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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19
PEACH BLOSSOM FESTIVAL
TO BE TWO DAY AFFAIR
DATES MARCH 19th-2Oth

FORT VALLEY, Ga, Feb. l8-
Plans are being pushed to make the
Fourth Annual Peach Blossom Festiv-
al to be held at Fort Valley on March
l9th-20th an even bigger success than
any of the three previous celebrations.
The occasion has grown to such an
extent that two days will be consumed
this year instade of only on as here
tofore. Preparations are being made
for the entertainment of a minimum OF
10000 visitors. The usual barbecue din
ner will be served both days.
A permanent site for the staging OF
the annual Festivals has been purchas-
ed and the grounds are already being
gotten into shape. Engineers are al
ready at work on the plans for the
seats and stages, and every effort will
be made to accommodate every one OF
the 10000 people who are expected to
attend.
The Pageant Trail of Pink
Petals"-which will be the GROWING
event Of the entire Festival will be
the GROWING event of the entire tes-
tival will be presented both the 18th
and Goth so that every one will have
an opportunity to witness the specta-
Gle. The pageant this year will far sur
pass any OF the other three pageants
in beauty, grandeur and appeal.
C. L. Shepard who directed the
Festival last year is again in charge
OF the organization this year, and Miss
Pauline Oak, of Maine, who has had
the direction of all of the pageants
since the organization of the Pageant
idea has already arrived in Fort Val
lev and has her work we'll in hand.
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. he answered, and his voice was cyni-
I cal. u recall your having defended him
already earlier in the evening. He's not
such bad sort-he means well, you
said, and now | see you're still anxious
about him. He threw out his hands
in a hopeless gesture.
No, no, | cried, you're wrong. l
hate Ted Billings! He's just plain
old skunk, and anyway" | continued
II used to think he was an molten
sive booze-hound, but now know he
hasn't and honor"
flung myself on the divan and a
flood of tears burst from me.
Curtiss Wright came swiftly to my
side and knelt on the floor, talking to
me, softly as if he were heartbroken
at the sight OF woman crying.
Don't do that, Sale, little girl" he
murmured; its all right and his hand
carressed my shoulder.
But you think I'm horrible! L
sobbed.
Il think you are wasting your time
with that bunch of idlers," he respond
ed, and you're not always happy. with
! them, are you, Sallie Z:
Il wasn't tonight. After Teds per-
Torrance everything seemed to go tiu-
ey Why, he could have ruined my
reputation.
Curtss Wrights fists clenched in
voluntarily.
81 want to thank you" l hurried on.
"You handled everything so tactfully,"
| ended weakly. did you have any
argument with him?'
q II. he head ike
most bullies-when his bluff was call
ed he became meek and gentle.
| sat up so that l could hear the
rest of the story.
II took the liberty of asking him
to leave the place until he was TIT to
associate with ladies'" he continued.
what did he say to that" was
myself again and interested III every
word he was saying.
I'D rather not go into that he
argued
"Wel1", he continued reluctantly,
che said there was not girl here who
was not as drunk as he was. That was
all Then he found his way out thru
the window" .,
with your assistance I'll wager"
And | smiled in admiration.
Then his brow became puzzled as
if his thoughts had wandered back to
a perplexing subject.
whats the matter?" l asked.
4 want you to tell me what bust
ness Billings had with your bathing
suit" He looked straight into my, eyes
as if he expected direct answer.
From his tone of voice | realized that
what we would mean to each other in
the future depended entirely on my
explanation.
ITO be continued next week
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19
10 DAY DAIRYING COURSE
AT STATE COLLEGE

A ten-day course in dairying which
includes both herd management and
creamery production will be held at
the State College OF Agriculture at
Athens beginning February IL, &C
cording to an announcement just made
by the dairy husbandry division of the
institution.
The notable progress in the dairy
industry and the need of trained men
to carry the work forward created a
demand for such a course it is stated,
and a large attendance is expected.
The courses of study have been ar
ranged to meet two-fold need. One
group will specialize in milk produc-
ton and the other will work along the
line of creamery production.
In the milk production and dairy
herd management course attention will
be given to the selection, care and
feeding of the dairy COW, breeding
up the herd, calf raising, common dis
eases, dairy associations, the produc-
ton of high quality milk, dairy rec
ords and methods of marketing dairy
products.
Thet creamery buttermaking course
will include the composition of dairy
products, dairy bacteriology, princi-
pies of clean milk production, cream
separation, cream grading, neutraliza-
ton of cream, pasteurization, the diff
ferent operations in the making of but
ter, creamery arithmetic and creamery
organization and management.
The equipment for instruction III
dairving at the College consists OF a
commercial creamery, testing labor.
atory and a representative herd OF
Jersey, Holsteins. and Guernseys. A
milking machine and other up to date
equipment are in use in the barn and
milk room.
There will be no registration fee, but
small fee to cover cost OF laboratory
cunD1ies will re charged
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19
Georgia Weekly
Industrial Review
Larger Cities Fighting Stun Evils and
High Rents; Railroads Continue to
Order More Equipment

The Georgia Railway and Power
Company has three plants under con-
struction on Tallulah river; the Bur
ton. Nacoochee and Terrora projects
exclusive OF the Yonal development
on Tugaloo river. These four plants,
which will be completed within next
| 10 months will have aggregate install
led capacity of $4,000 horsepower.
CORDELE-National Highway to
be paved to Turner County line.
CAIRO-Cane Growers Coopera-
tive Association disposed of 5,V0O bar
rels of syrup for consideration OF ap-
proximately $l3O0OO -,
SANDERSVILLE - Sandersville
Railroad to start laying 80 pound rail
on main line.
CORDELE-String of buildings to
to be constructed at county fair ground
acknowledgements of per
manent highway from this city to
Florida line practically assured.
H. NJ Atkinson, chairman of the
Board of the Georgia Railway and
Power Company declares that the
greatest need of Georgia farmers is
more industries and less politics. Ad-
ditional industries would benefit the
farmers as much, if not more, than
any development in the state. Also
they would do as much, if not more,
than any other factor in increasing
the demand for the output of the
| farms"
ATLANTA-Ground broken for a
new church building at HIGHLAND and
Los Angeles avenues.
SPARTA-10000,000 fleet of pine
timber and 100000 feet of hardwood
being cut at old Dickson plantation;
over 200 men employed.
ATLANTA - Waterworks depart
ment planning construction of >emer-
gency water mains.
ALTO = Plans formulating for er-
ection of 100000 tuberculosis sanitar-
ium in this city.
GORDON = Large white brick
manufacturing plant under construc-
ton here.
TOOMBSBORO - Methodist con-
gregation to construct new church.
SAVANNAH - Large steel and
corrugated iron building to be added
to United States engineering plant on
Hutchinson Island.
ATLANTA-National Biscuit Co.
erecting 100000 plant that will main
tain payroll of 1000 people
SAVANNAH White way being
installed on West Broad street.
WAYCROSS-Plans completed for
paving five miles OF city streets.
HINESVILLE-All roads entering
city being placed in first-class condi-
ton.
GAINESVILLE Negotiations TN
der way for removal of Appleton cot
tom mills at Lowell, Mass, to local
site.
CRAWFORDSVILLE- Work is
started on construction of addition tc
high school building.
LOUISVILLE - Modern gasoline
filling station to be erected on Broad
| street
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Steel cor.
| poratlon, new owners of Terry Ship.
building property, erecting bar mill al
plant.
VIENNA-Large amount of street
work and additional school facilitie:
outlined by city officials.
ATLANTA-Water main in Mari
eta street being repaired.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mill, the
largest of its kind in Georgia to be
improved at cost OF $4,000.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19
FOURTH NATIONAL
PROVIDES SCHOOL MONEY

| ATLANTA Ga. Feb 18- Three
m Hon dollars provided by the Fourth
National Bank of Atlanta, in the pur-
chase NJ school warrants. will be used
for the oDeration of the schools of
tbc state This wear paving salaries of
teachers. according to announcement
INST made here.
~, Co.. t,,. ooo Cooro;o ban1,
, ~. a. a. ,nl'r, - Iou rata ~
,,:"5 '"e a,, ,,, ,' ottract;vn than
ut3oo'''r,' d. ~, aaoterp cnntcrs nrov-
~ i,;,,bi,, (,rai;f,,;no 70 Gov Walker
1 ICY 57atandnnt ~ Schools Pal.
pa Nff;o;,ts af tbo oduca.
,"'u ~ J. o'nri % Cn,or,or WaIlyer
',o'ia nNP'' 49,, o,,farr;a ,,;+h cas+.
, po"i La '"It ~ m offor+ 70 secure the
Id Im o''', ,'oss 4; I'D on tho warrants
nv ,t p'3 20 q 90 ,or can't Of which
.i ~ ,,,".r,,,ts ,,,cro discounted INV the
~ ,. ",'' W Hq'i ;e said 70 he tbc low
o"' n 80 - ~, ronard - ''''>
rL ','0 ,, "m .n ,,;u no used from,
~ wa" co." "'' 10 tha n,o,ov ;s needed
tl.le H., - .re a" 81 f' solnr;es 70 teacbrrs
=, H., 5,,,,,,, cobon1e of Coorr;o
IA r Sir to,,.n,lo n 90 d;eco,,,t;n% tbo
m1 p" :. pQ 90 r W. tI,o tanchnrs oach
"",' az ., tbo,, r randor oarv;ces in.
l,io,s'' 40 .ny .,n oo,,act;nt % the
o.e%p ~ "",,li,H d,,n ,,,,tI tho and ~
St''e t"Aen' NO. u"' ''"''' '"0
'i' w. Wn.. NJ To- pas.1a
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19
SYCAMORE NEWS

The Bible Study class will meet
with Mrs. J. NJ. Hathaway, Friday
p M. Mrs. Edwin Smith, leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. ]. Stever, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. T. Butler motored to Triton
Sunday.
Mrs. H. C. Patrick head nurse at
the hospital here is with Mrs. M. +.
Freeman for several days since the
hospital is closed.
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Goodman of
Poulan we're the guests of their mother
Mrs, Dora Henderson recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hardy OF Cor
dele spent the week end here with MI.
and Mrs. C. E. Hardy. ,, .,
Mrs, Katie Brown and Mrs. Mildred
Kelly Of Toledo, O., left first OF the
week to spend few days with their
sister Mrs. T T. Scott at Live Oak
Fla.
Mr.. w. F.. HUMPHREYS was in Adel
Monday to see his mother.
Mrs. R. w. Fountain and Ralph, IT,
have returned home after visit to
relatives in Climax.
Mrs. C. T. Maddox and little sons
Frederick and Francis were in Cordele
to see "Peter Pan" Friday p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clements OF Cor
dele were the week end guests OF MI
ard Mrs. J. w. Clements. :,
Mr.. Chas. Fountain was in Fitzgerald
on business last Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison Redfearn OF
Moultrie were the week end guests OF
.. their parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Cam
| BILE :,
Misses Mary Lou Butler. Lucille and
Ava G. Adair were in Cordele Sunday
Little Miss Reta Adair of Cordelt
is spending a few days with her grano
parents Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Johnson
Mesdames Pearl Fountain, Le'ls
MORGAN and Miss Carrie Mitchell were
| in Cordele Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Green lett the
| first of the week to spend few days
in Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Evelyn Warren was the weef
end guest of her aunt Mrs. II. w. Bu'
sew at Fowlstown.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Green, Mrs
Mildred Kelly and Mrs. Y. J. Stevet
were in Cordele Thursday.
Prof. C. D. Champion was in Will
acoochee Friday,
Col. w. T. Williams spent severa
days in Perry last week with his daugl
ter Mrs. E. T. Barfield.
DR.. w. A. Harrison of Decatur wa
here SATURDAY. the guest of Mr.. an'
Mrs. G. A. Metcalf
Mrs. Joe Sumner and son James Q
Sumner were the recent guests Of thel
mother Mrs. M. F. Whidden.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hathaway and Mrs. w
F. Williams were in Triton Friday aft
ernoon.
Miss Jessie Pearl Murray of Moul
trie spent the week end with her uncl
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Murray
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19
SALLIE'S REPUTATION
At STAKE

was panicky | knew that the me
mcnto" Ted was about to pull IRON
! h S pocket was the remainder OF my
/ little black and white checkercd bath
! ing suit. They would all recognize it.
! What would they think? The silence
was APPALLING.
| looked up at Curtiss Wright in DIES
! pcration. In the meantime Ted was
dragging the bit Of TX from his peck
ct. My eyes must have sent an S. O.
| S. to Curtiss, for in a moment he edg
ed his way through the crowd and had
Ted by the shoulder. To the onlook-
ers it was all done in a friendly man
ner, but | noticed that he had pinned
his right arm to his side so that it
was imposs bic to display the thing in
his hand was holding.
"Wassa matter, Mr.. Architect, wan
ma protect our little girl friend"
He was about to call my name when
my rcscuer suddenly showed him, still
apparently in a friendly scuffle, out
through one of the long easement Win
dows.
The crowd stood sullenly as if they
resented the interference. Then Curtiss
| Wright reentered and at a word from
| him the orchestra began playing. The
| tickle crowds interest changed to dan
cling and in few moments the scene
with Ted was forgotten.
After the last guest had departed
down on a cushion in the faint glow
of the dying fire. | was tired. The
episode with Ted had been indeed try
ing, >,
ed Curtiss Wright, coming into the
room after making a round of the
doors to see that everything was fast
ened.
nodded.
81 lust wanted to return this to you"
he began. 81 believe it is your proper
ty. Evidently the shark didn't place
proper valuation upon it!'' He smiled
sarcastically and handed me the rest
of the little suit whose career had been
SO stormy.
Then he made ready to leave.
Stay a moment" | urged, motion
ing to him to sit beside me.
"No, thanks he replied; I prom
ised your father I'd look after you in
his absence, and keeping you awake
at four o'clock in the morning is not
exactly alubriously," he ended.
Il don't give a rap about that
flared up at him; there are a few
things you've got to tell me-" l de,
manded Don't you dare go to bed
until I've finished" And standing up
faced him. ,,
What die you do with Ted Bill
ings?" ,. >,
"Oh. hes your first consideration, y
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19
BIockberries in America

Some variety or other Of blackberry
is cultivated in all parts of the United
States except in southern Florida,
part of Wisconsin. Minnesota, North
and South Dakota. Wyoming. Col
orado, Montana and sections of the
western states where hot, dry winds
destroy the ripening fruits.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19
Creosoting Ties

A new creosoting plant of the South
ern Pacific Railway company at Will
mincfon. Cal. has facilities for per-
forating and treating 5000 tailr"ad ties
every "a hours.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19

Convenient connection made in Allan
ia for all points. Parlor car and coach
es Macon to Atlanta. Sleeping cars
and coaches to points north east and
west. For complete information apply
to any Ticket Agent Southern Rail
way System, or
c. B. RHODES
Division Passenger Agent
l3l Terminal Station. Macon, Ga.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19
New Way to Quickly,
Stop Worst Cough

A remarkable new and simple simple
method for treating cough gives
relief with the first doses and usua \
" breaks a severe cough IN fSA
The treatment is based on the
prescription known as DR.. kings
New Discovery for Coughs: ICY 10Y
it Tin in Your throat for is or 20 sec.
onds before swallowing, without
ton has a double action. 1t not
only soothes and heals soreness and
Irritation, but it quickly Ioosens
and removes the phlegm, an con-
gestion which are the dire hsS ea t1
aston G how quickly the dssh-
Ing stopggedi bs with Mbo feis co neH sdi-
tion goes in a very short time
The ogp EssorbptiSn Is fGs aa
snasmodic Group. etc. It is "a hllent
f for Children as well as growHups-
no harmful drugs. Economical. too
as the dose is only one teaspoonfuls
Al all good druggists. Ask for
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19

Miss Ocie Hamilton of Arab will
arrive Friday evening to spend the
week end with Miss Upha Turner.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19
NOT DiSsunded

Darling, will you marry me"
slave you seen mother?" eyes, but
I still love you."-Aggie Sn"'h
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19
NONSTOP TRAIN

MACON TO ATLANTA via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Leave Macon ------------2:00 P. M.
Arrive Atlanta --------3:lO t. M.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19
FOUND

TAKEN yP-One muly cow dark
brown. The owner may have same by
paying damages and keep. 210 E. Al
tamaha St. w. w. Pickens. .1tpd
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-02-19

UNCLE PETE'S THOUGHT
"Mcbbc Christ Columbus's critics
who said the world was flat were
right. We now know for a certainty
that Germany and France are that
WaV
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-04

acusado al senior Ramon Balcourt.
Despues de haber declarado sic
to testigos en- SUI contra, fue SEN
tado en- ell banquillo ell acusado por
Desacato a la Corte, quien neg6
haber dado las woes de que Sc lie
acusaba.
81 Juez Foote entonces manifes-
t. que estaba comprobado que la
voz habfa salido del sitio en- que
Sc encontraba don Ramon Bal
court, por 10 que lie declaraba cul-
pable Y lie sentenciaba a cumplir
veinte dfas de carcel.
Los Lcdos. Feli1 y Carballeira
solicitaron del Juez que reconsi-
derase su sentencia imponiendo
unicamente multa, a 10 que no ac-
cedi6 ell Juez Foote, manifestando
que la Corte tenfa ell deber de res
peiar a los ciudadanos que ante
ella comparecian en- busca de justi-
lcia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-04
UN INCIDENTE

Mientras ell Lcdo. Cayetano Coll
Y Cuchi comentaba un documento
presentado a la consideration de
la Corte, en- Ell que ell Alcalde Sc
dirige a los Comisionados Munich
pales solicitando de ellos que "no
Sc dirijan a la Asamblea Munich
pal directamente nj adn en- aque-
los casos en- que los autoriza la
ley", Sc dej6 DIR una voz de entire
Ell p6blico que presenciaba ell acto
legal, que dijo: "Que barbara.
Ell Juez Foote suspendi6 ALI
mismo ell procedimiento que Sc Sc
gufa, solicitando del Marshall de la
Corte que hiciese comparecer al
que habia interrumpido ell orden de
la Corte. A las preguntas del mars
hal, los que Sc e~ncontraban cerca
del sitio de donde habfa salido la
voz, acusaron al ciudadano don Ra-
mon Balcourt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-04

nos pobres en- las escuelas superlo-
res y de continuation sin la au-
t~orizaci6n de esta oficina. En- Ell fu-
turo Ell costo de los hbros Gle es-
cGela superior prestados a los es-
tudtantes en- violaci6n a esta Or
den seran cobrados de los salaries.
Estes nbros deben c~omprarse por
todos aquellos alumnos qns deseen
matricularse despues del octave
grade.
Los recibos al contado de la ven
ia de hbros, junto a un statement
de la Forma 500, seran enviados al
Comisionado de Educaci6n no mas
tarde del 80 de setiembre.
En- todas las escuelas s~uperiores,
los alumnos deben matricularse una
semana antes de empezar las cla-
ses. Ell principal de la escuela SUI
perior tambien debe eneargarse
que la venta de lihros, asi como
la organization de las classes sea
tan perfecta que ell trabajo regu-
lar en- classes pueda empezarse desde
la primera semana, empezando con
ell martes, setiembre 8. FL pro-
grama diario de estudio para los
seniors deben ser sonletidos a e.
ia oficina a mas tardar antes del
% de setiembre, para su aproba
ci6n.
No Sc organizaran mas d6ctmos
grades, a menos que haya autorf2a
cion especial y donde tai grado
ha sido ensehado antics no sera
organizado este aho a menos que
por 10 menos veinte alumnos sean
debidamente matriculados " a -
nos que haya por 10 menos enatco
%profesores para continuar Ell ira.
bajo.
I Ningin noveno grade ser& orga-
nizado donde csc grade ha ST.
do ensedado antes, sin el permiso
expreso del Comisionado de Edu-
caci6n. Ningdn noveno grade Sc
"a establecido q menos que haya
por 10 menos veinte alumnos perts-
necientes a csc grade que deseen
m~atricularse. Donde haya antss In
noveno grade sstablecido, por 10
menos 90 estudiantes bona nds de-
den matricularse para el grado, O
de 10 contrario no Sc continuara,
No sc realizara trabaio de con-
~tinuaci6n en- ningdn pueblo donds
no Sc provea para la enseaan &c
ciencias domesticas para las nihas
y artes manuales para los ninos. Ell
ContinGa en- la pag. 8
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-04
DON MANUEL NAvAs

Ha alberto su ofcina en- la Gale
de San Jose, ntmero 6, ell 6fstlnghi.
do caballero Don Manuel Navas, a
cuyo talento comercial privilegiado
SO une una actividad infatigabie E.
FL sr. Navas representa- en- Puer-
to Rico varias importantisimas ca
sas extranjeras, entire elias: J.. Ar
mentera, de Barcelona; Julius Col
pc, de Hamburgo y Alberto Seidel,
de Bremen.
Estamos completamente SECURES
de que ell Sr. Manuel Navas Sc abri-
"a un canine amplio y facil en- 81
mercado, dadas las magnIficas ha-
bilidadss que en- todos sus negocios
siempre ma demostrado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-04
"Puerto Rico Nustra.
do" de estQ semanG

nueva Comision Hfpica. Media pa
gina esta dedicada al banquete ce-
lebrado en- ell Palace para deSpedir
al caballero continental Mr.. Rose,
acto que fu6 %patrocinado por los
senOres ZOrrilla Saenz & Co. FL bal
lie de Inauguration del Club de los
S~olteros, la jira del club "Brisas
del Mar, la fotograffa de la sefo-
nita Nora Dexter los Secretaries V
Directories de la Y. NJ. G.. A., Y la
asamblea de In Camara de Conner
clio son otras notas grdficas de pal
pitante actualidad. Attends sc in
sertan interesantfsimas f~otograffas
del exterior.
La parte l~iteraria constitute un
ruidosO triunfo para la direction.
Juzgue Ell lector. por esta lista de
MISUNDERSTANDING nuestra Ci-
vilizaci6n T"-Tancredo Pinochet,
Northumberland Astol, "Alre
dedor de la Vida"-Abelardo Casa
IOWA Prats, Verses de nuestros Poe
tas-Teresina Salgado, Felipe n,
Arana, Augusta SepGlveda, Juan
Jose Bravo. Alberto Pagan Graham,
Fernando Gonzalez Alberty, la Ca
ricatura V ell Comunismo" Jacinto
Terry, "Aguafuerte",-Isab An
dreu de Aguilar, Eel Cantar de los
Cantares"-E. Ribera Chevremont,
'Hogar, Dulce Hogar'',-Manuel
Negr6n Collazo. "iQue como tn
Eres?",-Joaqufn Saul, Isl tn Quie
res'-Angel NJ. Munoz Igartda.
Armada ipor que te fuiste ?"-Julio
S. Ramos, De Buen Humor, De los
Grandes IngeniOs, Anecdotes Y Gu
riosidades, "Cante UHondo".-
Jose Mendiolagoitea. "GusanOs',-
Pelegrfn Lopez de Victoria, Cr6ni-
ca Social, Intermediates de la Rafz