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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-10

WANTED-Ford Touring Car.
I've got Spot Cash. The Best
Bargain gets my money. Don't
bother me with any one-lung
junk heaps. My moneys good.
Your car must match it. Frank
e. Mathews. Tat
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FOR RENT-Two offices, Jackson
street. w. A. Dodson. Phone 72.
loft
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-06-14
Clear Creek Joins
Flood Sweeping
Through Colorado

Clear Greek participated in flood
Saturday evening that was general
throughout Colorado and Kansas.
The river was the highest that it has
been in years and the tramway was
forced to keep gangs of men working
all night Saturday to prevent the
undermining and destruction of the
bridge near Clear Creek junction.
At least two deaths were reported
from the high waters in northern
Colorado and the property loss in the
state will run into huge figures. The
smaller bridges in the vicinity of
Fruitdale went out in the onrush of
water and much small damage is
reported.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-06-14
CLEAR CREEK VALLEY GRANGE

Grange met June with good at
tendance.
The names of four candidates were
handed in and seven were voted upon
for membership.
Brother White was honored with
the privilege of selling tickets for
the big fourth annual State Grange
picnic which will be held at Lake
side July 2lst. Buy your tickets
Brother White, if you haven't the
dime he will lend it to you. If you
are granger, be at the picnic, if
not buy ticket and go anyway, help
the grange. Changers should remem-
Der that your membership attend
ance counts, so let everybody 90.
1t was decided to paint the hall.
Bro. White says paint it white.
The meeting was dismissed in the
fourth degree and opened in the first
degree. Ten candidates were given
the first and second degrees.
The degree team is doing nicely.
Ice cream and cake were served
to revive and timber up the feet Tor
n real live time, starting with the Old
Virginia reel, Brother Compton call
ing.
Our next meeting, literary pro-
gram, will be given July 9Th. All
are welcome.
F. X. Bright.
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Billy Richter is driving new
[hevrolet.
Dr. Richard Russell returned Tues
E,v from a weeks visit in Wyoming.
The band concert scheduled for
asst week will be given this evening,
Thursday, at Mcllvoy park.
Ellsworth Secrest's family went to
Boulder last week to attend gradu-
l,iOn exercises of their daughter,
Grace.
J. P. Miller says the high water
rashed out all the bridges in his
ane an dalso washed out other
bridges in the vicinity.
Emmett O'Rourke was called to
lamar Saturday to help with the
rection of an ornamental lighting
ystem in that city.
Frank Kawakami, a Japanese re-
Gding on Tennyson street, lost set
harness and 2 collars. Asked if
e thought Denver junk dealers were
esponsible, Frank declared they
fouldn't have been, that "they left
set of single harness"
The disgraceful crossing at Wads-
forth and Ralston avenues is still
P bad condition. The city stands
b lose considerable traffic if some
an is not devised to eliminate the
pumps and jolts inevitable under the
PRESENT condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christie Recht, who
fe honeymooning in Tolland, are
1pected in Arvada next Monday, af-
er which they will be located near
pehver university where Mr.. Recht
Ill take work at the summer school
hhlsh the work required for a
Master Of Arts degree.
Manager William Stern of the
',ada Electric company is expected
Feh IN Denver this week after a
KIP 10 the east which included the
a'ne convention in Washington and
f. national convention of Electric
s"' men held in New York city.
Ih and Mrs. Stern will leave soon
honolulu to visit with a son and
laughter. " OH"
"fs' A, Parfett, Mrs. w. w.
.soh and Miss Nina Murchison
.,'fea to Greeey last Wednesday
d attended the commencement ex-
',s OF the State Teachers college
|;ri .n'c n Mrs. Benson's niece, Miss
[s,. barbour, received her A. B.
zee Miss Barbour returned with
fa home. "''e at '"e BEN
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Here and There in Aryada

Mrs. Griffith, who has been under
Mrs. CAST spent Tuesday with h,r
mother, Mrs. Rodda.
l.. klunker and wife will leave
tomorrow for Hydrate, Colo. where
they will spend the summer.
K. H. Miller returned from the
west few days ago and is at the
hinges home.
A. J. Stepp of Pope, Colo. and his
family, are visiting his mother, Mrs.
NJ. Stepp of Berkeley
Mrs. c. Y. Jackson's class Of girls
OF the Baptist church picnickad Mt
City Park, in Denver, Monday.
Howard Ropeneck will attend Den
yer university's summer school work
ing for his B. A. degree.
JOHN morgan oil Oak Creek paid
his sister, Mrs. r. r. Rodda, visit
Saturday
Mrs. Clara Belchcr of CASPER.
Wyoming, was guest of Miss Hazel
Garlick Sunday.
DR.. Loberg's father and mother,
and youngest daughter arrived here
June to stay for the summer.
Mis- Ruth Olson went to Scenic,
South Dakota, Tuesday night, to
spend the rest of the summer with
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, and Frank
Moore, Jr., of Denver were callers at
the Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Witcomb home
Friday evening.
Mr.. Brorba is having some needed
repair work done at his blacksmith
shop, filling in and laying n new
floor and also raising the sidewalk.
/ Mrs. Charles c. Bradley of the
Beachland home has just returned
from months visit with relatives
and friends at Pueblo and Florence.
Walter Olson is visiting his parents
here for week or two on his way to
FL Paso. Texas, where he has been
transferred from Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Arkell and
family will leave Saturday for Fras.
er, Colo, where they will live or
their ranch.
Mrs. Mary Ncwcomb of Goodland
Kansas, arrived in Denver Tuesday
evening. She is stopping at the
Markham hotel with her mother-in.
law, Mrs. f. L. Newcomb.
Mrs. Edith is expected home the
latter part of this week from Long
Beach, Cant, where she was called
by the death OF her father few
weeks since.
WORD has been received from
FRANK Nldeman at bingham Canon
otah. Frank, who is 1928 grad
rate OF the School OF Mines, is nov
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q room.
Mrs. NJ. ], King of Castle Rock is
spending few days with her moth
Miss Mildred Welsh of Greeley
spent the weekend with Miss Lucy
Griffith.
Margaret Buchanan arrived home
Tuesday from ten days visit at
Marysville, Kansas.
Miss Grace Miller graduated from
Denver University Tuesday night, re-
ceiving the degree of B. A.
Mrs. p. Mccarthy of California is
visiting at the home of her brother,
5. N. Sherer of Arvada.
Miss Jessie Alderman and Miss
fearl Bushey were visitors at the
swadley home Sunday.
Margaret Mckay is i'll at St. An
thongs hospital with pleural pneu-
monia.
Harry and Louis Garlick and fam
lies of Denver We're visitors in Ar
vada Tuesday evening.
Dewey Sain and wife who have
been visiting his mother returned
home Tuesday.
The Misses Kathleen Bergman,
Georgia Tiller and Helen Klunker
are attending teachers institute this
week at Golden.
DR.. C. A. Ellis Instructions for a
number of weeks learning the opera
tons of the Abrams "oscilloclast" is
now on duty in the treatment room.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Allen and
Marie spent Saturday with Mrs. AL
lens parents, arriving from Las Lun-
as, N. NJ, Saturday.
L. c. Hurst took his son Robert
to Estes Park Tuesday to attend the
Olinger Highlander camp for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Schaefer of
Weldona spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Schaefer's sister, Mrs. A.
E. Brown.
Grandma Stepp called on Gibbs
West Decoration day. 1t was the
first time she had been in Arvada
for quite while.
Blanche and Edwin Brown of
For Smith, Arkansas, are Visiting
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
A. f. Brown this week.
Judge S. W. Johnson recently sold
his place at Engewood and has NOV,
ed to his place on S. Wadswor.h
where he has nice home recently
erected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Simpson are
taking charge of the Pcarce store nj
Leyden during the absence of Mr.
and Mrs. Pearce who are visiting II
California.
Albert W. Recht has accepted q
position teaching mathematics at the
summer school of Denver university
Mr.. Recht will also be able to attend
classes to continue work for an N
A. degree.
Miss Gertrude Butler and Mr.. and
Jack DAILY visited Walter Barbour
of Whcatridge and W. w. Benson
of this city Sunday. They are max.
ing an EXTENDED trip through the
west.
Misses Marie Williams. Ruby Ham.
mel, and Elizabeth Cole left the fore
part Of the week to attend the an.
ua study camp Of the World Wide
Guild Of the Baptist church at the
Y. ". c. A. camp on Lookout noun.
80;
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Ernst kaler writes home that he
has been promoted to the foreman
ship of the Palace Meat market in
San Diego, Calf. He also states that
he can use several good meat cut
tiers.
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Attorney Henry G.. Rowland Of
Denver has rented J. ". st. Glars
house and moved in the first Of the
week; S. n. Dean Of Fort Morgan
has rented Ornn A. Van Scoy's house
on East Grand View Avenue; A. N.
Palmer Of Golden has rented Harry
Balph's house on West Grand View
Avenue. and NJ. f. whitney Of Den
yer has rented f. l.. Newcomb's fur.
nished house on East Grand View
Avenue. The rentals were made
through the r. s. Knapp real estate
agency.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-02
BY FAY KING.

Boy has the right of way this
week!
The boss doffs his derby and
salutes the office boy as the pO-
tential success he is!
It's the freckled-faced, knee
painted, tousled-headed kid you see
scampering around today who
will be the business man of to-
morrow and step into the shoes
Of the guys who are running the
works now.
If a kid has got the right sort
of grey matter tucked away i'm
that head Of his he'll make good
somehow, whether his handicap is
wealth or poverty.
Boys should read biographies.
LIVES OF GREAT INSPIRE.
The life stories of successful
men are interesting, entertaining
and full of inspiration and encOur.
agement. Parents and teachers
ought to read them, too, and then
they won't worry so when Willie
doesn't have very good report
card, for many of our most sue
cessful men hated school and
were very dull at their lessons.
Schooling is necessary, of course,
but these kids. who can memOrize
lessons from books and recite
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-02
SISTER IN FIGHT
FOR RELEASE
Of HERO
Hi
Man Who Fled Virginia Prison
Returns as Colonel to Fin
: ish Sentence.
BY international News Service.

NORFOLK, Va, May 2.-Efforts
to obtain the release of Kenneth f.
Thomas, modern Jean Vatican,
from the Virginia State penitentiary
where he is finishing out a five
year term after his conviction for
bigamy in Norfolk, were under way
here by his sister and others inter
ested in his welfare.
A few weeks after his commit
ment to the State prison, Thomas
escaped from the lime grinding
plant near Staunton where he and
other prisoners were at work. He
joined the British air forces in
France, and letters to the governor
of Virginia indicated that he had
risen to the rank of colonel after
enlisting as a private. In the letters
he assured that official that after
his release from the service he
would return to Virginia and serve
out his term.
A few days ago Thomas returned
from Canada where he had been in
an army hospital for eighteen
months, and surrendered 20 the
penitentiary officials.
Trial Judge Hanckel, who SEN
fenced him in corpora ton court in
Norfolk, and Judge Shackleford,
who was then prosecutor, will aid
the young man they assured his
sister, if she will present proof that
he surrendered himself and was not
apprehended.
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son whose writing is terrible.
She is always nagging at him to
improve 1t, but he said to her one
day:
EACH FINDS HIS BENT.
II expect to have a stenOg.
rapher, SO why waste time on PEN
manship!'
i feel sorry for the small boy
whose ambitious parents select a
career for him. Let boy find
out what he wants to be and he'll
dig hard at that and make good.
One of the worlds greatest paint
ers was almost submerged as a
hopeless draper because his father
wanted him to be draper.
1t doesn't make much differ
ence what job yOu pick out so
long as your heart is in it, and
you become one of the best I'm
your line.
Don't condemn the mischievOus
boy. The energy and initiative he
spends on pranks are often the
essential qualities that will forge
him ahead when he applies them
in the proper course.
YOUTH WORLDS WEALTH.
Andrew Carnegie was once a
bobbin boy. Alexander Graham
Bell was a poorly paid school
teacher. Robert Dollar was a
cooks boy. James b. Duke was
a tobacco peddler. w. l.. Doug
las started pegging shoes. George
Eastman was an insurance clerk.
George w. Goethals was an errand
boy, Charles M. Schwab was a
grocery boy. Thomas A. Edison
was a news butcher on a train.
One could go on indefinitely telling
OF humble staTt8 on the highway
to success.
Youth is the wealth OF. the
world!
Blessed be the boy who begins
earnestly and honestly to achieve,
and blessed be the employer who
rewards faithful service with
prompt promotion and better pay!
These make SUCCESS!
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FLIERS TO LEAVE m. Y. ON
NONSTOP COAST FLIGHT

mitchell FIELD, LONG IS-
LAND, N. ", May 2.-Lieutenants
John A. Macready and Oakley G.
Kelly flew in the monoplane To
from Mitchell Field to Roosevelt
Field early today preparatory to
taking off on their proposed, non
stop trans-continental flight
The wind was considered savor-
able and the lieutenants planned to
hop off about IL o'clock.
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Even If Bent Seems to Show Only Mis-.
chief, Energy Will Carry Him Along.

them off like n parrot, getting
high marks, haven't always a tai.
emit for figuring out problems that :
come up later in life.
Many successful business man
is poor speIler, but he's so
smart he can hire one OF those
class valedictOrians to take dicta-
ton.
A friend Of mine has a young
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-02

Modern research traces
9ia5 of all hair troubles to
. simple infection - to In
fected Sebum.
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Ell vapor sMaracaibo" de la Red
e'D'' Line sa1io aver de Mayagiiez pa
ra Nueva York. Els
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Ell Campamento para Oft
ciales de la reserva

krimero. Rafael osorio; Teniente pri-
nero, Antonio Munera; Teniente pri-
nero, Francisco Torres; Teniente segun
do, Rafael Pacheco; Fortunate Roman,
Antonio u. Ortiz: HECTIC. T. Pa
hon; v los tenientes segundos, Jai-
me L. Drew; NJ A. Lara; ]. A.
Alfonso; Limo Feliciano; Arcadia Figue-
rca; Gerardo Torres; Joseph A. Ena-
morado; Gonzalo Phillips Francisco
NJ. Marrero; r. Rivera de Ia vega.
Todos estos oficiales han demostrado
Ina gran aplicacion en- ell estudio de
sus muchas classes y demuestran tener
un gran entusiasmo por la milicia y ell
estndio, interpretando 10 que no ,dijera
ei Major Piatt, quien esta muy con
tento del exite que tendra Ell actual
tampame1to esperando que su record
final sea de un ciento por ciento. Las
classes principales son: ingenierfa mill
tar, Cortesia Militar, Historic, Admi-
nistracion, Tactica militar, Ell uso de
nlorteros, ametralladoras, granadas y
gas, ley militar, hygiene, vigilancia Y
otras asignaturas de gran importancia
dentro de la accion militar.
Aver los oficiales que componen Ell &C
tlial campamento acompanados de los
Instructors y demas oficiales del ejer-
eito regular visitaron al Gobernador,
para mplimentarle, y juzgar por 10
cue nos han dicho los muchachos del
ejereito Ell gobernador Towner quedo en-
cantado del esplendido bunch de of
ciales del ejercito portorriqueflo.
Numerosos y distinguidos elementos
de San Juan visitaron aver, en- union
Ge los representatives de la Prensa, Ell
campamento Y quedamos todos agrade-
cidos de la esplendidez y la cortesia con
que fuimos tratados por los simpaticos
ofciales por ell amable Major Piatt,
de Quien estan encantados, todos los
cue concurren al campamento, por su
t1ato exquisite y por SUI bondad extre-
ma; por ell joven Capt. Bras atento
distinguido como 6l solo.
Amenizo ell acto la banda del ejerci-
to dirigida por ell competente maestro
director Miranda, y ell redactor grafico
dc 'Puerto Rico Ilustrado" tomo va
r1as fotografias del Campamento y de
los oficiales Instructors que 10 COM
ponen, para Ell pr6ximo ntlmero de La
Revista.
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El vapor tDelfna' de la Baltimore
Line, saldra ell 81 del corriente (vier
nes) de Baltimore para esta.
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Galantemente invitados por el Coro-
rel del regimiento, un redactor nuestro
y los fot6grafos de Puerto RICO Ilus-
trado'' visitaron Ell campamento para
Ofciales de la Reserva que, Inaugural
Go Ell dia Is del corriente, estara esta-
Elecido hasta ell dia 80 en- la Bateria
0e la Princesa del Castillo de San Girls
tobal, bajo la direction del correcto y
simpatico Major Roy L. Piatt. de
los "'headquarter- r-officers'' Teniente
Cannon, Captain Phillips s. Wood, DR..
Capt. Smith, y el ''mess officer" j. E.
Copeland. En- las oficinas del campamen
t. trabajan, como jefe ell sargento Ber-
6aguer (Capitan de Ia Reserva), y Ell
jcven Jaime Rodriguez.
En- Ell actual canipamento, en- Ell cual
lace la guardia exclusivamente los hhr
chachos de la compafiia 'sD", Sc usan
la mayor parte de los edifcios Y case
tas usadas por ell campamento combl
nado de oficiales de la Reserva y Ciu.
dadanos; y toman parte los siguientes
cficiales, exception hecha del segun-
Go teniente Antonio A. Aler quien des-
de ell primer dfa Sc halla enfermo de
apendicitis en- Ell hospital militar: Capt.
Manuel F Mater; Capt. Milton S. Hath
way; Capt. Angel w. Fernandez; Capt.
Schn L. Gay; Capt. Pedro J. Bras; Te-
niente primero, Juan G. Garcia; Tenien
te Primero, Alfred E. Gumbs; Tenien-
te Primero, Manuel Perez; Teniente
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Ell del pr6ximo mes saldra de Bal
timore Ell vapor americana Major
Wheeler de la Baltimore Line.
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sALIDAs

Mafana saldra de Nueva York para
esta ell vapor ''San Lorenzo" de la
New York and Porto Rico S. S. Co.
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EI muertO de MADEIRA
tcOntinuaci6u de la pagina 81

esperase la Iegada de mejores tiempos
e. Emperador opinaba quizas de distin-
to modo acerca de la oportunidsd de
esperar, y la n1isma Francia, como Sc
ia visto, 10 estimulaba. Sin embargo,
Carlos seguia confando ciegamente en-
el Almirante. Una vez que Werkmann
pues en- duda la lealtad del Rcgente,
Carlos 10 interrumpio, diciendole estas
palabras: ''No puede permitirle que ou
de de la lealtad de Horthy''.
Pues a pesar de ESQ, Horthy os trai-
cionara, contest6 ell secretario, quien.
II vispera misma de la tentative, trata-
ba de convencer al ex-Emperador para
que no Sc metiera en- la aventura. Os
traicionara porque ell fiel Official de ma
rina muri6 Ell dia en- que penetr6 en- ell
Palacio Real de Budapest convertible en-
Regente. Fue elevado por Ia revolucion,
y quienes 10 elevaron no 10 dejaran
cbrar va en- hbertad-. Esta en- poder
dc un grupo de intrigantes que son hos
tiles vuestra Majestad.
Carlos no presto dido a estas pala-
bras. Parti6 neno de esperanzas, re-
torn6 bajo escolta militar inter-aliada.
Explic6 que Ell arbitro de Ia situacion
era Horthy y que, sin embargo, no ha-
bia sabido obrar. Pero no perdi6 por
este la estimaci6n que le profesaba. Co
memo a dudar en- ell mes de septiem-
/. bre, al recibir un aut6grafo de Horthy
Gil que ell Regente hablaba de muchos
rosibles peligros y no contenia una sola
rromesa formal. La negaba de esta car
to coincidi6 con la aparicion de espias
nadgiares en- los alrededores de Ia villa
de Prangins, Y con la iniciacion de una
| rolitica encaminada hacer alejar a
la fanlilia imperial del territorio suizo.
Cerca de un mes despues ell 20 de oc-
tubre de 1921, Ell desterrado intentaba
nuevamente Ell golpe, llegando Hun
gria por las Was del cielo. Zita quiso
acompaiiar al marido. La historic de
este segundo fracaso es historic de aver,
y no La repetiremos. Werkmann airma
que Ell golpe fallo porque Sc perdieron
l1oras preciosas en- Sopron, 10 que per
11itio los adversarios organizar la re-
sistencia. Ell hombre de la situaci6n fu6
Benes, quien puso de su parte Paris
v Roma, mientras Horthy hacia negar
de las provincias, fuerzas que opener
al rey, pues les dijo que este trataba
de apoderarse de la capital apoyado por
mercenarios extranjeros.
Asi habla Ell bi6grafo. Comprendemos
ei Gesden que lie inspiran los que no
cnedecieron al soberano (comenzando
por ell Archiduque Albrecht, que Sc avi-
no disolver ell exito de la primera
tsntativa, dando aviso a Horthy tan
rronto como Carlos lego a Szombathe-
W; pero creemos que Werkmann no
ha apreciado en- toda SUI trascendencia
los males que pudo haber acarreado una
restauraci6n hapsburgica en- Hungria.
i La muerte en- MADEIRA, desterrado y
pobre cierra de un modo novelesco la
vita de Carlos de Hapsburgo, nacido
para ser feliz padre de una robusta y
alegre familia, obligado por las circuns
tancias a convertirse en- jefe infeliz de
un imperio decadente. Muri6 contandc
los escosas dineros conservados en- una
cajita, y afirmando que con la supre-
sion del cafe en- las comidas puede ha-
ccrse una economic no despreciable. :.
IL.
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EL VINOL Convierte
Muieres DebiIes
en- FuerteS
Prueba positiva, convincente

Publicamos la formula del Vinol para
probar ampliamente que este remedio
tiene ell poder de crear fuerzas.
r Peptonas de hfgado de bacalao y de
~ carne, citrate de hierro amoniacal.
glicerofosfatos de cal de soda. tim
tura de nuez vomica, jarabe de cerezo
silvestre, peptonatos de hierro y de
manganese, cascara sagrada.
Cualquiera mujer que estando debil,
cansada nerviosa compra una botella
del Vinol descubre que despues de
probar esta medicina por un tempo
razonable no la mejora, podra obtenor
que Sc le devuelva su diners.
No hay que adivinar respecto al
Vino1. Su formula prueba que NADIA
hay mejor para las personals que estan
debiles, para hombres o mujeres que
debido trabajo excessive Sc, sienten
extenuados, para ancianos achacosos y
nifios delicados. Hagase una prueba Y
Sc obtendra ell convencimiento.
De venta por todos los farmaceuticos
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De venta por todos los farmaceutico
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cinco noches de interesantes
en1ociones y recuerdos con
"EI FiIibustero Social o
LA VENGANZA DE UN HIJO
Advt.
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ENTRADAS

LEGO aver procedente de Nueva
York ell vapor "Ponce" con carga, CO.
rrespondencia pasajeros para la isla.
Sc espera en- estos dias ell vapor ale
man "Waldtraut" consignado la CO.
mercial Freese and Co. de esta capital.
A bordo del vapor aleman viene la
compaf1a del Circo Hip6dromc Ale
man celia Nelky.''
Ell 1 de agosto llegara a San Juan
procedente de Cuba ell vapor cnbano
Guantanamo con carga, correspon-
dencia pasajeros de la vecina isla-
SALIDAS
Mafiana saldra de Nueva York para
esta Ell vapor ''San Lorenzo" de la
New York and Porto Rico S. S. Co.
Ell del pr6ximo mes saldra de Bal
timore Ell vapor americana Major
Wheeler de la Baltimore Line.
Ell vapor 'Delfna'' de la Baltimore
Line, saldra ell 81 del corriente (vier-
nes) de Baltimore para esta.
Ell vapor "Maracaibo'' de la Red
s'D'' Line sa1io aver de Mayagiiez pa
ra Nueva York. "a
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BELIOGRAPH:

Benefcio de la reina de la Algeria
Paquita Sicilia''.
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