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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27
PRAIRIE DU SAC FOLK
MAKE VISIT I'M MADISON

Mrs G.. Y. AccOla and son Harrow
were guests of Mrs. c. L. Richardson
at Madison Thursday and Friday.
They all came over here to the an
nual church supper of the Presbyteri-
an church Friday evening and the
Richardson family were guests at
the Accola home until Saturday after
noon.
Herman Zeitler spent the fore part
of last week in Lansing, Iowa, where
he attended the funeral Of brother
in-law.
Miss Clara Koch has been visiting
in Madison.
VIM Buehler has returned from
Rochester, Mimi, where he consult
ed Mayo Bros An operation was not
deemed necessary and his condition
is improving.
The Flora De Voss Stock Co. show
ed at the Ronham theater the first
half of last week.
Siebolt Bros. of Richland Center are
fitting out the old postoffice building
for bakery.
Miss Severa Koch spent part OF
her vacation in Waupun the guest of
her aunt, Miss Louise Koch.
The r. S. Darlington family spent
last week at their cottage in Cassell.
The Sunshine class of the Evange-
lical church had a St. Patricks sup
per and social at the Sank Bank base
ment Monday evening.
Henry Young of Chicago recently
visited his mother, Mrs. o. L. Young
The Presbyterian church had their
annual supper, business meeting and
social in the church parlors Friday
evening.
Miss Louise Bailey has returned
from Chicago where she was called
by the illness of an aunt, Mrs. Ar
mour
A sale of farm horses was held at
the hitch barn Monday afternoon, Joe
Quinn being the proprietor.
Lester Steckenbauer spent last
week in Baraboo. s
Mrs. Clinton Mather and little son
Of MazomanfeG are guest aof her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Teoley.
+ E. B, Dood Of Minneapolis was a
guest of his sister, Mrs A. G. Baldwin
and niece, Mrs. WINS Buehler last
week. s~
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27
SEVERAL DEATH ARE
RECORDED AT La VALE

ETRfra G. McPhearson maiden
name GreeIy) was born in ST. Law
renee county, New York, April %,
1843. When five years of age she
came with her parents to Racine. Wis
consin She afterward lived in Green
Bay, Wis, and in ~Richland county.
Wis In 1880 she came to the village
of La Vale She made this her home
for 20 years.
In 1860 she married George Hart
man. To this union was born two
children, Catherine and George. Jan.
IL, 1867, she was united in marriage
to Ira McWlmiams. Mr.. McWilliams
died in 1902
June 81, 1909, Major William R.
Mcpherson and the deceased mar
ried. They made their home in Cana
da for three years. later making their
home in Minneapolis, MINI, till the
fall Of 1920 when they moved to ST.
Cloud, Florida.
Mrs. Mcpherson died in ST. Cloud
at 7 p. m. March II, 1924 at the age
of 80 years, 10 months, and % days.
Mrs. Mcpherson was a good woman
She leaves to mourn her departure
her husband, Major Mcpherson, one
son, George Hartman of st. Paul, five
grandchildren and four great grand
children, and host Of friends. Many
beautiful flowers rested on ner cas-
ket
The body was brought to La Vale
for burial. Funeral services were
held at the La VaIle Advent Christ
ian church Sunday, March %, at 1
m. conducted by the pastor, Elder
w s. B0wden.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27
EBENEZER VALLEY COUPLE
MARRIED Is YEARS

Sunday, March 23rd Mr.. and MRS.
Richard Prime of Ebenezer Valley
were married 25 years. They cele-
brated by giving a dinner to near
relatives and friends about so in
number They received many val
liable and useful presents.
Mrs. Kuhnau and son of Sank City
spent a few days with her son Leo
nard and family.
Miss Lucille Dahlke spent Thursday
with her friend, Lucille Smith at
North Freedom.
Allen Quandt Of Madison motored
here Saturday to spend day with
his parents.
z Listen for the wedding bells soon
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Ahrensmeyer are
expecting to move to Merrimack soon
where he expects to run a barber
shop.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27
BLACK HAWK COUPLE
GIVEN LARGE SHOWER

Miss Olive Anderson and Ben Giese
were given a shower by their friends
last Friday evening at Schnellers hall
They were presented with many use
full as we'll as lovely presents.
Alfred Riesers children are both
sick in bed at this writing
Miss Mary Hausner, who assisted
Mrs. Louis Trueb with the Homework
left Sunday for her home in Plain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Gasner OF
Sumpter spent Sunday at Black Hawk
with their relatives.
Louis Trueb and family moved to
Black Hawk last Friday. They are oc-
cupying rooms at Habermans store.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27
WALTON PASTOR HEARS
OF DEATH in FAMILY

Rev. Wesley Markee received a
telegram from Mrs Markee Sunday
evening telling of the death Of her
brother at the hospital where she ac-
companied him for an operation.
Louise Canon and Fern Mortimer
were home from Wonewoc school for
the week end.
Mrs. Athena Mortimer and children
visited Mrs. Ella Carpenter and daugh
ter on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thompson en-
tertained the Y. T. M. S. at their
home Friday evening. A large number
were present and a very pleasant
time was enjoyed,
Miss Rhoda Mortimer visited at
the home of her uncle. Dolph Mortl-
mer one day last week.
Ethel Jordan came home Friday
from Hillsboro, where she was en-
ployed as nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guerdon Mortimer
entertained Rev. and Mrs. r. P. Targ'
CART. daughter Esther, and Hattie
Smith Friday afternoon and to sup
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. r N. Hendrick are
rejoicing over the arrival of little
son last Wednesday.
Mrs. May Markee went to Mad1-
son, Wednesday where she met her
brother vof Beloit and accompanies
him to Chicago where he underwent
an operation.
A little daughter was welcomed al
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
| Gibrant, Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs r. p. Targgart ano
daughter were guests of Mrs. L. II
/ Pratt and family, Tuesday.
Wilson and Athena Mortimer were
Reedsburg shoppers last Monday.
I A number from here attended the
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27
WoNEWoC SCHOOL SPONSORS
POULTRY LECTURE & SOCTA

Friday evening, Mich. 81 there was
a poultry lecture and basket social
given under the auspices of the Par
emit Teachers association of the Hall
School. The basket social was decid
ed success as we'll as the lecture.
Mr., Davis, who is agricultural I'm
structor of the HIllsboro high school,
delivered an interesting talk on Got
ting the best results from your
Pou1try'' 1t was surely worth the
time of those who attended.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27
CASSEIL CHILD is ILL
WITH PNEUMONIA

Mrs. Walter .Leykauf and baby
Francis of Cassell have been with
Mr.. Leykaufs parents in Sank City
for week. Baby Francis has been
very sick with pneumonia and they
went to Sank to be near the doctor.
She is better at present.
We heard q lone blue bird Sunday
March 10th but the big snow storm
Monday must have sent SIN back
south for not another note did we
hear until the 23rd but a black bird
made himself known between times.
Robins are conspicuous by their alb
sence as yet.
Miss Rowson and her pupils are
preparing an entertainment to be
given in the schooIhouse soon
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27

ing was held in the Fairfield ftewn
hall on Tuesday. evening at eight
O'Clock. ~
Roswell Beardsley spent Sunday
afternoon at the James .Gillen home
Miss Edna Turner called on Mrs
P. Dunlap, Sunday. v
About so we're present at the Wes-
Ivan Methodist church services on
Sunday Afternoon.
R. " Frost md family ate Sun
day dinner al the Milo Delap home.
The Frosts are the first in this com
rlinity t. hatch chickens having a
fin. ErooG CT 80 RI ode Island Reds.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27
UPSET STOMACH,
GAS INDIGESTION,
TAKE "DlAPEPSIN''

The moment you eat a tablet az
'Pape's Diapepsin" yoar ind1gestl0n
is gone. No more distress from q
sour, acid, upset stomach. No fatal
ence, heartburn, palpitatiOn. or
misery making gases. Correct youf
digestion for a few cents. HacG
package guaranteed by druggist to
overcome stomach trouble
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27

poets to go to farming in the spring.
Cyril O'Brien made business trip
to Reedsburg Thursday.
Quite a number attended the street
sale at Cazenovia Saturday.
Charley Rabuck and family Sun
dayed at the David Andrews home.
Jerry Doyle returned to Reedsburg
after helping few days at his farm.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27
Mrs. Julia Kyle

Mrs Julia yle died at the home of
her niece, Mrs. HAY Cameron Sat
urday evening. There was short
funeral sermon at Mrs. Cameron
home Sunday afternoon, Monday
morning, Dexter McWiIliams, a bro
Their, and Mrs. Cameron and Mrs.
Clark accompanied the body to Full
ton, Ill, where burial took place by
the side of her husband and daugh.
ter.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AT
PRAIRIE DU SAC

The Senior class Of the Sank City
high school has chosen it's class play
Come out of the Kitchen which
will be given May 23rd.
Greenewegs & Stacys, Twin City
chiropractors, have moved their Sank
City office to the rooms above Fer
ber's confectionery. They were for
merly located in rooms above the
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27
FTFTY-SEVEN ATTEND
FAIRFIELD CHOIR MEET

/ The North Fairfield choir met with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gil1em on Fri
day evening with 81 present. A social
time and business followed the pract-
ice
TIL second community church meet
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27
Mrs. john Tordoff

Mrs. john Tordoff III u at hA' home
Sunday at twelve o'clock. She had
been in failing health for several
months. Her daughter, Mrs. Alfred
Beuch attended her. She is tie mother
of Ledger Tordoff, we'll known in
YaiIroad service.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27
CARD PARTY Is HELD
/ AT CARR VALLEY HOME

The card party held at Ora Schlu-
tiers Thursday evening in Carr Valley
for the benefit of the lower Carr Val
ley school brought $3.50 David An
drews won first prize which was a
bill book, and Mrs. Charley Rabuck,
the consolation which was small
deck of cards tied to a bottle OF cat
sup
Peter Vosen. Sr.. bought Mr. Bern
hams team from Caaenoyia and ex.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27

died about a. week after an operation
A week heart and complications
could not be overcome.
Mr.. Afford came from Waukesha
with his wife's body Monday after
noon.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-27
Mrs. Nora Afford

The news came to our town Sunday
forenoon that Mrs. Nora Afford, wife
OF Harry Afford of La Vale, had
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
DON MANUEL GONZALEZ

Desde hace algunos dias Sc encuen-
ira enfermo en- Ponce, aunque no de
cuidado, afortunadamente, ell ilustre
caballero seiior don Manuel Coma
lez, valiosisimo prestigioso elemen-
to de la Colonia Espanola de Puerto
Rico uno de los hombres que con
mas esfuerzo inteligencia han con-
tribufdo a fomentar la riqueza agri-
cola del pals.
Don Manuel Gonzalez, quien cuen-
ia en- todo ell pals con extraordina-
rios afectos, merced a sus mobiles con-
oiciones de caracter Y su exquisite
caballerosidad, fna trasladado desde
su resiencia de Salinas al Asilo de
Damas de la ciudad de Ponce, dondo
atendido eficazmente por la ciencia
facultativa, ha sido son1etido ur
tratamiento, del que Sc espera una
pronta completa curaci6n.
Ell MUNDO hace sinceros votos
nor el-rapido restablecimiento de-
dignisimo caballero enfermo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
UN GRAN TRIUNFO DEL
DIR. VALENTI

Con gran placer podemos hoy dar
Ia grata nueva, de que nuestro que
rido companero don Cristobal Real,
quIen recientemente sufriera un ac-
cldente, esta va fuera de todo pc
lgro en- Was de franca convele-
cencia.
Mientras durara la enfermedad de
nuestro companero, la Clinica donde
estaba recluido, fue continuamente
vlsltada por sus numerosas amista-
des. La noticia de su restablecimien-
TO, pues, sera motive de algeria pa
IA la falange de amigos con que cuen-
ia Don Cristobal Real, no solamente
en- esta capital, sino en- todo la isla.
lie asistio en- su enfermedad desde
los primeros momentos, ell notable Y
reputadfsimo galeno DR.. Valenti Mes
tire, graduado de la Universidad de
barcelona, quien acaba de apuntarse
un triunfo mas, en- su brillante ca
rrera de professional. Ell DR.. Valenti
ha obtenido un gran triunfo en- ell
tratamiento de nuestro compafiero,
demostrando una vez mas que es
uno de los medicos mas competentes
Y pre2arados con que cuenta nues-
ira isla. Esa justa reputation de
que goza lie ha llevado a contar con
una clientela vastisima. El DR.. Va
lenti, quien forma parte del acredi-
tado consultorio del DIR. Gonzalez
Martinez, Sc ha hecho acreedor a la
confanza del pdblico, que sabe puede
recurrir el, en- los momentos mas
diffciles.
Tambien tomo una radiograffa de
la pierna que afectara Ell accidente,
el eminente DIR. Gonzalez Martinez,
especialista en- la aplicaci6n de Ra-
yos x Y quien tantos triunfos Sc
apunta a diario.
Consignamos pues, con gran ale
gria, la noticia del restablecimiento
de nuestro companero, Sr. Real, a
quien esperamos yer dentro de pocos
dfas, frente a sus numerosas ocupa.
clones de publicista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
mo necestamOS de privilegiOs nj de prerrOgavas Ia
Alanza VenCerd en- tOda Ia nea, de ESQ no hay duda
dlgund, trunfarGmOS pOf una mayOria Vefddderdmene
abrumadOra, lie dOy mi aabra de HONOR Antonio BarCe6
POr datos fdedgnos puedo afrmar que la Alianza ira
al copO obtenendo la Ucora de los caorce senadores
de Distrito de los treinta cinco Representatives.
dice Jose Tous Soto
81" COALICION FLIGRA una APBULANTE DERROTA LA SANTA ALBANIA
TURCA ASH LO UIER Ell PUEBLO AS 0 EXIGE LA PROPA SYACON
DEL PALS, DICE SANTIAGO IGLESLAS

Por fin, maf1ana. dfa cuatro de no.
viembre, es ell dfa sefialado para La
celebration de las elecciones. Ha ter
minado la campafla electoral. Sc han
Quemado hasta los nltimos cartuchos
Ahora, las agrupaciones polfticas en-
tran en- los hechos. Maflana es ell dfa
de la gran batalla. ;Quienes vence-
ran? lLos aliancistas? lLos coalicio-
nistas? No somos los llamados a de-
cirlO.
PerO 81 oigamos la autorizada OPT
ni0n de los mas prestigiosos lfderes de
la polftica insular. Hemos crefdo de
inter6s, publican Ell estos momentos de
ansiedad polftica, las predicciones de
los lfderes Barcel0, Tous Soto lyle
cias sobre el resultado de las eleccio-
nes. Concedamos pues la palabra a los
autorizados para hacerlo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
FL CoroneI Lewis, en- una circular didada
aver, y dirigida, a los miembros de esa
organization, suplca los msmOs, que
observer en- las eIeCGOnes de ma1ana, Ia
misma caIma, y eI mismO prOCeder firme
que les ha CaraderizadO siempre, case de
Confrontarse con difiCltades y situaCC-
neS deSOrdenadaS

mayor importancia para Puerto Rico
Els importante, porque es la function
! pdblica en- la cual todo el Electora-
! dc de la isla esta llamado a tomar
parte. Es importante, porque del
resultado dependeran los programs
politicos que habran de servir al
pueblo durante los cuatro proximos
amos. Es tambien importante, porque
nuestra inteligencia v progreso Sc
ran medidos de acuerdo con ell grado
de progreso, honradez y equidad de
dicha election.
En- la campafa ahora en- progreso,
han ocurrido va eventos que me obli-
gan hacer cuanto este a mi alcalce
para asegurar a todos los partidos
~ personas runaSw igaala oportunidad
" una probabilidad justa en- una
election libre honrada. Els espe-
cialmente ell deber del Gobernador,
hacer todo cuanto este dentro de sus
facultades para preservar el orden
impedir la violencia. y ell crimen.
Conffo que un espiritu de entera
equidad justicia ha de existir de
rarte de todos los funcionarios, tan
to insulares como municipales, de
nlodo que ning1n cargo justo de lie
ealidad O parcialidad politica can
didato pueda mostrarse. Los funcio-
narios tienen derecho a votar Y a
expresar sus opiniones, del mismo
r!odo que otros hombres pueden ha-
cerlo, pero no tienen derecho usar
sus puestos para ayudar un par
lido O persona con detrimento dc
otro. Un funcionario publico esta
al servicio de todo ell pueblo y no de
un partido politico, Y en- su conducta
ctcial debe observar la mas escru-
rulosa unprecedented entire partidos
candidates. Los edifcios Y ofcinas
publicas no deben usarse, bajo cir
cunstancia alguna, para fines par
tidaristas. Todo los partidos y can
didatos tienen derecho a preparar
mitines publicos para dirigirse a
pueblo, Y presentarle su causa. Lo
arreglos para estos mitines debes
ser hechos por las autoridades mum
pales V la policia, de modo que todos
los partidos tengan una justa opor
tunidad de ser o!dos, debe tomarst
especial cuidado para impedir la in
terrupci6n, desorden y violaciones d
Continda en- la pagina 13
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
EN- VISPERAS DE- LAS ELECCIONES
REINA En- ESTA CAPITAL INTENSE
'MOVIMIENTO DEACITACION P0LITICA
LOS CLUBS Sc. VEN ATESTADOS DE PUBLTCO A TO-
>~~~~e~~~~~"~>>c~"~l DAS HORAS DEL Ola
Ell GObernadOf TOWnef ha SuSpendidO
las ClaSeS durante ell dia hOy.--PfO-
pagandlStaS. Concentrates. -RegFe-
SOS dpreSuradOS
CONCENTRATION DE LA FUERZA POLL.
CIACA.--LOS JOECES ANTE QUIENES Sc
JURARAN LAS DENUNCIAS Ell Ola DE
LAS ELECClONES

FaIta:i pudieramos declr solamente
horas para que ell pueblo ejerza uno
de sus mas grandes derechos, ell dere-
cho al voto, la libre emission de gu
opinion, llevando al poder aquellos
bombres que a su jricio estan mas ca
pacitados para regir los destinos pa
trios.
La agitacion que reina en- esta capt.
tai es inmenga. El movimiento es in
tensisimo. No Sc habla de otra cosa. La
politica es el tema del dia. Los comen-
tarios aurgen a granel, veces de la
manera mas peregrina. Los animos han
llegado su grado maximo de excita-
cion. Aun ell elemento femenino, inter-
viene en- Ia lucha de una manera indi-
recta. FL trafico ha aumentado de una
manera considerable. Se~nota mas am
macion mas vida, nuestra ciudad re-
viste Ell aspecto de las grandes fiestas.
z nada mas natural, es la fiesta de la
patria, es una oportunidad t1nica cada
cuatro a{ios, para ejercer un derecho,
que es al mismo tempo, un deber.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
EEL MUNDO" Sc COMUNICA-
RA DIRECTAMENTE CON LA
ISLA DURANTE Ell Ola De
MANANA
ASimlSmO, hemOS eStabIeCidO un hiIO
CabIegfdfiCO diFeCtO, que COneCta a
NueVd York con DueStFa Reduction,
para ddF las nOtiCiaS dCgrCa del re.
SuItadO de las eIeCCiOneS en- ell NOrte
UN APARATO DE RADIO QUE Sc ms
TALkRA EN- LA PLAZA PUBLlCA TENDRA
AL PUBLICO ENTERADO de Los
ESCRUTINIOS

Con ell prop6sito de que los lecto-
res V simpatizadores de Ell MUNDO
puedan enterarse del resultado de las
elecciones. no solamente en- Puerto Ri
co. sino tambi6n en- los Estados Uni
dos hemos resuelto instalar en- la am
plia sala de nuestra Redacci6n, dos
aparatos telegrafieos directos uno
que Sc comunicara con los setenta Y
pico de pueblos de la isla Y otro que
conecta nuestra Redacci0n con Nue.
va York, a fin de dar los mas am
plios Y ciertos detalles de la gran lu-
cha presidential, que simultaneamen-
te con la nuestra, Sc llevara cabo
mafiana en- la gran Rep1blica del Nor
te.
La magnffica empresa del cable
Frances, siempre celosa de SUI servicio,
nos ha instaIado un magnffico apara-
to, que sera operado por Jtno de sus
mas competentes empleados. Els de to
dos conocida la brillante labor que
/, realiza en- esta isla ell Cable Frances
V todavfa recordamos con orgullo Y
con satisfaction, ell indiscutible triun-
70 que obtuvo el hilo directo estable-
cido por dicha Empresa en- nuestra Re-
Continla en- Ia 5a. pag.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
QUE Ell ELECTORADO
DECIDA

Cada uno pues, tiene fe ciega en- el
triunfo dc sus ideales. Cada uno de
estos ilustres lfderes esta SECURE de.
la victoria. Y ahora, que ell electorado
decida. Dejemos que hablen las ur-
mas. Falta va tan POGO tempo, cast
loras, que muy bien podemos resignar
nos tener un POGO de paciencia.
En- nuestra edici0n del microbes,
que empezard circular como de cos
tumbre, desde las primeras horas de
la mafiana, tendrdn nuestros lectores
una information completa y detallada
del resultado de estas renidas eleccio-
nes. Esperemos pues. <
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
COMO PIENSA DON
JOSE TOUS SOTO

Este ilustre polftico, quien sincera-
mente ha lido a un entendido con la
Union, tambi6n conffa ciegamente en-
ell triunfo de la Alianza Puertorrique-
ila. a la cual ha defendido tanto desde
que en- SUI mente existi6 la idea de unir
toda la familia portorriquena bajo
labras, va que elias son mas intere-
santes.
-"Por datos fidedignos, puedo afir
mar que la Alianza ira al copo, obte
niendo la victoria de sus cuatro Sc.
nadores y tres representatives por acu-
mulaci0n, asf como de sus catorce Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
COMO PIENSA DON
r. BARCELO


Oigamos en- primer lugar, don
Antonio r. Barcel6, ilustre lfder Y al
ma-mater de la Alianza, Presiden-
te del Senado. Dice ell senior Barcel6.
NO necesitamos de privilegios nj
de prerrogativas. La Alianza vencera
en- toda la lfnea. De ESQ no hay duda
alguna. Triunfaremos por una mayo
ria verdaderamente abrumadora lie
doy mi palabra de honor.
Yeran, pues, nuestros iectores, que
ell seiior Barcel6 tiene fe ciega en- el
triunfo Gle La Alianza, la cual ha
dado todas sus energfas entusiasmos
durante estos Gltimos meses de inten-
sa agitaci6n polftica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
AVISO
A LOS HIPoDRoMos, EMPRE3A-
RIOS, Y AL PUBLICo EN-
GENERAL

Sc avisa por la presente que con
fecha de Sept. del 1924, ell gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos me ha con,
ferido patcnte de invencion de los nc
delos de combinaciones (cuadros), pa
ra juegos o certamenes incluyendo el
juego del POOL, que ninguna pei
soma, empresa, sociedad, corpora
ci6n puede imprimir, usar nj vendel
los llamados cuadros que Sc emplear
hoy para tai juego al "pool'' sin mi
consentimiento.
San Juan, P. r. Oct. 90, 1923.
(Fdo.) Ernesto d. REYES.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
LA FAMILIA SANToNI DESEA
OAR LAS GRACIAS

La distinguida familia Santoni, de
Rinc6n, nos enearga, extendamos ?
su Nnombre, las mas expresivas gra-
c;as, a todas sus amistades, que en-
ei doloroso momento de la muerte de
don Santiago Santoni, les expresaron
su condolencia por medic de cartas
y telegramas.
Al mismo tempo, desean EXPIRE
sar su gratitud los. Drs. Garcia de
Quevedo y Perea, quienes hicieron
cuanto estuvo al alcance de sus fuer-
zas para librar de la muerte al dis
tinguido caballero fallecido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
COMO PIENSA DON
SANTIAGO IGLESIAS

Este polftico batallador, alma mater
de Ia coalici6n repdblico- -socialista, v
lfder supreme de los socialistas, asegu-
ra por su parte una apabullante de-
rrota para sus adversarios, en- vfspe-
ras de las elecciones. Oigamos como
sc expresa Iglesias:
La coalici6n repdblico- -socialista
inflingir:l una. apabpllante derrota a
La Santa Alianza Turea en- el dia de
maiiana. Toda la isIa. como movida
por un resorte, votara bajo nuestra
insignia. Nuestro triunfo sera inmen-
so. Asf 10 quiere ell pueblo, arbitro So
berano, y asf 10 exige la propia saliva
ci6n del pals"