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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16
FARMER SHOT, PERHAPSFATALLY
WOUNDED, BY ANOTHER ANCERED
BY FISHING in LONG LAKE CREEK
Joseph Mills in Hospital Here Suffering From Gunshot
Wounds Alleged to Have Been Caused BY George
Corbin, Aged Farmer, Living Near IvOna, Short
Distance From Burleigh County Line,
in Emmons County

Angered apparently because a party of farmers was
fishing creek running through his land George Corbin
said to be about Is Old shot and probably fatally
wounded Joseph Mills 30 Long Lake Creek near Lvona
about 35 miles southeast of Bismarck Sunday according
local police
Mills with the left-sde of his jaw almost off by the
charge of Corbns shotgun and gun wad behind his shou
der blade topped in the boat he but recovered
padded to shore and walked half mile to automobile
according to members of his family After Corbn shot the
three other members of the fishing party hid in bushes
ing that Corbn would open fire them, friends said
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16
HAIL LOSSES
ARE REPORTED

One hundred and sixty-eight hail
loss; claims, had been reported to the
state hail insurance department late
Saturday. Chief loses were OCCASION
ed by hail storms on June 10 and II,
around ,Berthold, Ward county; south
of Crosby, Divide county; near Man
ming and Emerson, Dunn county;
near Elgin, Grant county and near
Richardton, Stark county, according
to Martin Hagen, department man
ager. There also were scattered
claims from Mountrail and Burke
counties.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16
CATHOLICS OF
STATE TO MEET
IN DICKINSON

Dickinson, N. D., June 16.-More
than 5000 delegates and visitors are
expected in Dickinson to attend the
state convention of Catholic socie-
ties which meets here June 18 and
10. The convention will be one Of
the biggest church affairs held in
the city in recent years and elabor-
ate plans are being made for it's sue
cess.
The visitors will be entertained
while here by the St. Anthony's club
of Dickinson, the largest Catholic So
ciety in North Dakota, with an act
i've membership of over 500. Most
of the meetings will be held in the
St. Anthony hall.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16
Many Honor
Old Glory Here

A large number of people gathered
for the annual Flag Day exercises
conducted blythe Bismarck lodge Of
Elks Saturday evening. A band con-
cert in front of the Elks clubrooms,
was followed by exercises in the hall,
during which the Elks orchestra fur
nished music and Mrs. Obert A. Olson
gave a reading, which was a tribute
to the Stars and Stripes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16
BraddOck Plans
Frontier Day

Dickinson, N. D., June 16.-At a
meeting held by the citizens of Brad
dock last week it was decided to hold
their annual Frontier Day on Fri-
day, June q this year, and commit
tees were appointed to make the
necessary arrangements and to en-
deavor to make the day one of the
best ever had at Braddock. This is
the third annual of the affair and.
like Hazelton's stock show it is an
event that is looked forward to by
the citizens of the seounty in antici-
pations Of pleasure. The Hazelton
stock show will be held June 18.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16
j. s. REPLY is
HANDED JAPS
Will Be Made Public Stimuli
taneOusly in Two Countries

Washington, June 16.-The Amer
lean reply to the Japanese protest
on the exclusion provision of the
new immigration bill was handed to
Ambassador Hanihara today by Sec
retary Hughes.
At the same time, it was announ-
ced, that arrangements had been
made with the Toxic government
for simultaneous publication of the
document in the morning papers Of
Thursday, June 10.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16
DRUG RING
SAIDBR0KEN

New York, June 16.-Drugs valued
at more than $2,0O0,0OO were seized
last Saturday on truck coming off
a pier at Hoboken, N. j., it became
known today. H. D. Esterbrook,
chief OF the. special agents of the
treasury Department, who conducted
the raid. said the seizure uncovered
one of the most elaborate and eff
fectiye schemes ever evolved fbr
smuggling narcotics into the United
States.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16
TO SAVE FLOWERS

Olympia, Wash, June 14-Three
thousand posters will be placed
along the roads and highways OF
the northwest warning people not to
strip the forests of their flowers.
Tourists are endangering the future
supply of forest blossoms experts
say.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16
$375,00OLEVY
FOR PRINCIPAL
ON BONDS SEEN
Taxpayers May Begin Next
Year to Feel Additional
Pull Because of Issues
WHATTHELAWPROVIDES
If Industries Fail to Yield
Profits, Taxpayers Must
Pay For the Bonds

The State Of North Dakota, Witch,
had almost wiped .ut it's bonded in
debtedness until it began to issue
bonds for state enterprises, will be
called upon to pay the principal of
$5,710,000 of bonds within the next
10 years, an examination of the state
bond records discloses.
Under the law, if the Industries
fail to yield sufficient money to pay
mount must be made up by taxation.
~ 1t is probable that the first levies
which will have to be made on tax
payers to build up a fund to provide
for repayment of bonds issued will
come next fall when the state board
of equalization MEETS. 1t is likely,
from present conditions, that levy
of $375,OOO will be vaid for this pur-
pose.
In addition levies are made an
nually by the state board to take care
of interest on bonds caused by fail
ure of industries 20 yield profits.
Bond issues maturing in the next
lU years 1OlloW:
Old State bonds, July l,
1925. -.......... .......$ $4,000
Milling bonds, July /, 1928. 100000
Milling bonds, July |, 1929. 25O,0OO
Bank of North Dakota, July
/, 1929 ..............1 100000
Real Estate, July |, 1881. 100000
Milling bonds, July /, 1882. 250,0O0
Milling bonds, July !, 1888. 250,00O
Bank Of North Dakota, July ..
l, 1884 ................. 100000
Real Estate bonds, Jan. l
1867 3Uu,UuO
Real Estate bonds, Jan. l
1884 100000
Thus far North Dakota taxpayers
have felt the bond issues only
through levies to pay interest. 1t
appears that the state board of equal
ization next fall will be required to
make levies for principal payments.
Laws regarding bond maturities all
contain the same section as follows:
whenever it shall appear to the
board of equalization from the in
formation contained in any statement
delivered to it by the Industrial
Commission that there will mature
within period of five years from
such annual meeting any Of the bonds
provided for in this act the board
of equalization shall thereupon at
such annual meeting levy tax in
amount equal to one-fifth of the
amount of the principal of such
bonds -
Since $1,5OO,OOO of mill bonds and
Bank of North Dakota capital stock
bonds come due in 1928 and 1929, and
it requires year to bring tax levy
into the treasury, it is expected that
the state board of equalization will
be required to levy one-fourth of
this total next fall, or $4,000 in
taxes to build up the fund to pay the
principal of the bonds when due.
Since neither the bank nor the state
mill is expected to show any apprec-
liable profit, if their present losses
should be wiped out, under the law
it is believed the board will have no
option but to add $375,O00 year to
the taxpayers load
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16
HIT ALL SECTIONS

Sioux Falls, S. d., June 16, (By the
A. PA storm that swept the entire
state of South Dakota, assuming tor
nadic proportions in score of local
tiles, took toll of at least four lives.
caused property damage too great to
be estimated with accuracy until
communication is restored and did
great injury to growing crops Satur-
day afternoon and evening.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16

Blue pencils have become famous
ly popular with editors because blue,
more than any other color, COM
pletely hides the word to be deleted.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16
EVERYBODY HEALTHY

\ Helena, Mon, June 14--One hund-
red per cent health conditions in
Helena and vicinity may cause st.
Peters Hospital here to close its
doors. Cash contributions from
outside sources are desirable, it has
been announced.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16

M. Paul Colasson, one Of frances
wcalthiest men, lived for 81 years
on nothing but eggs and bread.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16

The United States adopted stand
ard time in 1883 on the initiative Of
the American Railway Association.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16
WEATHER FORECASTS

For Bismarck and Vicinity: Part
ly overcast tonight and Tuesday.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11
Los CABAILERos QUE HAN 81
DO NOMBRADOS PARA FORMAE.
Ell PEQUENo JUEADo QUE HA DE
ACTUAR EN- LA CORTE FEDERAL,
DUEANTE Ell NUEVo TERMtNO

Las siguientes personals han side
noEbradas para formar ell Gran J lr.-
do:
G. P. Wehrheim, San Ju IN; Mere
dith A. Clark, Bayam6n; Narciso Ras-
so, Humacao; Celestino Santini, San
Juan; Rafael We've, Rio Piedras: char
bona j. Hernandez, San Juan; Ramon
Perez Villamil, Condado; Alfredo
Koeb, San Juan; Edward Fer1cr. san
Juan, Julio Hoeb, San Juan: Feline
Blanco, Trujillo Alto; Antonio Gonz&-
lez, San Juan; Wn. Mack. Nagrlebo:
Edmundo Iglesias, Arecibo. NJ. Ro-
berts, Bayamon; lie Grande Suttclif-
fe, San Juan; G. w. Reed, San J1an;
Tomas Viner, Comerio; Francisco j.
Silvestre, Arecibo; Harwood Hui, San
Juan; Isidoro Carreras, Humacao; Leo
A. Larran, San Juan; G. P. Grant,
santurce; Manuel G.. Min, Arecibc.
Ell peque1o jurado estara Tornado
por: J. L, Travis, Miramar; Julio
Font San Juan; r. Fernandez Mater
Humacao; I. M. Monagas, San Juan:
r. T. Ponte, San Juan; H. w. Houck,
San Juan, Osvaldo Padilla, Arecibo:
Juan Rodriguez, San Juan, Luis Boz
20, San Juan; Nicolas Morales. San
Juan; Ar6n Tefel, San Juan; Jose A.
Humacao, Geo A. Corbi..,
San Juan; JESUS Maria Perez, Rio
Grande; Ernesto Perez, Arecibo;
Emilio Aree, Utuado; Ramon Perez
I. Leavith, Puerta de TERRA;
Ramon Dominguez, Gurabo; Abelardo
Alvarez, Caguas: Nicolas Cruz. Baya-
mon; Gonzalo Diaz, San Juan; Anto-
MO Romero, San Juan; Luis Rojas,
Carolina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11

CASA 4 PLAHOS OS@eompre su casa.
con 10 que pagarfa de alqniler. En
el -Sitio mas Sano v -fresco de Santrrce
(AIontefloreS} con calle emlpTeaGa. llZ
electrical, telefono gas Y aqua Ga to-
das horaS puele used adquifir' Ia Su-
va. liml)ia. atractita vide modrrna
construction, paaaNdo pequeiia CAN'T
dad al contado, y g. resto en- hipoteca
pagan menSuaInIentc, como 81 fliera
alquiler. BHen vccihdarie, sitio Cell
cios0, panorama bellisimo, transporte
facil por -Servicio &c guaguas al pre-
scnte. En- cuanto Sc resuelya la Tranquil
cia la nueva Inca de trolley atraVesa-
ri eSta urbanizaci6n. Venga ii yer las
ya yendidas y habitadas por sus due
nos quienes estdn encan;ados de su
bUena adquisici6n. Asf i3ldaga usted
Y So iaforma por elFoS mismos dIrecta-
mente. InfO.mard llises Romdu Hor-
ges. Cristo l, tercer piso Tel6fono l55,
San Juan.
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4 Los ABONADOs DEL TELEFONO
vENTA DE FLORES NATuRA.

pERDID0.-El domingo Ntimo por la
tarde eptre Ia parada/48 el Cine
Del parque I'm bfoche de sonora. en-
forma de sortiia con diamantes, Safi-
ros pcrlas engaStados en- oro. Buena
qualification al qGe 10 devuelva q Mrs.
]. A. Simpson, Avenida Nereid0S, Es-
quina Gale Cervantes, Parada IS, Con
dado. 1914
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11

GE EENDEN Il precios sumamcnte ba-
ratios un autom0yil Studehaker. un
Nash un Ilupulobie. Para informeS
dirfjase a The Fisk Tire Store, Adrian
Nelson, Distributor. TelGfono 1, 6, s.
Comercio 8, San Juan. = r 1917
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VENDEMOS de fdbrica. Entrega in
mediata Globos de gonna largos '
redondos 5000 CIR. Pitos MADEIRA, fan
tasfa grandeS. sonidos variados. $500
ciento. Pfdalos G. O. D. Anselmo To
rres Co. Cidra Porto Rico. 11-1O
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A GENOA UNIVERSAL de informa-

ci0n. Dinero. NegOcios Gxito conner
cial. servidores leales. obreros, depen-
dientes. colocaciones, teatrOs, hip6dro-
mos, oficinas en- general bancOs, me-
dicos, abogados, bospitales. cl1nicas
no importa 10 diffcil de la information.
diligencia o encargo que I'd necesite
scra satisfecho. Lame al tel6fono 628
rojo. Santurce o venga Ave. Ponce de
Leon Esq. Gale Cerra Stop 10. IIoras
por citas 10-17
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GENERA RESPETABLE desea colo
caci5n como anna de Ilaves adj
de casa. de p0ca familia
0 para caballeros solos Buenas refe-
rencias. Informara Tel. 949 Rojo
SON JI-au 10 II
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UniOnlsta desde d primer.


blica, de ella dio cuenta al pals la
prensa cuando 10 merecio, ani
estan los records de la Camara
de Delegates, que habian con Ia
mejor elocuencia de mi actuacion
legislative; pero 81 quiero sefia-
lar recordar pecialmente, mi
labor en- Instruction Publica, con-
siguiendo el aumento de $40 es-
cuelas rurales mas; ell de sueldos
a los maestros; mi campana er
pro de los ferrocarriles de Orien-
t., sosteniendo la de mi ilustre
amigo, ell senor Barcel6, en- el
celebre Consejo Executive, en- igual
sentido, otras importantes leyes
de caracter juridico y social.
"iIDEALES? -Puertorriqueno
en- todo momento, he mantanido
siempre los derechos de. mi pals
por encima de cualquier otra as
piraci6n, proclamando como uni
ca Y exclusive divisa el manteni-
miento, toda costa, de nuestra
dignidad, nuestro decoro y nues
ira personalidad."
"En ese sentido he de mante-
nerme siempre frme o irreducti
bic, prefriendolo todo, antes qua
dCsistir de esa Inca de conducta,
aceptar NADIA que afecte en- mo
90 alguno a nuestra dignidad CO.
mo pueblo a nuestro sagrado
darecho, a la mas absolute liber-
tad. Pero todo ESQ, con la modera
ci0n serena y refexiva que t;ener
les hombres que han llegado una
conviction definitiva, tras el e3
tudio la meditation fria Ge
nuestro problema sin alardes nj
ostentaciones imprudentes, que lei
JOS de encausar nuestra fnalidad
pol'tica, la dificulten; mas sin de-
lar paso nunca a actuaciones que
no esten en- absolute ammonia con
nuestra justa Y digna aspiration
"No creo en- la "estadidad" que
considero califico un absurdo
polftico; no rechazaria una auto
nomia amplia Y total que nos CO.
locara en- ell camino de obtener LO |
ANTES POSSIBLE nuestra def
nitiva independence, pero sin que
tai autonomia implique JAMAS
la posposicion del supreme ideal
que es la aspiration mas legitima
de nuestro pueblo y la mas pura
re3resentaqi6n de nuestra perso-
lidad."
ESQ mismo he prociamado u
mantenido en- la tribuna durante
las campahas polfticas pasadas y
especiaimente en- la prensa en-
compahia de nuestro jefe senor
Barcel6."
"Son estos a grandes rasgos,
mis- ideales mis- ejecutorias: sos
tenlendOlos y defendlendolOs, he
dIigido siempre todas mis- ac-
tuaciones. Constituyen ellos a un
tempo ell programa de toda mi
vida.'
ESQ dije cn 1920. ESQ ff q ESQ
og Yo saben los qae no me conocen,
roles mis- cjecuto''ias q catdIes mas
Ieoles. No creo meccsario agregGr
ma paIa6ra mos: Bo$ta.
10 0nico que deploro, es que Sc me
bligue a hablar de mi, pero creo
star sudcientemente justifcado,
rando, como he expresado al prin-
ipio, mi egotismo es "cgotjsmo Q
,rtjori."
Manuel BENITEZ FLORES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11

UNA opoRTUNIDAD-C "a
milia va para el Norte, Sc vende casa
de concrete, dos plantas, cinco habita-
clones, sala, biblioteca, comedor ba-
nos, garage, solar grande, flores, etc.
En- buen sitio, cerca escuelas igle-
sias. Precio m6dico, facilidades para
ell pago. Inf6rmese en- Ia misma casa,
Mr.. Rose, 291, Avenida Ponce de
Leon, Parada 26 y media. Telefono
POI Azul, Santurce. 10--2S.
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LEAN LAS DAMAS

NUEVE ARTICULOS DE NOVEDAD
1-Tijera de rizar ell pelo
1--Docena de redecillas de Is cts ca
da una.
1-"Vanity box" con espejo
1-Mota en- bolsita de gonna
Lip stick" Qapiz para los labios)
1-"Rouge box'' (colorete)
1-Sortija enchapada en- orc platino
collar de moda
Par de elegantes zarcillos
TODO POR $3.50
NO ENVIE DINERO
Pfdalo c. o. D y pague al cartero
cuando reciba los articulos. Satisfac-
ci6n completa devolvemos su dinero.
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Una preparation

TENENOS listo nuestro CataIago de
NovedadaS para las Pascuas Escrf-
banOs innediatamenfej para enviarle
mn eienplar. Brnliaqt Trading Co.
50 Pearl St, New York 11-g
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Sc VENDEN: IaquiniIlas usadss,
Underwood Remington, Oliver, Ro-
val. Sc hacen reparaciones y limpie-
zas en- maquinillas mime6grafos. J.
chabran, O'Donell, 8, Altos. Tel. 7o4
negro. 1870.
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Sc VENDE:-
Comoda y espacioSa casa terrsra
en- HaSo Rey, parada 50, enclavada en-
IN solar de 1900 metros con un frente
de % metros la carretera central.
Tiene ocho dormitorios, ampno come
dor, esplendida cocina, despensa, ga
RACES, 2 bafios generates, bafios de
asiento, triple servicio sanitario, etc.
Tnfornaran en- villa Carmen, paradA
35, Tel. 424 Roio. Hato Rey. P.
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s'GRAN oPCET J7--DAD vendo
autosn6vilas usados y nuevos de todos
tipos y nearca5 conocidas. Precio5 es,
peciales. pida el sryc V. G, porres.
vendedor, Arecibo. Porto Rico
10-15
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Continuation de la Ia. pag.

Ges pdblcas y especialmente en- GUAM
tc a sus principles ideas politieas
Sc reiere.
Pero afortunadamenta, como digo
antes, aquf todos nos conocemos y
no tratare de defenderme de quienes
por modo tan mezquino y ruin, es-
grimen tan innobles' impolftieas ar
rnas.-Y a fe mia, que no he de res
ponder a pregunta alguna, que ven
ga de tan baja fuente.
Pero como pudiera ser que algu-
nos paisanos Y correigionarios nnios,
de buena fe, Sc dejaran llevar de Ia
trama insidiosa de esos calumniado-
res, puedo responder, quiero respon-
Ger, coy responder, cierta pre-
sunta insolente que Sc ha colado por
ahi, sin frma responsible, rueda
como por via de carambola.
Y voy a contestar con las mismas
palabras de mi manifesto lanzado
2 la Asamblea de la Union de Puerto
Rico celebrada en- San Juan en-
1920
"iEJECUTORIAs? 5IDEALES?"
Para esos correligionarios, con
los cuales no haya tenido el honor
de estrechar relaciones politicas
amistosas, de5o contestar con
estas sencillas palabras:"
Natural de San Juan, fui fe-
,deral desde los primeros dias de
mi juventud: corri los pesares Y
resist los sacrifcios que las ex-
traordinarias condolences de aque-
Hos tiempos (19O2) imponfan
los cue mantenlamos y defendia~
mos dicho eredo Fui entonces
electo Presidente del sub-comite |
de la juventud federal de memo
res de 20 amos, en- San Juan, Y
fnalmente corri la misma suerte /
EN- politica que mis- amigos Y
bic Y generoso partido en- esta pa
tri6tica Y gloriosa agrupaci6n pO-
Utica de ola UNION DE PUER- I
TO RICO"
"Unionista desde Ell primer mo-
mento de vida de este organismo,
iamas mi entusiasmo faque6, nj
mis- energias, en- su defensa, Sc
cgotaror; nj ante los honores
inmerecidamente conferidos, nj an
tie las decepciones sufridas, mi
actuaci0n politica ha experiment
tado cambio alguno, aunque bien
puedo asegurar que 81 fui STEM
pre- el dltimo en- la solcitud de
los honores, fui siempre soldado
de primera Inca en- los momentos
de luchas Y amarguras del par
lido"
''Es possible que esa fnvaria-
bic y constante consecuencia po-
Utica Sc debiera la alta distinction
Y el inmerecido honor que me hi
ciera nuestro inolvidable Maestro
Munoz Rivera, al llevarme en- COM
pania suya por la Isla durante
las campanas politicas del II y
del IA, V de hacer luego figurar
mi .nombre para miembro de Ia
Junta Central de nuestro Partido,
hace mas de seis amos. siendo re
electo dos amos despu5s, cargo
que sirvo en- la actualidad con
gran honor para M"
EN- 1914 fui electo delegado
la Camara por el Distrito de HUI
macao v entonces recibi tambi II
honores inmerecidos Y especiales
distinciones del Speaker : inolvi-
dable amigo y defensor persistence
del Ideal Sr. de Diego"
"a mi actuaci6n en- la Camara
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E8ABETACION amueblada o sin niue
bles, con sin coInidas, entrada in
dFpendienrc. Sc aiquila en- casa fami-
liza respectable eXtranjera, casa freS+',
sitio ctntric0. Santurce, diez paSos
trolley guo@uas. Teltfono % Verde,
Santurce. l /.
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TEFE DE VIA Central Azucarera, GER
ca de San Juan. necesita I'm Jefe de
Via. Tiene que ser hombre active Y de
experienced. DirfjaSe al Apartado PIG.
San Juan, =. K. 10-2S
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VERDADERA GANGA.-Se vcnde an
tom6vil de 3 pasajeros completamente
buen9. en- magnlfico estado podra YER
Sc en- Cerra II, Parada - Tel6fonn
400. Santurce, p. r. y
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CE ALQUHA.- Casa de cenento, ca
- lie Iturriaga No I0 grandes dor
mitorios. Inf0rmara 90 verde, Santur-
ce. 1916
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ANUNCIOS ECONOluICOS

A. SU INTEREs: Por que paga
So 800 y 1878 por un gallon de PIN
TURA cuando puede comprar la mis-
La cslidad en- $3.50 en- AL. ERIE
sUfTERsILLE? Allen rs, San Juan,
x.ggTto exclusive de Ia Pintura AT
14aATIC. lilo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11

MoBIIARTo DE oFICINA, Sc vende
a precios hmitados una verja de cedro
para ofcina en- excelentes condolences,
tres escritorios de robles, maquina de
.sumar calcular; y otros efectos do
'ofc.na, que pueda I'd. necesitar. Es-
"a. es la oportunidad de conseguirlcs.
No picrda la OCCASION. Informara BOx
14S, Manati, P. R. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11

Manuel BENITEZ FLORES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-11

rs, Manatl' P. 4. r
, 1924-06-11
Notice..

NURING my absence from the Island
for a period of about 5 months Miss
- K. DREWES is authorized to re-
coiyp and give legal receipt for all mo-
news due or becoming due to me person.
ally or as agent, or attorney to other
nariies. or as executor or administrator
10 any estate, administered by me-.
Christianst5d, st. Croix. June 7th 1924.
A. Z. STAKEMANN.
, 1924-06-11

T-ROM THURSDAY 18TH INST, a por
ton of he Center Line, The bend
around La Reine-wiII be temporarily
closed to PuhIic-trafic. during the con
strlction of a cuIvert across the road
way. The traffic will, in the meantime,
make a SLIGHT detour through a range
in the adjoining cane field near the tw"
White PIIlars-coming out on the line
between Barren Spot and Clifton Hill,
near road leading north, between SlOb
and La RENE. Fences will be placed at
both ends, with notices painted on then;
red lights being hung at nights.
EDGAR w. MEYER,
Chairman Road Commission.
ST. Croix, V. l.,
JUNE 9Lh. 1924.
, 1924-06-11
publication.


-ovPST7ANT to Paragraph 3 Of The
~ Charter Of Foundation OF Upper
4 Chamberlain VALDEMAR lULLY
Won OXHOLM and Wlfe's Legacy for
a.yJsting needy persons, 1t IS hereby
brought to public notice that the sum OF
Francs 1,50l.05, representing interest
accrued on the invested capital OF the
ao1ve named legacy, will be on hand Tor
distribution or l July 1924
Applications containing The requisite
information, and duly certlhed' ,ShouI3
b forwarded ar s6.h to d.. the Of , JodeF* 1877 o" or
Dasnatchiog ~Secretary's Office, Chris
+;onsted. ST. Croix. V. l., 2 June, 1924.
R. F. BARRETT,
Despatching Secretary.