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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14

Pot novem dvoumesicnim W
letu do Ceskosi dyensIka a ifafie
vylicuje praunils krajan Harry
F. Payer nebezpeci, kter6mu
byl on j celia jeho rodina Wy
sazeni ma ceste 2 vlasskych Be
natek do Nizy. "a zrnfn6ne
jizdy zlomilo Sc u velkeho w.
letniho autobusu ridici kolo,
Softer ztratl kontrolu mad vozi-
diem q toto sjelo, vrazivs; do
kamenne zdi, aniz by Sc vsak
M st6stf pfevratilo. "Schazelo
.jen n1alo 4 stroj by siel no sva-
hui Primo do more, coz mohlo
snadno miti v zap6ti smft mas
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14

vsech.' Sam 81 odneal spamAt.
ku ma toto dobrodm zstvi, BY
zran9n ma. cele, kteraz rama MI
byla tfemi etehy lskafen zasi'
ia, kromS, toho utIpel lehci zrs
n6nf ia nrG ]. Podobne je1 K
n4patrn6mu dra azi gpfis!asssM
Payerova, kdezto jejich synek
pfestal pohiOniu bez veskerd
pohromy. Neleolik jinych spo-
lucestuj:cich, vesm6s America
MI bylo zrann2no dosti povaz.
live. 2. Payer byl ', stare Via
sti hdstem syna presidenta
Tomase Masaryka, ktery me-
skal prav9 ma cestach, Jana.
ma pekn6. l&nskem zamku.
"Ceskosapvensko $ jeho ustd
lenou menoN q vybornymi Ii.
votnimi podminksmi zda Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14

b5ti jednou = nejspokoje
sfch a neileQe fizenych zemf
dnesai' Evropy', pravil, jak D.
tiskuje dnedrl Pain Dealer. 2
navstev itak sysi pax pfina-
81 DOZEN, z9rtamejsi lid sc zda
byti spokojeny $ nynejsf Mucso
l:novou viadou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14

VZACNA NAVSTEVA
Z kANSASU.

Y prdvodu sveho synovce, r..
A. Marese, znam6ho majitele
ohchodu piany, zavital K nam
vce,'a p. Josef H. Kysela, z
Marysville, Kas., Jest to bratr
pred nekolika lety zesnuleho
p. Franka Kysely sam bydli-
val Clevelandu, odkud v r..
1881 odejel ma zapad. Ia po-
bytu sveho v nasem meste p.
|Kvsela byl cinnym v narodnin
zivote. Ryval clenem pevecke
no sboru Rudivoj, 2 n6hozs po-
zdcji vznikl stejnojmenny rad
c. s. P. S., jehoz byl jednim
lie zakladateli. Rovnez byl
cinnym We Slovanske Lip6, kde
zastaval 1fad knihovnika. Pan
Kysela manzelkou, rozenou
Maresovou, jest ubytovan u
svGho pffbpzneho, p. P. V. Ka-
li1y, tajemnfka znameho spo-
ritelniho a pijcovnfho spolku
Aetna. Samozfejme prekvapen
byl rozvojem a vzrdstem Gle
velandu Cd tech dob, co Sc cd.
| Itud odst6hoval. pred az roxy a
jenom 81 st6zoval. ze malo zde
, nasel svych znamych dav.
nych tech dob. Manzele KY
eelovi. 0 jichz prijemny pobyt
v nasem msste horlive Sc sta
rail- jejich zdejsi pfibuzni,
(; pred navraten do sveho domo-
va, zajedou jeste do Pittsbur.
gu, kde rovnez mali pfatele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14
BANKA POTRETf
OLOUPENA.

Kansas City. Kas., 13. fijna.
Til zamestnanci a diva "a
kaznici statnf hanky We luin-
daro byli dnes pfepadem ban
ditou, jea1z. tfprchl 8 caatk kou
penez meM So, 900 a 81, 900.
Jest to jiz potfeti y peti letech
ze tatp banlsa byla olouDena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14
UPLATKOvA AFERA PRO.
HIBICNfCH UkEDNlKu.
Bahno lzasnS korupce Sc
provaluje.

provAluJe.
Ia vcerejsiho soudnfho IL
ceni s bratry Countsovymi,
Shearerem a Hoskinsem z Co
lumbus prisly ma jevo opetne
zpravy, jak prohibicnf zako-
ny kaz6 povsechnou moralku
a podlamuji uctu k zakonu a
spravedlnosti. Hlavni svedek
obzaloby Samuel Rembrandt
vypravel, kterak tisice dolla-
ri byly zaplaceny S. A. Hos
kinsovi zastupujfciho J. A.
Shearera tehdejsiho statniho
ohioskeho prohibicniho redi
tele v Columbus "a vydavani
alkoholovych povoleni.
Tazan "a vyslechu. federal
MIN navladnim A. E. Bern
steenem odpov9del byvaly
pravnik pro poiuseni prohibi-
ce 81 prave odpykayajici trile-
te yezeni, ze. zaplatil Hoskin-
sow celkem $4,000 "a vydani
425 sudi lihu L. Auerbachovi.
Penfze odevzdany byly "a
techto podmlnek: "a prvnich
'25 sud6 $500, beg. jeho vlast
nj provise. Ia kazdych nasle-
dnjfcich sedm skupin, vzdy
80 sudi 24OO, z kterych by
"a sprostfedkovani vzdy $4O0
pfipadlo Rembrandtovi. Ia po
slednich so sudI $17OO s pro-
visi 5000.
Vsechna tato tvrzeni byla
"a liceni podlozena 40 telegra-
my a 13 dopisy, o ktere, ko-
respondenci svedek pravil, ze
mu zasla!na byla Hoskinsem,
byly pfilozeny diva ceky V
sbirce dokumentd, jez obsa-
huje pres 80 kusG teto uplat-
ne correspondence.
Rembrandt vypravel, ze "a
prvni navstevy Il Shearera v
v Columbus Sc tohoto ptal, co
by Sc melo podniknouti, ably
jeho klientovi l.. Auerbachovi
bylo dovoleno vyzdvihnouti
vice dovoleni k odvezeni lihu
"Zaplati "a to-" znela prJ
otazka Shearea nacez bylo mu
oznameno, ze Auerbach zapls
tt "a vSe, co dostane, nace5
Shearer odpoved6l, ze "uvidi
co by Sc v cele v6ci dalo della
ii. DalSi omlouvani d6lo sc prJ
venku, mezi "ctyrma ocima'
ma prochazce a pax "a pro
jizdky v taxicabu. Rembrandt
tazal Sc Shearera dale ida by
mohl neceho podniknouti pre-
jine jeho klienty M. Mesners
a l.. Schreibera, jimz dne 20
kvstna byly zabaveny study |
koralkou a tfi autotrucky.
"Ukazoval jsem mu 5000
hotov6 prave, kdyZ jsme byl
ma Eroad st. Ma to jsme vse
dli do taxicabu a odjeli ma je'
no nadrazi. Ia jizdy vypravo
val Sherer, ze zabaveni MOI
ne propusteni odvislo jest o,
Freda Countse."
Phi zmince O, Auerbachoy
pronesl pry Sherer tuto vetu
"Auerbach sc stal bohacer
kdezto ia jsem nevydelal ar
centu. Bud'to bude platit, ane
nedostane ami kapky."
K dalSimu vyjednavani oG
porucil mu Hoskinse v Colun
bus, jenz mel dalsi akci sprt
>
stfedkovati. Kdo vlastn6 z
vsech vylicovanych smejd
tyl, vypravuji jmena vcer
vyslechnutych sv6dkG, z mich
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14
UPOZORNENf MA ZAPADNi sTRANU.
VYUcOVANl cESKE NEDELNl SvOBODOMYsLNE
SKOLE ZAPOcNE sOBoTU DNE Is ZAkf

sice II. tfida cd do hod. odp. ucte Pokorny; III
tfda cd do hod odp uGel p Pavlicek pax ned&l
16 zaff W. trida cd do 10 hod dop ucitel p valasek
tfida cd 10 do IL dop. ucel p. Kodes
Proto jsou zadani vsichni clenov6 cenkyn9 Ceskyoh
Svob Jenot by svoje dky dali do ceske skoy
Jest to prve fade VAST povinnosh druhe nezapo-
mnejte ze takfka jedny teo dob udrzen Ces
kych sSvob. Spokd jest Ceska Svobodomyslna Skola.
Bud'te hrd to, mizete-h d&t pfezost vasim detem
zdokonah Vasi mateske fec kterou kazdy Czech
ma b5h hrdym kera pfnese Vasim detem mnohdy dobr
dsp9ch. tsts WEV s~r%1s~5;
Patronat Ceske Svob Skoly Zap stran9 kona chtze
druh6 dtery mesc prisi schtze dne H. za 80 veG
z Patronit cesks svob. Skoly zap. strand
NJ. MLAZOVSKA, pred. JOS TVRDfK, tai
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-14
DtLEzITA SCHuZE!
.Sbor Ratolest Roz-
kvstu {. l23, J. c. D.

kona schIzi
v NEDELl, Is. .ZAkl
We 2 hodiny odpoledne.
Ia pficinou 2Oleteho trvanf
sboru, bude schize slavnost
nj s velkym programem.
Sestry velkolrednice jsou
zvany, jakoz j sestry sboro-
We. Tajemnice.
, 1923-04-26
COLORADO SEMl-MONTHLY
CROP AND LIVE STOCK NOTES

General.-Spring blowing and seed
Ing in Colorado are generally from one
to two weeks late, due to the back
ward spring, according to reports of
the U. S. Division of Crop and Live
Stock Estimates. The moisture sup
plies including reservoir storages, are
below normal, though SHOWS have been
heavy In parts of the state more mois-
ture than usual was needed to fill res
ervoirs and to put the soil in good filth
to IN spring operations. The
drought continues in the southeastern
dry for blowing or disking.
Winter Wheat.-A few sections re-
port the condition of the wheat crop as
very good, but In general the condition
be considerable. There has not been
much growth as yet, due to the back
wardness of the spring, but moisture
conditions are quite favorable for pres
ent requirements In the north-central
and northeastern portions and should
result in rapid growth with the advent
of warmer weather. The condition is
poor upon non-irrigated lands in the
southeast, due TO the long continued
drought and some of the abandoned
fields will be summer fallowed.
Live Stock, Hay and Pastures
Grass On the ranges will be late In
many sections, but the present pros
pect indicates n good growth may be
expected for moisture conditions are
quite favorable. Hay is becoming very
scarce in some sections, due TO the pro-
tracted feeding season. Some thin
cattle are reported, but the health OF
stock is excellent and losses have been
light. A fair to good calf crop Is ex-
pected. The prospect for the lamb
crop Is quite good. but some heavy
losses of early pigs have been re-
ported.
Mlscellaneous.-A few early potatoes
aer already being planted. Present
prospects are good for all classes OF
fruit with the exception of a little dam
age reported to apricots.
, 1923-04-26

collected. Rural route carriers We're also given
permission to assist state authorities in dlstribut-
ing food to starving birds.
More than S4OO,OOO,OOO out of S550.0O0.0 900 worth
II war savings stamps maturing January 1, 1923.
"hien nave been redeemed thus far have been
handled by the Post Office department. OF this
amount about S65,OOO,OOO worth were exchanged
Tor new treasury certificates. More than $4,000
cases OF redemption requiring special procedure,
such us claims on account OF lost registered GER
uincates, payment or certihcates belonging to de-
ceaseu owners, ana so forth, have been adjusted
10 date. During the calendar year S336,232,470
worth OF treasury saving certificates has been so
large as to nearly overwhelm the postal service,
causing both postmasters and employees in the
heId and the department to work many hours
overtime.
The worlds greatest mail termlnal-two blocks
long, six stories high, and 80 feet wIde-was
opened in Chicago at the beginning of 1923 TO con-
solldate the mail activities of this Important trans
portation center of the nation. This new terminal
has equipment capable of handling the postal busi-
ness for the present and for years TO come. Four
miles of belt conyeyor. the longest system ever In
stalled. rapidly carry Incoming mail to distribu-
tors and deliver sacked mail TO spiral chutes lead
Ing TO the mail cars. II is conservatively estimated
that GOO per cent Increase In efficiency. chiefly
through the use of machinery adapted for parcel
post. Is effected in Chicago postal operations In the
new building. The new. specially designed dis
trlbution system constitutes n revolution in the
methods of handling parcel post, and when in full
operation has n capacity Of 100000 sacks nm hour
On the track over which the terminal is built AZ
cars receive mail Mt one time.
No stems have been left untaken in extendinn tho
benefcences OF rurnl mnII delivery IN tho sar9,tno
nominations OF the country. totnI ne -11 non
, 1923-04-26
Marketing Bill to Be Revived

Wnshington.-Advocacy OF the Nor
ris-Sinclair bill creating a government
marketing corporation TO buy and sell
farm products as II means Of insuring
higher prices Will be renewed by the
radical farm organizations Mt the next
session of Congress, according to Il
statement made here by Benjamin O.
Marsh, managing director Of the Farm
ers' National Council. The bill re-
ceived considerable support In both
houses of Congress In the last session,
although opposed by the conservative
element.
, 1923-04-26
Seven Scrub Chasers.

!. Sell that scrub bull for
beef.
2. Make nm exchange for a
registered bull calf.
3. Exchange scrub bull In
part payment toward a pure
bred bull of servlceable age.
4. Form n bull club or a bull
association.
3. Hold a registered bull sale
encouraging scrub n to
buy a bull at his own price.
@. Ask your county breed &C.
rotary and county agent TO as
sist In replacing that scrub with
n good purebred bull.
Z. Encourage scrub bull own.
ers to borrow n good purebred
bull from his neighbor for him
to keep to be used for two
years service. then return him
TO original breeder.
, 1923-04-26
LIVE STOCK
FACTS
HORSE SUPPLY is DECREASED
Number In Unit ed States Is 20, $50 900
as Compared With 23,t45,o0o
In 1914.

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
An IL per cent decrease in the
worlds supply of horses since 1913
and a slight decrease in the number
of mules and asses are estimated by
the United Suites Department of Agri.
culture.
The number of horses in So coun-
tries. which represents about 90 per
cent of the total number of horses re-
ported, is now 103, $780, 900 head, as com.
pared with 116,50O.00O before the war.
Comparative figures for 10 other coun-
tries, which have TAI 900 horses, are
not available.
The decreases occur largely In Rus.
sia and the United States. According
to latest estimates Russia has 1897.
600 horses compared with "a, 100000 in
1913. a decrease of Al per cent. The
number of horses in the United States
Is 2O,559,OO0. as compared with %, 145,-
600 in 1914. Decreases are also re-
ported from the United Kingdom,
France. Germany and Japan. In
creases are reported for Argentina,
Canada, the Union of South Africa,
Denmark, Spain, Sweden and Norway.
The number of mules and asses In
3S countries, which represents about 81
per cent of the total number reported,
is estimated at 3d. 32, 200, as compared
with 23,61S,000 In pre-war years. Com.
parative figures for 10 other countries
which have 1,23S,000 mules and asses
are not available.
The United States ranks first in num-
Der OF horses with 20, 5 900 head, and
Russia second with 1S,507, 900 head. In
numbers of mules and asses, the United
States is first with 5,S98,OOO head, Bra
I'll is second with 1885, 900 head, and
India third, with 1.7s2,o0O head.
Imports of horses into the United
States have dropped from IL, JAP, the
1909-13 average, to 1893 in 1921. Dur
ing the first IL months of 1922 only
439 horses were brought in. OF United
States imports Canada has furnished
80 to 90 per cent in recent years as
compared with about 81 per cent in
the pre-war period. About 20 per cent
of total imports formerly came from
Mexico and France.
Exports of horses from the United
States have decreased since the war.
and exports of mules have increased.
Exports of horses averaged 1885
head during the period 1892, as com
pared with 2S.333 head during 19O9-13.
Postwar exports of mules averaged
s,753 and pre-war exports 5,O25. Mex.
leo has been the heaviest purchaser OF
both horses and mules since 1919. sup
planting Canada, which took more
than any other country before the
war.
Since the war france has imported
more horses than have been exported.
whereas before the war exports were
, 1923-04-26
Mint Robbery "confesslon" ~DIsoredlted

Oakland. Calif.-Patrick James KEEL
ly, dressed in the uniform Of an army
captain, created n momentary sensa-
ton here a few days ago by confess
Ing" that he was n Of the men who
robbed the Denver mint a few months
ago. Federal agents quickly called to
question him soon broke his 'confes-
sion" however, and he then was said
20 have admitted he told the story in
hopes Of being extradlted to Denver
and then getting his liberty In that
state.
, 1923-04-26

Denver.-At assessment time in 1922
there was 80.5S0.92 2 acres of patented
agricultural land in Colorado, or 46.1
per cent OF the total area, according
to compilations made by the State Inn
migration Department. from the re-
ports of county assessors. The total
patented area mt the same time was
80, 1916 ,994 acres. the remainder being
principally mineral land. railroad
rights OF way and town and city lots.
There Is still more than 100000
acres of agricultural land in the state
not IN the tax rolls.
, 1923-04-26
MARKET FEED THROUGH cows
Corn and Other Feeds VIII Bring
More Money In Form OF Pork
Than at Elevator.

with corn and other feeds relative
ly cheap and the number Of hogs be-
low normal. great care should be
taken TO give the hogs the best pos
sible opportunity to remain healthy.
as feed marketed In the form OF pork
will bring n lot more money than
when sold at the elevator.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05
195.se7
Total

Es de esperarse que esta matricula
aumentara notab'emente durante Ell Sc
gundo mes escolar por estar pendientes
de aperture un gran numero de escue-
las de las aumentadas por nuestra
Asamblea Legislative, para las cuales
aim no SO ha recibido Ell equipo ne
cesario. La matricula actual, inclu-
yendo las escueias privadas acredisa-
das; pasa de 200, 900 alumnos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05

Talabras de Piovanetti, que yo por mi
1arte jainas he o,vidado.
La Ultima vez que hablamos de elias.
fu6 un dia que llegu6 yo a Ia 0fcina
de Salvador Mestre, otro mayagiezano
procedente del Liceo cue ocupaba ell
:argo de Attorney General de Puerto
7ico: era ALA, por los dias borrascosos
de la administration de Rely.
Mestre acababa de pedir la renuncsa
lei puesto de Official Jurid'c que en-
81 Departamento desempenaba Canales
e'lo Sc debi6 que siendo Canales
Director Literario de cierta Revista
que Sc editaba en- San Juan. apareci6
IN ella un' violsnto editorial contra Ell
9obernador.
cuando yo entire en- la Oiicina de
os Ofciales Juridicos. estaban Rober-
to Todd, Jr. y Carlos L'auger Diaz
lie pie, en- sus rostros Sc notaba como
ina impression de pesar; Canales esta-
ba sentado en- su escritorio redacta-
"a la carta que debia encerrar su re-
auncia.
AL entrar yo, di la mano Llauger
! a Todd al darme cuenta de su iris
eza, les pregunte en- voz baja: Gque
,asa?
Canales levant6 la cabeza, me miro
ionriendo s. me dijo: ssnada vie
o. la prediction de Piovanetti. no
puede ser liteTato en- Puerto Rico''i
Entonces me entere de todo. COM
,rendf que Salvador Mestre habia si-
d6bil esta vez, en- que debi6 haber
ostenido canales que era bueno, y
lue era honrado que era pobre!!
Para mi es doloroso cuando veo de-
oilidad en- un mayagiiezano del Idceo;
quisiera yerIos a todos tan fuertes
le voluntad como Emilio del Togo. como
Martin Travieso como Isaac Coma
ez desgraciadamente todos no sa-
eron asi, a pesar de que todos salimos
Eel Iiceo.
Todos, fasta ell nis,no canales que
sin ser de Mayagjiez, aprendi6 en- el
Liceo sufrir callar, como sufren
y callan los hombres de nuestro grupo
1ue 70 llanno flleFtes.
+ lPoBre canales, tenia tai tempe su
coraz6n, que partio en- redondo, como
quiebran los aceros de Toledo!
jose A. DoM1NGUEz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05
INFORMATION DEL DEPARTA-
MENTo DE INSTRUCTION
MATRrCULA EscoLAR,

MATRICULA EscOLAR.
La matricula para la aperture del
curse escolar fu6 como sigue:
Escuelas secundarias 6,4e2
Escuelas elementales urbanas 72,0o7
Escuelas rurales 11e,s9s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05
TNsTITUTos DE MAEsTRos:

INSTITUTOS DE MAESTROS:-
al Departamento de Instruction ce-
lebrara Institutes para maestros en-
Ponce, octlibre 10 v IL; Mayagtiez,
octubre 1s, 10 y 20; Arecibo, octubre
25, 26 v 27; y Humacao, noviembre ],
2y3. Els de esperarse que estos ms
titutos asistan alrededor de 1900 macs
tros y todos los inspectores y ayudan-
tes de .inspectores de la isla.
En- dichos institutes Sc discutiran
asuntos de caractre professional Sc
llevaran cabo clases de observation
cargo de maestros de experiencia ba-
10 Ia direction de los superintendentes
generates Q inspectores de distrito.
Tambien SO ceIebrara una conferences
general durante una de las noches del
institute, para los padres de familia
Francisco vIzCARRoNDo.
sccretario del Departamento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05
Canales, Piovanetti Y yo


Era ALA por los amos de 1894 96
cuando la pasada domination
En- Mayagiiez existia entonces aoue
esplendido LIcEO DE MAYAGUEz,
al que dieron auge Y bril.o sin igua..
sabios como Ramirez Casablanca, Rui.
ouinones, Font y Guillot, Fasferrer Be
rrios. ETC., y esa otra mentalidad, que
de haber menos osadfa enIfe los igno
rantes del pals, fuera para bien de las
generaciones que suben, astro de pri
mera magnitud no obscurecido por ia
nube de luciernagas: Francisco Vim
cent? Polanco.
Bebialnos ali, de la cristalina fl1en-
te del saber, muchachos de toda la Isls
que al convertirnos en- hombres hemos
hecho evidente la solidez del cimie1tc
que forjara EN- nlestro caracter aque
g.upo de hombres a quienes encomen-
daron nuestros padres Ell desarrollo de
nuestras facultades mentales.
| De aquel 'LIGEo DE MAYAGUEz
sali6 esa playable hermosa de cerebroF
que brilla en- la Isla fuera de La ISIS
entire los cuales hay Ingenieros nots
bles. como Enrique Barefio Bias Sill
va Boucher; M6dicos Cirujanos de II
ITALIA de Isaac Gonzalez Martinez, 10
s6 Antonio Lopez Antongiorgi, Pedrf
Perea Fajardo y Jorge del Toro; Abo
gados tan eminentes como Emilio de
Toro cuebas. Martin Travieso, Caro-
Franco soto.s Tomas Bernardini de L
Huerta Jorge v. Dominguez; Perio
distas como Eugenio -Astol, Filosofo'
como Nemesio Canales, Polemfstas CO
mo Juan Monagas Cedo etc, etc.
Por aquela epoca formabamos
clase de stsrcer aao de bachillerato'
Luis vile.ia, de Lares; los hermano
sagardia, de San Sebastian; Americ'
oms de Maricao; Eafael Delgado, San
tiago vivaldi, Andres Franceschi y Do
iningo Piovanetti. de yauco; Pascua
Jose Antonio Lopez Antongiorgi d
San German; Domingo Massari, de sa-
bana Grarde; Nemesio Canales, de ia
yuya; Ulises Monagas, Pedro Perea,
Julio Franco, Jose Remoti, Jose y
Raul Benedicto, y Ell que estas hneas
escribe, de Ma5agtiez.
Los examenes para aprobacion del
curso estaban proxisnos y una noche es-
tudiabamos en- ell sa on general del Lii
Geo. mas de Glen muchachos todos pu-
pi,os del CoIegio y bajo Ia vigi,ancia
del Inspector Don Genaro valdijuli.
Piovanetti repasaba las lecciones DE-
Filosofia cue habiamos estudiado du-
rante ell curse; su derecha estaba yo
v nuestro frente Cana'es que desde
muy joven fu6 critieo naturalmente
Piovanetti medic rendido estaba dor
mitando sobre el texto de Filosofia.
Dirigiendose mi, exclamo Canales;
ssEste Piovanetti no sera nunca NJ
Fil6sofo. y 81 llegase serlo, sera
I'M Fil6sofo dormido.' =
A 10 que Piovapetti incorporandose
contesto:. TIA Filosofia y la Literatu-
ra en- Puerto Rico no habran de dar,
nj a ii nj mi, para cigarrillos siquie-
ra. SPara que entonces ser FiIosofo
o Iiterato en- Puerto Rico7 va veras,
continue, como 81 a'gtn dia eres tn
cuaiuuiera de ambas cosas, no ganaras
para dolores de cabeza.''
Muchas veces me record6 canaIes las
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Sc VENDEN

Tres casas en- Santurce, calle Ian.
dr6n "a, $3,400; Avenida Antonsanti
10. $4,000 Y Gale Iturriaga 6, $500
Compradas las tres casas. Precio to.
Ia, $4,000.
Direction. Box s91. Arecibo P. r.
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Ell FISCAL, DE PONCE HA ORDE
NADo Ell ARREsTo -.
(continuaci0n de Ia Ira. pIana,

cincuenta sacos cafe del cual asunto
previamente hemos hablado'.
All Sr. Arce le fue exigida una
fianza de $500 para su libertad pro-
visional la cual fianza presto EN- el
acto.
En- los momentos de cerrar esta
information hemos recibido el tele-
grama siguiente de nuestro 'Redac-
tor en- Ponce:
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Ell MUNDO,
San Juan. P. R.

Rum6rase vapor "Ponce" trajo
cien sacos cafe por garbanzos. PARA
Cap6 hablara mitin Camara Co.
mercio Local. Envi6 Camara Coz
n1ercio Insular resultado investiga-
ci6n cafe.
RAMIREZ.
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Ell @brIDo
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