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Garneau, J. T., Redstone. 22-34-52. cwh.
$500, IN ch. $3.50, II n. $500, % c.
Gilbert Dwight. Dagmar 1925. hfs.
$l54, cwh. $35, h. $50, G. $65, p.
GoT. Ellen NJ. Antelope. 21-22-S5-57. 1
h. $40, 2 c. $40
GOltz, Mrs. Otto, plCntyWOOd,. 1866,
mi. $75, 9 G. $2S5.
Graub bots. Andrew. Froid, 31-31-5S. hfs.
500, cwh. SIS, INCH. SIPS, II a. 1850,
S c. 500 p. $40.
500, mi 500 cwh. $780, auto $1,000,
mch. $3.50, n. 1920, g c. S155 p. $40.
Grammar, c. W., Plentywood, 1865
ewh. SIS, mch $3.50, h. $780, 8 C.
Griff. Mrs. Pat, Plentywood, 27-94-52.
his. SIS, CWh. S1O0. auto SIS, inch.
$500 Il h. 1920, Is c. $4O5, 2 s. $40,
Grondahl, Anton, Homestead. 1876.
hfs $50, cwh SIS, b. S240, 4 C. S140.
Gronlie, Martin, Homestead, 25-31-55
cwh. $50, auto 1898, INCH. $500
auto $47O.
Gronvold Adolph, Plentywood. 22-35-55
cWh. $40 auto $50, mch. $25, b.
Gross, John, Plentywood. 2S-S4-54. mi
$50 cwh. $50, auto $40, inch. $175
Gross, Martin q Lee, Plentywood, Is
34-54, mi. 500, auto $40. 4 H.. $50.
Grovom, A. n. & Bros, Homestead, S.
3l-56, hfs. $50, mi. 800 cwh. 1925. au-
to $50, truck $500 inch. $3.50, Is h.
500, S. $25, p. $25.
Grovom, Gemandus & Geo, Parke,
Homestead, 33-31-56 hfs. SIS, cwh.
$225, auto $3.50 mch SIS, Is h. S460,
C. $35, p. $40.
Guenther. b. r., Dagmar, S-17-S3-5S.
hfs. $35, cwh. $50. auto $50, nch. $40,
h. $l7O, 8 c. $780, 3 s. $50, p. $35.
GunderSOn, John, outlook 13-37-52 hfs.
800 auto 500, h. sac, c. $40. D.
Gunderson. Robt. Reserve. 24-33-55,
hfs. $500, mi. $50, auto $3.50.
inch $3.50. h. 500, s $56.
hfs. $55, cwh $125, inch. 5000. 25 h.
$3.50, IA c. $3.50 D. SIS.
/ Grothons, August Medicine Lake, 1882
So, hfs. $3.50, cwh. $3.50, inch. $3.50, 10
| Gleason, Robert, Dagmar, 2S-33-5S,
cwh. $40, h. $500, p 81.
Golf, w. F., Antelope, Dist. "a hts.
$50, cwh. S25, auto $50, inch. $500,
h. $210, c. $195, sh $25, S. $40.
Guenther Il. W., Dagmar, 4-33-5S hfs.
8 h. $14O. c. S1O5.
Gleason, Fred, Dagmar, 2S-S2-5S. hfs.
SIS, cwh. S25, z h. $50, c. $40.
Greer. T. w, Plentywood, 12-34-5S, 8 c.
Garrick, V. L., Outlook, Outlook orig.
3 z, hfs. $50, fix. $125.
! Grayson, Mrs. John, Antelope, Antelope
on acre tract in corp. limits hfs
$500, mi. $500, 1 C. S35, p. S4 auto
5000.
! Gunderson. Ole. Plentywood Plenty
wood, Nelson's b 3, hts. $50, mil Sis
cwh. SIPS, 2 h. $50. 1 c. SS5, truck
$500.
! Gunderson, Oliver, PlentywoOd, Plenty
wood, Lasaters l.. 8, hfs. $50.
Garrick Bros. Outlook. OUTLOOK. cWh
SIS, inch. 1880, 2 autos $3.50, h
$500.
Goodlaxon Elevator Co., OUTLOOK, Out.
look on r. r. w. imp. $4,000.
Guenther, Frank, Plentywood, Plenty
wood Orig 3. IS, hfs. 5000, nli. $50.
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F.

Eden Valley Threshih-7 Co. co Wibe &
strand. Reserve, cwh. $50, threshing
outfit $500.
Egeberg, Arne, Antelope. 2g-85-56. auto
Eggen, John J., Archer 34-35-53, hfs.
500, cwh $50, auto $50, mch. 5000,
10 h. $3.50. 2S C. $3.50, s. 500 r. $40.
Egger, Dan, Outlook. 1868, hfs. 5000,
cwh. S65 auto 5000 msn. $209 6 b.
$24O 3 c. $85, 81 80, p. SCI.
Egger. Maurice. Outlco6 S-37-55 cwh.
$50 mch. $3.50. 6 y. $500.
Emilson. Mrs John Outlook 12-13-36-
So hfs $50, cwh 800 auto $50
h. $3.50. C. $240, p. SIS, inch. $3.50.
Engdahl. Nels. Dooley t5-3,T-55. his.
S100. cwh. 100 auto $50. INCH. $500,
h. $3.50, 10.c. 1870. { $. SIS, p. SIS.
Engdahl VIII. D0olay l5-3I -55. n.
500. 4 c. $40.
Eneelking. Albert. Medicine I.ale 27-@2-
SIS, hfs. $50, cwh. SIS, auto S65, is
h. $40 II c. S2G5, ! ) $40, p. $35.
Ereth Jacob. OUTLOOK. 9-S6 3d. hts $3.50
cwh. $3.50. auto $i25, niah. $3.50, h.
$500. 10 c $3.50 s. $40 ?. S22.
Erickson. John, Dooley 26-S6-56, hfs
Espen Andrew X Co Comertown "a
1851 threshing outfit $500.
Ehrmantraut. Harry Dooley 1856
Evenson. Clara. Medicine Lake, Dist Il
80 C. $740.
Engebritson, Ed, Redstone 6-85-52 hts
$3.50, mi $780, cwh. $l25' autos
s175., INCH. $500 ap. $500, 6 h. S210
Erhardt & Stenseth. DooIey. on B 7
cash $500, mdse. $4,000, fix. s400.
Ellison. r. H.. Redstone, Redstone OF
3 8. hfs. S175 mi. SIS, p. 81, auto
Emerson. Dora, Plentywood Plenty
wood. Nelson's, B 6, hfs. $3.50, auto
$780,
Emerson. g. Krebsbach brentwood
Plentywood, orig. i. IL, mdse. $3.50
4 fix. $500.
/ Equity Elev. Co. Dooley Dooley OF
r. r. w, imp. $4,000
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Kaufman, L. A., Coalridge, 1-5l Eyer 81
500. cwh. 500, truck S425, men
10 b. $3.50, 10 C. S4l5' p
$40. ata.a
Kazeck. A. H., Plcntywood, ( N
hfs. 100, mi. SIS. cwh. 92Vy, ~ 3"
u C. S595, 8 $. $50, p. @--,5',s.,l. fa
Keller. Dewey, Raymond Il-oG0 SIS.
S25. cwh. $50, auto $500 nic'r SD
n. $24O. c. $110, S. w. ggH
Kelley. James. Medicine Lake li''
c. S140. o,ot.,s ts
Kemmer. Nick. Homestead. 24- - s.
$50 cwh. 500. mch ybVV' -
e. S120 p. $50. o-.ss bs
Klakken. Albert. Doolcy lJ-g5' ~ a8
$40, inch. SIS, H. $3.50
cWh. $40. c9e.st Es
Klofstad, Arthur. Outlook, l6-SP5,'i.s
$40, auto $3.50 inch. 500 1855.
Knight, Walter, Redstone, n,rb 81
hfs. SIS, mi. 500, cwh w. ~ i'e
5 h. $3.50, c. S245, ,. "a mD I.
Knutsen, Alfred, Archer 52-'I5 SEQ
auto 500, inch. S2OV' - +.
G.. S465 ~ ID GJL
Koikjen. Martin. Grenora. \. KS az.
IS, hfs. $3.50, mi. go .SoSS65 z. NF
SIPS. inch. 500, S h. Soz'
6 s. $50, D. SlO. .,utlook q
| KrzebetkoWski. Frank 30 ,,cb. SIT
1888. hts. 500. cwh. W., A.
6 h. $3.50, 3 c. SlO5, p. F1iaotvro
Klehr. Joseph and Peter, ,oo auto
12-35-53. hfs. S25. cWh s5l5 Z
inch. 5000, z h. $780, ~ :"
$40. D. So. od plentya. ~
Orig. B. II. hts. ESQ, m sioo '''4 ~
5000. mdsc. $1,000, fix. SOW IKE Ds
cine Lake, B. h 'l asggiilS ok. <
b. TO- cash $500, mdse' ~
$500. ,,..t,rroOd, ~
Kennedy. Mrs. VIM, Plen,tyys" 500
tywood on Lewis tract MP lentyg.
! Nuremberg, Mrs. oaid. ndse w
Plentywood, Orig. =. T.
fix. $3.50. plenty
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Dahl, Andrew, Dagmar 27-34-58, hfs.
500, cwh. $3.50, INCH. $500, auto $3.50.
h. $3.50, u c. $500. 10 S. $120, p.
Dalby Emil, Homestead, 23-31-55, j c.
Darvis, Bert, plentywood. 3-33-54. cwh.
Sl50 INCH. 500. 90 d. $500.
DarN's, Viva PlentywOod, 3-33-54. hts.
500, cwh. SIPS, auto 500, 10 II. $3.50.
G. Sl55 I s. $40, mch SIS.
Deem, VIM a.. Medicine Lake 25-32-55.
hts 5000. mi. $500, auto $50 ap. $3.50,
c. $170, S. $40, p. $25
Desonia. Frank. DalovicW 2S-37-5I auto
$500 d. $1G0, 30 c. $1110
Diilerud. Emil, Antelope, 29-34-5G. hfs.
500 cwh. $l25, mch. 5000. 10 h. $40,
Doll Victor Plentywood. 1882. hfs.
500 mi. $40, cWh. 500. mch $3.50 6
h. $2709, G. $3.50, p. $40.
Donaldson. Harry, Reserve. Sch. Dist.
g. auto $50. fix. $Zf.
Downey J. s.. Outlook, S-36-53 hrs.
S500 cwh. 500, auto $500. H. $3.50.
c. goo, I s. $40 p. S25, mch $500
Dunn. 5. D" McElroy, 16-36-5S. hfs. leo.
cash $500
Durlzee, Marvin. Plentywood. 32-S6-55.
cwh. $50 Z r. $3.50.
Dixon. Hans. Westby. 24-35-5S. hfs $50.
cwh. 500. auto S340. 3 n. $50. 81 c.
$1,000. p. $50.
Duggan. Mrs. J. b Antelope. 1-9-3A-57.
cwh. $50, 2 h. 500.
Drozt J. C., Antelope, 5-6-84-56. hfs
500, mi. $3.50. own. $3.50 inch. 5000
is h. 1920. % C. $50, p. $40
Drozt. Carl. Antelope. 5-6-34.5G. mah
$500, s H. $3.50. IA e. $40. p. $50.
Davis Herchel Homestead. 34-31-5t.
34-31-5i. hfs. $50. auto $50
Dista. Martin. Homestead Homestead
on 3. 6, imp $50. mcs 500.
Distad, Nels, Reserve, Reserve, On auto
$3.50
Donawan. c. IT,. Wes1oy, Westby Orig.
b. g. hfs. $25.
Debing, J. c.. PlentyvooI Plcntywood
Rue hfs. 500. mi stun. auto $3.50.
Dickinson, Clint OutlooS, Outlook, cwh.
$3.50, h. 500.
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Haggerty, VIM, Dagmar, 2S-34-51. hfs
$40. mi $40. cwh. $3.50, au.J SIS, INCH.
$500. h. $780, c. s185.
Hallquist Edgar, Medicine Lake. 1885,
cwh, 500, auto $500, inch. $50 Z h.
$3.50.
Hallquist Olaf, Medicine Lake. 1888
Sc. hfs. $3.50. mi. 500, cwh S165, mch.
5000. - h. $3.50, c. $175, s. $50,
D. $40.
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Fairview Threshing Co, co c. M.
Westerly. Plentywood, Th n out
Farquhar. r. c.. Plentywood, 1856,
hfs. SOS. cwh. $50 inch. $3.50, s h.
5000, 1 C. s35, p. S12.
Fellon, Arnold. Daleview. 22-31-5l, h.
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orig. acres adj. town. bs.
S25. MS $50
Hoven Grain Co, Antolo,.
r. r. w, imp. $4,000 . ~, Anteor.
$500. mdse. $1,000. luck s5m g
Huddleson, Mary. Op1..,
cash $1,000, mi. $3.50 bTs Out
Huebner, Mrs. Chas.. pient' 1900 t
t 5ygo d. orig c5oo p ID bfs. " ,gs. D..
Hamm Co, The ST. Pam n.
VIM. Gottlieb. AutoIonn aAinn
Stephens q Sandy Onti.llHA $50
II. b. Emerson. pIanf1,,ook fy 4,
Harry Pads, plonty,gr"oo59 Ok
HOLLAND nd . 4 Best. Raymond ~ iE
IT. T.. Anderson. Pesorl' lA },s
Storage House ou r. = 4A SD
wood. $3.50 W., pr
Storage House on r. r ~
$50. =" ". E.s,
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listed ES Ell CULPABLF

listed ES Ell CULPABLE
81 su 1ltimo anuncio en- la sec
cfon de avisos clasifcados de Ell
MUNDO no sfrtio el efecto de-
seado usted es el culpable porque
fracaso al intentar convertir en-
compradores a nuestros lectores.
Venga a ilosotros v pondremos
su disposition nuestra experien-
cia sin eosto Alguno. r p.
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COMO Sc 4LIVIA.
Una TENAZ GRI-
Pc SIN USAR
DROGAS
Ell joven Herrero, estudiante
de Rio Piedras, habla en-
una carta del nuevo reme=
dio con el cual no hay mas
que frotar al paciente.

Apreciando el valor del nuevo
tratamiento externo para gripes
y resfriados los droguistas de
Puerto Rico importaron el aiio pa
sado ell faEaoso unguento vapori-
zante que tan popular es en- Me-
Xico, Estados Unidos y Canada.
Sc conoce por ell nombre de Vicks
VapoRub Y Gle este ben6fico rene
dio Sc venden mas de II millones
de ponnos al ano.
FL nuevo tratamiehto obtuvo
Immediate acogida en- to d a
la isla, Y muchas son las perso-
mas que han escrito hablando de
los rapidos resultados obtenidos.
Ell joyen Juan A. Herrero, estu-
dante que vive en- la Gale de
Georgetty, de Rio Piedras, dice:
EN- mi familia Sc ha usado el
Vicks VapoRub en- un fuerte case
de gripe y produjo rapido alivio. /"
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COMO Sc UsA Ell vIcKs

Para resfriados en- el pecho.
bronquitis, dolor de garganta, fro
tese bien con Vicks sobre la gar
ganta y ell pecho, luego 1ntese
en- abundancia Y cdbranse dichas
parties con panos de franela ca
ientes. 81
Para catarros y resfriados en-
Ia cabeza, derritase un POGO de
Vicks en- una cuchara inhalense
los vapores.
Las madres en- todas parties
preferen el Vicks VapoRub para
los resfriados de los ninos porque
evita ell tener que darles conti-
nuamente medicinas internas que
tanto les perjudican ell delfcado
estomago. Ell Vicks VapoRub pue-
de aplicarse en- abundancia aun a
los ninos de mas tierna edad
Sc vende en- todas las boticas.
Advt.
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clones en- bien de ellos mismos v
de- sus semejantes.
Yo conozco perfectamente la
obra inicua de los retrogrados. In
capaces de pensar, Sc dedican
exclusivamente a criticar; evil
tando, de ese nlodo, la ejecucion
de las ideas. Ignoran los que asi
actdan, que muchas de las causas
del malestar reinante, son produc-
to de las bajas pasiones de este
pueblo, falto de ilustracion Y de
civismo verdad. Ell egoismo 'des-
enfrenado, la mahcia, la hipocre-
sia, la intriga; en- una palabra,
el desorden sin lfmites, trae como
consecuencia fatal el relajanien-
to del caracter, v clio infiueye po-
derosainente en- los asuntos de la
vida, que requieren tacto y Sc
renidad para ser resueltos conve-
rlentemente.
Los pueblos, que no son otra
cosa que un conjunto de indivi-
dt1os, pueden crearse con facili-
dad en- su marcha progresista,
cuando su direction esta enco-
nendada hombres degenerados,
y de ahf que veees surjen esas
Inconvenience, que no aciertan q
explicarse los ciegos de entendi-
nliento.
Como algunos desconocerian
cstas cosas, 70 he creido conve-
niente decirselas, porque Sc. inn
pone, hoy .mas que nunca, una
accion enel'gica en- este de aclarar
principles sobre que descansan las
bases del bienestar collective.
Lo importante no es actuar,
sino 'saber actuar. Para resolver
una question, no iinporta cual sea
su procedencia, necesario es con
siderarla con calma bajo sus di-
ferentes aspectos, en- pro en-
contra, sin prejWcios, y con 'el
Eden deseo, ante todo, de resol-
verla lo' meior possible. Lo con-
trario, equivaldria empeorar
las cosas en- yez de mejorarlas;
Y la logica nos ensena, que 81
nara curar un dolor de cabeza,
necesario es tomar unas pfldoras
cue han de descomponernos ell es-
tonnage, los mas acertado es olvi-
darse del dolor de cabeza y pasar
sin las pildoras, que nos pondrian
en- un apuro, mucho mas grave,
que Ell ocasionado por el dolor.
ST para resolver nuestro pro-
blena econ6mico, Sc necesita cam
biar de hombres directories o cam
rbiar de principles, . el cambio debe
3hacerse, sin contemplaciones; 10
importante es procurarnos un me-
dio de vida mas desahogado, mas
serene, mas en- consonancia con
los modernos tiempos y con nues-
tras justas necesidades.
Ramon R. FOSSE.
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HACE DE EAMPARA
VAPORIZANTE


FL Vicks VapoRub es en- reali-
dad una lampara vaporizante en-
fornla de ungtento. Al aplicarse
sobre la garganta y el pecho, Ell
ealor del cuerpo hace desprender
los vapores de mentol, alcanfor,
eucalipto, tomillo, ETC., los cuales
son inhalados a cada aspiration
durante toda la noche, y van por
las Was respiratorias los pull
mones. All mismo tempo ell Vicks
es absorbido por los poros Y obra
como estimulante de la piel, qui-
tando toda OPPRESSION, encono y
dolor.
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CANDIDATES. A LA
SEcRETARIA

Ademas del actual Secretario de
la Corte Municipal senior jose Al
varez, que aspira la reelection,
son candidates para este cargo, los
sres. Frisco Jimenez, Eugenio Jime
nez elias y ell Lcdo Francisco Lopez.
Este fltimo tiene muclias proba-
bflidades de ser nombtado, case qae
no sea reelecto el sefioT Alvarez
conocemos al ST. lopez y crs6n4os
haria IN magnifico secretario. Es-
peremos los acontecimicntos que hs-
bran de resolverse en- la, proxiiga
seinana s,
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TerrlaS del Mornento

clones con marcada indiferencia,
creyendolas simplemente una vaga
quimera de joven escritor- Peor
para ellos, Y peor para el pals.
En- mi queda la satisfaction de
haber mostrado, sin dobles inten-
clones, un paso de avance en- la
accion redentora de los ideales, y
me basta. Lo dehnas, en- cuanto
poner no EN- practica mis- con-
sejos, obra ha de ser de ellos;
de los que pueden levantar ban
deras en- el campo de las resolu-
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los ULTIMos AcUERDos ADoP-
TADos PoR LA UoMISIoN DE
sERvICIo PUBLICo
DON LUIS, Ell REPORTER DE
LA CoMIsIoN Sc AUsENTA

La Comision de Servicio Publico
celebro su session regular aver dia %
de abril en- curse con asisteIicia
de los comisionaidos Goats, Figue-
roa. Huyke, Kessinger, Ortiz y sifre,
habiendo resuelto los sigtnentes
asuftoS:
Sc adopto ell informe del comite
de vehiculos de motor hacienda sus
recomendaciones respecto los dis
tintos casos sometidos sll conside-
raci6n.
Sc pas6 al Ingeniero de ia Co
,nisi6n Y al Attorney General Ell pro
yecto de franquicia .redactado por
ell Secretario concediendo Simon
Carlo autorizacion para construir,
sostener Y explotar lin rlalecon y
muelle en- el puerto de Mayagiiez en-
Ell sitio donde actualmente radiea
Ell antique muelle Frances.
Sc pasaron al contable de la Co
mission por recommendation del In
geniero los informes presentados por
| la Ponce Electric Company y Il
porto Rico Gas and Coke Company
correspondence al aho que termino
en- diciembre 81 de 1924.
oued6 sobre Ia mesa Ia solicitud
de Luce & Co. S. en- @. solicftaiidO
| autorizaci6n para cambfar la .ruta
de cierto canal de riego construido
bajo una concession del Gobierno
Espafol.
En- ell case de la solicitud del Je-
fe de la Policia Insular para que Sc
lie conceda telefonos gratis en- dis
tintas oficinas de la Policia Insu-
lar. fue acuerdo que Ell secretario
Sc cerciore del numero de telefonos
a que tiene derecho Ell Gobierno Ell
la actualidad Y le irfor1ne a la Co
mission en- su pr6xima session. 493
Sc orden6 el archivo dc una coinu-
nicaci6n de Carlos Benitez 'Casta.
TO aceptando Ia franquicia que le
9ag coneedTda fecfentemente para
expIotar nn seFvfcfo de pasajeros
por Ianchas de motor entire 'el pue-
bic de Ceiba y vieunes.
Sc concedi6 al Reporter de Ia Co
mission, Luis Freyre Diaz ( Don
Iuis's una vacaci6n de treinta
dias a partir del primero de mayo
proximo.
Sc design6 al contable, al inge-
niero Y al secretario de la Comision
para que actuen como Examihatores
Especiales y celebren una vista on
el case de la querella de Alfredo
Quifiones versus vicente Quilcninl
alegando violaci6n do tarifa de alum
brado publico.
Sc paso al lngeniero para 1nfor-
me las notificaci0hes de la Ponce
Electric Company sobre los tipos
que regiran el servfcT6 eIectrfco dt,-
rante Ell mes de abril. p
Sc sefalo para vista pGbnca Ell
dja 12 de mayo a las 2 de Ia tarde
Ell case de la sociidad de la sucs-
sion o. Ssrralles para que Sc le ext
MA del pago de coritribdciones So
bre ia nueva industria que Sc pro
ponen estableeer de refineria de
azIcar, de acuerdo con las disposi-
Clones de la Ley No. 80, promulgada
ell de MARIO de 1919.
Sc dict6 orden denegando la soli-
citud de The Simmons Company,
West Indies Division para que Sc
les exima del pago de contribucio-
mes sobre la industria que tienen
establecida, consistente en- la fabri-
cacion de camas de hierro. etc.
=
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
80 DIAS DE cARcEL PoR ADuL
TERAR CAFE

La Cortc Municipal de san Juan
secci6n Primera, septenci6 a 80
dias de carceI al individuo Floren-
clio: P, Ruiz, por vender cafe adul-
terado con cereales.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-01-16
job of BreadtOinning
CrdmpinQ to Genius

When Homer smote his Tyre he was
probably inspired by an urge more
noble than hunger But in more mod
ern times there has been an incessant
lament on the part Of men OF genius
whose expression has been hampered
by the necessity of degrading their
muse to the position OF breadwlnner.
Dostoebski, the great Russian writer,
gives striking testimony Of this In let
ters, writes the Forum.
II know l have II In me to write
great books" he said-"books and
stories in which I would condense all
my thoughts, all my observations of
existence and Its receptions, blighted
ambitions and false pleasures. But I
cannot do 1t.
"Who will realize, who has not gone
through 1t, the feelings Of man anx-
lousy waiting for the postman to bring
him just enough to live on for a few
days, and his disappointment when
that postman falls to put In an appear
ANGER And yet this Is what I am en-,
during every single day of my exist
ence. How can labor for hire only,
sell for cash my literary faculties and
abilities without these faculties under
going complete deterlorationT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-01-16
Made Old Man Feel He
Hadn't Realized Worth

Every business executive knows
what 1t Is to give and to receive letters
OF character, Some are given withcUt
much thought of the man at the other
end of the line. And as result, all
are read with grain OF salt. Phlloso-
pher Ed Howe out in Kansas, eplt-
omizes the situation by saying, "A
man came into my office with the finest
bunch of recommendation that man
ever had. He proved such bore that
| would have written him one myself
to get him out of my Office"
Which reminds me- OF story, says
Merle Thorpe in The Nations Bust
ness.
An old negro from the southern rural
districts had gone to the city seeking
employment. Everywhere he went
references were asked for. Finally he
gave the names Of former employers
and in due time returned for de-
cision. Some Of the letters were read
to him In which he was praised very
highly, and his work and loyalty
greatly lauded. The old mans eyes
opened wide with surprise and pleas
ure as he remarked, "Well. All declar,
ef had a-knowed All wus such good
niger as dat All shure 'nuff would
have got more pay"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-01-16
Sky Problems That Are
Puzzle to Scientists

Scientists have weighed the planets.
the sum- and the moon; we know the
distance of stars whose light takes
centuries to reach u.s. and we can eve /
measure accurately the minute amount
Of heat given by distant stars. For
all that, the sky Is stu full OF ru2-
2les which astronomers are II ,empt-
ing to solve,
Take, for Instance, the problem "
dark stars, Possibly II has never &C.,
Cured to you that ihere IRE subj
bodies, yet for every bright star gol
can SEQ on clear night there nv.
be thousands which have gone CO. !,
and are therefore Invisible Yet, drn
as they are. they IRE still pl.as 2
through space at appalling speed
On February ., 1901, there blaeel
out In the constellation of perE2J9 =
star Of amazing brlllance. II was
not, of course, new star, What ha |
really happened was that one OF there
dark stars had either hit another. or,
perhaps, struck one OF the BIZ. gus
clouds which hang in space. The r..
suit was an explosion on scale we
cannot even Imagine.
These dark stars and gas clouds arc
among the greatest of sky puzzles. II
Is only three years ago that Il Dutch
scientist discovered n mystery loud
100000, 100000 miles In length and
twice that distance from the solar sy'-
TEN. 1t may be gas, II may be dust
We do not know and probably we
never shall.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-01-16
Odd Harvest Customs
Observed in England

In speaking of harvest, II must be
remembered that "wheat" IL called
corn" In England. Sometimes the
prettlest girl Of the village was al.
lowed to cut the Anal handful of corn.
This was then tied up and trimmed
to represent doll, and was called lie
"Corn-Baby." II was brought home in
triumph, set up In conspicuous place
at supper, and often kept in the farm.
er's parlor for the rest OF the year. In
other parts Of the country the doll
was supposed to be representation
of Ceres, the goddess of fertility. In
Hertfordshlre the final handful was
called Mare" and the reapcrs
would throw their slckles at 1t. cry
Ing: 81 have her, have her !" "Whnt
have your" the others would say. "a
mare A marew was the answer.
This custom. called Crying the Mare"
refers to the time when the corn, be-
Ing grown In open spaces, was often
trampled down and spoiled by Wild
mares. IN Devonshire the last hand
full was called the Mack, and the "cry-
ing" consisted of the one word Ar.
mack This was supposed to signify
"0ur nag" and hence owes Its origil
to the same idea as Crying the Mare.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-01-16
Curiosity and Fire

If you were to get letter In the
mail with one corner Of the envelope
burned Off, wouldn't II arouse your
curloslty7 one day not long ago about
1000 people in certain community
all got letters which came in enve-
lOpes that bore marks Of fire. The
lower left-hnnd corner on each had
been burned away. This unusual little
thing attracted much attention. A
merchant about to send out circulnr
letters to the 1000 people on his mail
ing list wanted to be sure Of getting
people to notice the letter. Searching
the envelopes did the trick.
at Is our belief that on all the cir
culars we have ever mailed we have
never had anywhere near 50 large Il
percentage Of them read" states the
dealer in discussing the outcome OF
the experimentation Hardware.