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arms. sho was tiny thing. frail
and delicate. Now, as BIO carried her.
followed hy the natives. sho looked
ub into his face again. 4 faini smile
on her lips. lie spoke 10 her and she
eintched his arm.
Clark called 70 Smith.
bring some grasses" he said.
I'VE must rub her and start hsr
blood circulating. DO not believe
she IL Injured"
Smith hurried 10 do his bid
ding and Clark climbed 20 his
cave with the Girl. There he laid
her down on TOBIAS mat. Toba
came silently Into tho cave and
ssssd ever he sssl
who II She? What Is shef" To.
ia asked.
~ fRiry who rode upon the great
white bird we saw injured By tho
sea- he said.
Toba knelt and felt the girls arms
They were soft and rounded. but
lacked strength. Tota smiled.
.'she Is a weakilng lIka our nen." "
sho said ooniemptuously. Are you
going 20 sacrifice herr
Clark eyed Toba narrowly. What
WINS passing thru this savage maid .
rindg Was the blood iua, for tribal
sacrifice 10 heather gods still ram.
pant within her?
''Toba.' he said quietly. II thought
had driven all that nonsense out
OF your head"
The native girl lowered her
eyes and turned away. Clark was
concerned. lie stepped 10 her side
and put his arm about her.
''You must feel for this girl
like sister," he said. ''You
must open your home and allow
her to share It's comforts. The
great white father rewards those
hereafter who are kind TO those
In need OF help"
T'oba did not cnthuse.
''sho Ia not strong. She Is weak.
She cannot fight. And her hair
what funny color" sho replied.
Toba lnecied by the white
girls side and twincd her hair
deep gold-about her fingers.
Tho girl opened her eycs. She
stared fun into the face OF Toba
and then started with fear.
Tho white girl IN afraid" Toba
laughed cuntemptuously.
Clark knelt beside them.
DO not DO afraid he assured tho
white Girl. And thon to Toba:
Leave tho cave. You brighten
her.
Toha, sioworing. obeyed.
Wiil this savage maiden seek
TO destroy tho white giriY Tho
story Is becoming more interest
ingJ
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Greek. kirh.l
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II should not BE- neglected. But do
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And Il takes ALL bran 70 DO 1905
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Eat two tahlespoonfuls daIly-ln
chronic eascs. with every meal. Eat
L with milk or cream. Tho favor Is
delicious. sprinkle I. on Other cereals.
Cook Il With hot cereals. Try Il IN tia
recipes on every package. IL will bring
you health. Begin eating Il today.
Made in Battle Greek. Sold By al
Kfoecss' Advertisement.
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info 5 vacant house on hearen lill,
- 4 rtsferi1ns wuwan in bi4sh el9
IL overcome. Hn lNakss na AZ w
ehartcd Isle ruird hy mnmen II AftAt
stTcngtN ana beauty tanN iN'" A''
INA n bsausifui maiden. falls ln
love With clark hc learns tt,n4
smith. an pit shirereCk. thAt me
t,-af,srn sacrifice their husnAhae 70
the God "a Fire. IN the BELIEF ms,
they win paradise. The ela queen y -
Tao Island takes a tenet ~ A'Hiiin ~
Hs rchuffs her. She iioEs him, ne
mo men rise In revolt They make
Clark their king. lie is uncfnM zee
IN tho Wilcs 20 Toha. she hides tim
hi a cave from the wrath et her
queen. Tie safsprs 90 thr innsies 70
avoid being saefifiged ou tns -lse
81 love There a prehistoric beast
drives HIM back o. The arms ~ love
ana death lte marrirs Toea AMID
tribal rite and pomp. she takes ann
10 her cnNv. There. under TIE slfll
of tho troplc night. Clark torseta
death in tho arms u low. lie TO
tires. secure in the thcukht thAt hg
has won the love ot this siri against
her cod "a Fire. but awAkrs later
20 find her kneellnF Ia the gloom ~
early morning before the bridal
knife of sacrifice.
clark fiees from the cave and
brave the monster Ia the forest. Ito
suddenly comes upon the animal. but
Il pays NO attention 90 him.
CLARK slaYs the beast with the
bridal knife and the primitive poo-
pie. who witness the flEht. proclaim
him a. their new god,
clark then ~ taken bF his bride.
but a. he falls asleep he has
aim vision 90 her standing over him.
clark then sets out 70 clNiliEf the
Island. suddenly a great storm
comes up. and be sees a ship off
shore.
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A Story of Seattle and
The South Seas
BY FRED v. WILLIAMS

struction 81 the ship upon the beach
The thing sermed human 20 him
now. Ha heart was gickcncd foi
fate ~ her crew and passengers. nui
az ruha's cfy. clark looked ana SAW
Inv craft riso superbly on tho comb
era. slide gracefully onto tho beach
and there reel drunkcnly 20 one side
FOR a moment sho was a clear
clean outline ON tho beach and IN
that moment Clark saw a swarm OF
human beings. like ants. pour over
her decks
The lightning flashed again.
And rlark. with Toha. saw the
giant waves leap again % The al.
tack. Now. la the quick saoccs.
sion Of flashes frotn the sky they
SAN tilr waycs maui the vessel.
Toba screamed ~ tho ship began
10 break up. Rapidly the yacht went
10 nicccs.
Clark buried his face In his hands
and tried 10 shut out the sight. His
thoughts were on the people. Toha
vas beside herself with excitement
and curiosity.
''Oh. lord. when tho storm II zone
Nc viii 20 10 tho beach and gather
the homes Of the great bird Tor a hlg
fire. she exclaimed.
The storm died down almost a.
suddenly IN Il had come. Clark. with,
rota. LEFT tile cave and stood looking
down on a scene % wrcckaEo and
devastation.
The moon came out and flooded
Tho scene with It's pale light.
Down the nsountain side ffled
the NATIVES. tho wamen leading.
the men following. They, too,
had watched the ship 70 10
pieces. With crie- they ran along
tho SHORE sorting the wreckagc.
Clark remained on promoniory
overlooking the scene. lie wanted
20 make a survey OF the beach first
for the living or dead from the
wreck. But the natives had broken
from his control
smith ran up. He seized Clark by
the arm. His face was white. Ills
eyes huiging.
What news;'' asked Clark. "Are
they living or dcadg"
The bodies must have been
washea 10 tho other shIc on the
island" he said. "But there l.
one living person frum that shin.
u i a woman"
q womang A white woman"
Clark was assonished.
Yes About quarter Of n mile
down the beach, She Il ven, wrak
Came ashore In some way and 4 now
surrounded b. our women. We must
proven, any harm coming 70 her"
Clark nan In the direction smith
pointed, followed by Toha. They
raced down tho beach 90 whsre =
group Of native maidens stood won.
acringiy looking down on a bundle
OF white.
Clark pushed thru and knsIt
nj the side Of n woman. She WINS
young. There was not a yestlre
oil color I'm her face. Unscrinr
she looked up into Clark. face
and then her lips moved.
Clark bent his car 20 her that he
might her what she said. bur her
whisper was 80 faint no could not
make out the words.
Gently he picked her up In his
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Would Feed Us on
Swordfish Steaks

SAN PEDRO. Calf. April is.-Be.
llevinE that broadblll swordflsh would
find ready market In Southern Call.
fornA. Capt William o. Clover. mas.
ter and owner OF the power schooner
Loafer. II contemplating capture OF
the fish on a large scale. TIE meat
OF tho brondblIl tastes very similar
10 hlgh.gTade pork. 10 Haid.
An Increasing scarcity Of aihaeore
and tunn IN local waters can largely
10 attributed 10 the hair seals that
ibound Up and down the coast. Capt.
lover said. Never IN his IS years
N the coast has he seen tho seals 20
numerous. 10 declared. Near tho
Bonita islands. he said. there were 20
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NOW co oN WITH THE STORY
CWApTFR M

A BOVE the crash % the thunder
n and the roar OF tho waves Toha
heard Ciark's startled cry OF alarm.
She nan 70 his side. peercd out over
tho ISLAND ana tho sea and SAW the
white ship.
Tor days the sen had been smooth.
The sighting Of that ship then would
have meant dellycrance for Clark.
Now
The white man turned away
and hid his face from Toba that
she might not sec his distress.
lie was sick Mt heart. Human be-
ings. white people like himself.
werr on that vessel. and Il was
racing 10 Destruction
Clark turned his eyes again on the
ship. She was nearer tho shore. Now
she disappeared IN the darkness. She
now showed in bold relief In the
flashes Of lightning
Clark noted that her rigging was
stripped from her decks. that hcr
masts were trailing In the sea- He
strained his eyes for sight OF hu.
mans aboard and thought no saw a
huddlsd mass Of them In the bow. He
was not sure,
The waves were sweeping tho ship
from stem 10 stern. Now. In fash
Of light. he saw her SO down. Then.
another flash. and no saw her clear
tho water. Her how was tapered
Ike that OF a private yacht.
Toha ciufchcd his arm.
The great white bird ON the
srs Is wounded she said simply.
Sec how IL shakes beneath tho
waves. Now Il comes ashore. Oh.
look, lord. see what has hap
penod TO the poor bird"
clark had turned his eyes away
that he might not witness the de.
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twill this savage maiden seek
TO destroy tho white girig Tho
story Is becoming more interest.
ing]
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keIIogg's Bran delights father
by bringing health 10 children

Poor lllilo klds-they needed bran
badly. Hut they wouldn't cat ordl
nary brhns. They didn I ike them
Most FOLKS don Z. Then their father
tried kelloggs Bran, cooked and
krumblcd. What 4 difefrncel II,
tells the story In bis letter;
Dear Eirst
| vsh % srprrss ny appreciation
q foar krumblsd bran. Nklrh have
nesd for ny ehii4rrn thls summer.
We had Efss, deal q tfoahie nth
thftn hruash cpnftlpAiian. and bran
had hs~n The taosi saslsfariory rrm-
eeY bot her could not h Induced 90
tals M ed vaSisslss heeAass
thsy eshsed them -. Tho snjc5 ~
hfumhlgd bfaa snd consider Il an
essential ingredient q ,hrlr poffi1xe.
No one vhoss ehii1ren have not hera
tru1h'rd 10 this vay can fpprecisie
he relisf ihers IL IN having their
horeis move rsEuiafb.-
tThs original q thh letter 10 on ais
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"oh. I've SCI plant. cried
Nancy "i-era nK things Up. rH
hunt clean sheets and pillow eases
ana make me beds ana sweep tho
rooms. and then t'll ~ down ~ iho
Kitchen and cook some soup.
"AHd TIL 90 ouf aud Ftt ny tools
~ ibe automobile and mend little
Johnny Bears chair" rad Mister
MUSES.. And Mica can hfip.a
Nancy found an apron ana du,,
cap and put them On. aud set 20
work
And then fhe went downstairs
and found some things In ne gro.
eery cupboard and soon such good
smells were coming out of the
kitchen that Nick and Mister
Mugs could scarcely work.
Pretty soon they heard a Eroviy
voice outside cay. "Woor Woor ]
smell something gorgeous"
And a mddllng.slKed voice SAID.
~ smell something WONDERFUL"
And a teenT. tiny voice sald. Il
smell something srnndf'
And In walked tho three bears.
''oh. there's that girl that spoiled
our things" cried the papa bear.
NO, v ian'tT' said tho mama
bear. Where arc your eyesT'
And look. my chairs fixed"
cried Johnny
And dinners cooked Hoorayf'
"And you ought 10 hee your UP.
siairt." eaid Nancy with pride.
Tho works all done"
you'll hays 20 stay and well
have a party" ErOwled papa bear.
politely. I'm Eiad 20 learn that
All littlo girla arc not selfish"
60 BE Continued
Copyright, 1874. Seattle Stan
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"Nerves" Are Not
Always a Disease

MADISON. via, April is.-'Fully
60 per cent OF persons sufiering
from mental diseases ana nervous
brcakdowns are victims OF emotion.
nj conflicts and arc not afflicted
with diseases known 20 cause In.
sanity" DIR. Smiley Blanton told
conference OF public health workers
here.
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Broke Into Jail;
Got Five Years

coAIloATE. Okla. April i4.-ffye
years IN tho state pcnitentlary for
breaking into jan was the penalty i'm.
posed upon Tommy Wilson. Wilson
wns DISCHARGED from Jail after serv.
Ing a term FOR disturbing the peace.
A few nights later he appeared AZ the
Jail 10 renew acquaintanoos, but
found tho door locked. Securing a
ladder. Wilson pried several bars of
cell window and invited his friends
10 escape. They declined and told
the taller. Wilson pleaded guilty.
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many OF them that they stirred up
the water like monster school OF
fish. They took the fish off his line
a. fast as they were hooked.
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He fayors the proposal Of CHR
Fishermen 10 place & beauty ca ,hs
animals as a protection to Il. ca.
mercial fisheries.
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RI HOMBRE que trabaja mucho, que

recobrar sus fuerzas. tomar las Pill
DORAS FERAIANALES. ell mejor re-
centrada. IL
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Ell Art. 202 del Codigo Penal apro-
bado en- el ano 1902 y que establece
la pena de muerte para el delito de
asesinato en- primer grado no ha 81
do restablecido en- virtud de la Sec.
Ca de esta Ley No. 36 de 1917; pues
para clio era necesario redactar, au-
torizar publican de nuevo ese pre-
cepto legal que trata de restablecer-
Sc.
Nuestra Ley Organica en- su Sec.
! "a en- la parte relativa a esta cues
ton dice 10 siguiente:
'Ninguna Ley sera restablecida
enmendada nj Sc dara mayor alcance
sus disposiciones nj Sc conferiran
las facultades en- ella contenidas ha-
ciendo referencia a su tftulo sola-
mente, sino que toda la parte de
ella que sea restablecida, ,enmendada,
extendida conferida sera decretada
nuevamente Y publicada en- su totali-
dad"
Reproducimos aqui la Sec Ga. de
la citada Ley No. So del ano 1917
| que dice textualmente:
Seccion Ca Esta Ley regira 80
| dias despues de su aprobaci6n y es-
tara en- yigor hasta 80 de Abril de
1921 81 para tai fecha la Asam-
blea Legislative no hubiera resuelto
otra cosa esta Ley quedara derogada
ly los articulos enmendados por ella
vigentes en- su forma anterior" lie
yes de 1917 tomo 2, pag. 327).
Comparando ambos textos legales
queda de manifesto que ell dltimo
citado no cumple los requisites exi-
| gidos por nuestra Ley Organica.
Ell dltimo extreme de esta Sec. Ga
de la Ley No. SO parece que trata
de revivir restablecer la vigencia
de los articulos enmendados Y dero-
gados del C6digo Penal y del C6digo
> de Enjuiciamiento Criminal, mas a
primera vista Sc observa una omi-
sion capital en- cuanto no hace re-
ferencia alguna a los articulos que
por esa Ley Sc derogan Y que son
los 331 al 334 del C6digo de Enjui-
ciamiento Criminal. Estos articulos
tratan del procedimiento que debe
seguirse cuando Sc impone sentencia
de muerte Y quedaron derogados por
la Sec. 5a. de la misma Ley No. Sc
del aiio 1917; y ahora no Sc dice
nada de ellos en- la Sec. Ga. que
solo trata de poner nuevamente en-
Vigor los art1cnloS ennle7ldddOS que
son los 2O2 Y 219 del Codigo Penal !;
asi es que en- todo case que Sc
pudieran considerar restablecidos esos
articulos enmendados no habria hoy
procedimiento adecuado para ejecu-
tar la pena de muerte y no podria
esta ejecutarse, va que aquellos pre-
ceptos derogados quadaron anula-
dos, dejando de existir hoy no tie
nen eficacia alguna.
En- 10 que Sc refere los artfcu-
| los enmendados (202 219 del Co
digo Penal) no pueden entenderse
restablecidos revividos pOr la mera
referencia que de ellos hace esta
Sec. Ga. de la Ley No. SO, sino q. es
necesario redactarlos, decretarlos y
publicarlos por virtud de una nueva
ley que Reproduced integramente su
texto, pues asf 10 exige terminante-
mente ell precepto que hemos trans
critic de la Sec. "a de nuestra Acta
Organica, y asi 10 sostiene toda la
| Jurisprudence APPLICABLE al case.
"(vD Necessity of Republishing
Revived Act.-In the absence of a
constitutional provision to the con-
trady revival of repealed statute
by reference to its title only is va
lid The state constitutions, however,
(Continta en- la pax. 81
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poR AUsENTARsE su duena !

DOR AUSENTARSE SUI duefa Sc
vende importante negocio pupilos
Y Sc alquila espl6ndida casa para di-
chO negocio con buenas garant1as., Ten
go ahora once excelentes pupilos. In
formes Box 223, Rio Piedras. 1927
~~~~~~s~~S~~~~ ~~~~S~~~r~~~<~
nEsEO HABITACION sin amueblar
para hombre solo de buenas costum
bres en- casa de famjlia respectable. De-
be ser con entrada completamente in
dependence. T.
"Habitaci6n" clio Ell MUNDO.
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NEsEO HABITACION sin amue

INTERESANTE:- ST necesita ugted
pleas para automobiles Columbia,
Studebaker, Paige, Dodge 0 cualquier
marca, nosotros tenemos. No importa
10 viejo que sea su auto. Garage Ma
yaguez, de Ramon f. Villafaiie. P.
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SOLAR BARATO.- For ansentarme

vendo solar 535 metros situado calle
principal Monteflores. cabida para 4
casas. Sitio ideal para residencia CO.
nercio $3.50 metro, dando de con-
tado $4,000 resto $1,000 mensuales.
Gale Dos Hnos No. %, Santurce. Te-
lGfono $50 Rojo. 1924
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Con los HIDRoLITINEs

Con los HIDRoLITINEs DR..
GRAU puede prepararse instantanea-
mente una incompatible aqua de me.
sa. Resulta deiciosisima.
A todos los consumidores que pidan
tres cajas de HIDRoLITINEs DR.
GRAU, Sc les har& entrega de un eIe-
gante vase de cristal.
En- las bdenas farmacias directa-
mente de Jose Combas Peyork. Box
l02' San Juan. Advt.
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Continuation de la pagina q


los articulos que en- su tftulo Sc men
clonan; pero es nula en- la parte
contenida en- su Sec Ga. y que trata
de restablecer en- uno fecha determi-
NADIA la vigencia de los articulos en-
mendados derogados; porque esta
Ultima parte no esta expresada nj
contenida en- su titulo es una dis
posicion que puede ser separada del
resto de la Ley.
AN act may be void in part only
where the portion not referred to in
the title is separable from the rest
of the act. (36 Cyc. 1888, notas AT. .
A Century Dig, Statutes 195,
p. 267O.
Amendments to criminal statutes
are invalid when including matter
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CLOBOs DE COMA LARGOs y

redondos a SO cts. gruesa. La me-
jor clase, frescos, acabados de recibir
entregames inmediataTnente. pfda-
los u -Anselmo Torres Co. Cidra.
Puerto Rico. 1913.
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En- la COrte de Distrito....

not provided in the original title.
(S6 Cyc 1896, nota 55)."
45 Century Dig. Statutes No. 100,
p. 1898.
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CHIPPlN CLERK:-Joyen de 2t
OP0RTuNIDAD PARA LOS MEDI-

ratios aNtom0Vlles Studebaker Light
six modelo 1924 EN- muy buenas condi-
clones; Maxwell Culb Sedan modeio
1924 excelentes condolences Y un Chand
Ter Glover Lea. INFORMARAN THE
FISK TIRE STORE, Adrian Nelson
Distributor. Tel. 4-6-s, San Juan, P. R.
Comercio St No. 10 p.
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OFICTNA POSTAL No. /. Sc venden
SeHos. Giros Postales, Sobres. Ger
tificados .Postales. Seguro Gle Paquetes
otros. EN- Ell PRIMER PISO. CON
ZALEI PADIN co. 1-1S
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MO Sc TERMINATION ann; las BON

4 biFas Upgrade pesar de 10 mu-
chO que Sc venden, no sc terminaran; I;
usted puede comprar bombillas Hy-
grade. La FERRETERIA MEklNO eS-
Ia apertlechada para vender muchas
b0mbillas Upgrade en- las Navldades.
Ordene al telefono 432. San Juan.
1921.
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ENVIE AZ CTS. lie enviaremos a
vuelta de correo kaledoscopios de
vistaS variadaS. FL mejor regalO para
niilos; es como I'm pequeno CINE. 1924
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CIN 1DINERO a pLAzos). Vtndole

- casa. Avenida Hip6dromo, parada
20. Tres habitaciones, sala, comedor'
cocina bano, inodoro y garaJe. Al
quilo .eL garage). Informaran teleroho
SS7 negro, Santurce.
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JECEsITANioS BUENAS COSTU-
: RERAS. Morris Il. Storyk Sucur-
sal Infanta Luisa 4 y 6, Marina, San
Juan, 7. K. 12-23.
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XTENTA DE FLORES NATURALES

: calIe 1Ioare ntimero 16 lame al tele-
| fono 678 azul-
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LAG4sE UNA FORTUNA con 25c

Monte. en- su casa una fibrica de
munecas. Envfenos un giro postal pdr
valor de 25c. Y lie remitiremos IL ca
bezas. moldes G instruccioneS para fa
bricar munecas MARION DOLL MFG.
san German. p. r. 1926
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CE VENDE una dnIcerfa sta en- Mo

~ II vi ''II'' ''7'IV = y
rows No. ). 11ene mobiEiario para
producer $500 en- dulces diario. Tiene
batidora revolvedora, cilindro electrico
Sc da por mitad de su precio. Para
mas ihformes dirijase a Emiliano Her
nandez, San Jose 10, San Juan. IA
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cE ALQUILA en- San Juan: Aparta-

mento moderno en- edificio Iglesias,
Luna 81 de tres dormitorios, sala, CO.
medor, etc Precio $4,000. Enformara en-
el mis1no. 1922
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DOE s83 100 alcuflanse apartamentos

DOR $33 90 .alGu1lanse aparttamefntos
undergraduates, ventilados, recien-
temente construfdos. Sala, comedor,
cocina, cuatro dormitorios, despensa'
balloon. galerfa, servicio sanitario mo-
derno. Informaran Jose de Diego 54.
..Tel6fono 272, Rio Piedras. Z.
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LUEYOs PARA INCUBAR de fam,

sas ponedoras WHITE LEGHORNS
$12j docena. Fertilidad garantizada.
Varios hermosos eallOs de venta. BIER
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