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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01
CANCER GERM
SPECIALIST
is RETICENT
DIR. William +. Gye of London
Dodges Publicity in Refer
ence to Research
BY MILTON BRONNER
NEA Service Correspondent.

London, Aug. Elusive as the
dread cancer germ which they pur-
sued rclcntlcssly for two solid years
are its modest English discoveries
the doctor, William Ewart eye,
and the halter. J. T.. Barnard.
The cancer germs until recently
clnGed all known filters and all mag
nifying glasses. The discovcrcrs, as
strangely assorted and urassuming
u pair as can he found in all the his
tory of scicce, nave lodged pub
lefty and earnestly fled from lauda-
ton.
Credit for their discovery they
give to an American, DR.. Pcyton
Rous Of Rockefeller Institute, New
York. Or. Gye told me:
"All my work was made possible
by discoveries Of Or. Rous concern
ing tumors in fowls American sci
entists were splendid, giving me all
the information they had accumu-
lated, especially DR.. Rous.'
And when volunteers pressed for
ward to submit themselves for tests
with the newly isolated germs, the
discoveries announced:
1--WE are very much obliged. but it
is utterly unnecessary. If we want
to experiment, we shall do il first on
ourselves. then our laboratory as
sistants and then on our colleagues.
Dr. eye. as medical scientists go,
is quite young. He is 40. He is
the son Of a railway laborer in Der
byshire. and himself worked ns a
railway porter TO earn money for his
education in Edinburgh. During the
war he wa swith the British medi cal
corps in France and Italy. Tic lives
in London suburb.
Almost from the start he devoted
himself to research work. Most OF
his service has been with National
Institute for Medical Research on a
modest salary. Several years ago he
made noteworthy discovery in dis
eases of the nervous system. A little
later he again came into notice BY
researches into the poisonous effect
Of various kinds of dust.
Two years ago he set himself tC
cancer research. DR.. Rous in Amer
lea had discovered the recurrence OF
certain kind of sarcoma in fowls
and had evolved a theory Of sarcomt
due to a germ. DR.. Gye was con
WINGED that the American had shown
the path to success.
Ard that is where Barnard came
in. The latter runs and owns a fash
ionable mems hat shop in Jermyl
street. This shopis his meal ticket
Rnt for 80 years the big interest il
his life was microscopy. The 55
vear-old business man had mad
himself one of the foremost microso
pists in the world. His distinction
is evidenced by the fact that he be
rnme president of the Microscopes
Society and received the blue ribbo
Of scientific distinction-the Fellow
ship of the Royal Society. He ha
spent thousands upon microscop
and has never accepted n penny TO
his services. not even during the wa
when he gave all his time to tn
government. Much of his time ha
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01

been spent at the same research in
stitute that DR.. Gye served.
TO help Gyc, he invented new
kind of microscope. No microscope
before known was able to magnify
certain kinds Of germs enough to
make them visible. Scientists know
that the vole: light at one end Of
the spectrum has the highest magni-
flying powers. Going on from this
to ultraviolet rays, even better re-
suits are obtained.
Barnard perfected a method
whereby powerful camera looks
through an equally powerful micro
scope upon subjects Illuminated by
ultraviolet and other rays. He thus
got camera which could register
what the human eye could not see.
1t was able to photograph germs
that had eludcd all other efforts to
idcntyf them. Barnard's part OF
the partnership had been accomplish
ed.
Then came the long tedious tests.
| It was one thing to photograph Il
germ supposed to be cancer germ.
1t was quite another to prove that it
did bring about cancer. There fol
lowed years experimentation. 1t
is now believed that Gye has proved
the malignity Of the infinltcsimally
tiny thing Barnard's camera saw.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01

miles an hour in seconds, better
pulling power up steep grades and
through mud or sand.
The body design which has been
so Enthusiastically Chrysler Is un-
changed save for the minor details.
The smartness of the roadster
type, which Chrysler has done much
to restore to popularity. has been
enhanced in many details. New bull
let-type head lamps, top bow
finished in walnut to match the
STEERING wheel and instrument board
panel, fitting into a nickcl-plated
thimbie, automatic windshield wiper,
wider doors permitting greater ease
in getting behind the steering wheel.
side hinges on the golf compartment
door, and top of uncoated and rub
berized material, are few Of the
new features.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01
CHRYSLER
ANNOUNCES
PRICE DROP
New Models Show Engineer
ing Improvement; New
Lines for Body

Walter P. Chrysler. president of
the Chrysler Corporation, last week
announced new and lower prices on
the Chrysler Six. as we'll as a num-
Der Of improvements and refine
ments in engineering design which
raise this car to new performance
peaks.
The new price range is from
1895 for the new Phaeton model to
$2O95 for the Crown Imperial, +. o.
b. Detroit.
Most important of the new engi-
neering features, Mr.. Chrysler points
o ooxer are plans The iatest chrys ee
Six has . cylinder bore Of 3h inch
es. This increase in piston displace-
ment delivers nearly ten per cent
greater power. enabling the new Six
to attain its top range of 20 mile
per hour with greater ease. It also
gives swifter acceleration and get
away with proved record Of s to rs
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01
RITCHIE FUNERAL
WILL BE SUNDAY

The funeral Of Mrs. Thomas Rit-
chic who died Thursday afternoon
at a local hospital will be held Sun
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
Presbyterian church in Steele. Rev.
Burns will be in charge of the ser
vices. Bailey Jones, Mrs. F. A.
Lodge and Mrs. f. B. Miller will
furnish special music.
Pail bearers have been selected
from the Knights of Pythias and
Modern Woodmen Of America lodges
and include Peter Dellenberg, Mark
Holt and Ed. Hustad, X. of p; Hollis
Porter. J. r. Boucher and Ed. Scrog-
gins, Woodmen.
Mrs. Richie was born at Marion,
Ohio, in 1882. The family has made
their home in North Dakota for the
past two years. She is survived by
her husband, her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Heinze; threee broth
crs, four sisters, and six children,
all living at home.
READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01
Eminent Psyche Analyst,
Co.worker of Feud, Dies

Venna-tR-Dr. Joseph Breuer,
one of the most widely noted Of
psyche analysts. died recently at the
age Of 80. As early as 1882 he was
credited with curing with the aid Of
hypnosis pronounced case of n.y.
steria in q woman. ,.s.-e
It was this epoch making cure
which is said to have led DR.. Sig
mund Freud. Ia years younger than
DR.. Breuer, to build up a psycho-an.
alytic system of his own. Suisse
quently, both scientists collaborated
in setting down their experiences on
this subject in book called 1.-THE
Psychic Mechanism of Hysterical
Problems" published in 1893, and in
a later publication, "Hyseria."
DR.. Breuer did not entirely ap.
prove of the theories which Freud
continued to advance and soon gave
up further analytical research work
but his personal relations with Freud
continued unmarried. ="
Danzig Wealthy in Real Estate
Danzig-LP)-This city boasts OF
being one Of the wealthiest on the
continent. It's wealth does not con.
sist so much in money and goods a.
it does in real estate. Two-third:
Of the whole ground upon which
DanziR is built is the property of the
municipality.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01
Important

e there Be an epidemic Of price cutting
in the industry, Overland is not con-
oerned with it. For never will Overland
be party to any policy that involves
the cutting ofprices to q figure necessi-
tating proportionate cut in quality.
O The reason and the ONLY reason
Overland Six prices are nowreduoed u
BECAUSE We are selling twice the number
Of these fine cars we had planned.
QThis means huge savings in our par-
chases, huge savings in manufacturing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01
Mormon Museum Draws
Thousands of Tourists

Salt Lake City, Utah, August.-P)
-Mumries of ancient Southern Utah
cliff dwellers, weapons, agricultural
implements and other relies, de-
clared by some Psychologists to be
among the finest specimens in ex-
istence, are housed in the small mu-
scum of the Mormon Church, located
on Temple Block here. The museum.
visited annually by thousands Of
tourists, also contains many relics
of Mormon pioneer days such as
spinning wheels and household i'm
plements.
What is declared to be the first
house built in Utah-it is nearly 100
years old-stands just outside the
main museum building.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01
ANTHRAX HITS
VALLEY CITY

Valley City, N. D., Aug. 1.--tR)-A
scourge Of anthrax among stock in
this territory has been discovered by
DR.. B. X. Bjornson Of the state live
stock Sanitary Board, Bismarck. DR..
Bjornson and DR.. Martin, local vet
ernarian, have issued a statement
warning local stock owners to report
all cases of stock dying under sus-
picious circumstances, and advising
vaccination as a safe preventative.
Anthrax is transmissible to human
beings and DR.. Martin has advised
anyone having boils or other infec-
tions to consult a physician at once.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01
BY MISSOURI BOB

I've lived in four prisons. All
prisons in this country were hell
holes 80 years ago. and of all the
plague spots on earth. the Missouri
state prison at jefferson City was
the most cruel I was ever in. | will
say right here that the man who
accomplis hcd most for prison reform
in this country is Thomas Mott Os-
borne. former warden Of Sing Sing,
When | was in jefferson City
prison, it was all contract labor and,
believe me, prison contractors in
those days we're not human beings.
They gave you a certain allotment ot
work, and if you didn't do that task,
it was solitary for you. When you
had remained AZ hours without
food, an order would come down to
the kitchen TO prepare big pan OF
stcaming hash.
Negro Runner
The instructions were to load it
heavily with onions. Then n negro
convict runner assigned % the dcpu
ty warden would carry that pan Of
hash to the place where you were
standing. hungry for two days,
chained to n post. 1t seems TO me
officials Of Missouri state prison
got this system Of punishment from
the middle ages.
II YOU have ever been stranded
and broke in strange town. and
ravcnously hungry. ard passed the
aroma Of frying bccfstcak and on
ions. YOU NAV get som" idea OF how
it feels TO stand at a post for two
days without ANYTHING to cat and
have a big colorcd convict hold pan
Of food under your nose. then walk
away and grin. Then the deputy
warden would step in and ask if you
were ready to work
Profound Impression
This incident happened in Jcffcr'
son City prison. and no incident in
my life made more profound i'm
preston on my mind.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01

q Therefore, to keep our sales-vol,nne
at this satisfactory level, these. eoono-
mics are now passed on to you. q Before
you buy any car in this price class,
don't be stampeded. q Shop carefully
around. Investigate all moderate
priced Skies. Then, check your findings
against this big Overland Six. @ As an
experienced owner you must then admit
that never before, for as little as 1896,
have you been offered % much Of quail
ity and Of value in any automobile.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01
MANDAN NEWS

The firm Of Hjelmseth and Kidd
Of Mandan were successful bidders
for the contract to build a $4,000
mission house at Cannon Ball. The
contract was awarded by Arch Dea-'
con Harrington Fargo Of the Epis-
copal church in North Dakota.
Score Of Mandan people are plan
ming to attend the Heart River
roundup to be staged at Flasher by
Max Thiele today and tomorrow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01

This is the second Of series
of articles by Bruce Blaine. in
mate Of the North Dakota State
Pcnitentiary, who rccounts the
experiences Of life of 40 years
Of crime. Blaine, known to tho
underworld as "Missouri Bob"
is nationally prominent in police
circles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-03
NO tABRA AUMEN-
TO EN- LAS DIETAS
De LOS REPRESEN-
TANTES
La ComiSi0n de Hacienda
ha pOspuestO indefinida-
mente ell aumento pro-
pueSt0 pOr el repreSen-
tante ST. Apellaniz

Hace va algunas semanas, dimos
cuenta de que Sc habia presentado
en- la Camara, por el Representative
senior Apellaniz, una Resolution
Coajunta, para que los senores de-
iegados, en- vez de percibir siete do
lares diaries durants los prilneros
noyenta dias legislativos, percibie-
sen la cantidad de $3.50 Quincenal.
FL proyecto del selor Apellaniz, no
fu6 endossdo por Ell solo, sino que
centaba con las firmas de por 10
menos 25 representatives. Esto quie-
re decir, que 81 hubiese sido reco-
nendado por la comision correspon-
diente, podria aarse por aprobado
SIN discussion.
Er defensa del proyecto, Sc. alego
que no todos los seilorss represea-
t9ntes eran ricos, y que algunos es-
taban realizando un verdadero sa-
crificio para sostenerse en- la ciu-
dad, lejos de su hogar, y con gastos
duplicates.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-03
ULTIMA HORA
ANocTIE Sc RECIBIo Ell ST
GUINTE cABLEGRAETA
WAsHINGTCN, abril, 1925.
Rafael Maria eonzale7.
Pres, Asociac cibn de Agricultores,
Gu La, pc p.no

Rafael Maria Gonzale7.
Pres, Asociac acibn de Agricultores,
San Juan. Pto. Rico.
Junta Feaeral de Horticulture
anuncio hoy recomendara al secre-
tario de Agricultural acepte subs
tanciaImente las propoaciones he
chas por los Delegates portorr1que-
nos, este es. cue las principales fru-
tas exportadas de Puerto Rico a Es-
tados Unidos, toronjas, chinas, pi
1as. aguscates Y gI1ineos sean sxoen-
tas de perniso 0 inspecciones como
condici6n de entrada los puertos
del continents: pero que Sc bagan
arreglos para ma inspection GER
tificaci6n federal de estas frutas,
lien en- has plantaciones en- los
puertos de e;nbarque de Puerto Rico.
La Junta espera. siguie-d do las indi-
caciones de la Delegation portorri
uuefia, prepsrarse nara cooperar con
las autoridsdes del gobierno insuiar,
para efectnar la inspection Y certi
ficaci6n. La Junta talnbt6n AMIN
cia su proposito de cooperar con el
gobierno de Puerto Rico On la eie-
ouei6n de las leyes de cuarentena
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-03
en- Ell q 'afaii-
re y del In
come Tax"
LAS REBAJAS He
CHAS, AGREGAN, LE
CUESTAN AL PALS
ALREDED0R De TRES
MILLONES De Do
LARES

Debemos hacer constar para como
cimiento general que no es cierto
que ningln empleado, cercano al
Hon. Tesorero de Puerto Rico, nos
haya facilitado, mucho menos es-
critic, ninguna information referen-
te al case de la Santa Isabel Sugar
Go.
Los dotalies que obtuvimos de es-
lie case especifico, asi como otros
Que iremos dando a la estampa. Sc
GIN los vayamcs conflrmando, es
obra~ dc nuestro exclusive esfuerzo
personal cerca de nuestro represen-
tante en- la ciudad de Guayama, que
;.sisti6 al juicio en- que Sc hizo refe-
rencia al consabido check de mil do
lares.
Querelnos hacer esta aclaracion
'para que Sc sepa que nosotros So
mos los iin1cos response bles de ese de
tale del case del Income Tax
qwe ocupa hoy la atenci6n publica.
Es mas. para ser bien frances, de-
be entenderse que 81 las parties no
Iubiesen dado lugar al consabido
pIeito, de SECURE que hoy no ten
driamos que estar tratando asunto
tan enojoso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-03
Ell. SR. PLANADEBALL

En- vista del grave cariz que van
tolnando estos asuntos. v. fin de
seguir informando AL PALS Use
puede? Ell curse de los mis-
mes. en- la mafiana de aver nos en-
trevistamos con ell sub-jefe del ''In-
come Tax, seior S. S. Planadeba.l.
qnien nos dijo 10 siguiente: "Estoy
actualmente en- uso de una hcencia
de 80 dfas que me ha sido concedi-
da... Els verdad, agreg6 cue en- Ell
Negociado existen muchas ire
sularidades inmoraIidadss cue han
costado al Pueblo de Puerto Rico
airedor dc tres millones de dolarea,
como consecuencia de las rebajas he
chas fuertes contribuyentes en- 10
qre resrecta a sus planillas de Gin
come tax, pero, bien, 10 que ALI
fC0niin1a on la paC. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-03
La Ley pr0hibe la en-
trega de certificaciO-
neS a men0S que no
sea por orden de los
intereSadoS 0 del Dep.
de IustiCia
Con tai motive ell Secre-
tari0 de ia Iunta no ha
entregado los doCumen-
toS SOIicitadOS

la Camara de Representatives. nom
D., hace mas de yeinte dias una
comisi6n investigators que essudis
&c en- deSalles las actuaciones de Ia
Junta de Revision IguaIamiento
y del Negociado de "Tncome
Tax, del Departamento de Haete1
ola.
Los comisionados legislativos, das
pu6s dc celebrar la primera reuniol,
solicitaron La compareesncia de los
.aeflcres Martinez y Purcell. Jefe y
.Eecretario de los dos organismos del
Cob,erno antes nencionados, AL com
parecer estos oficiales de Tesoreria,
los senores Tizol Dones y Borgos,
procedieron a in"errogarlos exten-
samente con respecfo los trahaios
reaH9ados en- 10 cue Sc referia a
contrihuciones, solfcitando in1por,
tantes 9ocumentos que deberfan >es-
pecificar las canttdades abnnadas
por numerosss eorparaciones establ3
cidas en- Puerto Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-03
LA LEGIsLATURA Y
Los MUN1cIPIos


La base de la contribution y do
la autorizaci6n de la Asamblea Le-
gisiativa, Sc estableci6 ell a1o 1900.
Para esa fecIa, Sc autoriZo los
Municipios imponer una contribu
cion especial del 80.
''Luego, Sc les autorizo para i'm
poner hasta I'M dos por ciento Por
ejemplo, San Juan, EN- el afio 1915,
impuso 25 centesimas para pagar el
cmprestito de S1,7oO. 900.
Este afio, los contribuyentes
estan pagando el 2. .Os96, 10 que
quiere decir que Sc ha rebasado ell
limite en- 90.
"Tengo entendido que al afio pa
sado Sc rebaso por IA.
"Afortunadamente, examinando
viejas partidas, encontramos Que
hay una contribution especial de
80 que no es una contribution i'm
puesta por oil Municipio. sino por
Ia Asamblea Legislative.
'fNuestros calculos, nos han lie
vado a la conclusion de que para
pagar un empr6stito de dos millones
&C dolares, seria necesaio imponer
una contribution especial de .18.
~ va tiene I'd. expIicada la
razou por la cual hemos recurrido
a i Legislature. Como va le die
antes, existe esa contribution de
80 centesimas Que puede ser auto
rizada por La Legislature, y que
puede ser autorizada por la Legis-
latura, y que en- este case, es para
nosotros una gran defensa, pues nos
permite realizar grandes mejoras
si,nn1inhs aa Ia 6a. paginal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-03
PERo LA CoMI
SION DE HACIENDA.

Asi las eosas, la Resolution. con
sus Is firnas al pie paS6 la Co
mission de Hacienda para su estudio
y consideration.
Y Ultima hora, nos hemos ente-
RADIO de algo que induda blemente no
sera muy agradable para los senores
delegados. Hemos sabido que la Co.
mission de Hacienda en- una de sus
flti1uas reuniones, acord6 posponer
indefinidamente ell aumento propues-
to por ell se1or Apellanis y los de-
mas representatives que endosaron Ia
RESOLUTION de referemcia.
parece pues que la Resolution ha
muerto manos de la comisi6n de
Hacienda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-03
AUMENTAN LAS
POSIEII.InADEs


Los informes are a Ultima hora
hemos obtemdo, armenian las po-
sibildades de Que Mr. Hartzen sea
nombrado Gobernador de Puerto
Rico.
Sc nos ha dicho conddencialmen-
to, cue MIR. Hartzel ha recibido
una carta de Washington, Ell la
cual Sc lie informa, Ell la forma
mas confdencial. Que el presidente
Coolidge esta considerando su nom
hramiento para el mas alto cargo
en- nuestra isla. la carta. seglln los
4nfornes que tenemos, esta firmada
pOr un amigo de Mr. Hartzell. que
a Ia vez esta tan allsgado la
administrator nacional, que Sc le
supone enterado de todo. absoluta-
mente de todo.
Nosotros sabemos cue Mr.. Hart
zell jamas ha pretendido desplazar
"a Mr.. Towner Z 81 sceptara ell nom
lbramiento dc oobernador de Ppey-
! to Rico, soria porfse antes bulnefe
presentado voluntariamente ia. re
nuncia ell actual rporedor de Santa
Catalina, para ouien el pals tiene
todO su respeto y admiration.
Tambi6n sabemos ore Mr.. Hart
zen es el candidate itnanims dol
Bureau de Asuntos Instlares de
Washington.
Estas noticias, de Que nos he
mos enterado ultima hora, que
darnos sin apologies. vienen a au-
mentar las posibilidades. como va
dijimos antes. de aue Mr. Charles
HrEell sea 4el pr6ximo norador de
81 La Catalina.
fCar4s,,4So -, Ia 49, a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-03

para evttar que por los puertos dc
Ia. isla entren Estados unidos @
sus territories plagas y moscas de
frutas, especiaimente la "Mosca del
Eediterraneo" Y la "'Mosca Meji-
cana''. La Junta tambien Geclara
aue siempra que Sc pueda mantener
fuera dc Ia isla estas plagas Y. mos
cas-, no habra razones para res
tringir embarques fruteros de
las frutas mencionadas: aundue
probablenlente ser5 precise restrin-
gir la entrada de algupas frutas Y
vegetables de poca importancia CO.
merciaI. Mi mas sincera felicitaci6M
por triunfo obtenido.
coRDovA DAvILA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-03
Ell ALCALDE De S.
JUAN, HON. R. H.
TODD Y Ell NUEVO
EIMPRESTITO
ASciende a dos milo
nes. El pOrque Sc ha
recurridO'a a la LegIs-
latura
FL tipo especial de con-
tribucion estaba re-
basadO desde haCe
dos amos

En- la manana del dia de aver,
visitamos al Alcalde de San juan,
Hon. Roberto H. Todd en- su of
Gina del Ayuntanliento Nos llevaba
hasta ALI Ell deseo de hacerle algu-
mas preguntas en- relacion con ef-
nuevo emprestito de dos miLlones
dc d6lares que habra de contratar
la actual administration de San
Juan.
Don Roberto. aun cuanGo estaba
muy ocupado, Sc presto gustosamen-
tie a completeness y nos suministro
information muy interesante en- re-
laoion con la forIna en- que habra
de llevarse cabo a nuevo empires
tito
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-03
NUEvA soLIcITUD

La Comisi6n de servicio Pdblico
ha recibido iiltimamente una nueva
solicitud que ofcialmente hace la
Compaiiia del Trolley, en- la
cral Sc ofrece como Ease principal
srn servicio moderno de carros cleo
t,icos con doble via ore cruce to-
das las Gales principales de Ia ciu-
dad. tambien doble via por ell
coDdado saliendo hasta Rio Piedras
en- linea recta, y via simple ore
rase al Barrio obrero, ademas de
IN ramal que pase por la carretc-
ra nueva. Tambi6n SO compromise
Ia Compafia del Trolley insta-
lar doble via en- toda la extension
dc la carretera central Ponce de
Leon.
La eompania canadiense, como
entertainments. tambi6n establece
esta vez sus bases para garantir
Ia sacacia Y conveniencia de este
nuevo servicio de carros e1ectricos.
Paroce ser Ia intenci6n de la Com
rahia del Trolley que Sc desvien
las guaguas. por la csrretera nneva,
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