNDo.


Sr. director de Ell MUNDO,
Tengo ell gusto de incluirle uu aviso
que ha aparecido EN- la Prensa de Ma
drid rcspecto un torneo intellectual
hispanoamericano de gran importancia
que Sc ha de celebrar en- Ia ciudad de
eSantarder en- ell proximo mes de agosto
Y baio los auspicios del Gobierno es-
pafiol.
La Asociaci6n de la Prensa diaria,
de santander, ha organizado para el
proximo verano una grTn fiesta litera-
ria de union espiritual hispanoamerica-
ma que celebrara en- ell mes de agosto.
Presidiran la fiesta los Reyes, y, pa
ra acompafiar la soberana, desea la
Association santanderina que cada uno
de los diez Y ocho Estados en-. que Es-
pafia dejo inpresa su huella envie una
Delegation de bellas mujeres, como re-
presentation del espiritu femenino de
America.
Tambi6n desea que estas gentiles en-
bajadoras traigan una arqueta de terra
dc su pals, para formar en- Santander
TIN jardin simb6lico que sea expression
imperecedera de esta noble fusion es-
piritual.
Las bases del concurso son las ST
gIuentes:
Premio de honor: Flor natural Y Is
mil pesetas a una composition que no
exceda de $50 versos con libertad de
metro que tenga por tema ''Canto a
Ia madre Espafia'.
Premic de 5000 pesetas a nn soneto
dedicado $. M. la Reina dofia victo-
ria como reina de la fiesta.
Premio de 1000 pesetas nm estudi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-26

perdido dos meses do trabajo y haber
vendido hasta la ultima gallina y en-
brollado cuanto ventorrilo habia en- ell
barrio.
Quedaba I'm grupo de presos conde-
nados seis meses de trabajo forzosos,
que en- flas, per brigadas, todas las
naflanas iban a la carretera picar
riedras. Esa carne de canon era vigila
da por un policia de penales tan joven
que apenas apuntaba un naciente bigo-
te, y a pesar de su reluciente uniforme
.yo conoc1 en- Ell al erador brioso del
mass-meeting Pare mi auto. -.'Es
tas monedas para que compreis ciga-
rios. Y, I'd, guradia, digame: ino fu6
I'd. mismo ell orador de la huelga que
clio con estos infelices en- la carcel?'
Isl, yo lnismo; entonces tenia hecha
mi solicitud taIlado para policia re-
gular, pero me convino mejor esta pla-
ga donde Sc trabaja menos. Uno debe
estar por sus conveniencias y 10 demas
es FIRFA pura. Eh! al trabajo, qua
voy a reportar a los mas perezosos''-
CLIO volviendome la espalda.
Que bien habla este muchacho!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-26
COMMERCIAL

La conocida frna ''Jose LENA &
Co.., de esta plaza, nos parficipa que
ha dejado de pertenecer a. dicha so
ciddad don Argilniro Lago Tornado,
por conlpra que hicieron de todos sus
derechos y acciones.
Tanbien nos anuncian los acredita-
dos propietarios de La Favorita que
han conferido poder general al senor
Jesis Mendez Perez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-26

-''Cuando no quede nj un solo gra-
10 de gandules en- el conuco del batey,
ri una mala batata en- ell surco, enton-
ces,. +. camaradas! un cacho de pan
euro de pan dpro Sc ,encuentra donde
quiera, remojadlo con vuestras lagrl-
mas y tiradlo los BARRIGoNCITOS,
para cue ellos no pasen mas hambres
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-26
Ell ALCALDE DE EERNE Y Ell
JEFE DE LA POLICIA, A LA
CARCEL

BERLIN, febrero 23.-Un Tribunal
MiIitar frances conden6 a seis meses
de carcel al pago de doscientos mil
marcos al Alcalde y al Jefe de la poll
cia de Herne.
Estos func1onarios Sc negaron a obe-
aecer las 6rdenes de las autoridades
1nilitares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-26

De este total mas de 100000 fue-
ron exportados los Estados Unidos
desde aonde Sc re-exportaron, 100000
toneladas a Europa, rehnandose $4,000
toneladas, antes de re-exportarse.
FL resto del deficit europeo, Sc COM
rr5 en- Java.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-26

Y asi, los incautos que las primeras
frases cayeron, infehces avecillas Que
les cortaron las alas antes de remontar
.ei vuelo, vleron derrumbarse sus mas
justas Y caras ilusiones, el mejoramien
to natural! debido uno de tantos que,
sin ideales, al desviarlos por caminos
tortuosos, solo vefa el medic personal
del lucro, olvidando IA causa grande del
tfabajo, por la cual debemos luchar los
hombres honrados pues Ell mejoramien-
to de las masas proletarias es la pros
peridad del pals.
r. Arrillaga ROGUE.
Afiasco, P. R.. febrero 1928.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-07
Crippled Children
Care OF Shriners
Four Hospitals Patterned After
Atlanta Institution, Called Lit
Miracle House to Be Built

ATLANTA, June 1.-The Order of
the Mystic Shrine, now holding its
national convention in Washington, is
building four additional hospitals for
needy crippled children throughout
the United States, which are patterned
after the Scottish Rite Hospital for
Crippled Children in Atlanta-the first
of its kind established and which has
attracted nation wide attention for sew
eral years. 1t is called the little mir
acle house" by Forrest Adair, Sr., one
of its founders, who enlisted the sup
port of the national Shrine in building
hospitals in other sections of the coun
try Mr. Adair, who is president of
the Adair Realty and Trust Company
of Atlanta and a nationally known bus
mess man, is secretary of the national
board of trustees OF Shriners Hospi-
tails for Crippled Children.
There are something like ,450,O0O
crippled children in the United States
that might be benefited by such an
institution as the Scottish Rite Hos
pltal for Crippled Children, Mr.. Adair
stated on the eve of his departure for
the national Shrine Convention. Up
to date the Scottish Rite Hospital in
Atlanta has treated $500 of these lit
tie patients-in round numbers of
course.
The Atlanta institution, then has
cared for say, as Mr.. Adair pointed out
per cent of the entire crippled child
rem population of the nation-a Won
derfully interesting thing within itself
alone, as Mr.. Adair declares. But when
1t is recalled that of these 100000, at
least two-thirds are children with par
ents able to provide for them, it will
be seen that the Atlanta institution
cares for good deal more than one
per cent Of those in dire need.
The board of trustees of Shriners'
Hospitals for Crippled Children of
which Mr.. Adair is secretary, is com
posed of leading Shriners of the Uni
ted States. They are as follows:
Sam P, Cochran, chairman, Dallas.
Texas; w. Freeland endrick, vice
chairman, Philadelphia, Pa; Forrest
Adair, secretary, Atlanta, Ca. Bishop
Frederic w. eKator, Tacoma, Wash.
DR.. Oscar M, Lanstrum, Helena, Mon
tana; John D. McGilvray, San Fran
cisco, Cal; and Phillip D. Gordon of
Montreal, Quebec.
The advisory board of orthopaedic
surgeons are DR.. Robt. B. Osgood,
chairman, Boston, Mass; DR.. Michael
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-07
HELPFUL HELEN
UNIFORM COUNTY
MANAGEMENT LAW

Ni(h the idea of Obtaining better
business methods in the MANAGEMENT
OF county affairs aud getting more re-
sultsper cellar for taxatlrn, the Geor-
gia Manufacturers Association is ad
vocatii 3 he adoption Of the uniform
County Management form of Gov
etnl""nt, which law vas enacted at
the 1922 session of the Georgia Legis-
lature, the author being State Senator
Robert c. Ellis of Triton, Ga.
The law provides that any county
IN Georgia may have a county manag-
er form of government on a majority
vote OF the qualified voters of the
county, and that at any time after two
years trial it may be abolished on a
IKE decision of the people and the
former law automatically restored.
The county manager form govern
hent is composed of board of five
commissioners elected by the county
at large with business manager APP
pointed by the board and placed in
/ charge OF all the business affairs OF
the county under the supervision OF
the board of commissioners. The
county manager is not a member OF
the board, but is elected for a term
CT two years.
The counties of Georgia have be-
come great business concerns, spend
ing tens of thosaunds of dollars and
IN some cases hundreds of thousands
O. dollars OF the tax payers money
everyyear," it is pointed out by John
w. Gopp, Secretary OF the Georgia
Manufacturers Association. A con.
siderable sum of money could be saved
the taxpayers, Mr.. Yopp contends. by
employing the same business princi-
pies IN the management of county af-
lars as in the management of business
corporations.
The county manager form does not
change the Georgia county commits
sioners law or in any way interfere
with the authority of the commission
ers, except to assist them in putting
modern business methods, efficiency
and economy into the management OF
business matters in the county, said
Mr.. Yopp.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-07
Writes Book To Aid
Cause Of Children
Volume of Verse Published bv
Rev. Crawford Jackson Attracts
Attention

ATLANTA, Ga, June 7-Designed
to help the cause of childhood, Rev
Crawford Jackson, General secretary
of the Juvenile Protective Association
has just published here a new and
unique volume of verse, which is re-
celving high praise fom literary critics.
The volume, entitled Get Near Ma
lures Heart" combines impressive
pictures and poetry in a variety of
forms.
Striking illustrations are shown of
the author in his little Nature Study
Room in the heart of the Wildwood,
frequently visited by the children in
his home community. One of the lead
ing poems is "The Birds Orchestra"
day with IS different kinds of birds.
many of which re personal pets of
the author. A photograph of very
rare old painting of Saint Augustine
owned by friend of the author. DIR.
Andrew Anderson, of St. Augustine.
RIA, done by famous Spanish artist
accompanies the lines in free verse on
this greatest of the church fathers.
Bits OF philosophy and touches of
the higher life run through the volume
tor instance the Whip-poor-will:
tcu can if you will a high mission
fulfill,
lnsistently whistled the lone Whin-
poor will.
Then all grew still
Ger vale and hill
And the echo came back,
You can if you will!
The Goldfinch says.
Per-chic-o-ree!
Now don't You see
The song in me is ectacv.
Kew. Mr.. Jackson is we'll known as
and editor, writer of booklets and mag
azine articles. He base been engaged
IN work for children for twenty wears
or more and the Juvenile Protective
Association, of which he is secretary
has accomplished unusual results If
protecting and directing DELINQUENT
children throughout the South. It has
recently undertaken the establishment
of the Junior Republic of the South 2
village for hayward boys and Girl.
from Atlanta.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-07
SAND BAR ITEMS
= = = + + = = = = 4 + = =

The farmers are just about discour-
aged at the weather, it seems as the
whole season is going to be rainy. All
OF the farmers of this community are
deep nj grass. Guess they will soon
set a mower to cut the hay out of
the crops.
Miss Daisy Jones and Mary Drex1er
and Mr.. Leonard Burke were out walk
ing Sunday afternoon.
Miss Fannie Mae McCuller and Mr.
J +. Hart spent the evening with Mrs
J. B. Huling and family Sunday.
Mrs. Bob Hart and daughter Miss
Deb spent the evening very pleasantly
with Mrs. D. ]. Siegler Sunday
Miss Mary Drexler was in the civ
on business Saturday morning.
The hail and rani seems to have
done considerable damage to the crops
and railroads Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Albert and Roy Goodman of
this community called on the Misses
and bessie Jones Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hinton and
little daughter Evelyn of near Ocilla
spent the day Saturday and Sunday
with the latters father, Mr.. H. B. De-
yo. ST., and family.
Miss Mae Benzing spent the day
Saturday and Sunday with her sister
Miss Mabel Benzing in the city.
Mr.. Frank Drexler accompanied
Miss Pearl Huling to the ice cream
supper Saturday night at Miss Fannie
McCuller's home.
Misses Mildred and Mazda Benz
ing spent the night Saturday with their
sister Mrs. H, B. Deyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Deyo of the
city were visitors to their relatives in
the country Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Jarchow and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodis
Cone and Mr. and Mrs. H. B Deyo
spent the evening Sunday, very pleas
antly with Mrs. Mat Benzing and
family.
(Signed. J
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-07
Few Folks Have
Gray Hair Now
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray
Faded Hair Dark and Glossy


Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streak
ed or gray. Yearsaago the only way
to get this mixture was to make i,
at home, which is mussy and trouble
some.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" You will get a
large bottle of this old-time recipe i'm
proved by the addition of other in
gradients, at very little cost. Every
body uses this preparation now, be-
cause no one can possibly tell that
you darkened your hair, as it does il
so naturally and evenly. You damp
en- sponge or soft brush with it
and draw this through your hair, TAX
ing one small strand at a time: by
morning the gray hair disappears.
and after another application or two.
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
thick and glossy and you look years
younger.-Adv.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-07
NEW WAY OF PUTTING IT

NEW WAY OF PUTTING IT
Suitor-May l call you by your first
name?
She (shyly)-Yes, il you will let me
call myself by your last name.
A LATE EDITION
Item from the Lush Herald-Owing
to the lack OF space and the rush OF
the Herald's prize contest, several
births and deaths will be postponed I'm
til next week.
NO CAUSE AT ALL
OF the birds who do things
Without any cause
Are the alter dinner speakers,
Who pause for applause
lien there's the kind who
With no cause, whatevcre,
"Latt at their own Jokes
And think them so clever
GENAN MINK SAYS
The Teller never gets any honey who
IS afraid OF getting stung.
APPETITE
Frankfort sizz1in'
Hungry as a hog,
Mt stard onna bun, please.
Atta-H O T d O w G.
CHESTNUT CHARLEY
Observation-Disclosures.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CHANGE DOES EN- GOOD
One little motorist to other little
n1otorist-"Whats the matter? Fixin'
a puncture?"
Nope, old dear-rm just changing
the air in the tires"
PERSONAL
see by the papers, says Mrs.
f"rdy' that doctors say Orange bios
SONS may be used FOR an aesthetic
Wen, and she gave a hard look at
her lesser half, 81 was unconscious
when we were married."
HELPFUL HELEN
He (walking up by a graveyard -
Wouldn't 1t be CHASTITY if all the dead
people would come to life again?
She (yawning) Oh l don't know 7
wish one of them would