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The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
Miscellaneo,

FOUR OR FIVE ROOM
wanted. Inquire of Arthur
1S Chestnut st.
BOARD AND ROOM WAN
young man of good habits
neat. Would like to gel /
French Family. Address al
pondence TO Ernest f.. nionnsl
independent Reporter ca.
33-I.
FIRIsi DANGER. THEh
hundreds of Fire Dangers
them is likely to burn your
nj any time. We furnish 20
lection at lowest rates. A.
land q Co.. Madison Ave ss
MARRY FOR WEALTH,
NESS-Hundreds rich. attract
genial, willing to wed Pa1
rs years experience, Mrs.
Lankershim Bldg, Los Ange'1
HIGH GRADE RUGS, HAN
from old carpet. Nh klndi
pets and rugs cleaned. send
culars to the Oriental Rug Il
Back of Hotel oxford, NJ, ).
Prop, New England Phones
223.
PUBLIC CONVEYANCE,
TAYLOR, IS South 81, ss1
Have Just installed the New
Telephone 48-4. Please pul
in your book so you VIII
Thanks.
TWO Or THREE FIJI
rooms for light Housekeeping
improvements desired. }, y
Care of Independent Rep0f'1
CLEANING CARPETS, R.d
mattresses also carpets m41
Benner store. Main ST, opp
Anderson Mills. Ben Hofhe
wAsHINGs TO TAKE ~ 0,
the house. Mrs. ". l.
Bailey st.
L MANUFACTURE NAhh
In clipped glass, size 3AA ias1
house numbers, glass sieas
framing of all kinds. WORN \ y
and delivered. a. Nj. DAVIS Y
SEND SHOES FoR REPtiIa
mail to Kincaid's Shoe HosPn1
hegan. Welt shoes ma!dr '"-
ble than new. Full line
work and dress shoes. Ao"q
in town.
CHILDREN WANTED To
on farm; good care. pieassstn, ~,
lots of new milk. Ntl'e = y =
NJ. Harrington. Oakland II
"a.
BIG BARGAINS ~ FAha, a
ONE Wishing to buy or ,,, sell, a
other agents first, then 9''Ie ~
what can do for you u =
North AnSon. Box IL.
TWO CHiLDREN MANi
board. Inquire of Mrs. mas ar i
Skowhegan. X + u D ton va :
"a. WARD. HIS BOOK
loaned to someone an autos \ I,
of "a. Ward. His Book " in +
The volume is, OF course, r,,a IN h
by me. Would appreeiai' :
r. T. Patten.
HAT CLEANING AND : she ~
ING. Soft hats cleaned a"t a"t
equal to new. Hat oahGs .poIar pIr
you walt. Sport and all s,os cos''
cleaned and polished. SSSc Goa
speciality. Peter Leakos, Sir Str,
Cleaning Parlor, W ater
ar. Station. Skowhegah'
DEVELOPING. PnINIils.s.
larging. For prompt ser ssfs'y1 q
ecient work. send or tans So,ou,
to e. Z. Heaid IL Co. 'O
finish desired.
TYPEWRTrEHs TO nisn
sale on the inscallmenI inds
Hnntth and other make@
Reporter TA
SETH PHOTO sr,.,sh,
pAoto on Post Card md
you walt. Developers work.
HiRh grade amateur sanho,
four hour service. 1s''
gkowhsgAn.
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Annlr ..n, AcRE EAnM 1xCLIn-


ING seven room house, barn - 10
Electric lights. garage. Farm will take
care Of 30 head ef cattle, tieup for %
head. Water pumped in house by
| motor. Farm free from rock; clay
loan land and good location. Farm
in good cultivation; 2ls miles from
town and !. mile from electric ear
line. VIII include farming tools. all
or part stock. Forty acres plowed.
tf9F
PANEI.ED PINE doom, o fl. iix:ts y
inches, with frame. Would cost Sl2;
will sell for s5.oO. independently lse-
porter Go. tfef
HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss fowne's. room
lG J. L. Merrill Block. SkowhegLn. tf4
AN BOOKING. ORDERS FoH PURE
bred Berkshire pigs. both sexes. Sc
lccted from spring littcrs out or some
Of the best brood sows in the state
Prices $I0 each or three for $21 with
papers or 81 less without rev
choice brood sows bred for spring lit
tcrs az $50. Also n few extra service
boars MS low as S35. Papers with all
stock. VIII also book few more
pigs for feeders at narket prices when
delivered. satisfaction guaranteed.
George II. Tnttle' Norridgewoek, = i
u I. SwsF
HOUSE IN ANsoN VILLAGE. SEVEN
rooms. low price. terms Fred |.
Perry. Arson, BOX "a. 2wsF
MY FOUR CYLINDER BUICK CAR.
on favorable terms. Shepherd II,
swain, SEowheean. It's
FEW MORE NICE YELLOW TUn-
ETPS delivered anywhere m town at &c
per pound. Lyman seribner. Skow
hegan Il + = .. AWE
LADIES' TRY ONE OF MY STAIN
LESS steel Kitchen knives. You can
pare any kind of fruit or vegetable
and not disaolor the Knife or stain tho
hands Price 35c postpaid Money
back if not satisfied. Fred w. Preble
bingham. Avs
sHARpLEs' SEPARATOR IN GOOD
condition. Register IIolstein bun calf,
male. Ila years old w. r. Tuscan.
Solon. 4wS'
: STR RtxtBEnnY PLANTS. SENATOR
Dunlap, Wariield and a limited number
of tho great Howard IL order early
for spring eettnE Ernest w. Gilman
Rural Carrier No. I, Norridgcwock.
4ws'
~ PLYMOUTH HoCk PCLLETs. :
months old. 81 each. Mrs. Gala
Scribner Athens. 4WS'
TWO cows. HOLsTEISs. ONE
now milch and one dnc TO calf i'm April.
1;eturning To city. IL. il. Smith on the
stanley f.. Nay Farm, Aalbons Mills
Phone 12-I1l. WI
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Lost

\ III Sen on KEYS coSTNIxIS.
skeleton dez aud illuminun tag No. -.
s. 0u reaafd for return OF same 10
Gcorn- 4 lunes, Winter st. Skowhe-
gan. tn
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GANG EDGER-TABLE FORE

and aft of the machine. 1t will
edge up to 6 inch stock Can
easily be operated by one man.
This edSer was made in our own
shop from the old Hackett &
Witham pattern and we can sell
at en- attractive price. Somer-
set Machine Co, Skowhegan. TIL
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Found

BY W. u. MOODY A YALE KEY
No. S9o5. owner may have same by
paying coet of this nd. independents
Reporter -. - ~
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To Let

UPSTAIRS RENT OF 4 ROOMS on
Hanover st. near Shoe Factory. Couple
with no children desired. Inquire of
independents Reporter Office Skowhe
gan. ti3
DUWX STAIRS RENT. ; ROOMS.
shed. use of stable, garden. well water.
Inquire of l. f. Hamilton, lo7 West
Front ST, Skowhegan. tf9
FIVE ROOM DOWN STAIRS RENT.
furnished. Flush closet, electric lights.
Inquire of Mrs. cool, 81 West Front
st, Town. lw9'
a ToIR ROOM RENT CHEAP.
situated on the north side Of the river.
inquire At the premises, Ernest W.
Gilman, Rural Carrier No. /. Norridge-
Wock 4WS~
TWO LARGE Moons ~ HEsELT0N
Block, steain heat, one In rear of Seth's
Studio. suitable for light manufactur-
ing purposes; tho other one over Cut
Price Clothing store, furnished suit
able for society or club room purposes.
available day or evening. NJ Il. Ifesel-
ton. Skowhcgan, tvs
down STAIRS RENT. WESLEY l..
Watson. "a North ST., Skowhegan, n.
T. Phone 2f7-2. Farmers Phone 99-l1
TIA
ROOM WITH MODERN CONVENE
ENCES Mrs. +. L.. Bagley, 132 Madi-
son Ave. Sleowhegan Telephone 81
tiff
TWO NICE DRIVING HORSES, TO
careful drivers only, or will drive out
parties Harry Nelson, 40 Pleasant
ST, Skowhegan. N. L. Tel. 1922. tf50
OLIVER TYPEWRITER, GOOD con-
dition, first month. $500 Each month.
thereafter $500. independent Report
er Company, Skowhegan. tf33
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
MATCHING EGGS FROM PURE.

MATCHING EGGS FROM PURE.
BRED White Wyandottes or Rhode Is
land Reds High in quality, low In
price, From great layers. only 81 for
l3 eggs. Drop In Poultry Farm, Bing-
ham. 3wSF
A SECOND HAND CLEAT DOOR SIX
feet by three inches by three feet,
with frame. hinges and latch. Out
fit would cost more than five dollars
{S5). Is practically as good as new
ter Co. tf7
IL YoU WERE SURE OF FROM
two TO six times more bright. efficient
and beneficial light, at one-half tho
cost. or saving I'm oil sufficient to
pay the cost OF n lamp the first year
and saving of IS to sl2 per year
thereafter with many times more ELI :
clent light. would you purchase one Mt
wholesale price of $S.752 These claims
are backed by government tests. Write
or call for further particulars y.
II. Caswcll, Distributor. Bingham 13w7
PARKMAN OFFERS SPECIAL BAR
GAIN this week In Black Walnut cham
Der set, Freiich BeVel Plate Mirror.
good as new; folding iron crib; Edi-
son Phonograph; nice Congoleum rug
combined chnrn and butter maker;
six volume set medical books. . good
hanjos; new drilling machines. Park
mans Water Street store, Skowhegan.
4w7
MEMS FIRST QUALITY RUBBERs
si25; women's e5c. Other footwear
similar bargains. Mark down on lunl-
bermen's rubbers. rubber-overB. mems
fau and winter dress shoes. Get tho
habit of trading at Kincaid's Shoe Hos
pitai, 1877 Water street. Skowhegan. III
IRON LATHE WILL SWING roam
crank shaft With flywheel Hole thru
spindle / Gle In, especially adapted
for garage work. Prizes low L. v
Standish, Gardiner. Me-, Phone ess-w
gw7s
HENS NOT LATrNGf Use CERAf0-
ZONE. You can quickly rid your
hens of all diseases and keep thesn
healthy and they will Keep the egg.
200 tablets, poetpaid. also free book
Poultry Troubles" Mrs Mabel jack
son, SkowhsEan, Agent. Route e. Far
mers Phone 2el5. swbF
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ONE INCH BASS WOOD, DRY
Skowhegan Novelty Works, Tel.
6i-2. IT'S
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01

The price of cotton goods Is
high, and going higher. 1t
would be very difficult to re-
place the following goods at the
present low prices. In our
Judgment You would act wisely
10 supply present or future
needs ut these prices.
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
r.. I. RED nAny CHICKS. SIS PER

hundred HatchIng eggs, $40 per hum
drcd or $3.50 per setting. This stock
began laying at months and ! days.
-Four out of five first prize at Central
Mnine Fair last fall and is from Il
strain that Averages l67 eggs pcr bird
last Ncn IL YOU appreciate quality
order early. Arthur y. Ward, Wat
erVillc X. +. y. 40. SW9+
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01

mon L8THT: WILL SWING FORD

crank shaft with hYwheel. Hole thru
spindle ! 15-i6 in. especially adapted
for garage work. Price low l.. Y.
Siaudish, Gardiner Me, Phone 296-W.
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4 STRAWBERRY PLANTS. SENATOR
Dunlap. Wariield and a limited number
of tho great Howard IL order early
for spring settnE Ernest w. Gilman
Rural Carrier No. t. Norridgewoek.
4wRf
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01

BRED White Wyandottes or Rhode Is
land Reds High in quality. low In
price From great layers. only 81 for
- eggs. Drop In Poultry Farm, Bing
ham 3wSF
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01

NEW ARMY OvErsHOEs MADE
by the Hood Rubber Co. While they
last only 1925 n pair. parlman's
store, Water St, Skowhegan. TITS
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23
SALE OF LAND
STATE OF GEORGIA,
COUNTY OF LEE.

! Under and by virtue of the power
of sale vested in the undersigned by
deed made and delivered to him by
J. A. Lipsey, by J. w. Lyon, his at
torney in fact, dated January 18th.
1922, and recorded in the office OF
the Clerk Of the Superior Court Of
Lee County, Georgia, in Deed Book
IN" folios 405-6, on January 18th,
l1922, the undersigned as the legal
holder and owner Of all remedies and
powers and rights contained in said
deed will sell at public cutlery to the
highest bidder for cash on the First
Tuesday in December, 1928, before
the courthouse door at Leesburg, Lee
| County, Georgia, between the legal
hours Of sheriff's sales the following
described property, to-wit:
The whole of lot of land Two
Hundred, Thirty-eight (238), con-
tanning Two Hundred, Two and one
half (2O21a) acres, more or less;
the East one-half of lot of land Num-
Der Two Hundred, Thirty-seVen
$3.50, containing One Hundred,
One and one-fourth (101A) acres,
more or less. All Of said lands stu
ate, lying and being in the Thir-
tecnth (1athl District Of Lee Coux-
ty Georgia, and aggregating Three
Hundred, Three and three-fourths
(3O3&) acres, more or less, and be-
ing more particularly described in
the said loan deed to which refer
ence is hereby made.
Said lands will be sold as the prop
erty of the estate Of J. A. Lipsey,
deceased, to pay the Indebtedness re-
ferred to in said deed, to-wit: One
principal note for the sum of ST.
10000, dated January 18th, 1922,
and maturing ninety (90) days aft
er date, on which said note there has
been payment of $500.00 on the
principal besides interest leav-
ing a balance due as of this
date of $4,000 principal, be-
sides $6S.52 interest, making a total
indebtedness in default at this time
of $563.52, for which the said lands
will be sold to pay, besides all the
expenses and costs of this proceed
ing. Said note being made and de-
livered to the undersigned by the
said ]. A. Lipsey, by ]. W. Lyon,
his attorney in fact. Default having
been made by the said J. A. Lip
sey and by the estate of J. A. Lipsey,
deceased, in the payment of said in
and the same remaining
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23
RANCH AT CENTER OF U. S.
TO Be CUT UP AND SOLD
Land in Nebraska Is Known as
"l733" as It Is That Dis
lance From Either Side.

The center Of the United States is
going to be cut up into small units
and sold.
The center OF the country Is the
"1733 ranch" just west Of Keaney,
Neb. II Is called "1733 ranch" because
It is Just 1,733 miles from New York
city and just 1888 miles from San
Francisco. The farmhouse on the
ranch is the eaSt-8nd-west center OF
the United States All coast-to-coast
automobile tourists on the Lincoln
highway pass right in front Of the
deer. And transcOntlnental passen-
gers on the Union Pacific railroad
pass alongside the ranch for mile or
two.
There are 400 acres Of fine land In
the ranch and the entire tract Is to he
cut into 40-acre farms and sold. Ne
braska is beginning to see, and 10 be-
lleve that farmer can make just
about as much money on Il small body
of land where he can do all the work
himself as he can make on big farm
where he has to hire most Of the work
done.
At present the "1733" belongs to a
hotel syndicate and is being used to
produce butter, eggs and poultry for
the different hotel units. But the chain
is going out of business and 1t has
been decided to subdivide the big
ranch and sell it off in small tracts.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23

unpaid and demand having been
made for the payment of the same,
the power Of sale contained in said
deed has become operative. The
proceeds of said sale will be applied
first to the payment Of said indeBt-
edness and all costs and expenses Of
this proceeding, and the balance, if
any, paid to the estate Of ]. A. Lip
sey, deceased. A deed will be made
to the purchaser at said sale as pro-
vided by the loan deed.
This Ord day Of November, 1928.
r. E. L. SPENCE,
Lippitt & Burt, Attorneys,
Albany. Georgia.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23
APRoPoS OF NOTHING

Cultivate hunger and appetite will
take care of itself.
Trivial bad habits are usually
form of safety valve.
Worry sometimes becomes so domi-
mating that one would almost welcome
disaster.
When d dog lays his head in your
lap, It is his way Of putting an arm
around you.
There are excitable thermometers.
and like all of the excltable. they are
unreliable.
If you let d boy alone who is fond
of his first job. he will work himself
nearly to death.
AS to auto-suggestiOn, IL 1t works
with extreme elaboration, at any rate.
II doesn't cost much.
Adam started the practice Of get
ting a new fall suit, because the
autumn leaves were so much prettier.
It is hateful to put ones "heel on
the neck of the Oppressor," but not 30
much as to have the oppressor's heel
on yours.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23
WARSHIPS VISIT SWEDEN
Nation Has Been Host to Numerous
Navies Recently.

Sweden has been host to more naval
visitors from foreign countries during
six weeks this summer than ever be-
fore within so short period, and the
people look on these courteous atten-
lions as sign Of growing interest in
the country's trade and political posi-
ton in the north of Europe.
Ten countries in all have sent war
vessels to Sweden, and ten different
ports, including Stockholm, Gothen-
burg and Malmo,' have been visited.
The United States cruiser Pitts
burgh recently left Stockholm, where
It's officers participated in the me-
mortal services for the late President
Harding. The United States battle
ship North Dakota also was in Swedish
waters this summer.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23
CEORCIA-Lee County.

GEORCIA-Le0 County.
To All Whom 1t May Concern.
J. I. Kayllor having, in proper
form applied to rae for Permanent
Letter of Administration on the
estate of w. /. Kaylor, late Of said
County, this is to cite all and singu-
lar the creditors and next Of kin
of said w. I. ~Kaylor to be and ap-
pear at my Office within the time al
lowed by law, and show cause, If
any they can, why permanent ad-
ministration should not be granted
to said j. l. Kaylor, on said W. /.
Kaylor estate.
Witnesse my hand and official sig
nature, this 5th day of November,
1928.
H. L. LONG, SR., Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23
TURKISH GIRLS HIT VAMPS
Declare Russian Women Are Too
Good Looking.


There are too many attractive Rus
sian refugees on the Turkish marriage
market to suit local fair ones, it ap-
pears. For a petition has been soll
EMMY signed, sealed and sent to the
government of the grand national as
sembly at Angora demanding the ex-
pulslon OF all foreign women under
forty years Of age.
The petitioners alleged that since
the arrival of the refugees a Turkish
girl cannot win or buy husband with
any hope of keeping him. The Rus
slams are all too good looking, or have
too many Jewels, or possess the charm
of novelty. Consequently, the Turk
ish girls want their government to cut
off the Importation and deport the
Volga "vampS."
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23
- q nRA FOR SALE
EAhm OR
FOR RENT

405 acres in Lee County, Georgia
8 miles South from Leslie. 500
acres in cultivation; 9 tenant houses,
barns, etc. Also s6S1s acres in Lee
County, Ca, 9 A miles from Chehaw,
125 acres cleared; three houses,
barns, etc.
We sell on ten years time, or
rent reasonably.
Farmers Land Loan and Title
Company, Albany, Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23

Suit for $4,000 damages has been
filed against the town of South BriS-
tol, n. Y, and George Standish by
Charles p. Grasser Of Rochester Gras-
ser's car hit COW owned by Standish.
The man and his wife were hurled
from their car, Mrs. Grasser being
Killed.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23
STREET TAX NOTICE

Street tax for the year 1928 is
now due and must be paid to the
City Marshal at once. The street.
tax for this year Ia $500. Pie IL
see me and settle same at once. ~
o. c. MERCER, City Marshal. ;,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23
KILLS Big BEAR TO SAVE DOG

Champion Hunter Of Georgia Stays
300-Pound Bruln.
Another 300-pound bear has been
killed by Perry Barber of Waycross,
Ga, known as the champion bear killer
of Georgia.
Barber made his latest kill on SUI
wannee creek, in the Okefenokee
swamp. He found the bear in the act
of killing one of his prize dogs. and
when trying to drive him away the
bear became enraged and attacked
Barber. Calling some friends, the
chase was taken up, and the bear soon
was overtaken and killed.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23
PROVIDE FOR HIS MEMORIAL
Steel Maker Leaves 100000 for Shaft
at Washington.

Creation of memorial in his honor
at the American university at Wash
ington, D. c. is provided in the will of
the late Gordon Battele, steel manu-
facturer, probated at Columbus, O..
100000 Of the estate, valued at ST.
100000, being set aside for the me-
mortal.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23

Miss Eleanor Davis, of Colorado
Springs, Colo, who climbed Grand
Teton, 1874 feet high, the most diff
cult peak in the United States. The
top of Grand Teton has only been
reached four times in history and Miss
Davis is the first woman to make the
climb. She made the climb as rep
resentative of the Colorado Mountain
club and was accompanied by Prof,
Albert Ellingwood, of Lake Forest
college, Lake Forest, ILL.,, famous
mountain climber.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23

There will always be market for
automobiles, so long as everybody con-
tinues to look forward to the day
when he will have one of his own.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23
FLASHLIGHTS

Debt is funnel, with the large end
towards you.
Oftentimes the man who loses 10
head hasn't lost much.
It's easy enough to be cheerful with
the other fellows troubles.
If lung power were wisdom we know
some men who'd never lose an argu-
ment.
It doesn't take wife long to dis
cover that there's lot Of the baby left
In grown-up man.
Misery loves company, but we're not
sure that the company is pleased with
the tale of woe.
If work were always easy and pleas
ant ability would be out looking for
something irksOme and difficult to do.
We don't know anything about it
but we imagine that the husband Of
a rich wife has a lot to contend with.
The worst thought about failure Is
that we are sure 1t wouldn't happen
if we could have the same chance over
again.
Now and then we wonder II the
crouch really accomplishes anything
worth while with the time he saves by
being disagreeable.
There will always be market for
automobiles, so long as everybody con-
tinues to look forward to the day
when he will have one of his own.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23

Now and then we wonder If the
crouch really accomplishes anything
worth while with the time he saves by
being disagreeable.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23

The worst thought about failure Is
that we are sure 1t wouldn't happen
if we could have the same chance over
again.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23

Cultivate hunger and appetite will
take care of itself.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23

We don't know anything about it
but we imagine that the husband OF
a rich wife has lot to contend with.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-11-23

When q dog lays his head in your
lap, It is his way of putting an arm
around you.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-10
E Peligro
de los Afeites
Consecuencias de un Enga1o

Era en- las playas de :. Entire t1das
las beilas veraneantes, Lola sobrcsaJa.
Su hermosura cautiv6 Enrique, Aquc
LA tez de una blancura mate, sus me-
jillas labios rojos, y sus CLOS, en-
sus ojos! de un brillo incompatible
aCabaron dc terminar la boda.
Han pasado varios amos. Lola vive
triste, abandonada. Enrique no pudo
sufiir Ell engano de los afoite3, al
yer sus ilusiones perdidas, nuyo pala
siempre.
Mujeres, que deseais amar STR be-
uas-tomad TABLOIDEs De FoER-
IA! Huid de los afeites! One los la
bios sean rojos como guindas lnaduras,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-10
TRES DEPARTAMEETOS DEL
BAMBINO

En- el departamento de carreras ano-
tadas, peliculas de cuatro bases y nu-
nero de libres transitos, Ruth encabe-
20 a todos los jugadores de su Liga. E.
total de bases por bolas que obtuvo
constituye un nuevo record para el
base ball moderno, sobrepasando su
record anterior de 149 boletos de la
via Ebre de la temporada de 1921.
El mayor batting average que Sc ha-
la compilado ofcialmente, es ell dc
492, que Sc lie acredita James E.
O'Neiil del club st Louis de la vie q
Association Americana en- 1887. Ese re-
cord Sc anot6 cuando las reglas fjaban
que las bases por bolas y los dead
balls Sc contaran como hits. 81 esta5
reglas estuvieran vigentes hoy, Ruth
hubiera lido 691 veces al bate pc
gando un total de 376 hits con un ave-
rage de 544, superior en- So puntos a.
record del viejo slugger del st. Louis
81 existieran en- ell base ball prem1o3
para el jugador mas complete, Babe
Ruth, de los Yankees, disfrutaria de &c
ia distinction durante muchos amos