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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
NEW LAND is THROWN
OPEN TO ENTRY

The United States Land office al
HALEY, Idaho, sends US the following
list of lands which have been sur
veyed and the date when the map for
same will be on file in the HALEY
land office, and for the benefit of all
who nigh be interested, we publish
it herewith.
Notice is hereby given that town
ship n. r. II E., and sections to
10 inclusive, 10 to 36 inclusive, in
township 9 ~, r. II E., have been
officially surveyed by the U. s. Sur
veyor General, and that the plats of
such surveys will be officially filed
in this office on May IA. 1924, at 8
o'clock A. NJ. on and after that date
the land will become subject 10 en-
try by preference right claimants who
file within the time provided by law
However, all these lands are included
in the Forest Reserve, except Sections
4 8, 8, and 9. T. N. and Sections
8, 10, 13 to II inclusive 20 to 20 in
elusive, and 80 to Sc inclusive in T.
s N.
For a period of twenty days prior
to May IA, 1924. discharged officers.
soldiers, sailors or marines. entitled
to preference right of entry under
Public Resolution No. 90, approved on
February IA, 1920, and those claiming
a preference right superior to such
officers, soldiers, sailors or marines,
and others may execute and file their
applications for such land, and all
such applications of officers, soldiers
sailors or marines, received in the U.
S. Land office at HALEY, Idaho on or
before 8 o'clock A NJ. on May IA, 1924
shall be treated as filed simultaneous
ly. 1t is not necessary, however, that
any such claimants should file within
this twenty-day period.
For the period of twenty days prior
to August IA. 1924. any qualified ap-
plicant may execute and file his ap-
plication for such land, and such ap-
plications, together with those re-
ceived in this office at 9 o'clock A
M. on May IA, 1924, shall be treated
as filed simultaneously.-MAY G. AN
GEL, Register.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
POLES ALL SET
AND WIRE IS
Being STRETCHED

The work of erecting the poles for
the transmission line of the electric
light plant was completed last Mon
day afternoon and as soon as this
was done the work of stringing the
wire was begun.
The generator, switchboard and
engine are all installed and all the
places having the necessary fixtures
will be lighted in short time now.
AS soon as the towns street lights
arrive they will be installed and for
the first time in its forty-odd years,
the streets Of Challis will be lighted
One turning the corner near the
forest station will get very impress
sive view of the town when the street
is lighted up with the nine 100-watt
lamps, which will be suspended in
the middle OF the street at intersec-
lions with cross streets.
Challis is steadily going forward
and the matter of electric lights is
one of the biggest steps she has ev-
er accomplished toward making the
town modern one.
During the past two or three weeks
the street from the postoffice corner
to the Peck hill has been graded up
and more than a hundred loads Of ex-
ceilent road material has been haul
ed in.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
FARMERS ATTENTION

We are selling from $50 to 1000 broke horses
and mules every Monday and Tuesday, Prices
years. The demand for this kind will hold up
for thirty days. We are getting lot of in
quiry for range horses AMI mares, weighing
from 100 to 400 pounds, especially the bet
ter kind of Percheron bred blocky built, to
year Odds. The outlook was never better and
we look forward to very good prices. Don't ne
glect your horses-they are coming back rap
idly. Write for information. Opening Range
Horse Sale June 9th and 10th. fiji fiji
COLORADO HORSE & MULE COMMITS
SION COMPANY.
Denver, Colorado
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
Thinos Pope Bans.

Women visitors to the pope must
wear dresses which reach to the
wrists, ankles and chin; while gloves.
makeup" such as powder and rouge
and all rings, save wedding and en-
gagement rings are placed under the
BAN
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16

Announce yourself, If you are a can
didate for the nomination to some Of
flee in the county this year. 1t helps
a lot to let people know you are after
the Job. We will run your announce
meni It'll e,cetion time for the sum
Of $1,000. Get your hat in the ring
and get 1t in early.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
Formation of Coal.

The general theory regarding the
formation of coal is that it results
from the decomposition of vegetation
in swamps under tremendous pressure
at high temperature. The first state
is peat; second, Ignite; third, bitumi-
nous; fourth, anthracite; and the final
state is graphite from which pencils
are made.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
Little. but Great Jumper.

The jerboa. or Egyptian jumping
mouse. whose habitat is the Soudan
desert. is the smallest of all leaping
mammals. 1t has extraordinarily
long hind legs, a lengthy tail which
acts as rudder. and it can jump ten
times its own length.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
couino and Coino-

First Freshman quitting up pictures)
ST can't find a single pin. Where do
they all go, anyway" Second Fresh
man-"It's hard to tell, because they're
pointed in one direction and headed in
another"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16

Atteli the track meet here May 20.
See our fancy boxed stationery IS
to 80 cents a box. This value will
really surprise you.-The Messenger.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
Earliest Painting of Rose.

The earliest known painting of a
rose was recently found on frescoed
plaster in ancient ruins at Knossos in
the Island of Crete and dates from
about 1900 B. c.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
Thew Would Not.

What a fine world this would be II
those who have money would use It
as those who haven't money think
they would use it if they had 1t. which
they wouldn't
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
Hope an Unsafe Friend.

Hope is a pleasant acquaintance,
nut an unsafe friend. Hope is not the
man for your banker, but be may do
very well for a travelling companion
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
IDAHO STATE WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

People of every state in the Unior
might as well be on their guard a
gainst legislation infatuated from
time to time proposing to remove
large blocks of property from the tax
rolls and to destroy independent en-
terprise on the part of citizens high
or low, rich or poor, Such programs
always Injuries the chances for en-
ployment on one hand, while 1ncreas-
ing the tax bill ON the other.
! Idaho Falls-Carload of honey ship
ped direct to London, England.
Benewah county lets cotract FOR a
100000 court house.
University of Idaho and Lewiston
State Normal will complete year with
out a deficiency.
J Mullan suffering from shortage of
houses.
Mullan will spend $4,000 on paving
Yellowstone trail.
Boise--Large wool clips bringing
40 cents a pound February lambs
contracted for August at 10 cents.
About 21,50O acres land in Idaho
county thrown open to homestead en-
try.
Bovill-Continen Oil Co. to erect
distributing station here.
Mackay-Ore shipments for month
OF March exceeded those of winter
cnths.
Rigby--Sugar plant here purchased
for 100000 by Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.
Lewisto-Northwe grain deal
ers to hold convention here In June.
angeviile-Idano Press Associa-
ton will hold annual convention here
in June.
Elk river sawmill resumes opera
lions.
Parma-Work- on construction of
new irrigation system on Parma
Heights starts.
State calls bids on eight miles Bur-
road.
Nampa Construction work on
new 100000 passenger sta
ton will commence soon.
Mountain States Telephone & Tel
egraph Co. start work new toll line
between Jerome and Wendell.
Nampa-In interest of tax reduc-
ton Nampa has abolished office of
street commissioner.
$4,000 worth of new |
homes under construction in Corbin |
Park Addition.
Aberdeen is to have cheese factory. |
State treasury earns s26,144.1S for
quarter ending March 81.
Acknowledgements quarry to re-
sumo operations.
Parma-Work on new bridge over !
Island ditch well under way.
Nampa-Steps being taken by grang
md chamber of commerce which may
'esult in establishment of vegetable
canning plant here.
Ontario-New interstate bridge be-
ng built here will cost s135,000 and
will be largest bridge on Snake river
Caldwell-Farmers of Canyon coun-
Y order tons calcium arsenate to
pray 5000 acres alfalfa.
raigmon.-Central, Prairie and
North highway districts plan pro-
ram for meeting of North and South
nd Lewis-Clark highways.
Establishment of cheese
actory here is assured.
An improvement program costing
pproximately s45O,OOO will be started
y Northern Pacific railroad on Idaho
ivision.
st. Maries-School board lets con-
ract for erection of building for $780,
90.
Moscow-Natatoriu built by Pur-
ty Creamery company is now open
o public.
Pocatello--Fort Hall paved road is
ssured.
Caldwell Plans under way for
ew riding hall and armory for Idaho
National Guard
Carload shipments of potatoes from
daho Falls totaled 49S for March.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
Tolerance.

There are things which one doesn't
enjoy, that other people do enjoy.
Here's where one gets out his toler-
ance and puts It In practice.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
p.rdi+Ionl caesarI rhouoht He.

81 have crossed the rubicund," muir
murs Subbubs as. after some words
with his iorid cook, he Caesar may
ing for the train--Boston TranscriJ
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
New Flying Device Made.

An omnivator, which its my
claims will ascend, descend or y
any direction or remain static
the air, is to compete in the A<9
helicopter contest. -
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
Worries of a Week.

Each week has from three to I'VE
mall worries. Notice that those Of
he week before are ridiculous now.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
Do They Think

L seems to be difficult for modern
,)oets to keep on thinking of the same
heme for twenty or thirty pages.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
Heard 1000 Feet up.

The roar of traffic. reduced to
faint hum, can be heard In balloon
1000 feet above the streets of New
York.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
Charter No 157

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The First State Bank at Challis, in
the State of Idaho, at the close of
business March 31st, 1924. An
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16

s173,886.37
State of Idaho, County of Custer, SIS.
/, N. c. Hovey, Cashier of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
N. c. HOVEY, Cashier
Correct-Attest:
H. H. HARTMAN,
F. NICKERSON, Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 15t1. day of April 1924
certify that I am NOT an officer
or Director of this Bank.
W. W. ADAMSON,
Notary Public.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-08

A LOS ILUSTREs PoLITICos BAR
CELLO Y ToUs SOTO, PATRIoTAs
SIN TACHA Y SIN. DoBLEz

En- todas las contiendas hay siempre
III general, un dirigente.
En- nuestro pals Sc ha dado, a vos-
otros por fortuna la direction de los
dos partidos hist6ricos, por ser vos-
otros puertcrriqucnos netos Y caballe-
rosos, luchadores incansables por los
mas hermosos ideales.
Antics de ahora Ell pals les conocia
como patriotas y grandes politicos; PEI
70 despu5s del manifesto que habe:s
-lanzado al pueblo, despues dc csc docu-
Inento que encierra la unica Y mas SUI
blime solucion de los hombres que aman
a Puerto Rico y desean cesen para
siempre las luchas cruentas entire her
manos, les conocemos como grandes Y
~verdaderos patriotas, a quienes en- no
Leland dfa Sc les tejera la diadema de
la victoria, toda vez que con gran tao
TO y acierto habeis presentado al pals
Ia mejor Inca de conducta a seguir pa
"a bien de este terruno.
Es de sentirse que la isla entera no
Sc haya ~pronunciado en- favor del ma
nifiesto de estos dos grandes hombres,
los lideres mas caracterizados, para los
que Ell pals sensato guardara eterno re-
cuerdo.
ST en- otras ocasiones supisteis BATH
ros con caballerosidad 9 hidalguia en-
las lides 6picas por la conquista de
grandes ibertades, es de suponer que
ahora con mas raz6n puesto que CON
tais con mas admiradores, sabreis Luz
char por Ell hermoso triunfo de una mo-
BILE idea que representa- Ell principle de
nueya aurora EN- los destinos de
nuestro pals.
ST desde ell alto cielo puede sorpren
derse ivive dos! 10 que pasa aqui aba
10, Ell espiritu immortal de Muhoz Ri
vera, gloria de nuestro pueblo, que
duerne ahora en- Ell sepulcro Y vive la
immortal. vida que Dios concede a los
buenos, habra v;sto con sinpatia ell
ideal de estos ilustres caballeros que
no es otro sino Ell que fus su mismo
ideal.
I~nfatigables obreros de las mas. her
raosas cansas, seguir adelante Z no os
intimid6ts porQhe encontr6:s obstacus
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-08
III

Decididamente, las Inconsistencies y
faltas dc logica Ell que INQUIRE ell sis
tema politico VICENTE prueban que los
hon1bres que de tempo atras han te-
nido a SUI cargo la direction de la cosa
pdblica, han considerable que la socie-
dad es un cuerpo que pertenece al or
den mecanico, y que Sc rige por las
formulas y reglas de ese orden.
Porque, Observance en- SUI fondo Ell
desarrollo cue ha tenido durante los
dltirnos amos 10 que lamar podemos
Ell movimiento politico universal es evil
dente que Ia sociedad Sc Ia movido y
desenvuelto en- una desproporci6n mar
cada con ell movimiento y desarrollo
que han tenido las leyes hechas para
regir TODD Ell sistema politico-social
existente.
Los legislatures de nuestros ITEM
pos adnniten, sin duda, de Ia propen-
sion natural al crecimiento que refine
como inherente cuaIidad Ia organiza-
ci6n Social y Politiea pero estiman
sin embargo, y juzgan que las leyes
que q semejante estado han de aten-
der, deben ser las mismas de antaho,
Y en- NADIA creeer para adaptarse al
desarrollo de Ia sociedad; que deben
continuar las mismas, invariables e in
fexibles, porque, segtin esos principles
Y lcyes de la. mecanica que sus ideas
gobternan. en- NADIA pueden alterar las
preparedness de los cuerpos las leyes
etcrnas que los rigen.
Pero estamos en- desacuerdo con es-
tie principle, y esta manera de yer Ia
sociedad y de atender a su desarrollo,
Decfamos antes cue Ia sociedad es Tin
cuerpo vivo, que la ley que rige a la
sociedad tafnbien en- del mismo orden,
poruue la ley es ell resultado Y la ex-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-08

PRISCILLA DEAN COCO Mulsifed que
sCuya heruosa cabellera
contribute a su encantp.es puro Y absolu'
tamente i~nofcnsivo, y que supera en-
eficacia a cualquicr otra cosa que US
ted pueda usar.
Dos 0 tres c~ucharaditas limpian per
feetamente Ell cabello Y Ell cuero ca
belludo. -
SinpleraeNte m6iese Ell cabello con
aqua clara y fr6telo con este. Produ-
ce ana espuna RIGA y aburdante, la
cual Sc enjuaga facilmente quitando
hasta la Ultima partfcula de polvo y
caspa. Ell cabello sc stca rapida y uni
folmemente hacienda flexible ell cuero
cabelludo Y ell pelo suave, sedoso, lus-
trosO y ondulado.
FL a@eite dc coco Mulsiiied pueds
obtenerse faeilnsente en- cualquier bo-
tica, ~drogueria, ~perfumeria 0 peluque-
ria. rs muy ~econ6nlico, pucs bastan
unas .cnantas onzas para toda la IA.
milia durante meses. Cuidcse de las
imitaciones, Exijase que sea Mulsiied,
fabrieado por Watkins.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-08
Ell NUEvo sUB-DIRECToR DE LA
UNION PAN-AMERICANA

Ell Consejo Directive de la Union
Fanamericana, en- session especial cele-
brada Ell - de Marco de 1924, eligi6
como Subdirector de dicha institution
al DR., Esteban Gil Borges, para llenar
la vaeante o~casionada por la reciente
nuerte del sefior don Francisco Javier
Yanes.
Nacio Ell DR.. Gil Borges ell s de fe-
brero de 1879, habiendo completado SUI
educacion en- la Universidad de Ca
racas Ell la cual obtuvo en- 1899 ell IT,
tulo de Doctor en- Derecho. En- 1906
fu6 nombrado Consejero de Derecho
International adjunto a la Comisi6n
Mixta de asuntos Fronterizos entire Co.
lombia y Venezuela. En- 1902 recibi6
Ell nombramiento de Relator de la Cor
tie Suprema de Justicia, siendo eleva-
do ell mismo ano a la categoria de Pre-
sidente de este importante cuerpo jul
dicial. De 1903 a 1909 ell DR.. Gil Bor-
ges fUe professor de SOCIOLOGICAL Gene
raj, Economic PoIitica Y Finanzas, 9
Historic y Filosofia del Derecho en-
la Universidad de Caracas, v en- 1918
fue tarabien catedratico de Derecho In
ternacional v Diplamac;a en- la misma
Universidad.
En- 1909 fu6 nombrado Primer Sc
cretario de la Legaci6n de Venezuela
en- Washington y, POGO tempo despues,
Consejero de Legaci6n, cargo este Ill
timo que desempeE6 hasta 1914. En-
esta fecha pas6 a desempenar ell mis-
mo puesto ante las Legaciones de We
%nezuela en- Francia, Inglaterra Y Ale
mania, representando, ademas, a su
pals en- Ia Ccnferencia International
para la Suppression del Concrete del
opio, celebrada en- La Haya en- 1914.
En- 1917 fu6 E%ncargado de Negocios
de Venezuela en- Espana.
De 1919 a 1921 ell Or. Gil Borges
d~esempeh6 Ell cargo de Ministro de Re-
laciones Exteriores de Venezuela, y en-
Ell dltimo de los amos mencionados fu6
designado como Enviado Especial de su
Gobierno a Ia Inauguration de la esta-
tina del Iibertador Simon Bolivar OBJ
sequiada por dicho Gobierno a la ciu-
dad de Nueva York.
En- 1918 fu6 electo A~cademico de la
academia Eacional venezolana Y en-
1919, a proppesta de los sefores Mau-
ra y cotarelo, fu6 electo Miembro Co
respondents de la Real Academia Es-
paiola. En- 1921 recibi6 ell tftulo ho-
norario de Doctor en- Derecho GIL.
ID de la Universidad de Georgetown,
Washington, d. c..
Ell DR.. Gil Borges es autor de las
obras siguientes: ''Filosofia de la His-
toria del Derecho'', ssLa Historic del
Derecho y sus Formas Pr~;mitivas'',
"~Codifcaci6n y Unifcaci6n del Dere-
cho international y Macdonald, y
Lsctufas Acaddmieas
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tAgnadiIla, p. r.

h
los en- vuestro canine, porque es muy
sabido CUE cuanto mas noble es una
causa tanto mas dificil de so1
los inconyenientes que Sc lie presentan
FL ideal que acariciais es Ell tr;unfo
del pueblo Gle Puerto Rico, y 81 per
ventura cristalizara en- la mas herInosa
realidad, como no es de dudarse, mott
vos tendriamos para regocijarnos y
ecliar al vuelo las campanas, como Ell
pueblo americana las echo cuando II
campana de la Libertad sonoramente
anuncio Ell hosanna del triunfo eman-
cipador.
Emilio T. GARCIA.
Sapana Grandenabril 81 zles1924s (
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EstudiO de Perez MarChand

f-ET
preston Gel grado y nivel de adelanta-
miento en- que la sociedad, en- un mo-
mento dado de SUI historic, Sc Ia CO..
locado.
Ateniendonos al es5recho ~criterio que
abunda en- la idea de que la sociedad
moderna no debe a~lejarse del conce9-
to que de la mujer expresaron los an
tiguos, nj cariar la medida de libertad
politica que ella merece, estaremos 2
Ia dificil situaci6n de un estado co,a-
plejo de cosas, por caanto exaltamos
por la education a la rujer en- MUGS
ira moderna sociedad y, sin embargo,
r~retendemos aiustarla al molde y a los
l~iIaites politicos de epocas anteriores
n que Ia muier y Ell hombre no vi
Wan en- la Tisma relacion de ley y po-
Utica en- que la edad presente les ha
colocado.
Pero hemos dicho antes tambi6n,
que tratariamos con preferential 10 que
en- el orden politico la mujer puede
llamar su derecho, y a este nos aten-
drelnos extrictamente hoy.
La mujer tiene justo derecho a par
ticipar con ell hombre en- la legislation,
administrator y gobierno de su pals
y tiene asfmismo ell derecho de ejer-
citar el privilegio del sufragio poll
tico Que hoy solo disfruta ell hombre.
Sin pretender cansar, nj menos ex-
traviar, en- Ell estudio v analisis de 10
que en- raz6n de verdad signifca el
concepto de Derecho, a que Sc aten-
dra la mujer para defensa de SUI justa
reclamation de libertades politicas,
veamos y consideremos que resulta Gle
todo pinto aparente que ell homhre hoy
| goza Y disfruta en- la polftica Y 60
bierno del pueblo, de una MEDIA de
libertsd y derccho para hacer, que es
privilsgiada.
Sobre este particular va Ell c~riterio jul
ridico universal sostiene que ell ejcrci-
eio del sufragio es un "privilegio'',
que no cabe naturalmente, en- su pri-
iner aspecto, entire los reconocidos CO.
mo fundamentales derechos del horn
hre, y que pasa a ser del orden de De-
reeho solo cuando va IA sido otorgado
" confirmado por Ia voluntad sobera-
na del Estado.
Pero Ell estado es, en- 1ltimo analisis
IL expression de la voluntad del pue-
bio. y ell pueblo que vota v elige, por
raz6n de fuer2a y do costumbre, re-
p~resenta siempre la voluntad de HON.
BRES.
De manera que, en- orden de euuidad
y justieia, no debemos lamar eli SUI
Tragic un DEREcTFo DE Los HON.
BRES, porque, en- la serie de elemen-
tos cue integran ell concepto Derecho,
tenemos que Sc requiere, como primer
dial condici6n para SUI e~xistencia, que
10 e~jercite una PERSONA.
Y Ell sufrsgio politico aqui en- nues-
tro pals es tan solo de la pertenencia
de determinada clase de persona
natural, cuyo orden de preferencias ra-
dica en- SUI sexo.
R. ". PEREZ MARcHAND.
Ponce, abril A, 1924.
CoNTINUARA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-08
Ell SUFRAGTo rs UN DERECIIo
MAS QUE COMPETE A LA MUJER
{Rssuaio POlitico-social de Actualidad)

"La sociedad esta examinando-
Sc a ST misma desde la base a la
cumbre; esta hacienda nuevo ana
Isis critico de sus elementos; es-
ia investigando sus antiques prac
ticas al mismo tempo que las
nuevas, escrutando todos los rum
Dos y motives de su vida
WOODROW WILSON.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-08

alcali. Este desc
ca el c cabe-
lludo, hacienda ell
cabello fragil Y
q~ucbradizo.
Lo mas pruden-
tie es adoptar 90
mo medic de linn
pieza el aceite de
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!!usvo remcdiO para el A!gado. Cara
tUa5s I'D desdrdcnes deL hfge1O
V ca eStdnara.

II Rcmedio de Leonardo es TN ruevo
descvtslmicnto gegagal one llmpia el higa-
do y estomago DC eoda3 las materials vcle-
nosaS y ksce que esyos organoS whales
trdb@jen ptopiamcnto FL Renedio &c
Leonardo para 81 tii2ado no contiere calo-
mel, ~ deja a Ia persona estrcfida. 81
sufre I'D. de desordencs del higado, el es-
s0tilago o iatcstilos, tome inmcdiatainente
el Rcinedio DC Leonardo. i'm s~gradahle me-
dicamSnto quo sceura c :Hofensvanente
forta'ctcra y FrTnancutcplente vigorizara
su !ie3A9 j. cst5Tlago Biliosidad, dolores
De cahcza, c~stc:aaco agrio, Indigestion,
erlcice, alien.o fttido, estrolaniento Y
paInitaciorss sou pEuebas de qne tiene I'd.
el llgaaG.y es.Gpago de%sconpucstos = de-
n,andaA el uso Immediate del Renedio de
Leonardo. De venla- en- todas las drogue-
rias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-08
POSTAL RAPIDA
(DEsDE A~GUADILLA)
Los "GRANDEs,, Y
LOS "cHIoUITos'
Sr. Director de Ell MUND0,
San Juan.

Sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Editorial de hoy de Ell MUNDO,
bajo erigrafe "Los Grandes y los
Chiquitos'', ha sido leido con extraor-
dinaria avidez y entusiaszno, origina-
do mil favorables commentaries y objs-
to de una iateasisi,aa propaganda cohs
cieate, per ~rclejar mGgistralmerte 81
ses5ado latente del alma pue-toTrique-
fla, cen motive de Ia enconada actua-
lidad politica que SO enyalentona en-
nuestros dlas.- Complaciendo suplica
do varios amigos, -continuaremos sints-
tizando sentiniento altruista de seiec-
tbs espiritus alejados odiosas cortiea-
das politicas para contribuir desinte-
grar pals detantos ssCoBos y co.,
TCS".
Carlos MARTINEZ RoLDAN.
tAgnadiIia, ?. R.)