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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-28
NOTAS DEPoRTIVAS
"JACAGUAS"

Ell domingo ultimo Sc efectu6 un
encuentro entire las nOvenas ''DAY
ELDER" de San Juan y "JACA-
GUAS" dc Juana Diaz, habiendo sa-
lido victoriosos ell ambos juegos los
muchachos del "JACAGUAS STAR -.
con el siguiente score:
Juego de In maiiana: Jacaguas:. ~
carreras Day Elder: 9 cerOs.
Juego de Ia tarde: Jacaguas: 10 ca
rreras Day. Elder: 0 ceros.
En- verdad. que nosotros creiamos
que los muchachcs de N. G.. de la No
ceda estarian mas preparados para ju
gar con ell "Jacaguas STAR
vayan tomando nota las novenas de
primera clase; y 81 quieren enterarse
de 81 Jacaguas juega pelota de verdad,
no hay mas q. preguntarselo lanove-
ma del oriente (Humacao) en- los dos
juegos one Sc llevaron a efecto ALI ell
domingo IS de los corrientes; lie de-
mostramos que no era Ia picuita "Al-
lentown''. a la que ell celebre CANA
ron lie do nueve ceros. Ell mismo Ca
maron puede decirlo que Sc VIC en-
grandes aprietos y lego moler vidrio
del fipo.
Amigo Pipo: GQu6 sabio es usted,
cuando no concedio al "Allentown"
cue viniera a jugar con el ''Jacaguas
Star" en- Juana Diaz el Is del CO.
rriente mes?; pues Ell ese dia estaba-
mos dispuestcs a darle su pequeha tun-
d. = Ia novenita Americana.
Mo tencmos uicdo ninguna move
~ Il" pr'mrra clase. estamos dispuestos
ljdiar con Ia cue nos lance Ell reto;
p"es ccn'amos con s'ugaers como Mar
-" Qriro Shoemaker. Rober-o y otros
ras &C tener'os tapaitos para hacsr-
les poser I'm sustito Ia novena que
Sc crea Que va a coger una picia.
Cola oreia Ribosch, Msyagiiez. San
Jnan Athletic. coamo. Humacao el
mismo ALLENTOWN"
MAMA TIN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-28
Muller CoNTRABANDIsTA
Lindas 'chauffeurs" en- lujOsos We
hiculos efectnan el transporte - Han
sido arrestadas muchas dc elias.
UN VISITANTE.

Nuevd York, ls- En- ma dc las
oic-nas del depart1mento prOhibiclc-
nista dc la eiudad de New York sc
pEso dc manifesto que Ia mayoria de
los contrabandistas que traiican Ell las
costas del Atl4ntico utilizan 4 las mu-
jeres para que c0nduZcan los coches de
lujo en- que Sc transporta la illcita mer-
calCia.
En- efecto. Sc dio e. case de que dos
fede.aics de servicio en- New Jersey
habian arrestado 4 varias personas que
via. aoan en- un limousine guiado por una
dana ell el cual iba III Importance
cargamento dc hcores.
La chauffeur declare luego en- la
com:s9lia de po.icia CUE los contraban-
disias lie habian ofrCcido S25 para que
ce encargara de conducir el vchiculo
con cl I'm de disipar toda sospecha.
Mr.. Lamp, jefe dc la expedition y
alma del movimjento contrabandista
cxplico ia pressrcia de la mujer en- ell
coche diciendo Qle en- efecto. no obede-
cia a otIa causa que al tenor que ts-
riar de ser sorprendidos por los agcn-
tes secos 81 10 trataba de despis.arlos
con la presencia dc una ujer ell ell
volante.
Arres-os de esta nat"raleza slguen
ofectuardose diario en- ei Estado de
New Jersey Y la rrcsencia de una uu-
je- en- cl pescante de un vehiculo es
casi ind.cio infalible de que en- el IN
terror hay algo que Sc trata de ocultar
uti'izardo como cortina de humo sus
bellezas encantos.
Por condescender precisamentc en- ia
les casos firtear con las 'mecanicas'
han sido destituidos 5 agentes secos
del Estado que Sc dejaron enervar y
consintiaron que varios automovlles
conlucidos por mujeres pasaran con
contrabando.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-28

Para toda clase de cliches, de
Inca de medic toao, dirijase a
Puerto Rico Ilustrado", San
Joss numero 2.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-28
4. LLOPART
HARLE INGfES EN is MINUTOS
SAN JUAN, p. r.

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-28
iANO NUEvO : VIDA NUEvA!
SU PoRVENIR ES Ell PRoBLEMA MAS IMPC
DE LA VIDA

Para listed ell probena mas mportante de la vida
porvcnr Todos los denas asuntos nsignficantes
conparados e Es absoluanene necesaro que, 81 de-
usted porvenr que valga Ia pena, pense el
riamenIe.
La mayor parte de la gente piensa dez mas en-
placeres puerIes que porvenr Esta la de
que la Vasta mayoria de Ia huanidad pemanezca esta-
cionara mundo Ileno de oportundades
E exto depende de la suerte. Nade debe solamente
a la casualidad un exito complete.
La preparation tecnca que dan las Especaldades de
LAS ESCUELAS INTERNAClOkALES ha sido ell medic de
que han Waldo miles de 6venes para asegurar ban-
te poVenr 10 que eos han hecho puede hacer usted
Estos aIunnos que han tenido gran exto poseen
cuadad extraordinaria No gozaron de nngma
lie ofrezca usted ahora. Son, sencamente
hon1bres decideron triunfar, tuveron
fanza 81 misnos fueron constante ell trabaio.
Su saVacion depende &c usted iOue hacer usted?
G0uere nuesra ayuda? Escrbanos En- nada Sc compro-
mete -
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
DUQUETTE

Phyllis Erickson made a trip
to Sandstone between trains
Wednesday.
Remember the St. Patrick
dance March 18th. Come and get
your shamrock.
Miss Alice Hedberg left Mon
day for st. Paul, where she ex-
poets to be employed.
Miss Orbin spent the week end
at her home in Sandstone, re-
turning here Sunday noon.
John M. Anderson has added to
the pleasure and entertainment
at his home by installing a new
piano.
+. O. Johnson took a number
of young people over to Moose
Lake last Friday night to attend
a show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Barquist
and baby, Stanley, of Proctor,
are spending a few days at the
Hedberg home.
Chas. Anderson and daughter.
Selma, left Monday for Superior
where Mr.. Anderson is taking
medical treatment.
f. 0. Johnson took Bernice
Mcclure to Moose Lake Monday.
A doctor there removed the plas-
ter cast from her wrist.
Melvin Swendson and Hiding
Magnuson left Sunday for Duluth
where Melvin is employed and
Hiding seeking employment.
Miss Florence Melancon re-
turned to Duluth to work again
last week, after assisting at home
for some time during her moth
er's absence.
Frank Pilrain and f. 0. John
son motored to Duluth Wednes-
day, where Frank is going to
consult a doctor and find out
what ails him.
Medical aid was summoned to
the Cramer home Sunday eve
ming to Mrs. Cramer who was
taken seriously i'll. She is re-
ported as improving at the pres
ent writing.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
Wrestling Contest.

The Duquette column in the
Askov American is getting
mighty popular in our local COM
munity as the many requests for
sample copies indicate. The
chief incentive these days is the
wrestling match to be pulled off
the 21st of April between VIM.
Crosby of Nickerson and our local
wrestling blacksmith, John
Ahlm.
Mr.. Crosby is so we'll known to
the lovers of the game that he
needs no introduction. He has
wrestled before at Duquette and
has been on the mat at many
other places and thus far has
never been thrown by any oppo-
nent of equal or less weight.
Our local champion. John,
has had experience in this. line
reaching over a vast territory.
including matches in Canada, as
well as in his own country; espe-
cial record of his feats may be
found during his residence in
Minneapolis. Furthermore Mr..
Ahlm's appearance on the mat
April 81, for the 80 minute
match, will cause the keenest of
interest as he has challenged the
winner of the later Crosby-Lar-
son match to meet him about
June z.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
Pleasant Hill Neighborhood

w. Fall of Barnum, paid a visit
to his brother, Oscar Fall, over
Sunday.
The Frank Mach and Berglund
families spent Sunday afternoon
at the John Mach home.
William Dixon who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Ira Eggi-
man, the past two months left
Monday for Souix City on his
way home to Madison, S. D.
A party was held at Albert
Smiths Friday evening. The
light fantastic was stepped off
to the music of a photograph
and a good time was reported.
An adjourned annual meeting
of the Star Rural Telephone Co.
was held at Carl Bade's Saturday
evening. Earl Howey was re-
elected secretary-treasurer and
John Babe president.
John Mach left for Trip, Sd,
Monday for a two weeks stay
with his children of that place
While Mr.. Mach is gone Mrs. O
I, Rudd of Park, is staying with
Mrs. Mach who is an invalid.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13

Mrs. VIM. Mcclure who has
spent about a week in Duluth, re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Axel Peterson of Nickerson,
kept house for the family while
she was gone.
The finish wrestling match be-
tween VIM. Crosby and Albert
Larson, both Of Nickerson, has
been finally decided upon and
will be held at the Duquette
Community hall Saturday night,
May II.
Election in the town of ker-
rick was the quietest election
known in the township. Only
one ticket in the field and no u.s.
sue up. At Nickerson however
there was a strong contest and
close one. The cars scurrying
around picking up voters remind
ed one of old times.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13

John Swenson and daughters Wis
tied at Alfred Anderson's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Ferguson
and son called at Ole Beckstrom's
Sunday.
c. j. Carlson attended the
creamery convention held at St
Paul last week.
S. c. Johnson was elected SUI
pervisor, Andrew Bornhoft re-
elected clerk, Tom Golden re-
elected treasurer, Pat Shepherd
and Mrs. Warren justices of the
peace and Glenn Ferguson and
Gilbert Johnson constables at the
Kerrick township election Tues
day.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
KERRICK

Joe McGrath consulted a doc
tor in Superior Monday.
AL Hyatt and Robert J. Hogan
spent Saturday in Duluth.
Mrs. j. j. Shea spent the fore
part of the week with her par
ents in Duluth.
Little Vern House has been i'll
for a few days, but is somewhat
better at this writing.
A few from here took in the
basket ball game between Askoy
and Sandstone at Askov Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Larson
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Elmer OF
Nickerson, were Kerrick callers
Saturday.
w. p. Hogan spent a few days
last week on business in the Twin
Cities. He also took in the
school board convention.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
U. S. MARKET REPORT
Washington. n. C.. for week ending
March 10. 1924.

Washington. n. C.. for week ending
March 10, 1924.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATs-chicago
hog prices range from rs to 2oc higher
man week ago, closing at s755 for
the top and s725 TO 1855 for the bulk
Medium and good beef steers i5c lower
at 25c higher at So TO $3.50. butcher
higher at $500 to $40 so: feeder steers
steady At fs25 10 $3.50: Hight and me-
dlum weight veal calves steady 10 IS SO
20 $3.50; fat lambs steady ~ Use
isSbs steady at ,,sg75 70 sfi So l's vears
Inns steady 10 soc higher AZ sie to
~ SO and fat ewes 2b to Use higher AZ
stocker ana feeder shipmen,. from
~ Important markets during the week
ending Fs"~uarv sath we've: Cattle and
caves ss'oos' hogs s.a2s; sheep 2s,-
March 10 nrices Vod grade meats.
reef sii 10 SIC: veal ti5 to SIS; lamb
80 20 SIS: mutton $40 TO SEQ light
nork lolns $3.50 TO 1900; heavy lolns
DAIRY PponuCTs- Butter market,
have armed during the week and prices
~eocvered Operators show more con-
aaence with the improved demand
Produrt'on u showing some Increase.
FFFn-Markcts duh Prices most
feedstuffs about steady Reduction In
futv from 3 per cent 10 TO per cent
caused easier feeling In wheat feeds
on meals In excellent supply
Graln--Future markets lower Cash
wheat one to two cents lower for
week Southwestern mills buying hest
grades at Kansas city
Corn futures lower with wheat. Cash
corn two cents lower 10 one cent higher
Tor week, Fair demand for best grades
Cash oats one cent lower. Country
Mornings increased toward last OF week
Quoted March 10 iasi Mr. Dark
Northern spring Minneapolis stl6h
tStA No. Hard winter Chicago
f.iiN-sill Kansas CITY si0e-st 20
No 2 Ped winter Kansa CITY siti No
Yellow corn Minneapolis 73& -7ic
No. yellow corn Chicago TsM SGT :.
Kansas CITY 7th-79c No. 2 white
oats Chicago teN -i7Sc; Kansas City
iTAc; Minneapolis fshc.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
MINNESOTA c. or.
ALL FOR COOLIDGE
Harmony Reigns at State Re.
publican Convention Held
In ST. Paul.

81. Paul--The Republican state con.
yention held at the Auditorium last
Saturday, was one OF the most har
monious political gatherings ever held
In the state. The work OF selecting
the delegatesatlarge to the national
convention and passing ringing reso.
lntions In support OF President Cool
idge went over without a dissenting
voice.
II was a convention with only one
deslre--coolidge for President and so
far as the 1.091 delegates gathered
there could do 30. Minnesota Repub-
leans were lined up solid for his sup.
port.
Delegates Chosen Unanimously.
The seven delegates-at-large. the
only seven nominated. we're chosen by
reclamation. as follows; Colonel
Charles II. March OF Lltehheld. Min.
nesota Coolidge manager; +. A.
Dickey OF Minneapolis. State Senator
Charles N Orr OF st. Paul. A. o. Mo
reaux OF Luverne. j. J. Rachac OF
Faribault, Mrs. Peter l.. De.Voist OF
Duluth. and John II. Marks OF Wa.
dena.
The election OF these delegates-at.
large completed the Minnesota dele.
cation OF ~ TO the national conven.
tion. 20 OF whom have been instructed
to support President Coolidge's can.
didacy. and the other four of whom
are governed by resolutions adopted
In their district conventions strongly
indorsing Mr.. Coolidge. The unin.
structed delegations are from the
Sixth and Tenth districts.
The expected motions TO turn the
state convention into an indorsing
convention TO recommend candidates
for state offices. - at least arrange
for subsequent convention with that
purpose went by the boards. No one
put II up-to the convention.
The District Delegates.
The following Is a list OF the dele.
gates elected at the various district
conventions. and these with the seven
delegates.atlarg will comprise the
Minnesota delegation at the national
convention at Cleveland.
First District: Judge Robert Brown,
Waseca Mrs. John Cussons, Stewart.
Vile. Second Eli Il, Lind, Window;
Mrs. Bess Wilson. Redwood Falls,
Third: Claude II. Mackenzie. Gay.
lord, Mrs. Thomas Mohn. Red Wing.
Fourth; Fred Sherman and Mrs.
Dawley Erickson, 81. Paul Fifth;
w. l. Nolan and Mrs. A. w. Strong.
Minneapolis Sixth; d, d. Schrader.
Brainord; c. ID, Dorwer. Kimball
Seventh: A, w. Wells, Herman; Gun.
mar u, Bjornson. Minncota. Eighth;
Il, Il. Bailey. Virginia: Rauph II.
Stone, Grand Rapids. Ninth: Nate
+, Field, Fergus Falls; DR.. N. NJ. Wat.
son. Red Lake Falls Tenth; Lowell
Il. Jepson. Minneapolis: ottocar So
batka. Pine City.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
SINCLAIR FIGHTS LEASES
Able Battery Of Attorneys VIII Con.
test Government In Courts.

Chicago--Harry r. Sinclair and a
battery OF six attorneys have depart
ed for Cheyenne. Wyo,. TO contest the
government action to cancel the
Teapot Dome oil leases, and express
ed confidence OF ultimate victory and
yindication.
MIR. Sinclair was accompanied by
Colonel J, W Zeyely, his chief legal
counsel and ave other attorneys
who are prepared TO oppose the gov
ernment's action which will start In
Cheyenne with the filing or bill for
an injunction to restrain taking fur
Their oil from the Teapot.
Although refusing to make a state
ment, declaring that he proposed "a
try his case In the courts and not In
the newspapers, Mr.. Sinclair indicat
ed that he and his attorneys fully ex
pected success In the courts,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
street Car Fatality.

Syracuse, N, Y.--one woman was
killed. % persons were injured and
lives OF nearly so others were endan
gered when an East Syracuse ca,
caught FIRE on James street while rae
ing along at IS miles an hour Panis
stricken passengers smashed windows
with their irsts. leaping and fallins
into the street, and women and chill
dren were trodden under foot In .
frantic rush toward the center ext
doors. which were opened by a pas
senger, allowing those jammed nea
the exit TO fail into The street.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
state Agricultural Society Approprl
ates $4,000 To Good Causes.

St. Paul-Appropriation by the Min.
nesota Agricultural society OF $4,000
for the annual Northwest Dairy expo.
sition at the 1924 Minnesota State
Fair was announced by Thomas II,
Garfield, secretary. The dairy exposi,
sion will be widened in scope to In.
clude education in all branches OF al,
versited farming. MIR, Garfield said.
and business interests OF Minneapolis
and 81, Paul will be asked to centri
butte 5000 each to the show,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
sp.nl.rd. Kan 800 Meroee.n..

Madrid-Heavy nghting continues
between the Spanish foreign legion
and the Thai Asa Riaians In Morocco,
The Riffians left 800 dead and many
wounded from bayonet thrusts ON the
field az Para The Moroccans. hid.
den In trenches dug In the dense un.
dergrowth. resisted the charges OF the
DICTIONARIES desperately but were
forced TO give ground, The Span.
iards' casualties were ~ killed and
so wounded. Additional reinforce
ments are being concentrated at Para
for Melilla.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
DENNY RETlRes FROM NAVY
Former Secretary Given ssnd-esS by
offlee Associates.

washington--E Edwin DENLY left the
navy Monday.
To the strains OF Aud Lang Syne,"
played by the famous Marine band.
all the high ranking officers OF the
navy. the attaches, clerks and hun.
dreds OF civilian employees who have
been associated with DENLY during
the three years that he has directed
the American navy. filed through his
Office this morning to shake his hand
and bid him farewell
The civilian employees presented the
secretary with handsome engraved
memorial. expressing their apprecia.
ton OF his courtesy and considera.
ton as their chief and wishing him
future happiness.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
U S MARINES GUARD LEGATION
Revolutionary Situation In Honduras
Assumes Threatening Aspect.

Washington revolutionary sit.
uation In Honduras Is growing more
serious and additional United States
marines have been landed at Ceiba
TO reinforce the legation guard. the
state department announced.
The new detachment that landed
from the destroyed Lardner. which
has Joined the destroyed Billingsley
at Ceiba.
The cruiser Denver Is remaining at
Tela and the destroyer Milwaukee Is
at Amapola on the south coast.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13

northern NH d' ,,i 9orGerp NJ dsrs S hard
s1t-i.i7; No. I hard siis-ils. No. I
amber durum si.il-i.is; No. I durum
si.0s-i 10, Corn-No, 2 yellow &c
TO fancy ss-ssc Rye No. . ebe FLAX
seed No I t2sS-2si
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13

R. P. Davis of Superior. same
down Monday to look after his
farm interests. Mr.. Davis has
just returned from a trip to Cal
ifornia, but still thinks Minneso-
ia and especially Pine county
about 0. X.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ex,r.,

BUTTrR--Creamerie extras. tsc,
nrsts. isc; seconds ate; packing stock,
fresh sweet, s7c: geese. ic.
EGGS - Country receipts, rots out,
per case, 1900; No candled. good
out. per dozen. ssc; seconds small dir
~ and held stock. rots and leakers out.
per dozen, lee. checks. rots and leak
ers out, per doxen, lee. Quotations on
eggs include cases
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
so. ~. ernI I.i,..tnek.


Steers tbHh-tl %. Cows and heIfers
ss,so-il,e5 Veal calves sioo-ssS Hogs
s1.oo-7,io, sheep and lambs ts.oo-t5s5
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13
Oak Lake Neighborhood

Melvin Swenson of Duluth
spent Sunday with his parents.
John Miller was a Friday eve,
ming caller at Alfred Anderson's
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-13

Want Ads lie per word.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-28
iPUEDE listed RESOL VER---
Ell misterio del Expreso de St. Louis
una De LAS HAzANAS DE Los DETECTIVES MAS GRANDE
nET MINDOIN-

GIT Public Ledger Stndca e Eaclasvo para Ell MUNDO1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-28

Despues del asesinato del policia
Cole, por un Iadr6n quien habia tra
tado de arrestar, ell Inspector Glasse,
que Sc babia encargado del case, cogio
ell forllon que Sc habia encontrado al
lado d.; Ia victima, procedio ense-
fiarselo todos los fabricantes de he
rramientas, vendedores y ebanistas dc
Dalton, Inglaterra, obedeciendo Ia
teoria de que ell formon pertenecia al
audaz ladron, y que este podla ser
identiflc9do por la palabra 'Roca',
que estaba borrosamente escrita en- Ell
cabo del form6n.
Pasaron semanas y meseS, sin conse-
guir NADIA efectivo, y va Glasse empe-
zaba temer que la tnica pista para
descifrar el misterio era inutil. No obs
tante. un aiio despues de haberse CO.
metido cl asesinato, la perseverance,
de Glasse recibio su premio. Una vieja,
llamada Preston, que habia continuado
Ell trabaio de su marido de amolar for
mOu6S, CA6yO ACCOAudA AdpSA FAobO A~
herramientas de marras.
-Pelo, 81 esa hcrramienta hubiese
venido mi taller, tendria el nombre
de su duefio escrito en- el cabo''.
-''Donde 2pareceria esa marca?',
pregunt6 Glasse todavia resistiendose
a Greer que por fin habia dado con la
pista verdadera.
-"Pues naturalmente, en- ell cabo,
nunca dejo de poner Ell nombre''.
"si", vaya que 81 reconocia como es-
crita por ella la palabra 'Roca', pero
ese no era ell nombre del dueno del
formon. Era otra cosa. La memoria de
la vieja va era muy d6bil, habia que
perder las esperanzas. Pero ella no Sc
daba ror vencida. GRoca? Arraca?
Tampoco. All! ST, ahora recordaba,
era Orraca, un joven carpintero, a
quien hacia tempo no veia, y quien
habia enviado su formon para ser amo-
lado. 81, ese era
Ell nombre de Orraca era tambien ia
mihar a la policia, pues un registro Ell
los hbr"s demostro que habia sido
arrcstado hacia dos amos, como sospe-
chose do haber cometido fraude, pero
que luego habia sido puesto en- liber-
tad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-28
81 Sc Siente CansadO, EnfermO
y DesgastadO No Sc
DeSanime
DeSanine
Al Fin Hay Una Nueva Receta Que
Esta Aliviando Miles De Personals
En- Solo Unos Pocos Dias.

NuestrCs lectores Sc sorprenderan al saber
que miles de personals cansadas y desgasta-
das, estan tomando esta receta recibiendo
maravilCso alivo en- solo unos pocos dias-
listed sus amigos estan en- el deber de
ens8yar este remedio 81 Sc senten cansados,
debiles y enfermos listed Sc sorprendera
de la rapidez que empezara a sentirse
meior. 81 su m6dico no sc 10 ha recetado
46n. vaVa donde su boticario compre u1
frasco. Su nomhre es Nuga- Tone Els agra
dable para tomarlo obtendra cantidad su-
ficiente nara un mes Dor cerca de $1.00 oro
americana. FL Nuga Tone devuelve 81 amino
fuerza vigor los nervios musculos
cansados desgastados Enriquece la san
gre fo-talece los nervios aumenta con
siderablemente fnerza de resistencia. Fl
Nuga-Tore le produce un sueno tranauilo
repar,Ior. buen apetito. rAeu'ariza ell mo-
vimienta lie los intestnoS. higado Y rihones
hacienda Que usted Sc sienta nue-
va persona solo unos pocos dias. Los
manufacturnras del NugaTone conocen tan
hien los efectos que produce estos cases
one hacc1 one los droguistas den In garan-
ia de cevolver el dinero cuando los resul-
tadns no son satisfactorios. Recommended do
carantia"do de venta por todos los buenos
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