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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19

tud IA; los que Sc satisfacen con sa-
her de las cosas por defniciones. Pc.
ro, aun dado case de que asi fuera, en-
la fusion do 10 espiritnal con 10 mate
rial esta precisamente 10 humane, de
modo que la accion conjunta de esos
dos pueblos en- America es necesaria. I"
En- otro capitulo de este Hbro, tan
brillantemente escrito, Ell Sr. Herman
dez Usera dice:
s'Por 10 pronto, las campafias insi-
diosas mantenidas en- Ia Prensa por las
naciones interesadas, sin poner tasa al
dinero, con objeto de envenenar toda
inteligencia entire la gran Repnbica
americana Espafa, no Sc han hecho
esperar.
"Al efecto, Sc alimentan con argu-
mentos espaciosos los odios y resque
mores existentcs en- Espafa contra los
Estados Unidos desde 1898. Pres6n-
tase la Union como un pueblo de
mercaderes ensoberbecidos, empehado
en- aplicar fcrozmente la tecria de Mon
roe, no solo en- America, sino en- Ell pla-
et7 entero.
"Suscitanse asi enemigos los nH-
tados Unidos; entibianse de este mOdo
srs intcligencias con otros paises; apar
taso a estos de su amistad tratandose
por tales medios de hacer Ell vacio al
rodedor de ia Union; mientras que en-
Espafla Sc hace oir e1 canto engahoSo
d. las sirenas, con la pretensi6n de
hacer vacilar a la antigua Metr6pih
acerca de cual sea Ell verdadero norte
dc su venidera accion.
''Pero, entire tantos espejismos, en-
ire senuelos tan artifciosos, entire cam
pafias tan aviesss v taimadas, en- las
cuales no dudar interviewer Empire
eas bancarias, Companies industrialeS
y mercantiles, periodistas Y no pocos
hombres inhuyentes en- mayor 0 me-
nor contscto con la vida publica, la
verdad resplandece en- la conciencia po-
puJar de las dos naciones ealropeas y
v americana, toda OCCASION en- que am
has Sc cncuentran es sprovechada, CO.
mo propicia, para resolver los mas vi
tales problemas, en- ammonia con las
demandas a que los ideales comunes
obligan los dos paises citados.'
Que expression mas clara y que OPT
niones mas autorizadas podemos ext
gir a nuestros ideales panamericanos,
que estas palabras salidas del centro
de Madrid. Nuestra Intervention en-
Puerto Rico no puede aspirar a un tes-
tirnonio mas delicado que estos tribu-
.tos de iusticia rendidos por un d1stin-
guido hijo guyo en- Ia madre historical.
Nosotros hemoS de sentirnos orgullo-
SOS Y a la vez hulnildes en- nuestra mi
sion como gran Repnblica del Norte.
THOMAS WALSH.
q Reproducido de The New York
Times de Nov. 26, 1922
IN. de la R-THOMAS WALSH
es uno oe los mas uecIu1uos nSpanlStas
norteamericancs v su nombre fgura
cntre las principales personalidades de
la poesla rcontemporAnea-le han lie
vado crear poemas tan conocidos CO.
mo s'Estrellas en- ell agua'' "Fray
Jun1pero''. Els, ademas uno de los
criticos literarios mas conscientes que
tienen los Estadog Unidos Y escribe sus
valiosos juicios para el New York
Times" Muchas Gle sus composicio-
nes Sc han publicado en- revistas euro
peas, como "Prisma' de Paris. ira
ducidaB por Mariana Brull y jose Juan
Tablada,
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Francia manifesto que no
Qdn1ite mediaci6n en- 10 a.
respecta al Ruhr
Asf 10 ha dado cOnOcer M. POincar6, des-
pues de una nOta que acerca de esta grave
question, le dirigi6 eI jefe del gobiernO
nges, Mr.. BOnar Law

informado anoche amp1iamente al Ga
binete Ell caracter del acuerdo con ei
gobierno de Londres v ell cual consiste
pn que las tropas francesas utilizaran
la lfnea de Duren, en- la zona britani-
para abreviar con clio Ell transporte
de carbon.
Letrocquer puso de relieve la cor.
dfalidad que halo en- Londres y la fir
ne disposition demostrada por Bonar
law para ayudsr Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
HOY Sc AGUARDA AL
EATBAJADoR FLETCHER

NUEVA YORK. febrero IS. -El en-
baisdor de Estados Unidos on Bruselas
soncr Fletcher v su esposa SO aguar-
dan aaui hoy procsdentes de Bruselas.
El gefior Fletcher como es sabido,
siJo nomhrado al Comite de ciud =
dance ,norteamericanes nus rerresen-
tara Estados unidos en- Ia proxtma
conferencia panamericana de Santiago
de Chile.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
UNA RESOLUTION DEL
PAETIDo CANADIENsE

OTTAWA, febrfro La Camara
10 los Comunes acGr l6 censiderar fne-
"a 30 ordcn Ia rcsoluci6p presentada
para que Sc proceda retirar las r.
clamac.ones sobrc indemnizacione3 a
Alemania, alegando que cg may prom
to para olvidar las atrocidales conc
fidas FOR les alemanes durante In que
ma europea.
La Resolution fue derrotada por una
nimidad
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.1NGIArERRA 1NTENrA MED1AR7

LoNDREs, febrero 1s,-se anuncia
oficialmente que Ell gobierno Sc dispone
intervenir, como mediator, en- 10 que
respecta a la question del Ruhr.
Este informe fue hecho publico hoy
por I'm alto funcionario del Gobierno
intimamente Telacionado con Ell jefe
del Gabinete senor Bonar Law.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
LA EMBAJADA DEL BRASIL DIES
MIENTE uN INFORME

WASHINGTON. febrero 1s.- Ia
Embajada del gobierno del Brasil ha
desmentido los nformes segdn los cua-
les Sc estaba considerando un proyecto
para llevar al Brasil quintentos mil
trabajadores jsponese5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
UN voTc DE CoNFIANZA AL CO.
BIERNo DE BoNAR LAW

LoNDREs, febrero 18.-La Camara
de los C'on~nes otorg6 m voto de con-
4tanza por dcscientos sete1ta s'ete
votos contra ciento ochenta al gobier-
10 cue preside el seiior Bonar Law.
La Camara acord6 aprobar la poll
tica del robierno en- 10 que respecta a
la ocupaci6n del Ruhr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
MANIFEsTACIoNES DE POINCARE
A PRoPoSITo DE INGLATERRA

UoNDRES, febrero 18.-El jefe del
gobierno M. Poincare ha manifestado
a los representatives de la Prensa Que
Inglaterra desea no interrumpir los pro
yectos de Francia en- 10 que respecta a
la ocupaci6n del Ruhr habiendo demos
trado sus buenos prop6sitos para ayu-
dar al Gobierno.
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rprscrrrA rrAN

en- su papel de sciga--ille-a'', "a h1ja
del Regimisntc, es 81 roll mas esplen-
dido irapOrtante que ella ha desem-
pe1ado desde que est6 trabaJando en-
"a cinenatcgrafia. Yea ..Eajo Dos
Eander&s''. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19


Recientemente ha aparecido en- Ma
drid un estudio de nuestras relacio-
nes con Espana con la America Ib6-
rica en- ell cual encontramos los mate
riales mas interesantes para los que
estudiamos los problemas internacio-
males especialmente ell Pan-America-
nismo. Como norteamericanos que So
mos, sin ambiciones imperialistas o mo-
nopolistas, estamos seguros de nuestras
sanas intenciones de tratar bien y ho-
norablemente a nuestros vecinos. Pero
nos rodea un mundo enorme, lleno dc
rlncores egoismos. No podemos oil
vidar que nuestras ventajas como ma
ci6n poderosa y fuerte Sc vuelven CON
ira nuestro credito; que nuestra in
fiuencia sobre naciones mas pequcfias
puede meTmarse por los temores y en-
vidia5 dc potcncias decadentes quo
intencionadamente lanzan especies que
pucden producer equivocaciones y has
ia hostflidadcs por nuestros pequefios
defeetos naturales, que tambien son
uti'izo dos por las malignas invencio-
mes dc nucslrog onemigos. Por tanto,
es sltamerte importante examinar de-
tcnidamente las opiniones de aquellos
que Sc interesan por nuestras actna-
clones observar los efectos que nues.
ira legislacion produce Ell la mente dc
hombres tan doetoS eruditos como Ell
DR.. Rafael Hernandez Usera y del con-
de de Romanones, que ha escrito el
rr6logo de e8ta obra DE AMERICA
Y DE ESPANA.
Mien3ras los Estados Jnidos ten
gan en- Madrid amigos tan sabios c in
auycntes como el conde dc Romanones,
ex-prl sidcnte del Consejo de ministries
espefol Y presiderte del Ateneo de
Madrid no debemos temcr que Sc ex-
travie por rutas cquivocadas la ver
dadera infuencia que debe ser ejer-
cida en- las fllturas relaciones con las
Ecpublicas Hispsno Americanas por
Egpa1a, su madre hist6rica, y por nues-
ira Republica Nortcfia, su hermana
mayor.
Escuchelnos las siguientes palabras
del sr. Hernandez Usera, concentrates
en- su pr6logo por q conde de Roma
nones:
''Yo scy egpa1ol de raza, he nacido
en- la isla de Puerto Rico cuando g6sta
pcrteneaia Espana; mis- apellidoa,
mis- sentimientos. hasta mis- rebeld1as,
primoxo con Ia Administration espaiio-
la, despues contra la sujecion norte
americana y mas tsrde contra casi to-
das las Administrations de Europa, 10
dicen y 10 aprueban.
e'No quiero hoy la independence de
mi pals, que nos haria caer en peores
manos; ell bill Jones mo satisface CO.
mo estado transitorio, tras del cual de-
SEQ y espero la independence, la nacio-
nalidad, pero con el solo objeto de sa-
lir por una puerta y entrar por otra;
salir do Ia Union americana por la
puerta de la manumisi6n Y volver a
cntrar en- seguida por la puerta del
convencimiento. Ell calidad de Estado
independence Que por su voluntad po-
ne una estrel1a mas en- Ia bandera yam
aui, y entra como uno de tanto asocia-
dos en- la Gran Rep1blica." .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
LA PAZ EN- IRL,ANDA

LoNDREs, fehrero Noticias de
Dublin dicen que los republicanos han
Eecho preposicioncs de paz al Gobierno
Las proposiciones seran discutidas
posiblemente hoy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
10 QUE DICE Ell HERALD" d.
LA FEL1cUI.A EAJo DOS
BANCEEAS'

1Iera de espl@1dtdas sttuac5ones d-a-
laaticas. La peIicuIa "BAJo DOS
BANDERAS'' es Ia production mas
grandioss que Aasta IA secha ta, Hl-.se
do "a colossal est-ella cinenatoga1ca,
Priscilla Dear. Advs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
MAe HuE1GAs EN- BoCHUM

Berlin, febrero 1s-Los trabaja-
iaras de las minas de Bochum So han
deciarado en- huelga hoy
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MUERE REPENTINAMENTE LA HE
PoSA DE M. RENE vIVIANI

PARIS, febrero 1S.-Madame vi
viani, esposa del notable politicc y
orador M. Rene viviani, lla fallecido
esta manana repentinamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
LA SUBSCRIPTION EN- FAVOR
DEL JOVEN PORTORRIOUENO
QUE ESTA PRESO EN-, SAN.
TIAGO DE CUBA

Suscripci6n alberta por Ell MUNDo
para sufragar los gastos del proceso del
infeliz joven portorriquefio Perfecto
Correa, uuien SC haya preso en- la car
eel dc Santiago dc Cuba, por haber da.
do muerte, en- defensa propia, IN
guardia rural cubano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
UN BATTALION DE TRoPAs INGLE
SAS EN- MARTHA

IoNDREs, febrero 18. Telegrafian
dc Sofia que un battalion de tropas bri
t5nicas ha llegado al Martha.
Sc nota gran excitaci6n entire los
soldado turcos.
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sT1NNEs A vrENA

BERLIN, febrero 18.-se informa
que Hugo SHINES marchara a viena
ICON el fin de ayudar Ia contradiction
de un emprestito.
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c-EooUE En- vA1ENc1ENNEs

rsRIs. fehrero II. Sc informa auc
Ian oourrido vsrioa chodue8 entre los
miners dc valsnciennes y la polisia
francesa.
No hay otras noticias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
SIGuEN LAS HuELGAg
EN- Ell RuHR

EERIIN, febrero 15.-El informe
de Essen dice que los franceses estan
trcpeEsndo con grandes difcultades de
hido a las frecuentes huelgas que Sc
declaran en- el Ruhr.
Ell .informe dice que ha estallado
el movimtento huelguista en- Bertwer-
ito v que los mineros de Hanet se3un-
daran .mafisna probablemente Ia acti-
tud de los primeros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
LIBRos E IDEAS
''DE AMERICA Y DE ESPANA' !
PRoBLEMAs Y oRIENTACIoNEs

(192o-1922)
Madrid: Rafael Hernandez Usera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
EL coNVENIO QUE HAN HECH0
FR.ANCIA E TNGIATERRA

rARIS, febrero 18.-El ministro de
ohras Fnblicss sefior Istrooquer ha
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El mas yalioso regaIO para su hogar Y el
mayor encantO para su fanilia

Lo puee sted conseguir lleaando que
vera remindo acompanado $3.50
Ia administration dc "PUERTO RICO ILUSTRADO".
Con modca rcciba ustcd la Rcysa PUERTO RI
GO JUSTlADO" durante entcro ademas
brcs dc poesias de los portOrriquenos.
Anuamene pubicaran tomos los mcjo-
trabaos DentrO de
gusto
tenendO los seectos bajOS de los
usted
espiriu.
Nwstra oferta los dscen suscbrse
primcro de julio del actual pudiendo
q pimcrO cada Febrero Ab Mayo
Junio Julio ermnare gual fecha del p6ximo
81 quiere perder opOunidad ene
tc cupon remiao $3.50
Administration de PUERTO RICO MUSTRADO" :
p o. Box S45, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
remito de $3.50, que srva
viarme la Revista "PUERTO RICO ILUSTRADO"
partir del 1928
de 1924, las ANTOLOGIAS POE
TAS PORTORRIQUENOS Ia sguiente direction:
NOm5re 81. - ~ - .-.-
cane - - - - -, -
Ciudad -. 80 Pals 80 -.
, 1923-07-19
&SShE.N'EWS
~E 49, GATHERED FROM
~ W0 HERE AND THERE"

Mrs. Chris Keldsen and children
returned the last Of the week from
Dannebrog. Nebr.. wnere they have
been visiting relatives the past
month or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Paschal Of
Kirksvlle, Mo-, are spending sew
eral weeks in Rawlins. having ar
rived last Friday. They will be the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Foster,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Foster and Mr..
and Mrs. Jos Meath, during their
stay.
Mrs. Ben Burrell and children
returned on Friday last from Che
halls. Wn, where they have been
spending the past month or six
weeks visiting Mrs. Burrell's par
ents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Kitsel-
man.
Adam Robertson returned on
Tuesday of this week from Dempsey
Basin in Lincoln county, where he
has been spending the past three
weeks inspecting and dipping some
sheep for the State Board Of Sheep
commissioners. Mr.. Robertson
states that in the neighborhood of
100. 900 sheep YER inspected and
dipped during his stay in that sec
ton.
Mrs. VIM. Petrie and small
daughter Ia returned from Kan
sas City where they have been visit
ing relatives and friends for the
past month or six weeks.
Miss Marguerite Smith Is spend
ing the week in Rawlins from Den
yer, having been called home by the
illness and death of her aunt. Mrs.
Andy Smythe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Walker and
children were Rawlins visitors on
Tuesday of this week from the G. p.
camp in the leids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton banks, and
Mrs. Dank's sister, Mrs. Mccoy of
Casper. spent the week end in the
city from Baggs and were guests
Of Mrs. T. ]. Hayden during their
stay.
Mrs. S. A. Hansen, Miss Fonitta
Hansen. Mrs. Johnson and Miss
Mabel Rexford left on Saturday
last for the Jack Johnson ranch
where they are spending a weeks
vacation.
Glenn T. Scott of the Wyoming
Garage at Saratoga spent yesterday
in the city on business.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r.. Evans are
spending several days O in Denver
this week where Mr.. Evans is at
tending "A convention of the Bakers
OF this region.
w. A. Mckay spent a few days in
Saratoga this week ON a business
trip.
, 1923-07-19

Mrs. Harold Mckay and baby.
who have been spending the past
two weeks here as guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Mckay, left on
Wednesday morning for their home
in Rock Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Curry and
children and Rev. Father Reidy OF
Hartford, Conn, returned the first
of the week from Shirley Basin.
where they spent a week as the
guests of the Sullivan families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. King left on
Sunday last for their home at Twin
Lakes, Colo, where they will spend
the remainder of the summer. Mr..
and Mrs. King will also visit in
Denver before returning to Raw
Inns in the early fall.
Miss Marion McPhail Of Saratoga
and a friend. Miss Miller. arrived
lin Rawlins last Friday from Chicago
en- route to the Platte Valley where
they will spend their vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Don McPhail ST.. Both
young ladies, who are trained
nurses, are employed in Chicago
and will return to that city early IN
August.
Mrs. Julian B. Snow left on Tues
day OF this week for Chicago. and
her old home in Ogden. ILL.,. where
she will spend a month or six weeks
visiting her parents and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L.. Perry
accompanied by Frank Whittier.
all of Wheatland. spent THURSDAY
and Friday in the city last week.
making the trip in their car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tierney Murphy anu
Mrs. Ed. Pierce spent Sunday last
AT Elk Mountain. where they were
guests of MT. and Mrs. Ohm
Chas. B. Boyce is spending the
week in Rock River visiting MS
family. and on business mission:
Andrew Ruskanen OF the Elmo
Garage Co., of Hanna spent a DAY
in Rawlins the latter part OF last
week.
Attornye l.. E. Armstrong left
the latter part of last week for
Washington, D. c. where he Is
spending two weeks on legal bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Marvin left
on Sunday last by auto for a visit
of several weeks with relatives and
friends in Oregon. Mr.. Marvin is
manager OF the U p. restaurant in
this city and is enjoying a months
vacation from his duties.
, 1923-07-19

Alget Hall Of the Rasmussen
Undertaking Parlors vas called to
Ercampment one day the latter part
of last week to take charge of the
body Of P. A. Fields, who met a
tragic death at the Englehart ranch
by being dragged to death by ia
team while employed in the hay
field. The body Of the deceased was
shipped to the old home in Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Tolliver spent
Sunday last at Medicine Bow lodge
where they enjoyed a short out
ing.
A motor party comprising John
Mahoney. Miss Elizabeth Mahoney,
James Mahoney, Miss Nellie E.
Daley, Miss Theresa Curry, James
Curry, Father VIM. Reidy left on
Sunday morning last for a trip
through the Yellowstone National
Park. planning to be absent about
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Rendle and
small daughter returned on Tuesday
evening from Denver where Mrs.
Rendle and the baby have been
spending the past week. Mr.. Rendle
driving down on Sunday to bring
them home.
, 1923-07-19
GATHERED from
HERE AND THERE"

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thornton OF
tho City Steam Laundry will leave
the latter part of the week for a
two weeks vacation at Medicine Bow
lodge and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Havrilla re-
turned on Monday OF this week
from the Encampment country
where they have beer spending a
few days outing and fishing trip.
II. II. Nelson and M. f. Pickett
returned the first of the week from
Denver where they spent last week
attending a convention of the rep
resentatives of the Mutual Life In
surance Company.
A. X. Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. B,
S. Price. and G. M. Bergen spent
Sunday at the Bair camp in the
Oil fields. making the trip in Mr.
Marshall's new Hudson coach.
L. A Stanton. Harry Burnett and
Everett Burnett spent Sunday last
fishing in Spring Creek at the
Frank Swanson ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Smiley are
spending the week in Denver where
Mr.. Smiley is attending a conve
ton of the Dodge dealers Of the
western states.
James Gooldy is spending the
week in the city from the Snake
River section and is the house
guest of Sheriff A. A. Sanders and
Mrs. Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Baroch spent
n few hours in the city on Monday
afternoon from the Portland-W yo-
ming holdings. returning to camp
the same evening.
Senator w. w. Daley and Repre-
sentatives +. H. Healy. r. II. Alcorn
and DR.. T. ]. Swisher left on Sun
day last for Cheyenne where they
are spending the week in attendance
at the special session of the Wyom-
ing State Legislature.
NJ. d. Woolery OF the Ohio Oil
Co, was a visitor here on Friday
last from Laramie. looking after
the affairs OF his company.
Morris Itken Of the Friend &
Itkin Electrical Co. and A. r. Lich-
stein returned the first of the week
from Denver where they spent sew
eral days.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mcneil and
family. Miss Elta Mcneil from
Bakerseld. Cal. Miss Lena kreuger
Mrs. Blood and Miss Rae Blood left
this morning by auto for a tour of
the Yellowstone National Park,
planning to be gone about two
weeks. They will be Joined in the
park by Miss Rose Vogel of Ia
coma, Wash, who will return with
them to Rawlins for n visit.
, 1923-07-19

Mrs. D. J.. Wren has been the
house guest of her sister. Mrs. K.
H. Hadsell. the past week, coming
In from Snake River on Saturday
last.
VIM, Hobbs a a business visitor
in Cheyenne several days the latter
part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schilt were
Rawlins visitors on Friday last from
Saratoga and were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f. Winsor and
family were visitors here on Friday
OF last week from Saratoga, visit
ing Rawlins friends and attending
to business.
Representative F.. H. Healy was
here on Saturday last from En-
campment en- route to Cheyenne to
be in attendance at the Special SEES
sion of the Wyoming State Legis-
lature this week.
Mrs. Catherine Phelan and Mrs
Gail Barnes are spending the week
visiting friends in Denver.
Gus Fleischli of the Rawlins
Garage, accompanied by w. K
Lewis, district agent for the Stude-
baker Corp, and Harold Magness
returned last night from Cheyenne
each driving up new Studebakel
cars which were unloaded in the
Capitol City on Tuesday. The new
cars included a new Studebakel
big six speedster, and two Specia
six tourings.
Mrs. Nellie Hugus arrived il
Rawlins on Sunday last from Santa
Cruz. Cal, for a visit Of severa
weeks with friends From Rawlin'
Mrs. Hugus will go to Saratoga To-
a few days visit.
A marriage license was issued tn
first OF the week by County Clerl
Buchanan to Miss Mary Harden ant
Robert Martin Jr., both of Saratoga
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Durant hav'
as their house guests Mr.. and Mrs
J. c. Rehrer Of Chino, Cal, VIII
will spend two weeks in Rawlins.
c. Howard Smith, prominent bus
mess man Of Cheyenne, has beel
spending a few days here this weel
on business.
, 1923-07-19

Geo. Morris of Denver arrived
last week and has accepted a posi-
tion with the Mcfarland Grocery.
assuming his duties there the first
OF the week.
MI. and Mrs. R. A. Logan are
receiving the congratulations of
their many friends upon the birth
of a tiny daughter, born to them
on Saturday morning at the Me-
mortal hospital. Mother and baby
are doing nicely uLNe the care of
DR.. Kell.
John Veitch and Matt Huhtala,
both prominent ranchmen OF the
Elk Mountain section. spent a few
days in Rawlins the latter part OF
last week on business.
r. A. Lapham of the F. NJ. John.
ston Motor Co., spent a day In the
Elk Mountain section last week,
making delivery of a Ford car to
e. L. Richardson of that section.
Sheriff A. A. Sanders is spending
a few days in Denver this week or
matters OF business connected with
his office.
Mrs. P. L. Howard Is spending a
day or so in the city this week from
her home in Saratoga and Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Howard
and family.
F.. J. Keefe and John Vale OF
Rock Springs arrived in the city
the latter part of last week and
spent a day visiting friends. Mr.
Vale went to Hanna where he will
visit friends and Mr.. Keefe con-
tinued on TO Denver where he e.
poets to be located for the newt
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Durant and
daughter. Miss Dorothy, Miss
Corinne Kinnaman and Mr.. and
Mrs. X. II. Hadsell and family spen,
Sunday last at the Hadsell head.
quarters at Green Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter and small
son arrived the first OF the week
from Albuquerque, ~. NJ. and are
house guests for the week Of Mr.,
and Mrs. J. A. Hodgson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, S. Ellsbury and
family arrived in Rawlins last week
from Cheyenne and Will make their
home here during the summer, Mr.
Ellsbury being connected with U. P
here in the offices Of the importa
ton of labor.
Glenn Spencer Is driving a new
Chevrolet touring car. purchased
this week from the local dealers
the Lincoln Highway Garage.
, 1923-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Lynch. Miss
Josephine Baiers, Mrs. J.. II. lynch
Mrs. Hoffman. Walter Reid, viii
Wallace and John Lynch formed a
party which spent last Sunday At
Green's Canyon. where they enjoyed
a picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Molander
left the latter part Of last week for
Denver where they are spending
several days on a combined business
and pleasure trip.