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htereSante opinion.

que ser el desideratum del al.
cance de la ejecuci6n, trabada
sobre dicha propiedad. Por parte
del abogado del Banco, Sc admi.
ITO que I'm nt1nero de los paga-
res que forman la base de la SEN
tencia fueron firmados por Ca
briel Guerra, padre, despues de
Ia muerte de su esposa, pero La
rrueba es concluyente de que Ia
suna de $45,800 que for1na parte
de la sentencia, representaba la
deuda al Banco en- la fecha de
Ia muerte de Ia esposa. FL abo-
gado Francis q nombre de los me
noIes sostiene cue toda vez que
Ell Banco remove esos pagares, y
per1nitio q Gabriel Guerra, pa
Dire, firmar otros pagares, ocu-
rri6 algo asi como una novacion,
10 scual debe privar al Banco de
sus derechos y aumentar el eau
da4 de los memories. Yo no puedo
sostener este punto de vista. Pue
de no considerarse como un frau
de en- contra del Banco y yo no
encuentro que sea necesario dis
cutir ST esta escrftura que fu6
otorgada entire Gabriel Guerra,
padre, y sus hijos memories, des-
pues de la muerte de la esposa,
fus otorgada de buena fe o de
n1ala fe, pero considero Ell punto
inmaterial. FL edificio Que ahora
esta en- poder del Marshall de la
Corte, fue comprado por Gabriel
Guerra, padre, despues de su ca
sanliento, y no me cabe la meno-
ddda de que este edificio vino a
SCI responsible dc todas las deu-
das de Ia sociedad conyugal que
existta en- La fecha en- que fue
disuelta por la muerte de la .es-
posa. Sostener 10 contrario, a mi
juicio seria sostener una 1njus-
ticia, 7 ningdn banco podia pres.
tar dinero a un hombre casado
con seguridad de 6xito en- cuanto
al cobro, a menos que, hiciese
asegprar la vida de La, esposa
para proteger al Banco siempre
y cuando que hubiere hijos memo
reS. Y 81 Sc diese Ell case infortu-
llado de que la esposa era una IN
valida, todos los bancos en- Puer-
to Rico exigirian una hipoteca y,
la mera exposition de esta teo-
ria, segln ha sido enunciada por
Ell senior Francis, esta en- contra
de este prnto de vista.
Por 10 cual La Corte ordena
que Ell Marshall proceda a vender
ia casa para satisfacer al Banco,,
S45, 800 y 81 quedare a1g6n So
Lrante que. Sc 1e entregue los
memories.
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Mr.. NOrval..
(Continuaci6n de La pdg. u

Continuation de La pdg. j.
publicanos para que 10 sustituya.
Yo cuento tan solo con Ell apoyo
del Presidente qnien como muy bien
6ijera Ell MUNDo hemos sido ami
gos de Ii infancia.
Tengo entendido que mis- buenos
amgios de Massachusetts, trabajan
muy cerca' de Mr.. Coolidge para
que sea nombrado. Pero a pesar de
todas las esperanzas que Sc me han
dado Y de todos los vaticinios, unos
prohables otros con visos de YER
dad, no tengo Ia menor idea de 81
mi solicitud para Comisionado de
Immigration sera considerable por Ell
Presidente.
In ell case de que sea nom
brado, icuando cree usted que lie
sera enviado su nombramiento?
SegIn tengo entendido, la rehun-
cia de Mr.. Todd no llegara a
Washington antes de mafiana pa
sado. Yo escribi sehcitando este
puesto, tan pronto tuve la seguri-
dad de, que Don Roberto presentaria
La renuncia. Asi pues, en- estas
condolences. creo muy premature Ell
hacer deducciones que estarian
muy lejos dc reahzarse.
Yo he hablado con Ell comisiona-
do diaitente respecto este asun-
to desde hace algunos dias y aun
antes de hacer mi soncitud a Wash
ington y no creo haya sido reco-
mendado por el para este puesto.
-5Qni6n cree usted sea ell can
didato de don Roberto2
En- politica siempre es de NAL
gusto el afrmar y a pesar de que
suena insistentemente ell nombre de
I'm native me es dable Greer que sera
algun amigo de el republican,
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Ell. MUNDo

Continuation dc la p6g. g.
mas ell proposito que tenian De cele
brar su engagement en- la no.
che del 81 de diciembre pode-
mos cahfcar aquella bril.ante caie
braci6n como un festival regic,
donde Sc pasaron las horas mas d.
vertidas que uno imaginarse pue-
de. No solamente Sc disfruS6 de IN
animadisimo bale, sino quo tam
bien Sc hizo un intermedio para
intercalar bellos y atractivos jue.
gos que fueron enteramente del
agrado de la juventud ALI congre-
gada.
Siendo la seiiorita Suarea una
maestro de piano, demas est4 de
cir que sus discfpu1as mas adela4l-
tadas hicieron gala de sus conoci-
mientos musicales y de La tecnica
QUE bajo la supervision de Acasia,
como intimamente lie decimos, van
adquiriendo constantemente. Mu
chas de las seloritas presentes roci
taron, poesias de autores .oortorri-
quehos, siendo cada una merecitla-
mente colmada de aplausos.
Tanto dofia Ines como la queri-
da hermanita de Acasia, Josefna
Y aun la Inisma Acasia, Sc desvi-
vieron en- atenciones para con los
invitados, y todos fueron ohse-
quiados con exquisitos maniares y
golosinas para satisfacer todos los
gusto3.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-14

acostarse; use sufciente cantidad
para rumedecer bien el cuero ca
belludo fr6tese suavemente con la
yema de los dedos.
Al amanecer, toda 81 no la ma
yor parte de Ia caspa ha desapa-
recido. Dos tres aplicaciones mas
completamente disolveran Y des-
truiran toda huella, no importa la
mucha caspa que usted tenga.
Notara que toda picaz6n y. ras-
cazon del cuero cabelludo termi-
nara instantaneamente, y su cabelio
quedara sedoso, con lustre, bien
suave, y cien veces mejor que
anteS. t
listed puede obteier liquid arvon
en- cualquier farmacia y cuatro
onzas es cuanto necesita, Este ma
rayilloso renedio no .ha fallado
todavia. Adbt.
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nombre del Lcdo. Geigel para cue
10 sustituya en- eI puesto que dsja
vacante
Si don Roberto verdaderamente
ha recomendado. al Lcdo. G6igel y
las probabiAdades que este renga
para ser nombrado es algo que aln
no podemos asegurar va gue por
mas que hicieramos no pudimos To-
calizar a estos sedores para int.
rrogarlos este respecto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-14
HACE EXPELER LAS
LOMBRICES

Cuando los niTios estan palidos,
malhumorados, no demuestran in
teres en- ell juego Y su suefio es in
tranquiIo Y su apetito variable, es
sehaI de que tienen lombrices.
Cuando aparecen tales sintomas es
la hora de darles Whites Cream
Vermifuge. Unas cuantas dosis ha-
cen salir las 1ombrices y ponen al
niifo nnevaniefite en- ell camino de
Ia sa1ud, Whites Cream Verni-
fuge Sc ha usado con exito duran
+e los Jiltir1os cincuenta amos. De
venta en- las farmacias y drogue-
riaS,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-14
LA OPINION DEL
1UEz oDLIN

A continuation pnbHcamos los pa
rafcs mas salientes de la interesan-
Isima opinion del Juez Odlin, expii.
atdo las razones que tiene para or
enar Ia venta del edificio, fallando
favor del Banco:
MIR. Francis, quien compa-
recio originalmente por ell padre,
ell acreedor por sentencia, y quien
ahora comparece en- representa-
cion de los tres memories, admi-
tioa que 81 la madre no hubiese
m0erto los memories no podrian
hacer reclamation alguna. Pero
cl argumento que por ell hecho de
e'te la madre murio, Ell baneo de-
be la mayor parte de su reclama-
cion. FL Sc basa en- la teoria de
que desde Ell momento en- que mu-
RIO la madre, Ell sehor Gabriel
Guerra, dejo de ser oil propie-
tario de Jos bienes inmuebles, y
gre legalmente correspondent al
padre, senior Gabriel Guerra, CO.
mo resultado de cierta escritura
redactada entire ell padre Y los
tres memories, la cual escritura
fu6 otorgada antes del principle
de este proceso, pero no registra-
da basta un dia despues.
En- una. palabra, 10 que recla.
mn Mr.. Francis es que Ell banco
debe perder parte de su dinero
porque la madre muri6. No hay
ri la menor evidencia en- este pro
ceao de que ninguno de los fun
ctcna1ios del Banco tnviese como
c3miento de la muerte de la ma
DIRE, pero ademas de este. Ell pun
TO de vista que 70 mantengo en-
cuanto a este particular hace
que esta question tenga escasa
iniportancia. FL examen, que he
hecho de la ley me convence de
qile ninguna transaction que tn
viese lugar entire Ell padre y sus
tres hijos memories, despu6s de Ia
maerte de la madre, podria ser
viz de obstactllo q privar al Ban
co del derecho que dicho Bancc
tenia en- contra de Gabriel Cue
IRA, padre, en- la fecha en- que
este contraio su obligation con
el Banco, desde Ell momento en-
que esa oblagacion Sc contrajo
antes de la muerte de la esposa.
En- otras palabras: La respon-
sab,lidad de La propiedad que
Gabriel Guerra, padre, poseia Ell
el momento del embargo, tiene
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Asesnile, Robe, In
Cendie, ViOIe, Difarne

" la sanc;on de la Ley, el
anatena social y ell desprecio
pubIico cdeFa sebre I'd. como
ur1 estigfna inborrabIe.
Vista I'd. nal, descuide su in
dlFmentaria, compre sus tra-
jes sin preocuparse de su ca
lidad y de su confeccion y no.
tara enseguidd que sus ami
gos 10 nqiran con cierta Iasti-
ma nortificante, las personas
con quienes I'd. tenga reIacio-
nes cornerciaIes enpiezan a
dudar de su soIyencla y las
mujeres 10 creeran un misan-
tropo de la peor caIaf1a.
No irnporta que I'd. tenga
dinero 81 no 10 sabe gastar;
no lF11porta que usted quiera
vestir bIen 81 no sabe eIegir
sus sastres; no importa que
listed tenga un regular presu-
puesto anual para ropa ST no
10 sabe invertir inteIigente-
mente.-
Para evitar ell gastar ind
tilmente en- vestir, no hay
otro renedio en- Puerto Rico,
sino vestirse en- EL cORTE
INGLES.
EL coRTE INGLES, lie ofrece
a I'd, tres factores indispen-
sables de toda elegancia.
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FLORES NATURALEs

GQuiere usted consegrir hermo-
los bouquets? Bonitas Coronas y
,tros trabajos artfsticos en- flores
latura:es. Lame al telefono 800
santurce. (stOp 90 Martin Pena y
'era atendido por la Sra. Parci.
qRfsY@ Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-14
5sERA aB1eE1?

A pesar de que NADIA en- absolute
hayamos sabido sobro uuien tiene
mas probabilidades de ser nombra-
do para la jefatura del Departanen
to de Immigration, sinembargo en-
corrillos y circulos pol1ticos SO tie
ne entendido de que don Roberto
ha recomendado a Washington Ell
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Continuation de la pdg. u

lin dict6 sentencia, dando 6rdenss
al Marshall para que procediese Ia
venta del edificio, para que el Ban
co pndiese hacer efectiva su obliga-
ci6n de S46eo0. Y 81 quedaba algdn
Sobrante que fuese adjudicado los
memories. FL fallo del Juez ha sido
pnes favorable al American Colonial
Bank.
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DIRECTORIO
PROFESSIONAL
PEDRO G. oUINoNEs

AVOCADO 7 NOTARIO
Graduado de la Universidad de
pennVlvania, Harvard y Puerto Ri
co. Postula ante las Cortes de Puer-
to Rico y Corte Federal.
r. o. Box 1913. Tel. 143, S. ].
Edificio NOA. San Juan, p. r.
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La manera mas segura
para deshacerse de la caspa.

Hay un medic muy SECURE que
nunca ha fallado para elim.nar ia
caspa, Y este es disolverla. Queda
completamente destrufda. Para
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DR.. JOSE VICENTE

CIRUJANO-DENTIsTA
Especialista de In Sociedad Espafio-
la de AuxiIio Mutuo v Beneficencia.
Horas de OfIcina
a i a. m. > 1.30 a s p. M.
San Justo 33 (altos de I'll Louvre')
.Tel6fono 240. - San Juan, 2. r.
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lograr este:
obten G a s g
cuatro onZas
del prepara-
do liquid
arbon, apli-
queselo de
noehe al
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NoFA--La
d
noras nasporado los
Ia
atrangpo
de viajeo. =
- #s
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TRAJEs De Drill, HILO o
CAsIMIR para cabalIeros. y
los GItimos estiIos de trajes
para senora, en- todos los esti-
los y coIores de moda. Ira
jes para nifios -desde dos
afios en- adeIante- durables,
bien terminates y economicos
de todo este haIIara I'd. en-
ell eStabIecimiento de
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FRANCISCO CARRERAS
MARQUEE \

ABOGADo-ATToRNEY AT LAW
Sol 55. Box 1884 Tel. 694 azul.
San Juan.
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Preg1ntele a Su
Medico!

Cf. preg1ntele 81 es verdad
- que "NER-VITA" del DIR.
Huxley es el t6nico mas
eficaz para fortalecer ell cuelpo
en- corto tempo. Ell le dira,
que no solo es el mas eficaz
sino el 1nico que verdadera,
mente reeonstruye ell orga.
nismo.
'sNER-VITA" enriquece y
limpia la sangre, tonifica el
ORGANISING y devuelve las
fuerzas perdidas. "NER.
VITA" estimula ell apetitol
regula la digestion y hace
desaparecer las manchas de la
piel.
Compre hoy nlisno el primer
frasco de
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HARRY F. BESOSA

Attorney md Counsellor at Law
Telefono 1877. San Juan. Z. Z
Gable Address. "HARIBESA'
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coRRRsPoNsAL.
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THOMAS A. JAMESON co.

"uO L'Sn ! VI n ~. 80 -.
COZ A ST. NE-s ROOMS AND BATH
hot-water heat. electric lights: nice condl
ton. S75 90.
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WANTED-ROOMs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BROOM FURNISHED APT. CAN BE SEEN
after 4 o'clock and all day Sunday. Rea'
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1906 VERNON. ST. ,N;W--FURNIsHED
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WANT GIRL TO SHARE HOUSEKEEPING
apartment: all convenences: very reason
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1920 ONTARIO RID.

Opposite the Ontario Apt.
Several new apis. of 2 and 4
rooms with bath, in excellent
location, two blocks from 18th
and Columbia rd., near two car
lines. Rent, $47.50, $65.50 and
$O.5O, on monthly or yearly
terms. For inspection see resi-
dent manager, Apt. l03. Call
Adams 1888.
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a35 BUCHANAN ST, N.w;--Two untu fur;
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Observation-Disclosures.

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" OR ROOM. KTrCHENETTE. BATH
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TWO OR THREE ROOM UNFURN APT.
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Observation-Disclosures
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

,ZTTRF ond FLOOR NEW HOME. BEST
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-06-12
PIGEON HERO OF
GREAT WAR DEAD

A hero of the late war, cited in an
order of the army and decorated for
exceptional bravery at Verdun, died
recently of old age. He was ten years
old, says Our Dumb Animals.
His name was Carrier Pigeon No.
1894 A. F. and attached to one of his
legs he proudly wore ring, equiva-
lent to the medaille militaire, awarded
to him in June, 1916. with the follow
ing citation:
ION three different occasions, dur
Ing the battle of Verdun. under heavy
fire, insured the rapid transport Of
very important messages. In particu-
lar carried to headquarters the COM
munications of Major Raynal, defend
er of Fort Vaux, on June 3, 1916, at a
time when the majors troops, COM
pletely surrounded, were deprived of
any other means of communication.
The flights were done under most un-
favorable atmospheric conditions"
Since the armistice the pigeon had
been kept as an honored hero in the
army dovecotes.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-06-12

Divide There's nothing below 1900
feet in the park and the summit of
Longs peak towers up 1925 feet into
the sky. There are actually 43 peaks
above 10000 feet. And among these
granite peaks, whitened here and
there with everlasting snow, are
scores of wild, sequestered valleys,
with lakes and streams, birds and wild
animal life, forests and flowers.
Roads? There aren't any to speak
of. The trails the thing in Rocky
Mountain. That's why-even with
225,000 visitors-you can get off by
yourself. And that's why Rocky
Mountain is still virgin wilderness.
There is no north and south road
through the park; the Front range
and the Continental Divide made it
impossible. And there's only one
road across the park from east to
west-from Estes park to Grand lake,
the west entrance. And that's the
Fall River road-the highest automo-
bile highway in the national park sys-
tenn. 1t climbs far above timber line
and at 11.797 feet gives a panoramic
view of 100 miles.
The visitors in the bus, in No. 3
at the right, are enjoying this view
on pleasant summer day. The mer-
curry in Omaha, st. Louis and Chicago
may be lowering around in the nine.
ties, but these motorists have on win
ter wraps and are glad Of 1t. Yet
underfoOt the granite of the divide is
ablaze with Alpine flowers in rainbow
hues. In short drive over the Con-
tinental Divide is an adventure in
weather as well as in scenery. 1t may
be bright and warm. 1t may be fair
and cool. A snow squall often lends
variety. And when Longs peak,
king of the Rockies" sets about gath
ering storm cloud it's awesome.
The little picture. No. 2, suggests
the joys of "going light and of indi-
vidual achievement "far from the mad
ding crowd" An able-bodied noun
taineer with packhorse can see
things which will be forever hidden
from even the most daring motorist.
The man is no less parsonage than
DR.. Charles d. Walcott, world-famous
and head for these many years Of the
Smithsonian institution at Washington.
And he's away up north seeking new
silent places" in the Canadian ma
tional parks The photograph was
taken by Mrs. Walcott, his insepa-
rable companion on these adventurous
excursions into the wilds. Doctor
Walcott is a geologist and bontanist
and naturalist and author and what
not
Moreover, he is genuine nature
lover. with vision of what national
parks may be made to mean to the
people of the North American CONT
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-06-12
TRAINING COURSE
FOR BRITISHERS

Unusual interest has been created
by the plan of sending out from Eng
land to the colonies and dominions
groups of men and women selected
from various districts and carefully
trained to take up the life of settlers.
committee recently formed in Lon
don Is recruiting a new community
settlement from the ranks of retired
officers and civil servants who find 1t
increasingly difficult with their COM
paratively small pensions to maintain
in England the standards of life to
which they have been accustomed. 1t
is proposed to gather communities OF
60 or 20 families and train them in
England on two-acre garden plots.
Each prospective settler will thus gain
some experience of farming and at
the end of five years the whole group
will be moved to homestead in South
Africa, Canada or Australia. Mean
while. 1t is believed, they will be able
to pay their way from the produce of
their gardens.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-06-12
WOMEN need SWAMP ROOT


Thousands of women have kidney and
bladder trouble and never suspect it.
Women's complaints often prove to be
nothing else but kidney trouble, or the
result of kidney or bladder disease.
If the kidneys are not in healthy
condition, they may cause the other or
gans to become diseased.
Pain in the back, headache, loss of am
bition, nervousness, are often times symp-
toms of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment. DIR.
Kilmer's Swamp Root, physicians pre-
scription, obtained at any drug store,
may be just the remedy needed to over
come such conditions.
Get a medium or large size bottle
Immediately from any drug store.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure
and mention this paper.
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nent. IL scenic beauty, you know.
there is no international boundary
line; no barriers save those set by
Nature. 1t was largely due to Doctor
Walcott's influence as president that
the American Association for the Adj
vancement of Science-the largest
scientific society in the world, with
more than $4,000 members in the
United States and Canada-passed a
resolution calling for the National
Parks of North America" as an unique
continental exhibit" and requesting
"the people and the congress of the
United States and the people and the
parliament of the Dominion of Canada
to secure such amendments of existing
law and the enactment of such new
laws as will give to all units in the
international parks system complete
conservation alike" You see, the ma
tional parks of the United States and
grounds. They are priceless national
assets as natural history museums and
scientific and educational exhibits, to
say nothing of their economic value.
No. A gives glimpse of another
kind of park, with the same mission
and the same value-the Palisades In
terstate park along the Hudson in
New York and New Jersey. Here's
| where the millions of Greater New
York get breathing space. Here's
where welfare organizations main
tain hundreds of camps for those who
would otherwise know nothing of the
| joys of life "close to natures heart"
In the 1924 season no less than 1000
600 visitors enjoyed Its beauties and
its recreations. This summer there
will be more visitors, for New York
state has just built wonderful sus-
pension bridge across the Hudson be-
tween Bear mountain and Anthony's
Nose near Peekskill to facilitate park
travel. The women's clubs brought
about the interstate organization
e. II. Hartman, the railroad magnate,
was it's good friend and his widow has
carried on his work. Philosophical
citizens, serving without pay, have
made the park the wonderland with
adequate funds appropriated by the
two states.
Go as you please-stop at hotels
"rough 1t smoothly" with camp outfits
go light and rough 1t. And the Red
Gods be with you!
But do be sportsmen-Gentleme of
Outdoors Our outing manners are In
credibly bad. Unless there Is radical
betterment there will be nationwide
trouble for vacationists-the innocent
with the guilty. Don't mar the fair
face Of Nature Don't set forest fire
through carelessness.
And drive carefully in the noun.
tains.
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absolutely unlike the doll-like Japa-
nese or the masculine Chinese women.
Their white garments are clean and
dainty, and their white. wide-skirted
coats, made of gauze-like fabric,
stand out like crinolines. The social
position of women In Korea comes
closer to servitude than In any other
oriental country. They marry without
having previously seen their future
husbands. They are taught that the
greatest female virtues are silence
humility and timidity.--Family Her
aid.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-06-12
All His Teeth at LIS

At the age of one hundred and six
teen years Ramon Gomez recently
died in Spain and although he had
been hardworking farmland all his
mature life, and was subjected TO the
handicap of having few facilities for
dental and medical care compared with
residents in the cities. he had all Of
his teeth at the time be died. He was
not bald. He had never left his ma
tive village, and had never seen an
automobile, railway train or telephone.