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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
70 MAY BE HIGH
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Brilliant Golf Played by
Huge Field on First
Rounds.
By the Associated Press.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Aug. FL
More than 200 golfers continued play
today in the second elimination round
of the Western open golf champion
ship at the Youngstown Country Club,
where 20 players scored 10 or better
yesterday, indicating that those con-
tcstants would likely be the only ones
able to survive for the final SO holes
on Saturday.
At the head of the list when today's
round began was Larry Nabholtz of
Cleveland. who had a wonderful 67 to
his record. Only two strokes behind
the leader we're Donald Carrick, Is
year-old Canadian amateur champion:
and Emmett French. professional of
the local club, and there were seven
players with scores of 20.
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A Full Line of Fruits and Vegetables
We Deliver to All Parts of the City
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ROSS THE AGGRESSION.

Ross was the aggressor throughout
and this scored in his favor with
the judges. Mccoy chose to let his
rival lead, as usual, realizing that his
cleyerness and speed gave him an adj
vantage in this, since two or three
counters can be planted in reply to n
jab or a hook.
But Ross persisted in his unortho-
dox left-handed ways. and Johnny took
many blows, though none especially
damaging, in the body and on the
face. LETS to the mouth cut the ten
der membrane of his lips against his
teeth: this brought the only blood Of
the bout.
The bout was a clever one, but nor
the violent kind the fans crave. Nc
Coy's remarkable defense gave him his
early edge, most of Ross blows be-
ing PARTED. with quick cuffs about the
head as replies.
Ross became more daring with the
use of his left as the bout progressed
and McCoy's defense was penetrated
frequently in the seventh, eighth,
ninth and tenth rounds. Mccoy raj
lied in the eleventh and the round
was fairly even when Ross made hot
finish. The last round was rather
tame.
Ross had an advantage of perhaps
four pounds in weight.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

An elaborate suite that pleasing the eye is
practical. OF popular American Walnut Veneer and
prses Buffet, Obons Extension Table, China Cabinet
Server, FIVE Side and Armchair Floor Lamp, Table
Lamp and beautiful Table Scarf. Here suite that will
give of service and add dignity and beauty
any dining
International., 1925-08-10
JIGGS AND MAGGIE To
MEET WITH HIRAMS

With a good attendance, the
regular weekly meeting of the
Hiram club TOOK place Wednesday
noon at the Masonic Temple.
Among events on the program
were a piano solo by Miss Margaret
Frazier, and an address by Rev.
O. A. Smith on the subject, "The
Masonic Lodge From The Stand
point Of A Layman." The atten-
dance contest for the past four
meetings stands an even break so
far. The club now has SO mem
bers. At this weeks meeting
there will be a "Jiggs" dinner, and
Dame Rumer has it that Jiggs and
Maggie will be there in all their
glory.
International., 1925-08-10
TOVREA AND BROPHY
ON LONG AUTO TRIP

j. E. Brophy, Bisbee merchant
and cattleman, and Ed Tovrea Of
Phoenix, head Of the Arizona
Packing Company, and brother of
j. C. Tovrea of Nogales, have
started on an automobile journey
which will ia ke them into two
countries, distance of over 5000
miles, before returning to Arizona
in a few weeks.
They left recently in Tovrea's
car bound for a trip along the
coast Qf California, into the north
west and up into Vancouver, B.
c., as their farthest point north.
They will return by another
route, coming down through Mon
tana, Wyoming, Colorado, and New
Mexico.
International., 1925-08-10
Gen. Mora Yaqui Chieftain Whipped
At Stake And Removed From Office

The Nogales international dur
ing the past week received a query
from the Los Angeles office of
the United Press in regard to an
item appearing in the newspaper
Excelsior at Mexico City reporting
that federal troops are being NOV
ed in Sonora fearing trouble be-
tween factiins Of the Yaqui In
dians who recognize different
chieftains."
In running down the report, The
international learned there is no
truth to the statement that troops
are moving.
Such a report probably gained
circulation through some dissen-
sion among the Yaquis recently.
There are eight pueblas in the
Yaqui district and each puebla
International., 1925-08-10

has it's own governor, these gov
ernors, when anything important
comes up, meet and decide what
is to be done. In the recent par
ticular case, which probably gave
rise to reported troop movement,
General Mori was summoned to
appear before a meeting of vari-
Gus chieftains to answer some
charges preferred against him. He
couldn't give satisfactory an
swer and was whipped at the stake
by the Yaquis and imprisoned and
deposed as a Yaqui general. Some
people thought this might cause
friction between the followers of
General Mori and the others but
the fear has been allayed on ac-
count of the Yaquis abiding by de-
cisions of the eight governors.
International., 1925-08-10
MAIL BOXES

AS a preliminary step toward
free mail delivery to be inagu-
rated in Nogales, September i,
Nogales Boy Scouts are making a
house-to-house canvass in order to
provide individual mail boxes by
August Is to comply with orders
from the postal department at
Washington, which provides that
at least IS percent of the homes
must have mail boxes by August
Is or the service will be post
poned indefinitely.
R. Q. Leatherman has returned
from a visit with his children at
Van Horn, Texas.
International., 1925-08-10
TWO MORE OIL
WELLS AT WILCOX

A letter received Thursday by
A. D. Page from his brother at
Wilcox says the owner of the
three 14-foot oil wells in the po-
tato patch at Wilcox, has brought
in two more wells at the same
depth. The letter also states that
the drill in the deep test we'll is
stuck, the casing having caved-in,
and it may be necessary to start
q new hole.
Mrs. ]. G. Page of Wilcox is
visiting her son, A. D. Page, 158
Perkins street.
International., 1925-08-10
NEW BRICKWOOD
LOBBY OPENED

With dance given under the
auspices of the Catholic Daugh-
ters of America, the beautiful new
Brickwood Hotel lobby was form
ally thrown open to the public
Friday evening. The lobby is one
of the show places on the border
and an improvement that is win
ming many compliments for the
hotel folks.
International., 1925-08-10
CONCERT PROGRAM

Following is the program for
the concert to be given by the
Twenty-fifth Infantry Band Tues
day evening at Camp Stephen D.
Little at 1880 o'clock:
1. March "Fete TriumphaW
K. L. King.
Fox Trot, "Sonya" Yup Alay
Yup ----- Schafer & Fisher.
2. Overture, "Ormion" -. Pettee.
b, Fox Trot, $50 That's The
Kind of a Girl You Are"
Rose, Dublin & Burke.
3. Trombone Solo, ''The Signal
E. Brooks.
Encore, Somewhere A Voice
is Calling" ---- Arthur F. Tate.
Musician Morton R. Davidson.
4. A Southern Tone Poem, Gear
ry Me Back To Old Virginny"
---------- Lucius Hosmer.
5. Selection from G. Doni-
zetti's Opera" Lucrezia
Borgai" -- Theo. M. Tobani.
6. Vocal Selectics, 'I Wonder
What's Become Of "Sally"
..------------ Jack Yellen
Encore, "Alabamy Bound.
: De Sylvia, Green &. Henderson
Musician Claude A. Andrews.
T. Excerpts from Musical Play
"Rose Marie" Primi & Stothart
Leslie King, Band Leader 25th
Infantry, Conductor.
John L. Stevens, immigration
patrol Inspector at Ajo, was here
last week on a business trip.
International., 1925-08-10
Page Fifteen
COUNTY TAX RATE BE
FIXED NEXT MONDAY

The county tax rate will be
fixed by the board of supervisors
August II. Ehe supervisors Will
also know the state rate by that
date. The county budget came up
for final approval last Monday
and was approved as advertised.
International., 1925-08-10

Ben Jones, representative of q
San Francisco wholesale house,
was here last week visiting at his
home on Grand avenue.
International., 1925-08-10
HEAVY RAINS

Heavy rains in Mexico to the
south of the border sent flood
waters rushing through the No
gales arroyo Friday evening. Ar
rivals from the south report a very
heavy rain assuming the proper
tions of a cloudburst.
International., 1925-08-10
DRAGGING ROADS

Blading and dragging roads is
under way at present throughout
the county, and all roads are re-
ported in good shape by Super
visor James L. Finley.
International., 1925-08-10
ICE CREAM SOCIAL.

The K. of P. lodge is arranging
to hold an ice cream social at the
Masonic Temple, August 19.
International., 1925-08-10
BIG FRUIT CROP.
IN CAMILLE DISTRICT

There is going to be big fruit
crop IN the Camille district this
year. Apples are getting ripe
now, and there will also be good
crop Of figs at the Pyeatte ranch.
International., 1925-08-10

Miss Martha White of Globe,
formerly of Tucson, arriver Satur-
day evening to spend a few days
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. C. Tow
rea, and cousin, Mrs. Craig Pot
finger.
International., 1925-08-10
REAL ESTATE SALES

Real estate sales for the first
week in August made by Bert
Schleimer were as follows: Lot
No. 154 Peter Anthony Addition
to Henry Ellis. Lot No. ITO,
Block 1T to z. Odom. Lots 1
and 2 Walnut Grove Tract to
Luther Allen.
International., 1925-08-10

Clifford w. Nelson of Tucson,
immigration officer, brought down
several aliens to the border, Wed
nesday, for deportation.
International., 1925-08-10

/ OAN~SA' VI C1SSl III VI UWC1N6 Cd
dldates from Empalme will be
initiated by the Nogales Elks soon.
+. j. B. Gonzalez of Gonzalez
& Company, custom house and
commission brokers, has returned
from business trip down the west
coast of Mexico as far south as
Mazatlan. Gonzalez & Companv's
new quarters at 1925 Ferrocarril
/ Nogales, Sonora, are being Ella
borately equipped. Desk, chairs,
etc, of Amapa wood from Nayarit.
purchased on Mr.. Gonzalez trip
to Mazatlan, are to adorn his pri-
vate office.
Joe Kleinman has returned from
his vacation spent at Grand Can
yon and Mesa, and reports the
country very dry between Pres
colt and Phoenix, with only one
good rain in that district this
summer.
r. G. Smith of Kansas is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Rollo Ashbv.
332 Noon street Mrs. Ashbv's
uncle and aunt We're here motor
ing through the country from
Kansas to Oregon.
Charles V. Russell of the firm?
of England & Russell, motorcycle
dealers of Tucson, was here Tues
day and is understood to have
closed a deal for the sale of q
motorcycle to Santa Cruz coun-
ty.
NJ. S. Miriman has left on a two
weeks vacation in Los Angeles
where Mrs. Miriman has been
spending the past several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Sampson,
Ernest, and daughter Marjorie
left yesterday on a three weeks
automobile trip to California.
M. and Mrs. J. II. Harrison ar
rived last week from Santa Ana.
Sonora, where Harrison is q cot.
ton grower.
Eddie Soto, one of the popular
! statesmen at the Model Shoe Store
is spending . two weeks vacation
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Matte Johnson, mother of
County Supervisor James L. Fin
ley, left Camille, Thursday, for a
three weeks visit in Los Angeles.
L. H. Burr of Myers, Darling
Hinton Company, returned We'd
nesday from several weeks stay
! in California.
International., 1925-08-10

DR.. w. J. Cryderman, formerly
of this city, has returned to his
home in Navojoa, Sonora, after a
few days visit on the border.
International., 1925-08-10

Miss Ruth Dalton returned Sun
day from a two weeks visit in
California.
International., 1925-08-10

R. A. Myers spent Sunday in
Tucson.
International., 1925-08-10
ELKS INITIATION

A class of eight or twelve can
dldates from Empalme will be
Initiated by the Nogales Elks soon.
International., 1925-08-10

John L. Stevens, immigration
patrol Inspector at Ajo, was here
last week on a business trip.
International., 1925-08-10

r. G. Smith of Kansas is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Rollo Ashbv.
332 Noon street Mrs. Ashbv's
uncle and aunt were here motor
ing through the country from
Kansas to Oregon.
International., 1925-08-10

Eddie Soto, one of the popular
statesmen at the Model Shoe Store
is spending two weeks vacation
in Los Angeles.
International., 1925-08-10

Mrs. Matte Johnson, mother OF
County Supervisor James L. Fin.
ley. left Camille, Thursday, for a
three weeks visit in Los Angeles.
International., 1925-08-10

Charles V. Russell of the firm
of England & Russell, motorcycle
dealers of Tucson, was here Tues
day and is understood to have
closed a deal for the sale of {
motorcycle to Santa Cruz coun-
tv
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-10
81 I'D Sc DESCUIDA
Sc 10 COMEN VINO


Hagase usted ell desensendido, no
les ponga usted atencion nm dfa
se 10 comen yivo. Hablamos de esos
insectos Y animalitos que Sc crian
en- Ia cabeza " parties secretas del
cuerpo humane I.lanense piojos.
liendres, . como Sc les lame Y sea
cIial sea Ia parte delecuerpo en- don
de. sc erfen, hay que acabar con ellos.
pI0JINA ldoble fuerza) es I'm un-
guento fabricado expresamente pa
ira matar pioies. lfendres y teda ella.
Sc de insectos que ataean la cabeza
" parties vellosas del euerDo huma.
Ino. pIOJINAt doble fuerza) es de
loIor agradabie, de facil aplicaci0n
~ de resultados mas r:ipitlos que q
unguento de mercurio. sel iessolaado
i otras pulnadas y unguentos ssecre,
tos. rs un inSecticida que no debe
Efaltar en- ninguna casa. No hay pio-
10, liendre nj ningSin otro insecto
que 10 resista Sc uSa tambien para
llavados de cabeza de aduItos nj.
Hos v para DESTRUIR la CAS-
EPA, dejando el cuero cabelludo linn
Ipio V oloroso. Por su precio como
do esta al alcance de pobres V ricos
Compre la pI0JIN4A en- las hoticas
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FL PrOgrdna..
Osnssnuacaon ds = ls. DAs.


esta inc6lurne. estamos tan unidos,
como la v1spera de las elecciones, y
no dude nsted que 10 estaremos has
ia las pr6ximas, porque ese es el
iinico medic para defender los de-
rechos de ese pueblo infeliz, a auien
en- vano pretenderan altar con cade-
mas por mas tempo, los que Sc com
placen en- su nliseria, los que Sc com
placen en- hundirlo cada vez mas en-
la ignorancia, negandole Ell derecho
del voto, cometiendo ,toda suerte
de .ilegalidades, abuses y violencias,
Empezamos triunfar, v nuestro
.triunfo sera glorioso, porQue sera
,el triunfo de las ideas, el triunfo
del derscho, de la dignidad puerto
Iriquefia. Venceremos asistidos por
la raz6n, sin la attraction del che
que, sin Ell plato de lentejas, que he
lnos sabido despreciar cuarido -fu6
|recesario, para no degradarmos.
Nosotros aplazamos "a nuestros
stiversarios de hoy para las eleccio-
nes del 1928, y entonces versmos
uuien vence a quien. Por ahora, di-
ga usted que Iglesias y 70 marcha-
faos hoinbro con hombro, siempre de
frente, sin rehuir responsibilities,
Y comprendiendo que la batalla So.
10 esta iniciada. Ann falta 10 mas
enconado de la lucha y veremos
uuien cae''.
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NuestraS EntreUistas

que en- su labor ban de salir triun-
fantes.
Silencio los nombres de 'aas obre
ras de esta Jerusalem liberia del
porvenir", como llamaba e1 glorio-
so Afatienzo a sus paisanas. por te-
NOR de olvidar alguno, pero para
todas guarda mi alma profanda
gratitud7
Era va tarde, y dfmos por ter
.minado el intervid, expresaIrlo q Ia
senora de Malaret nuestro .agrade-
,ciniento por habernos aeogido con
tanta amabilidad
LA Asociaei5n Puerterriqaeila de
Mujefes Sufragistas, sc complace
en- haber contribuIdo por medic dc
estR entreyista, a poner de mani.
fiesto la laut1able labor de aofls
Amina, aunque para ella sea widen.
cia, para que Puerto Rico cumpla
r0n slls ideales de cultura, rindien
do homemade las madres en- III
dfa IA -ello dedicado, y por toda esa
labor ofrenda su aIlmiracion y gra.
titHd "a tan excelente amiga, mode,
10 de virtudes, como hija, como es-
posa, como madre, como eiudadana
nznnEAGzhsaa
(POr el COmite de Publicidad dc
la Association PuertOrriqueha de Mu
jereS Sufragistas.)
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Revision del IreglamentO
Continuation de la pag. 81


comendaci6n por ell comite y apro-
bacion por la Association.
i 5.-Las razones que sostienen las
sugestiones . y 8 son acomodar la
pr;ictica ante este Tribunal a la
que rige en- ell Tribunal Supreme de
los Estados Unidos. segAn Sc des-
prende del discurso del ex-Juez
Clarke que Sc acompafia este es-
critic para fornar parte del smisnTo.
Ia Asociaei0n entiende Qu la mis-
ma practica es la que rige sustain
'cialIhente ante los demas tribuna-
les de Rpelaciones de los Estados
Ulidos
6.len cIlanto a Ia suggestion en-
tiende Ia Association que es ell sis
TENN on yigor en- Ell estado de
Washington. Iowa v otros estados,
y que convene implantarla, por 10
menos interinamente, en- Puerto Ri
CO hasta tanto que el trabajo ante
este Honorable Tribunal pueda ser
aliviado.
Respetuosamente. sometido. hoy
20 de febrero 1925.
AsOciacidn dc .Abogados de Pto. Rico
Por Jaeint0 Texidor, Presidente
Henry 6. Molina, Secretario.
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I'm prOyeCtO de-.
Confirmation. do Ia Ia. pAr.

sSeccion 4.A1.as disposiciones am
teriores ode la secci0n TAI en- ma
da afeetan los productos industrial
les de alta calidad que Sc expen-
den Ell esta isla v que Sc coIneen
en- Ell mercado de los EstadOs Uni
dos con -el nomhre de ethyl gas .
gasoIina anti-lnlOek (gasoIina, mar
ca, Y nonbre registrado oficialmen
te por la West India Oil Coz que
contienen tetra -ethyl-Iead v stetra-
cloruro de carbon; Disp0niend0se,
sin embargo, que este producto de-
bera estar colorado con un time
color de vino, tai v como Sc .hace
en- ell mercado de los Estados Uni
dos, para tiferenciarlo de otras cla-
ses de eombustibles; Y disp0nf6n,fo-
Sc, ademaS, que -este producto esfa-
RI sujeto la contribution adic;0-
nal que sc especifica anteriormente
81 no Sc ajusta al standard de In.
clase primera."
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de noche antes de acostarse; use
(es icuanto necesita), apliqueselo
sufciente cantidad para humede-
Ger bien el cuero cabelludo y fro
tese suavemente con la yena de
los dedos.
fAl amanecer, toda o 81 no la ma
yor parte de la caspa ha desapa-
recido. Dos tres aplicaciones mas,
competamente disolveran y destrui-
ran toda huella, no importa Ia niu.
cha caspa que usted tenga.
Notara que toda picazon y rasca-
zon del cuero cabelludo terninara
instantaueamente, y su cabello que
dara sedoso., con lustre, abien ssua-
We y cien veees mejor que antes.
Advt.
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GOont1nnaciOn de Z be. DC. }

como manifestation externa de jti-
biIo v tierno homemade del sublime
ideal que Sc festeja.
Secci0n -Mientras no Sc dis
pusiere otra cosa por la Asamblea
Legislative de Puerto Rico, la flor
emblematica indicada en- la secci6n
anterior sera la Madreserva.
La Sonora de Malaret nos ha da-
do para copiar el Decreto. y los te-
legramas de un Scrap-Book, donde
conserya el interesante archivo del
Dia de las Madres.
Y sigue interrogando la secretaria
de la Asociaci64 La sefiora de Ma
laret,
~a listed naci6 en- San Germang
En- el pueblo de la Cantora 1e
las Lomas, de la ilustre Lola r..
de Ti6 vi la luz primera, en- esa
antigua ciudad esta la tumba de
la inolvidable mujer, cuya dulee
memoria dedique mi iniciativa de
la celebraci0n en- Puerto Rico del
Dia de las Madres.
SDe que Snetlios Sc valio usted
para hacer Ia propaganda del Dfa ?
RedactG una Constitution, que
nande a todos los pueblos de la is
la. Escribf a los 72 pueblos, a las
personals consideradas como entu-
siastas por los altos ideales. Fue un
trabajo, que rest6 muehas horas
"a mi sue1o. Tuve que remitir a mu
chas escuelas poesfag Y articulos
alusivos al amor maternal; este ira
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ppEcl0 nEntlclno'

A una tercera par
te de su valor origi
nal miles de I4egf-
timos TInpermeabies
Goodyear combina.
ci6n de sobre todo,
y los pfreeemcs a "a
yenta por solo
$4.25 catIa nno. rs.
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DIA De LAS. MADRESg
CContinuacion de la pag. .

donde manas Sc eclipse para siem-
IRE! -Volviendome luego con frria
'hacia Ell eco de aquellOs trinOs, le
die:
-iOh, 81 mis- 1nanos .pudiesen opri
lnirte, .desgarrarte, aniquiIarte!....
Cantas cuando sollozO; me traes ar
nlonias ahora que solo comprendo ell
grito de La angustia... slAsi Dios ha-
ga eumndecer para siempre la gar
ganta de donde brotasl-Despues di
je a la brisa:
| Maldito soplo, vienes a acari-
ciarme cuando sel Isufrimiento me
abofetea: vienes a dar .el beso de
Judas a mi frente, I'll que, converti-
.da aver en- rafaga helada, hincaste
tn flo en- sl pecho de mi madre pa
"a causar la puimonia.. foh! 81 tu-
Iyviese mi aliento el empuje del hura-
can para aniQuilarte...
X cai de nuevo sobre mi asiento,
lresa de impotente rabia.
Eintonces Ell rayito de sol, enredan
8lose como filo de orc en- mis- cabe~
los, me dijo al dido:
-iInfeliz T.. Soy la mirada de tn
lradre que te acaricia desde el cielo.
Y zel eco armonioso, cantando a
mi aIrededor, murmuro:
-iInapio!.. Soy Ia VOC de tn ma.
Dire que te bendfce dssde la eterni-
dad.
En- cuanto la brisa, plego sus
aias impalpabies sobre mi frente, v
suspir6:
iTontol... Soy Ell beso que til
nladre posa sobre tn faz para pro-
barte que nj en- la tunba te olvida.
] Y sonrei con Ell rayo de luz, can
.te con el eco y suspire con Ia brisa.
y bendije al buen Dios que tiene,
! para todas las almas infortunadas,
In trino, un soplo de brisa y un
ravc de- sol.
I
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OontinnaCidn a. = ls- 1As.

significa para lnosotres snuestra hbe-
raci6n economical. Actualmente Ell
Tesoro Naeional esta en- lexcelentes
condolences, las areas nacionales
estan repletas de oro,--lo que nos
falta nosotres .precisamente-y ell
gobierno americana no tendrfa que
hacer mn sacrificio para hacernos
nn pr6sstamo, que por otre lado,
ha concedido ya a otros, que qui-
z;is mo tengan tanto derecho como
nosotros a recfamarlo.
En- esta capital, Y en- nuestros err
Iculos legislativos, Sc sigue agitan-
do la idea de enviar al Norte una
lcomisi6n, que entire otras cosas ges-
tione especialmente la concession del
pr6stamo. " p0r que no Ahacerlo, 81
clio implica nuestra salvaci6n eco
Monica?
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DEsC0NTENTO

La senora dofia GaIlina, despues
de darse un paseo por ell gallinero,
volvi0 al -nido; 10 encontr6 yacfo "
empez6 cacarear muy enfadada.
gQu6 pasa. sonora mia lie pre-
gnnt6 sel gallo.
Que esto no pHede seguir asf.
--dijo la galIina. Esta casa es un
desorden. nunca encuentro las CO.
sas donde las pongo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-10

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-10
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