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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-02
In Rural Maryland.

"How did you know that was a Dis
trict Of Columbia automobileT
Il can distinguish any Of 'em In the
distance" replied Farmer CornfOssei.
"by the rattle of their numerous
tags"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-02
One Thino Animal Was soared.

Explorers say the 'baluchistherium'
roamed the Monaghan desert two mil
lion years sgo-but. happily. 1t never
had to pronounce its name--Ex-
change.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-02

There are but ash pure-bIooded
bison in the world, and 3.527 Of these
are In the United Siates- Of which
only one hundred are runaing Wild.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-02

Perfection in Ancient Grecian Foot
When Athens was in her zenith, the
Grecian foot was the most perfectly
formed and exactly proportioned Of
any Of the human race.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-02

Men who pick ont actors for the
movies see 4 man as others see him
They are experts IN faces.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-02

And the mining prospectus gets the
coin while the hard-luek story Is
humping the bumps.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-02
Obstruction Removed.

Hosgs-Why was the viii set aside
Dobbs-It kept getting in the way
Of the lawyers settling the estate
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-02

Love WITH find way-and onnosi-
ton generally throws up its hands
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-02

Apologies are always satisfactory
to the makers thereof.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
TO BE CLOSER COOPERATION
Veterans Of World War and ertlsh
Legion Now Are "Conrades
In Peace"

Closer cooperation between veterans
Of the World war Of the United States
and Great Britain is indicated BY the
fact that the American Legion was
represented at the annual convention
of the British Legion and at the bieu'
NAL meeting Of the British Empire
Service League.
Replying to a message sent BY ALVIN
Owsley. American Legion national CON-
mander, to the British Legion. Sa
Douglas Haig. head Of the British d
ganization. said:
1T seemed to me that your splendid
words found an echo In the hearts o.
everyone present. To your wish. Ia
US be comrades In peace. l hasten "
assure you that that Is the sincere Wish
Of every member OF the British "
gion. The aims Of our respective "
gions seem to be identical for all pfsc
tical purposes and I hope that BY 'ode
means we English.speaking eKsefN"
men may become more closely am''''
ed. Please convey to your collessoa
Of the American Legion the hea1ue'
thanks Of the British Legion fof !03
assurance Of fellowship. which We e'
iially reciprocate."
Past National Commanders Hanios'
MacNIder NJ Mason City, Ia. and Al'
ton J. Foreman Of Chicago reresen''
the Legion at the British convent'H
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
The Light Of Western Stars
"My boys don't carry liquor on the
troUV popI{o1 Ctnuarf

MY boys don't carry liquor on the
TRAIL" replied Stewart.
"Haw. haw! heerd over in Rodeo
thet " was gittin to be shore some
fer temperance" said this fellow. II
hate to drink water. but guess I've
gotter DO It,"
He went to the spring, sprawled
down to drink, and all Of sudden he
thrust his arm down In the water to
bring forth a basket. The cowboys In
the hurry Of packing had neglected to
remove this basket; and 1t contained
bottles of wine and liquors for Made
lines guests. They had been sub
merged In the spring to keep them
COLI. The guerrilla fumbled with the
liz. opened 1t. and then got up. uttering
loud roar Of delight.
Stewart made an almost impercept.
ible motion ~ II to leap forward; but
he checked the impulse. "Guess my
party forgos that. You're welcome to
It."
Like bess the guerrillas swarmed
around ths lucky finder Of the bottles.
The drink did not last long, and 1t
served only to liberate the spirit Of
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
AIDS IN MEMORIAL PROJECTS
Idaho Law Provides for Rsee9o''"
Of Thoss Who Gave Lives "
World Conflict

State aid In memorial consttue.s. ~.
projects IL provided by ldaho' 0! ~ :.
terms of q law recently enacVe
the legislature Of that state Wv. y.
the law a memorial commission
thorized In each county. to Dc ".
posed Of the commander OF the Aus ~.
lean Legion post, heads OF otne =.
tablished and recognized" ~ w
erans' organizations and the e'sss wv
commissioners. Each county
mission 10 empowered to dec'os " =,
memorial to honor the woflo M
dead. When the county appfOp =.
$1,000 and acquires . site 'o' .,,L
mortal, the state will provide 10 W
sum. .un
County recorders are diree'e. w,,l
cord all discharge certificate" o. "a
war service men on app'!cau'... ..,od
to make certified copies OF tns !. "a ..sy
when requested. A fee o. - ,.eor
IL authorized for making the wv"
or furnishing q certified copy
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
LEGION WARNING OF flrrs
Alleged veteranS PubIle,.,... :,
to Appeal to Sympathy q,
Patriotic citlzena

The sale Of fake "yetersn.
zines and publications has co,. y.
public more than $5.OOO,OOO With. ~.
period of fourteen months, aecord,,.
to information received by tho Im.s
lean Legion which has Issued , v,a
Ing against the operations Of prom,.
ers Of the spurious publication, '''''
Publishers often use tho ,.,
veteran" to persuade the publIe ,h.,
former service men get part ~ ~.
proceeds Of sales. Their salesms, a.
not hesitate to use the DISABLED NV
wounded plea. investigations bv ~. n.
Legion and other Veterans ore,n,,.
tions and the Department Of Juni,.
have disclosed that entire proceed, =.
publications go into the pocset, =,
persons who did not serve In the ~,
and who capitalize the patriotism .,
the American public and the reput,.
tion Of World war fighters to enr,.h
themselves.
Statesmen often peddle the puble,.
tions with the plea of "help e..,ol.
diers"; proceeds help disabled men,:
wounded myself in France, and can.
not get job" In some cases II VA
found to be the game for publisher
to disown agents soliciting advance
subscriptions. Other agents ves
found to have bought and wo,
"wOund buttons from private con.
Germs. Many peddlers who have been
arrested admitted that they were not
former service men. By using the
help the boys who fought.for.your
plea, they have disposed of magazines
some at 25 cents copy, their profit
ranging from II to 10 cents.
In a number OF cases statesmen have
represented their publications as in
dorsed by the American Legion, which
Is untrue.
American Legion posts in all Sec
tions of the country are urged to give
publicity to these fakes in order to
protect patriotic citizens In their CON-
munities.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

trembled when she asked II the Ruer.
rlllas were gone.
Ambrose hurried the three women
over the rough rocks. down the cliff
The cowboys below were saddilns
horses In haste. Swiftly, with regard
only for life and limb. Madeline, Helen,
and Christine were lowered BY lassoes
and half carried down to the level. BY
the time they were safely down the
other members Of the party appeared
on the ciif above. They were In ex.
cellent spirits. appearing to treat the
matter - Q huge Joke.
Ambrose put Christine on q horse
and rode away through the pines :
Frankie Slade did likewise with Helen
Stewart led Msdeline's horse up to
her, helped her to mount. and spoke
one stern word. "waitw Then a. fast
ns one Of the women reached the level
she was put upon 4 horse and taken
away BY = cowboy escort. Few words
were spoken. Haste seemed to be the
grent essential. The horses were
urged. and. once In the trail, spurred
and led Into Y swift trot. One cowboy
drove up four pack.horscs. aud these
were hurrie,,ly loaded with tie party's
baggage. Castleton and hls com.
panlons mounted. and rni,eped of to
catch the others In the lead. This left
Madeline behind with Stewart and
Nels and Monty.
They're goin' 70 switch OF at ~
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
m.a.., nosoI,sj opsnsd.

A Soldiers Memorial hospl'vw w.sI
the care OF men disabled In ". .,,s
war hns been opened near M'I :, N
Okla. The hospital was pun. u''.,.sAn "
soldiers relief commission efea.s ..,rs
the oklahoma Legislature on ,,.,,,,
Of tn. American Legion. lne e..,,.i
tion has been declared D! ". ms
bureau officials 70 be one OF '''
moderu In the country.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

the party higher up among the ruined
shelves Of rock caused n recurrence OF
snticiy. Madeline insisted on not 60
ing beyond n projection Of clifr from
which she could SSS directly down into
che camp.
Ambrose, do you really think the
g,,errillna viii come7" she asked.
"Sure. We know. Ncls just rode
In and snid they were on their way mp.
Miss Hammond. cna trust your You
won't let out n sIuenl II there's n nIht
down there? Stewart told me 20 hide
you out OF sight or keep you from
lsokin'."
~ promise not to mike my noise"
replied Madcl,nc.
Madeline arranged her coat no TIM,
\ ~ could ils upos Il and settled down
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

stopped to listen. He changed his d.
rection several times, and the last tine
he got among rough. rocky ridssA TIE
Iron shoes Of the horses cracked on the
rocks. That sound must have psne.
trated far into the forest. II psrturbsl
Stewart. for he searched for softer
ground. Meanwhile the shadows
merged into darkness. The stars shona
The wind rose. Madeline believed
hours passed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

recklessness. The several white out.
laws began to prowl around the camp:
some Of the Mexicans did likewise;
others waited. showing by their ILL.,
concealed expectancy the nature Of
their thoughts.
1t was the demeanor Of Stewart and
his comrades that puzzled Madeline.
Apparently they felt no anxiety or even
particular interest. Don Carlos, who
had been covertly watching them, now
made his scrutiny open. even aggres-
sive. The guerrilla leader seemed un.
decided. but not In any sense puzzled.
In her growing excitement Madeline
had not clearly heard Ambrose's low
whispers and she made an effort to
distract some Of her attention from
those below to the cowboy crouching
beside her.
The quality. the note Of Ambrose's
whisper had changed. It had q slight
sibilnnt sound.
Don't be mad II sudden.like I clap
my hands over your eyes. Miss Ham.
mond." he was saying. "Somethin's
brewin' below. I never seen Gene so
cool. That's dangerous sign In him.
And look. see how the boys are work.
In together! oh. It's slow and acci.
dent-like. but I know It's sure not
accident. That foxy Greaser knows.
too. But maybe his men don't. II
they are wise they haven't sense
enough to care. The Don. though
he's worried. It's NeIs and Monty he's
watchin'. And well he need do Il!
There. Nick and Frank have settled
down on that log with Body. They
don't seem to be packin' guns. But
look how heavy their vests hang. A
gun In ench side! Those boys can pull
n gun and hop over that log quicker
than you can think. Do you notice
how Nels and Monty and Gene are
square between them guerrillaa and
the trail up heref II doesn't seem on
purpose, but II Ia. Look at Nels and
M"rty. How quiet they are confabbin'
together. paying no attention to the
guerrlllns. I see Monty look At Gene.
then l see Nela look At Gene. Well,
IT'S up to Gene. And they're goin' to
back him. I reckon. Miss Hammond,
thered be dead 0rsa sera round that
camp long aeo II Nels and Monty
we're foot.loo~e. They're beholdln' to
Gene. That's plain. And. Lord how
Il tickles me to watch them! Both
pnckin' two forty.dves. butts awingin'
clear. There's twenty.four shots Ia
them four guns. And there's twenty.
three suerrtllas. II Nels and Monty
ever throw guns ut that close range.
why. before you'd know what was up
there'd he . pile Of GreaserA There!
Stewart said something to the Don. I
wonder what. I'll gamble It was some.
thing TO get the Don's outht all Close
together. Sure' Grensers have no
sense. But them white guerrillas.
they're lookln' some dubious. What.
cvcr's comm OF will come soon. you
can bet. wish was down there.
But maybe II woa't come to a scrap.
S,cwurt's set on avoidin' that. He's
wonderful chap to get his way. Lord.
though. I'd like TO nee him go after
that overbea1n' Greaseri See! the
Don can't stand prosperity. All this
strange behavior Of cowboys II beyond
his pulQue-soaked brains. Then he's
N Grcaser. II Gene doesn't knock him
! on the bead presently he'll begin to
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
Whiehf

Whiehi
Howard-"My daughter plays The
piano" Jay-''By ear. By os&o . by
rscordf'-Nsw Yoet DuA,
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
In More Modern Times,

IN MoeO Mo0otN Vomeo.
A girl used to want 20 know II ha
had enough to start up housekeeping
with: now she wants to know II ho
has enough to pay alltuoay.-CtnciA-
natl Enquirer.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-17

nesto Font. Unimos nuestra felicita-
cion las innumerables que han reoi-
bido el agraciado y Ell Comisionado
DR.. Lopez del Vale, por ell acierto que
ell nombramiento representa-.
La empresa del teatro Victoria"
.velando siempre por presentar atracti.
vos, prepare una nueva tornee de la
pareja Arcos-Montero, que tan gratos
recuerdos dejarjon en- SUI anterior visi
ta Nos han dado dos noches de arte
que han merecido aplausos y exito de
taquilla, por 10 que felicitamos los
artistas y la empresa.
-Estos dias funciona Ell espectaculo
que Sc titula "El pequefo Coney Is
land, que hace que todo Humacao Sc
congregue en- los terrenos conocidos
por la Frias. Apesar de los fuertes
aguaceros que caen, Ell espectaculo ha-
ce negocio y Sc ha demostrado que
no era cierto cuanto Sc afrmo acerca
de los terrenos, en- polemicas famosas
en- los anales de las obras de Humacao.
5 , corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-17
DESDE HUMACAC

tar en- Ell acto del entierro, lie fue con-
fada al Comandante en- Jefe Nadal.
En- Ell puerto hemos tenido ell ST.
iguiente movimiento de barcos: Va
p9r Edith cargando $500 sacos de azu-
Dan del central Ejemplo y 400 sacos de
sehdos de Mr.. Lippit; vapor aleman
Herbert HON, que deseargo $50 barri-
les de cemento para la frrna Vallada-
res y Lopez y 739 para don Jose Men
dez; vapor Isabel. descargo A tonela-
das de carga, para ca central Pasto
Viejo; vapor Delisle, cargo $3.50 sacos
de azucar del central Pasto Viejo y
5000 sacos de Juncos; vapor Southland,
trajo13,9S7 pies de MADEIRA para los Sc
iiores Valladares y Lopez. Goleta
Juan Cruz, con 500 sacos abono para
Pasto Viejo; goleta Pocahontas con
500 para Sucesores de Ortiz.
-El activo v emprendedor ciudada-
no Angel Lopez Diaz, esta instalando
un puesto para expender carnes frescas
de res. y los trabajos preparedness han
teriido la virtud de haeer que, los de-
mas expendedores rebajen algo los pre-
clos a que venian ofreciendoye el precio-
$50 alimento. Cuando este alberto, el
Pnuevo puesto,, los vecinos del sector
Este de la ciudad, palparan, ademas
del precio, ell benefcio de la eaminata
que Sc les ahorra, para proveerse de
fcarnes.
-El nuevo Comisionado de Benef-
csncia, ha nornbrado practicante del
Hospital Municipal. al competente ci-
rujano menor y buen humacaeiio,, Err
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-17

TolidG fInebIo.--En la noche del
viernes 10 de los corrientes Sc ilevo a
cabo en- ei Temple de la Resp. Logia
Sol Naciente', una ''Tenida Fdnebre'
en- nemoria de nuestro ilustre Presiden-
te h. Warren G. Harding, Grade 80.
En- medic del salon fue preparado un
Timulo. ostentando todos los atribu-
tos de Ia Orden. de acuerdo con los Ri
\ tuales Masonicos, un hermoso retrato
del arnado y grande hombre muerto,
perfunado con el rico olor que exha-
laban las tantisimas flores que adorna-
ban el catafalco.
81 acto revistio extraordinaria SO.
1emnidad, alberta la session, ell Ven.
Maestro Sr. Francisco Sanchez Garcia,
: dio a conocer a los circumstances, en-
frases realmente elocuentes y conmove-
doras, el obieto que ALI los reunia, que
no era otro que el de rendir fraterno
homenaje al h. Warren G. Harding que
habfa pasado al Oriente Eterno.
Sc dio principle al ceremonial cum
p1 endose todas y cada una de las for
malidades de ritual dentro de la her
mosa solemnidad con el mayor recos
giniento. Terminada esta primera ce-
renonia, el Ven. Maestro concedio la
palabra al h. DR.. B. Jimenez Sierra
quien nos hizo una breve resefa acerca
de los indiscutibles meritos que ador-
naban al h. extinto.
Toca el turno al h. Justo Hernandez
Visbal y nos lego una excelenti-
sirno trabajo que escribiera expresa-
mente para este acto, en- Ell cual puso
de relieve los altisinos meritos y gram
des ejecutorias que orlaban la tan alta
personalidad del manuscrito.
Cerro Ell acto nuestro ilustre h. Fran
cisco Vicenty haciendonos una oracion
ajustada al solemnisimo acto que aca-
baba de ceelbrarse El h. Orador de la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-17

Logia, nos hizo una oraeion doctrinaria
LENA de sabios consoles; ~ termin6 ha-
ciendo una hermosa invocacion. Los
hermanos presentes, puestos de pie, per
maneciendo en- silencio por espacio de
un Ininuto, tributaron un fraterno re-
cuerdo al h. que nos abandona, ele'
vando preces al G.. A. D. u. en- pos.
tumo recuerdo al h que ha partido de
estes Wales de dolor.
Suceso en- el "Coloso' En- Ia tarde
de aver en- la Central Coloso ocurrio I'm
suceso sangriento. en- que salio nlala.
mente herido de un trenendo navajazo
Pablo Ortega. Segun los informes que
he1nos recogido, este trabajaba con
otros companeros suyos. en- el desyer-
bo de unos terrenos de la reefrida Cen
trail acostumbraba siempre llevar al
trabajo una botella de cafe. Cuando
Ortega fue buscar la botella con el
sabroso liquido va esta habia desapa-
recido como por encanto. Indignado
por clio Ortega, lie salio al encuentro
Dolores Feliciano, tuvieron ambos
uras palabras, Y un hijo de este, Leon
clio, que Sc hallaba cerca, intervino en-
la question sacando una navajo corva
Sc la enterro por un costado Pablo
Ortega. En- estado algo grave, Ell heri-
do fue conducido a la Clinica de los
doctores Igartua y Jimenez, en- donde
fue asistido por estos.
Grata Noticia. Hemos experimental.
do una gran satisfaction al yer de
nuevo en- la calle, bastante restableci-
do del grave accidente de que fue vic
TINA no hace mucho al ser arrollado
por un automovil de via, cerca de la
estacion de Arecibo. nuestro muy esti-
mado y distinguido amigo don Ernesto
Gelabert, que de tantas tan mereci-
das simpatias disfruta en- Aguadilla.
Ell senior Gelabert es uno de los en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-17

Agostoi l44A invitacion de Ia Legion
Americana representada gpor hiIi Co
mandaite i Ayudahte del ppestoI Mo-
4, ssppFes Samuel g.. Fred iyj IA!
fAsll sH{ piaz, respeetiy sHssI ss edall
||LgIEsgS Ell el lteatro Yictdria hhs itfss
! De l4 tatds del lsyiernes ntit d6
4s1blisH ipefteneciente todas las 'c1a!
ses sociales, con objeto de rendir in
lhomenaje de adnliraci6n y respeto a la
nemoria del que fue ilustre presidente
de los Estados Unidos Warren Gamaliel
Harding, cuya desaparicion del mundo
de los vivos lanlenta y lamentara largo
tempo. Ia hutnanidad consciente. 81
solernne acto IN MEMORIAN Sc cele.
bro con arreglo al siguiente programa
|. "Lamentaci6n'' Stephen Heller
Banda Municipal
2. Breves palabras de aperture, por
is. 9. Friedman. : 5'
3. ''Melodias', l.. Gottschalk, piano
rsolo por ]. Burset : f1
y 4. Discourse por el Hon. Jhez Berga
/ 5. Ave Maria, J. Mono, Vocal por
Mrs Burset. i.# aai asl
6. Lecci6n Biblica por el Rvdo. NJ
Rodriguez &. ~
1. 5th Nocturno". Leybach, Solo dc
piano por H. Manuel Gonzalez.
8. 20 saiutatoris'', Bordesse, Banda
Municipal is8 s5''
9 Bendici6n piegalria,,s ,siI' por el p Pa.
Dire Rivera. y
10. Lectura de Ia Oracion de Ritual
en- la Legion Americana, para despedir
a los 1egionarios fallecidos. leido pors e
Hon. Fiscal Guerra Mondragon.
II. Discourse de clausura por el Pa
Dire Rivera.
12. "Coro de Peregrinos", Gohen
GRIM Wagner, Banda Municipal
Hinno Nacional.
Todos los Nameros del programa es-
| tuvieron la altura de las circunstan
cias y contribuyeron hacer patente
el duelo de Hunacao. por Ell falleci
niento del ilustre Presidente de la Ma
cion,
HI La Legion Americana, puesto No.
de Hunacao, enyio una hermosa go
roma de flores naturales, para ser colo
eada sobre el feretro que guarda e
cuerpo del Presidente Harding! L
mission de colocar la corona y represen
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-17
AGGRESSION CON UN PUNAL EN-
BARROS

Ell dfa 12 de este mes, en- la Gale
Las Flores, el individuo Jose Reyes,
de 20 amos de edad, agredi6 con un
punal Francisco Santos, infri6ndo-
lie una herida en- la region pectoral
derecha, de earacter grave. Ell agre-
sor fue arrestado y el Juez Municipal
lie exigi6 mil dolares de fianza, cali
Ificando el delito de atentado contra la
vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-17
NOTAS De AGUADILLA

pleados mas activos y prestigiosos de
4 Ia American Railroad Co. of Porto
Rico, su restablecimiento ha sido
motive de gran regocijo entire los mu,
chos amigos con que el senior Gelabert
cuenta en- esta ciudad.
Corte en- vacaciones. Desde el dia
10. del actual esta en- vacaciones nues-
ira Corte de Distrito, vacaciones que
Sc prolongaran hasta el dfa iiltiIno de
Eseptiembre pr6xiIno.
Lcdo. Piilan. All frente de la nueva
Farmacia del Mercado, esta uno de los
farmacsuticos mas inteligentes y de
mas larga practica y habilidad con que
cuenta la clase de farmacopea en- la
isla: nos referimos al sLcdo. Pijuan,
quien debido sus bellas prendas de
caracter y a sus sirnpatias. que son
muchas, es generalmente estimado en-
esta poblacion. Realnente, que Ell se7
nor Pijuan es una verdadsra garantia
de exito al frente de. cualquier estable-
cimiento de farmacia. Felicitamos
Aguadilla que cuenta con elemento tan
fprogresista como .el Lcdo. Pijuan.
Una cooperative -Por iniciatiya de
los seiiores Jose P. Castro y Ricardo
Gonzalez importantes zagricultores del
barrios Montana, hubo una reunion Ell
domingo pasado en- Ell local de la es-
cuela de ALI, en- Ia que quedo eohsti-
tuida una cooperative de consume, in-
dustriales v de otras actividades de
aquel barrio. uno de los mas importan-
tes en- esta Jurisdiction,
Un abogado preso Informase, que
en-; esta carcel de Distrito, ingres6 un
abogado cumplir unos seis meses de
condena desde hace dias. Lamentamos
el incidente,,
81 pr. A. otero L6pez.-Amigos que
han estado en- Manati en- estos dias, VI
con los cuales hemos tenido oportuni-
dad de hablar, nos han hecho entusias-
tas calurososs elogios de la brillanti-
sima labor medica que viene llevando
cabo en- aquella progresista ciudad
Ell, joven y notable doctor Alexandra
Otero Lopez, uno de los facultativos
que Sc ha hecho de una solida reputa-
cion no sole. en- Manati- la Atenas de;
Puerto Rico--sino que tambien en- to:
da la isla, por su talento, que es mucho-
= por su notabilisimos aciertos en- el
campo de la medicina y de la cirujia
en- general. El DR.. Otero Lopez, lque
es nuestro buen amigo. todas estass
brillantes dotes profesiopales, une ca
racter suniarnente amable y simpatico,
que 10 hacen merecedor de Ia estima-
cion general. Reciba el joven dis
tinguido galeno las congratulations de
este cronista por el exito tan lisongero
que viene alcanzando en- su hunlanita3
ria carrera.
Angel Al Cielo.-Nuestro estinado
amigo Domingo Llamas, uno de los
miembros mas valiosos, Y activos, en- Ell
Cuerpo de la Policia Insular. acaba de
apurar otro de los tragos mas amargos
en- su vida de padre amantisimo; nos
referimos al ensible fallecimiento de
otro de sus pequeiios nihos, acaecido
en- estos ultimos dias, todo 10 cual ha
yenido llenar aln mas de luto y de
tristezas el hogar de los estirnables es-
pesos Llamas, Es un angel mas que
va al Cielo, y que Dios acogera en- su
seno purisimo; " recomendamos al
amigo Llamas y a su inconsolable Y
anorosa esposa, resignation sufcientel
para soportar tan dura prueba que
todos estamos sometidos en- Ia vida.
Corresponsal.
Agosto IA, 1928. M At9 e ia