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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-24
tratare de contestar, con mis- eseasa
ideas, vuestro interesante escrito:

j tratare de contestar, con mis- escasas
ideas, vuestro interesante escrito:
Sc me la argumentado por varios
sefores que 81 ellos van perdiendo Ia
costumbre de gastar inezas con las
damas es debido que estas, Ell al
gunos casos, Sc muestran algun tanto
dessgradecidas, y hacen' citaciones CO.
mo las siguientes: Una vez cedi mi
ssiento una muy encopetada sonora
como una enperatriz que recibe un
merecico tribute 10 ocupo no Sc Dig
r6 darIne las gracias; en- una OCCASION
recogi el paiiuelo a una joven 10 tomo
" como 81 no me hubiera visto. Olga
me usted. dicen, apretando algun tan
to los dientes como sintiendo sorda
ire que no quisiesen revelar ique de-
secs lie quedan uno de seguir siendo
cortes? Acaba uno por guardarles rem
cor
1--0SAAiesS GANO 4NASA1AA AobCNNNo NS-AP ~
tir con nosotros usurparnos puestos
en- ofcinas; en- Ell peroidico; en- el CO.
mercio y en- Ia politica? En- ma pala-
bra 1No luchan ustedes por conseguir
el voto? De ahi el Que dejemos de con
siderarlas parte debil y las veamos en-
to6as circunstancias a nuestro igual.
A las priineras argumentaciones ar
gumentare con las siguienses: 81 un
caballero la usar IN acto de cortesia
con una DANA no obtiene de ella un
ssludo una sonrisa que demuestre su
agradecimiento, el no debe preocu-
parls este: 81 habra cumplido con un
eeber. Y no hay MAYOR satisfaction que
Ia del deber cumplido, pues al hacerle
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-24

Alto honor para mi ha sido, senora
de Reus, el que mi humilde escr1to
haya podi5o fjar la atsncion de su
se1or espo5o la vuest.'a. No puede
listed irasinar5e 10 acmieadora que
soy de su talento aunque PERSONAL
nente no la conozco, su fotografia me
revelo un ser du,ce, inteligente So
nader. He leido sus escrisos v sus
pceslas VI reconocido que es usted una
art sta de- pensamiento, en- clos pal
pita I'm alma sentimental y al mismo
tempo luchadora. A proposito sonora
Rsus, IQu6 go ha hecho de nuestra in
toresante revista ''Mujer u 5vamos a
de aria langu;decer de ese modo? y
c:to. Sis propias palabras: s'Fa4pa,
Dos mio. Ell espiritu de perseveran-
cia.' 6Acaso yais dejar aniquIIa~
vuestra propia obra? 81 necesltais
cooperadores, ofrezco humldcmente to
dos mis- esfucrzos, pero isostengamos
nuestra dignidad literaria! va Que
empezamcs a crear isostengamos v me-
ioremos 10 creado! iHay que labrar
IN nomtrs irme para MUJE1 "a euo
por su titulo nos representa-
AL leer vuestro articulo tenia 20
uno prepa-ado para su publicidad titu
lado "Argumentaciones y Consejos'
cl que voy transcribir aqpi y luego
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-24

esia.s en- el easo de que por humani-
dad, va que no por pura cortesia. ce-
derle ell asiento efectuar cualquier
otro acto humanitario no importa que
la parte fuerte en- este case sea la mu
jer la parte debil Ell hombre, vi
civersa, nj diferencia de clase, nj de
posicion social HAY que ser cultos y
hay que ser humanos!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-24

TlILL!ARE
lOy' aceelsDriosI
LMENDOR] !
TETUAN 9
San JuaD, r. R. !
LLBROS LLBR0S lib

De MentaIismo, Teosofia,
notismo, Magnetfsmo, s
ton, Espiritismo, Magia.
cias ocuItas, Fascination,
mission del pensafniento,
MICA. Ell Iibro internal, EI d
mario internal, ETC, etc, 10:
ba de lecibir la
sLl6RERIA cAMPOSr
Allen % y Rrau s5. San
P. R. Pida una lista gra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-24
LA PAsANTE IMPERT1NENTE

Comentando un articulo de Ia
Sra. Maria L. de Reus y a sd vez
contestando las argumentaciones
verbales cue me han hecho vartos
caballeros.
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OAK LAWN DOTS

:: :: :: -: IS: :: :: :: ::
Id Ground again after ten
pei: Leonard Burke has returned to
his home in Telfair county after long
stay in Ben Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Deyo, Jr, spent
Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. VIM Jarchow spent Saturday
afternoon with Miss Mae Benzing
The ice cream social given at Mrs.
Theodis Cones was greatly enjoyed
by few friends Music was enjoyed
on the Victrola until late hour when
ice cream and cake were served The
party was given in honor of Mrs The
ods Cones 10th birthday.
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SAND BAR ITEMS

The farmers are very busy trying to
lean their crops while the sun is
| Inning, being they have had such
eavy rains.
Mr. w. M. Horton was in the city
aopping last Friday.
Mr. Sam Hulett was pleasant caller
i q Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Horton Sun
dy afternoon.
I Misses Mary and Pauline Pridgeon
ad Beatrice Tucker made short trip
tc Mr. R. R. Dormineys Sunday aft
enoon.
Mr w. NJ Horton visited Mr.. Sam
H1ett last Friday.
drs. ella oWoten is visiting her
patents for a few weeks.
IT. Henry Hutchinson and Mr.. L.
A. Findley made a pleasant trip to
NcnBan Park Sunday.
IT, F. H. Pridgen is visiting his
parnts Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Prdgen..
M r b Prdgen spent Sunday after
nou at Mr. c. NJ. fuckers.
Mss Myrtle Hulett will leave in
a few days for Tampa, Fla
Ms Leila Wooten will visit her
sistc Miss Maude Hulett in Jack
sonvlle, Fla, on her way back home
to tampa, Fla.
M Roy Hullett and Clarence Klein
were pleasant callers at Mrs. Wray's
Sunay.
W{are sorry to hear of Mrs. gle.
BalP4 illness and hope her a speedy
recovery.
Little Edwin Ashurst is on the sick
list,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-28
ASHTON NEWS

Messrs. J. J. Lipsey and Kelly Lig
gett made business trip to Syca-
more Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Dykes of APP
ping county are visitors here.
Mrs. S. R. Walker was dangerously
i'll Thursday.
Little Grace Bishop is victim of
malaria fever this week.
We are sorry to learn of the serious
illness of Mrs Martha Barnes.
Mrs. Ella Ball has returned to her
home at Willacoochee after a pleas
ant visit with relatives She was accom-
panied home by her mother, Mrs Hun
ter.
Mrs. Curtis Ball of Wilacoochee is
the guest of her cousins, Misses Jew
ell and Mabel Bishop.
Mr.. Wells and family from town
spent Sunday with their brother, Mr.
Bill Lynn.
Mr.. Mitchell and daughter, Miss
Lctchie, accompanied by Misses Jew
ell Bishop and Curtis Ball attended the
sing Sunday near Sycamore
Mr.. and Mrs George Brown spent
Sunday with their daughter in town.
Mrs. c. E. Bishop was quite i'll
Sunday with an attack of acute indiges
ton.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-28
MIGRATION OF NEGROES
Over Two Hundred Thousand Leave
Georgia in Three and Half Years

ATLANTA, Ga.,-Within the pas
three and half Years 22S,938 negroe,
have migrated from Georgia to the
North, according to figures compiled
today by the Georgia Bankers Associa-
ton. During the first six months in
1923, 1850 negroes have left the state
and for the same period 29,5l3 white
people have deserted the farms of the
state, the figures show.
AS result of this exodus, the re-
port stated from the rural commun
ties 1904 farm dwellings, in Georgia
have been left vacant and estimating
thirty acres to the pillow there are
55,524 idle plows Labor shortage on
the farms is estimated at 70,743 on
June 18th
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SMART 'K-9
jenkins: Purity good dow fou got
there. Steve, but why do you call him
'Hardware?"
Steve: Natural, most natural. Every
time I think IN whit him he makes
a bolt for the door.
REASON FOR EVERYTHING
Wife: John, I'm disguised with this
old car. 1t squeaks dreidfully
John-Can't be helped m'dear there
is pig iron in them axles
THE BONEHEAD
Susie: Mother I want to whip Tom
my. He just broke my dol
Mother: He did, how?
Susie: | hit him on the he'd with. it.
BOTH RIGHT
Customer: Sir this salmon smells.
Butcher. Impossible, madame its
dead.
OUR HEALTH COLUMN
Dear Doctor: | have long office hours
and am worried about my health Are
8 hours sleep enough?
J J r.
Answer wouldn't call hours a
long day.
DUMB-JUST DUMB
Love girl: my dear love girl,
You're the breath O my life, he
cried.
Won't you hold your breath?
She coyly asked.
The mutt said he never had tried.
HUMAN NATURE
Musician: I've been playing Mendel-
ssohn.
Golfer; Bet you beat him. That guy
never could play golf.
NO CUT RATES
Smirker: Come here, little girl I'll
give you apenn y for a kiss.
Little Girl: Huh-uh, I can earn more
Zen that taking castor oil
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| came.
| Milly then told of her mothers am
bitlon for her and her fathers taking
| her INTO the secret and how, at his
death, she determined to take his place
She had begun to realize it was wrong,
and neither her uncle nor aunt knew
anything about the still, only Dan.
And now" said Allan, Il know you
are the Millicent Blown nv cousinn
Mary raved over and whom we all
sailed myth. Milly," he continued,
! 1 have loved you ever since | first
saw you, will you marry me-?
Looking down, and hesitatinp a min
ute, she raised her eyes, full of mis-
chief, to his, and answered, Eyes. il
you don't have me arrested" He
caught her in his arms.
! Walking on, they reached the still
There were the men and Dan, doubt
and wonder on their faces, and grin
on Dams
We decided to do away with the
STILL said Milly, now get rid of all
this liquor, Mr.. Lyunhurst will say no
thing about it. We have been running
an awful risk
Accustomed to obey Mily, whom
they called the boss, tn emen mechani-
cally began moving the barrels to-
ward the stream flowing by. Allan told
them he was not an officer and they
were safe this time but advised them
to give up the whiskey traffic, which
was getting more dangerous
Dan, leaving the still came upon
Bub and some of the men planning to
help him run off Lynhurst After lis
tening a while, he said, 81 reckon it
wont do any good, for Mr.. Lynhurst
has done found the still, and / guess
is going to marry Milly, and you uns'd
jest git yerselves in the penintentiary
if yer bothered him." and Dan did a
breakdown.
There was a quiet little wedding
amidst tears and smiles, for Milly was
persuaded into an immediate marriage
by Allan, who would not leave without
her.
During the honeymoon they visited
the big stores for suitable clothing for
Millv to meet her friends in.
Allan had ordered his home to be
made ready, and had written Mary
that he'd have his ride there in time
to attend her coming out" party, and
to be prepared for big surprise.
Theyreached home the day of the
reception, resting quietly till evening
The guests were rapidly filing the spa
cious drawing room when Allan and
Millv arrived.
\ vision of lovliness, Milv entered
leaning upon the arm of her husband
Mary could scarcely 1--we her own
eyes as they rested upon her old school
mate, and crying out "Mllicent, Mill.
cent Brown ran toward her, and thew
were locked n each others arms. while
everyone looked on at the two lovely
girls.
'Francisi' called Mary, Here is
Millicent, the myth
The young nan, Standing near, came
up, extending his hand, plainly show,
~" his admiration. Iol1v old Mr. Too
nard, gazing at the bride, said "Allan
Sy fox, nrctc"ded he WIS hunting
plants. and see what he brings back
Ares there any morelike you in your
or"'v Miliccnt?"
"F"S.' Sha replied, the woods are
''rll of them"
"None to compare to my little violet
smoke up Allan
And now we leave them haprv
nmong relatives and friends where Mil
''"""t becomes a leader instead of
'boss"
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-28
WHEN EVERY MOVE HURTS

Lame every morning, achy and stiff
all day, worse when it's damp or CHI
ly? Suspect your kidneys and try the
remedy your neighbors use. Ask your
neighbor
G. E. Lindsey, car repairer, 407 w.
Suwanee ST.. Fitzgerald, says: When
was working in Townsville, Ga, as
car repairer, my kidneys bothered me.
If I tried to lift my back gave way
and stitch took me acrosS>ply kidneys
so I had to raise up by indrs The
kidney secretions passed too often, get
ting me up at night and l felt tired and
played out. | used Doan's Kidney
Pills and two boxes took the pain from
my back and corrected the kidney ac-
ton I was cured of the attack"
get Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Lindsey had Foster Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N Y, ad,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-28
Children Had to Put the
Food in Her Mouth

so distressing as to keep me from
sleeping at night and l finally got to
be almost living skeleton. For
months at a time l couldn't walk a
step beyond the front door and both
my friends and myself had lost hope
of my eyer being we'll again.
Aftef taking Tanlac just a few days
l vas SO much better in every way
that it seemed too good to be true.
BUT I kept right on improving until
soon | hadn't trouble left. Fever
since then l have had splendid appe-
tite and can eat hearty any time with
out suffering a bit. My liver and
kidneys are regular as can be, l never
have headaches or rheumatic pains,
sleep all night long and feel fine and
stronlg all the time. Tanlac is the
grandest medicine in the world"
Tanlac for ale by all good drug
gists. Accept no substitute. Over 81
million bottles sold.
Tanlac Vegetable Pills are natures
own remedy for constipation For
sale everywhere. adv
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-28
OPERATION NOT
SUCCESSFUL

10 years ago | VISA operated on for
appendicitis and later operated again
for gall stones. Neither did me any
good and | suffered all kinds Of tor
ture since. Five years ago I took
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and have
felt no symptoms Of pain since All
stomach suVercrf should take it" 1t
is simple, Nrniles preparation thai
removes the cay rhal :, r'"cus from n, the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically al
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money rcfunded.-Den
mark and National Drug Cos, and by
leading druggists everywhere adv
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-28
"Uhr GaaR nf mtlltrfnt''
PREFACE
By M. M. L,

< X X X X x X X X X X x X X
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Rheumatism Was So Bad She Could
Not Raise~1er Hands, States Mrs.
Johnson, Declares Tanlac Restored
Prfect Healsh-Gains 20 Pounds

anlac made new woman OF me
I'll praise it to my dying day"
AIRED Mrs Dollie C. Johnson, re-
Sid on Melrose Ave-, R. F. o.. /,
hot only gained twenty pounds
in Weight While + was taking Tanlae
but kept on picking up afterwards IN
now I am actually forty pounds heav-
Ter than l was when I started the
treatment. II
For every two years | suffered
from acute, nervous indigestion, ter
rble sick headaches and rheumatism
and my liver aud kidneys were all out
of order. My appetite was so poor I
had to simply force down what l ate,
and then gas would form on MY stom-
ach until the pressure of it almost
cut off my breath. Often the Children
had to feed me for the rheumatism
would be so bad couldn't raise my
hands to my mouth. My troubles were
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-06-28

X PREFACE
X While travelling in a crowded
x car several years ago, | happen
x ed to share seat with an old
x lady, and we naturally fell into
x conversation. She was very inter-
X ing, and, n delightful way, told
X of a trip she had taken to the
X mountains with party of friends,
y and how she had gone among the
x mountaineerS.
X She spoke of the women in par
X ticular, and said some were known
x to assist in making whiskey-in
X fact, became experts
< | immediately saw material for
X a romance-a young and beautiful
X girl defying the Government by
x actually being regular distiller,
x hence this story-"The Case of
\ Mill cent"
x M. M. L.
X
" ~ 81 ~ ~ "a NJ,
, 1923-04-12
Try This On
Your Catarrh

Ordinary methods Of treating ca
tarrh IN failures. simply because they
do not reach the affected areas. You've
got to heal those raw. tender spots
that are hidden away where liquids
and sprays never touch them. The
best and most effective method is to
inhale the fumes of Dec" each night
and morning.
Gently heat a spoonful of "Deo,' in
a tin plate and draw in deep breaths
of the pleasant, soothing vapor. This
p~enetrates every nook and corner
destroying germs n gradually heal
ing inflamed membranes. Right away
you will begin to feel better. Hawk
ing and splitting will lessen and your
head will be clearer.
Dec" is the trade name OF Dennis
Eucalyptus Ointment-composed en-
tirely OF n~ntIseptic. healing oils. Guar
anteed to give satisfactory results or
money back. Sold in csc tubes and
SOC jars by leading druggists every
where. Dennis Mfg. Co.. makers,
Berkeley, Cal.-Advertisement.
, 1923-04-12
TAX PAID upon
ONE INCOME Of
OVER $4,000
Only $50 Made Returns
In Wyoming on Earn
ings Over S. 900.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. April IA
Only one wyomingite during 1922
enjoyed a taxable income of moro
than $4,000. according to informa-
ton obtained at the office here of
the United States Collector OF Inter
nal Revenue on income tax returns
for the year. Only $50 of wyom-
ing's 100000 Inhabitants returned in
comes OF more than IS 900. and s.461
others filed returns. One Wyoming
lite paid an income OF one cent, one
a tax of two cents and one a tax of
three cents.
During the first three months of
1923 the 1922 taxes on incomes paid
In to the collector totaled s615 .337.17.
which was 5000 less than the taxes
on 1921 Incomes paid during the cor
responding period of 1922. Taxes
due IN the state on 1922 increases
however. totaled s~ss7.S53.9s, which
vas s3S.653.22 more than the total
of 1922 taxes.
, 1923-04-12
Use Radium
to Gain Strength
Remarkable Effect of This Wonder Substance That Increases
Red CorPuscles, Lowers Blood Pressure, Dispeis Exhaus-
tion, Banishes the Inhrmities That Lead to Old
Age and Thus Rejuvenates the
Entire System.

constipated. mysterious aches, kid
neys and bladder working poorly. you
tire easily. to run n few rods brings
exhaustion. IND mental effort T.
rapidly on the decline-with these
and other indications experienced by
thousands who fly to alcohol and
strychnine for relief without results
-Nuradium is III l~ife-preserver thai
will enable you to get back onto safe
ground.
A Stimulation Utterly Unlike Drugs
Their action is marvellous for in
lowering the blood pressure they
raise the action OF the bodily func
lions to the extent that you feel a
degree OF stimulation absolutely un
known by any drug even to NOR
phine. Get n package Of Nuradlum
today. They will make an impress
sion such IS you have long hoped
for. such as you never before expert.
enced from anything ever used for
relief from the distresses. the pains.
the dependencies and the depres
slons Of I'll health and disease. Get
a package of Nuradium tablets to.
day.
Take Nuradium Now
You can obtain these tablets of the
Nuradium Co.. Ill No. Dearborn St.
Chicago. at sl.5O for 30 tablets. or a:
any of the following leading stores,
Kimball Drug Co. q storesl and Cas-.
per Pharmacy.-Advertisement.
, 1923-04-12
USE OF FIRE SIREN IN
CALLING BOY SCOUTS
WILL Be DISCONTINUED

At q conferences between Mayor
Blackmore and the Boy Scout off.
Gals after the successful termina.
ton OF the hunt for the missing
boy Tuesday. the mayor asked the
Scout officials and the Natrona
Power Co. to try and secure some
other methods of notifying the Scouts
that they were needed than tho biz
siren
When this big whistle went off
Tuesday afternoon. the streets OF
the down town district cleared a, Il
by magic, even the buses took IN
the curb and for a few minutes ali
business came to n standstiIl while
crowd gathered on the corners
looking for the fire department ia
turn out.
The f.remen and the police knew
what the whistle was for but the
general public was misled ana rather
than Gauss further trouble the bic
siren will not call tho Scouts any
more.
However. Chief Engineer johnson
at the Natrona Power Co. has ar.
ranged another whistle at the plant
there that is not a siren and is a very
loud tone, to sound the call for the
scouts and the organization can still
De used in cases OF civic need with.
out using the famous old siren
whistle.
, 1923-04-12

The established fact tina the rays
Of radium caught in sugar OF milk
and now prepared in small tablets
called Nuradium increases red o
puscles 100000 in "a hours has caused
the world of sick men and women
10 SIT up and take notice.
It Is doing things in a medical way
that are absolutely startling. In MI
rsdium. the effect OF the radium al
phs rays caught in sugar OF milk.
comes as a conscious feeling OF we'll
being. You notice a sense OF buoy
ancy and exhilaration. FOUR mental
faculties take on an irresistible, pos
tive attitude and you become more
and more conscious OF some strange
force or influence, some mystic form
OF energy of the most gratifying ma
ture. Extreme physical freshness
and increased bodily activity is pro
nounced. As h effect continues. a
healthy Elandular functioning is set
up. thus retuvenating the premature
ly failing body.
They Lower the Blood Pressure
To Normal
Nuradium tablets have been used
70 successfully in %undoubted cases OF
high blood pressure that their specific
action is almost n certainty.
Suppose you feel up in the air."
nervous. excitablc. pulse pounding
Ike a trip hammer, breath short,
, 1923-04-12

Sorrentino, while on trial for the
murder of George McGough. here last
December that he killed McGough. a
charge of murder against Caspar
T~aglialavoro. charged Jointly with the
crime. has been dismissed. Sorreni
tino was found guilty OF murder IN
the second degree and will be sen
fenced to at least 20 years in the
p~enitentiary. Tho cases against
, 1923-04-12

Vincenzio Licato and Vincenzio Mar
tillario. charged with accessories to
the homicide. will not be tried until
the fall term OF the Laramie county
district court.
, 1923-04-12

ened a little during March. although
few sales were maze. The following
prices are shown on the reports
stock COWS s35 to s45. steers cominF
yearlings S25 to ss5 steers COMING
twos $50 to $40. stock cattle from $40
$40.
The condition OF cattle IS 90 per
cent compared I o d per cent or
March /.