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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-02-05
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The Lee family spnt Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N.F.Toavs
The Iverson brothers called at the
Nickel home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Toavs were the
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
WEI NicksI's.
Flora Walters spent the week end
with her sister Marian, at the A. F.
Toavs home.
Abraham, Willie and Frank Toavs
and Donald Walters, drove and push
ed to the Wide Awake Community
and back to town Saturday.
w. E. Nickel and family visited
one afternoon last week at the Zach
Bartel home.
Even though the weather was
quite sharp Sunday, u Sunday
School comprised a fair sized crowd
They decided to engage someone to
build fires from now on till warm
weather, so everyone may come and
expect a warm room.
We are sorry to learn that Anna
Neufeld is sick this week.
Last Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. Tach-
ner spent the day at the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. John Wiebe.
Little Anna Thatchner spent the day
at school.
Herman Ortman who is staying
with Rudolph Schmidt during the
absence of his brother John, made
a visit to his homestead last week,
presumably to see if the gophers and
crop.
Zach Bartel writes from Canada,
stating it is 80 below. We're glad we
live in the sunny south.
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VOLT NEWS CAN
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Melvin Thompson left for Dolton,
S. D. last week for a brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Witt and in
FAINT son of Redwater, stopped off
in our city last wednesday, enroute
to the Cottonwood where they will
spend a few weeks visiting Mrs.
Wits folks, the J.. R. Giersdorf
family.
Don't fail to attend the hard time
dance at the Liberty School House,
just patch up your old buds and be
there. A good time is assured to all.
Tho Volt store which was recent
ly taken over by the Holderman and
Gibbs Company, extends a hearty
welcome to its many patrons to give
them a fair trial in filling future or
ders. Premiums will be given on
all fair sized orders purchased at
the Volt store this month.
Russell Barnes and Mark Blanken-
ship of Waska, made a bold attempt
to auto to the Point Saturday, but
owing to the blizzard of the previous
night, they changed their minds.
ola henry > uOSS " tuS ANOAIi "fN
hit her back for home.
Miss Mildred Kimmel spent from
Friday eve until Sunday eve in the
Kahle community.
Joe Radicker had dental work
done in Wolf Point, the fore part of
the week.
Mr.. Grounding failed to see his
trying to kid US about early spring.
Miss Kimmel attended a Masquer-
ade dance at the Liberty School go
miles Northeast of here) Saturday
evening.
Mrs. George Trudo returned to her
home near Waska, Friday after
spending a few days in Wof Point
Several of the Volt School pupils
have been absent during the past
Del. Trimble left the fore part of
the week for the east where he will
spend several weeks.
The farmers are busy hauling IN
their wheat this week.
Boost for a dance hall for Volt.
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Mrs. Joseph Decker was taken to
Wolf Point Tuesday for medical
treatment.
Dell Tremble spent Sunday at the
T. E. Fenton home. Mr.. Tremble
plans to leave for Virginia for a two
months visit with friends.
Helen Albert, Grace Dick, j. O..
Dicks and Henry Wiens called at the
Clyde Unkrish left for Dillon Mont.
to attend the State Normal College.
Don't forget the meeting of the
Library society February 18.
Laverne Baker, whose foot was
badly fractured while coasting down
hill, is now much better and able to
be about on crutches.
On account of the cold weather,
no services were held in the basement
church Sunday. The Young Peoples
meeting which was to have been held
at the M. B. Church, was also post
poned
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wall r the
proud parents of an eight pound
baby girl born January 20. Mother
and daughter are doing nicely.
The following were guests of Ruth
Lillian Jerusse, Lewis Baker, John
Dick and A. j. Wall.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
home of David Unreau, Tuesday, Feb
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CHURCH

Sunday School at 1000
Morning Services at HOO
Luther League at 800
Devotional hour program has been
prepared for Sunday evenig Feb-
ruary 8.
Hymn
Opening Devotional
Hymn
Reading-Marvin Mus
Discussion-"The Conquest of Sell
fishness, by Edna NAHUM.
Vocal Solo-E. G. Lee
Selected Paper-Hulda Nyland
Anthem Choir
Discussion-John Appelgren
Hymn
Doxology and Benediction
TheSunshine Society will meet at
the home of Ruth Swedberg. Jean
Bjorgen and Ruth Swedberg will en-
terrain. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all members and inter
ested friends.
The Young Peoples Society will
meet February IS, at 800. A
pleasant evening is planned for all.
every Saturday at 1890 I'm.
You are Always heartily welcome
at First Lutheran.
Rev. A. o. Johnson
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FOOD FOR THE FAMILY

a VERY pretty and good-f1avored
"A salad is prepared from h%oneydew
melon. Cut the melon into sections
two inches wide and remove the skin.
Place on tender white leaves of lettuce
or endive. On the melon arrange, al
%ternately, sections of orange and
grapefruit, or fresh pears. Garnish
with fresh berries, maraschino cher
ries, or, lacking these, cubes of bright
colored jelly. Serve with a French
dressing in which a few chopped can
died cherries, a little candied pineap-
pie, green plum or preserved strawber-
ries, all chopped, are added.
When serving a choice luncheon to a
small number try:
Stuffed Chicken Legs.
Take the legs from the chicken be-
fore cooking, remove the bones and
stuff the cavity with chicken stuffing.
Put into a baking dish, add chicken
broth to cover; cover the dish and
cook slowly until the meat is tender.
Thicker the stock and serve poured
over the legs.
And l made a little prayer for my
self. 1t was this "PIease, God, make
me true blue-to others and to my.
self"
20 by Mcclure Newspaper syndicats.l
When in doubt about this papers
subscription price and terms, look at
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GRANNY SQUIRRELS
SUPPLY

uTT IS no use wishing" said Mrs.
\ Young Squirrel, we won't find
any nuts TO store away this year. We
will be lucky if we get enough to eat
before the snow comes. l never knew
such a season no nuts at all and a
cold, hard winter it will be for us, I
know
Granny Squirrel. who had lived a
long time and learned many things,
heard Mrs. Young Squirrels grum-
blings. "Why don't you know the
good side instead of the bad?" she
said. There you have been making
the bad as important as you could and
never said a word for good. Isn't it
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Leonard Sullivan, Lewie Senzeck
and Steve Dorgan, visited at the
Campbell home, Monday evening.
Campbell and Mrs. Dorgan, called
on Mre Joe Camrud Tuesday.
Steve Dorgan visited Albert Stat
Tuesday.
Mrs. Sullivan and Leonard visit
ed the Dorgan and Campbell homes
Wednesday.
Steve and Francis Dorgan went
to Wolf Point Wednesday and re-
turned Thursday.
Archie Campbell took a truckload
of flax to Wolf Point Wednesday.
Miss Dahl of Wolf Point is visiting
her. cousin Mrs. Joe Camrud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swobado received
word that their son John, who is at
tending school at Poplar, was quite ill
with scarlet fever.
Despite the u~nfavourable weather
Friday evening, quite a crowd gath
cred at the Campbell home and gave
Frank Campbell and wife a very
pleasant surprise, the worthy couple
were the recipients of a beautiful
rocker, given as a demonstration of
the friendship, respect and bet with
es of a wide circe of friends.
Ted Strand of Wolf Point was
seer in our berg one day this week.
Mrs. Archie and Mrs. Frank Camp
bell spent Sunday at Dorgans.
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as easy to think good things as bad
ones, my dear?'
'Bosh p said Mrs. Young Squirrel
what good will thinking do? know
there are few nuts to be found and we
are going hungry this winter. You see
if we don't"
ST shall not think of any such thing
as lack Of supply" said Granny Squir-
rel. 'What l shall keep in my mind is
that it is right for me to have enough
and that the right always prevails, and
If l can keep knowing the good part
hard enough and in the right way l
shall not suffer this winter. I am ure
of that"
"You can't get what you canno see"
said Mrs. Young Squirrel, "and l do
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as well as what to expect in the way
of early maturity grain and fodder
yields from the different strains,
which of course will be of untold
value to every corn grower in the
capitalize the results of last years
giving a report of same and recon-
mendations as to the proper course
to pursue to get best results.
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Evening Worship ---- 1880
A kindly welcome to every service.
The coming Sunday begins the
week of Sacrificial Loyalty. This is a
week observed in the presbyterian
Church throughout the nation.
Loyalty never asks How Little?
but "How Much?" 1t does not seek
to escape. 1t courts the chance.
Some years ago a group of boys
faced a call to great danger, prob
ably death. Not all could go, but
all were eager to go. A number of
pieces of paper were placed in a hat,
with crosses marked on as many
pieces as there were open and the
other pieces blank. Then each boy
drew one. Father, wrote one of
the boys that night in a letter home,
81 never prayed so hard in my life
before that might draw a cross"
The cross stands for sacrifice.
Why not take our Christianity SER
iously and follow Jesus, not afar off
or only in figures of speech but in
flesh and hood and near. Now is
the time for us to enter into a new
and willing and thorough going loyal
ty,a new fidelity on our part ans
wering the deafness fidelity of Jes-
US Christ.
II gave my life for thee,
My precious blood I shed
That thou might ransomed be,
And quickened from the dead,
I gave my life for thee,
What hast thou given for me-?
On Sunday evening, February Is,
at 1870, the service with Sacrificial
Loyalty week will close, we shall have
a special program. The thank-of-
fering boxes will be called in and
opened. a series of beautiful pic
lures depicting the life, scenery and
architecture of India, will be thrown
upon the screen.
Friday the thirteenth the c. e
will give another of their social even
Watch for the announcement of a
series of sermons on science and
faith. The charge is sometimes made
that the church is not abreast of
the times in its ideas and teaching.
these charges are usually made by
someone who has not been to church
for about ten years or so. If you
think the charge is true and would
ike to find out that it is not true,
and hear these talks shortly to
be announced.
Next Sunday morning a special
service to the scouts.
Let every scout be in church, this
S the national scout Sunday.
METHODIST CHURCH
E. HAYNES, Minister of the
CHURCH of SERVICE
1--WE specialize in helpfulness."
SUNDAY
Sunday School. 600 a. m.
Morning Service HOO I'm.
Evening worship, 7.30 p. m.
Mr.. Meant To has a comrade
And His name is didn't Do
Have you yer CHANGED to meet
them?
Have they ever called on you?
These two fellows live together
In the house of never win
And | am told that it is haunted
By the ghost Of Might-Have-Been.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Services will be held at the Catho-
lie church every Sunday. Low mass
at 500 a. M, high mass at 10 100
a. m. Father Benedict, pastor.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
lALUD PARA LAS MTJERES

Ell muy com1n OR las mujeres
quejarse de la irregularidad de
sus 6rganos reproductiyos, los cua-
les 81 Sc descuidan causan innu-
merables sufrimientos y calanida-
des. 81 su menstruacion es muy
abundante, escasa, dolorosa, ire
gular; 81 I'd. sufre naalestares, In
comodidades, angustias, debilida-
des, decaimiento, calambres violen-
tos, dolores de cabeza, dolores en-
la espalda y la ingle, y demas de-
sordenes, este le indicara que I'd.
necesita tonar inmediatamente
Nueva Salud de Reno. Este es e.
verdadero remedio para las ire
gularidades femeninas, aliyia prons
to. evitando asf serias enfermeda-
des Y quizas hasta una operacion.
Tome una botella Y note ell mar
cado efecto. Nnega SaIud de ReEs
.da salud y acei6n natural al siste-
ma entero. De venta en- todas las
droguerias.
S. r. LEONARDO & CO.,
Fabricantes, New York
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LAS PHRDIDAs FRAHEcEsAS EN-
oRIENTE SON ENoRMEs
coRREspoNsAL,

BRUSELAS, setiembre CUnited
Pressl FL ] peri6dico LA Nation
Beige" publica I'm despseho de Da-
mascc, que segdn ell peri6dico Iogr6
escapar La censurss en- 81 que. Sc
afrma que las perdidas francesas
1Iegan 1900 ofciales y hombres
muertos desaparecidos y sesenta
ametraIladoras, muchas pleas de ar
tilIerfa y seis cientos mil cartuchos
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Gases en- el estorna0o
afectan el corazon
Millare., de cascs de ataques del coraz0n
Son causados nor indigestion aguda,

AEillarei de cascs dc ataques del corazon
Son causados por indigestion agudas
dice un facultattv0.
La opresi6n producida por gases en-
Ell est6mago no solo causa nauseas y
gran Inalestar siuo que algunas veces
rEsult& fatal
Cuaudo despuss de conner Sc siente
tnf1amAcl6n del est6mago una sensa-
ci6n do preston, faIta de respiration y
dplOr el la region del coraz0n, puede
zfirmarse one Ia acidez del est6mago es-
ta productendo gases que al subir oprt.
me Ell corazon Esta es 10 causa de Ia
falta de respiration los dolores agudos
que Sc stenten.
va sea la persona joven entrada en
amos, Ia generaci6n de gases en- Ell esto-
mago es uu sintoma grave cual depe
darsele Immediate y cuidadosa atenc1on,
Para enminar ranid5mente esos ga
ses, iilnpiax el est6nagQ v nentxalizar
la actdez, no hay na4ia mejor que una
6osis dc Magnesia Bfsurada t0mada des-
pues dc las comidas o cuando Sc c0nsida-
re neCesarto. Froporcicna anyio casi ms
tantanea.
En- todas las boticas bien surtidas Sc
puede obtener Nagnesia Bisurada en- pol
vo j en- pastillas muy POGO. costo, pero
tnsistasA en- que sea Ia legftima Magne-
sia Eisurada, recomendada por los m6di.
eos en- todo Ell mundo civinzado por mas
de - afoa.
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ALcAZAR

Luna So, Frente al Municipio.
Nuevo Hotel. Modernamcnte equl
pado. Cocina Criolla. Habitaciones
frescas Buen tratO.
Presios de situaci6n. - Sc adniteD
abonados.
FRANCISCO RIVERA
Tel. 1919. San Juan. p. e.
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!. '..H.OTELES
ICENTRAL

Edificio coRstruido expresamenta
para Hotel. Modernamente equipa-
io, con Ascensor. Habitaciones con
baiio. TelefOno, Timbres, Barberia
y cuanto requiere el Moderno Con.
fort.
Plan Europeo. American Plan
Desde $1.00 ESQ. Desde $50 =.
$50. Restaurant la Carta. Gu
bierto 81.
SAN JOSE NO. 12
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
(POr Julio Fiol Negron)

La sonora de Ralph Tennal, eds
tora de un gran rotativo de Sa<
betha, Kansas, ha conmovido los
hogares americanes con sqs atres
vidas aseveraciones respecto q los
maridos. Ella dice que cada mujer
necegita tres esposos: uro para Ia
vida social. que la presente y acom
pane a las recepciones y actos de
la elite; Ell otres para que Ia nnan-
.tenga, que trabaje sudoroso Y hu-
fnilde para sostener el gasto de
una alegre y divertida existencia,
y el ultifno, para hacer ell trabajo
domestico, nuevo hOrtera que dedi-
que largas horas a la irnpieza y
aseo del nido de los ensuenos nup-
ciales.
Tales manifestaciones han le-
yantado polvareda en- toda la ma
.ci6n, Y campeones del sexo fuerte
Sc aprestan sair La defensa
del triste Unfortunate marido anne
ricano. iSera este otro de los con-
trastes de la nueva vida y del nue.
70 pensamiento de la triste huma-
pidad?
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BAUTTsMo Y oNoDrAsTICo HN
la FINcA PERSEVERANCE

FONCEs Set1emDro layer do
mingo Sc 1lev6 efecto en- La fnca
Perseverance," del distingttido
matrimonio seflor Julio N. Char
don y Leon, una fiesta intima con
I.sistente en- Ell bauttzo del precioso
niho Juan Bautista Chard6n Mast
nj, hijo de los esposos Juan Eau
tista Chard6n Y dofia Maria Masi.
nj. Fueron padrinos del nuavo cris-
tiano don Enrique Chard6n, ORA,
A. Bou DR.. f. A. Costas Diaz y
Miss z. s. Hicks, y Ell onomastico
de Ia encantadora sefiorita Ana re.
resa Chard6n, hermana de nuestro
estimado amigo don Enrique Char
don.
Asistieron tan lucidos actos do
fla Josetina Sanjurjo de Colon, Sc
fiorita Lolita sanjurjo, Ana Tere-
sa chard6n, srta. Evehna Gloria
Prats, esposos Carlos Juan Char.
don, senior Juan Bautista Chard6n
" dofa Maria Massini (padres del
milo bartizado), esposos Ramirez
Brau-Rechani, doctora Emilia Bou,
don Arturo Prats, Matias Vidal, Ju
lio chardon Rodriguez, doctor Jai.
me Costas Dfaz, sefior Oscar Arms
trong y Rider.
En- un precioso sitio de la finca
''Perseverancia'', propiedad de Ia
succession Chard6n y Chard6n, des-
de hace mas de lln siglo y cuarto,
extraio case de perseverance, v
amor la TERRA va que en- Puerto
Rico es raro e1contrar pocas fami
has como las Chard6n y Chard6n
que posean una finca que data ssu
possession de tantos. amos, fIls colo
cada una mesa larga junto a dos
hermosos arboles de ulang6s, dan
dose comienzo a una lechonads en-
toda regla, sin faltar ell platano
asado, arroz con gallina, y su aqua
mineral para la mejor digestion.
Todos los invitados fueron obse-
quiados esplendidamente y recibie-
ron toda .clase de atenciones de las
faniias Chard6n v Chard6n, Mas
SIM 3 el simpatico don Arturo
Prats qtien con su. amena, charls
puso La nota divertida en- aquella
reunion que fue interrumpida a
los postres por I'm pequeno aqua.
cero, para empezar do nuevo en-
la casa de campo de los chard6n.
Una vez en- Ia .residencia de- estos,
Ell seiier Matias Vidal, con e$.cil
palabra expres6 ell m6vil del rdsa-
dia y dio las gracias en- nombre de
los invitados a los propietarios t,e
la fnca. La nina Daphne Ramirez
Rechani, para cornplacer In IA
n1ilia Chard6n cant6 " Madrs's v
Tecibi6 aplausos.
/ A las cinco de la tarde ter1nin6
la fiesta la que ha dejado inborra-
bic. recuerdo en- todos los asistsn.
tes.
Deseamcs al niao Juan Bautista,
toda. L. dicha que en- Ia vida es
posible gozarys
~ a la culta seforita Ana Te-
resa que yea coronados sns, sueh0s
de amor,
coRREspoNsALs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09

Conde Jose Bethlen, Sc ruInO-
ra insistentemente en- los circu-
los p0liticOs internaciOnales CO.
mo ell future successor del almi-
rante HOrthy como regente de
Austria. Bethlen es actualmen-
to primer ministrO, muy queri-
do de todos sns compatriOtas
asi como tambien de 10 same
ricanOs en- cuyO pals Viyi0 por
muchOs amos.
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EL TIBlDABO

u sitio predilecto para ell viajero.
EOmidas exquisitas. Local aspacio-
b. Para almorzar y cenar eliza
iempre ell restaurant de moda Ell
IBIDABO. Gale Isabel cerca de Ia
aaza MuToz Rivera, Ponce, P. z.
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HOTEL RELGICA
EiAHlTACIONES FREScAS
I CoMIDAS ExcELENTES
lila 3 PONCE. P. r
HOTEL la GLORIA

Fentrico. Todo nueyo. Habitaciones
tescas y linnpias; comidas excelen-
IS. Especial atenci6n para fami-
a. Precios moderados. Isabel IL,
ltos, Telefono 947, Ponce.
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HOTEL CONTINENTAL

Habitaciones comodas para
pasajeros y faniIias. Sc ad-
miten abonados, buenas CO.
midas. Tetuan 18. apartado y
telefono 825, San Juan, p. r.
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Hombres defensores de una me-
jor moral Y de costumbres mas
,lnorigeradas, hanse reunido en- es-
ia capital con el proposito de esta-
blecer una fuerte association para
infiltrar en- las nuevas generacio-
nes. un sentido mas elevado del
noble comportamiento. Sc propone
la nacientee entidadi establecer te-
naz propaganda por medic de la
catedra Y del libro, Y del palenque
de la prensa tambien, para encau-
zar nuestro pueblo por rutas mas
en- consonancia con nuestra histo-
ria Y nuestra idiosincracia. Al OBJ
servador prefundo no Sc explica-
ra seguramente la crisis terrible
poroue Sc atraviesa en- todos los
6rdenes de la vida del pals; crisis
educativa, monetaria, social, m
dustrial Y religiosa. IQuedara la
idea en- panales Y sera esta otra
utopia similar a la del noble poeta
v fil6sofo ingIes? Sc arreglan es-
tos problemas con ell nombramien-
to de raquitieas comisiones labo-
rantes en- silencio en- las misterio-
sas soledades de los gabinetes?
los casais? iPensais unir vues
tros destinos ante el era saeerdo-
tai a otro q. rob6 vuestro corazon? I?
Sipue, entonces, los consoles de los
Lieurgos de Detroit y seguramente.
una eterna felicidad sera tn angel
tutelar. Trece jueces de aqueilla
urbe automoyilistica han concebi-
do 1000 divorcios en-. el breve lap
so de un afo, Y al ahondar en- las
causas generadoras de tante reni-s
pin1iento, parecen haber encontra-
do ell origen de tanta maldal, Y.
bondadosos dan la voz de9alarma a
los que de nuevo embarcan sobre
los peligros4 y escoAos derun tan
desconocido mar. Ellos dicen; Nh
ier, casate con el hombre,
no con su auto. Hombre,
casate con la mujer, no con
los aparejos, cosmeticos y afeites
que la cambian y desfiguran. Are,
glen las citas para las casas de
los padres, no para la oficina, ell
hotel, el paseo, ell boulevard, la
i-uira derruida y solitaria. Casate
con uno que hayas conocido desde
niro. Antes de contraer. esponsales,
discutan los medios econ6micos- y
de vida. Comiencen viviendo en-
una casa que este en-, consonancia
con los medios pecuniarios del mar
.ido. Ell salario debe dividirse en-
tres porciones: unaa para mantez
nerse la pareja; la segunda, para
10 future, las contingencies delinnei
la tercera, para los que.
yienen, nuevos vastagos, a en-
grosar gozosos las huestes fanli-
liares. n
Julio FIOL NEGRON.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09

Deseamcs al nino Juan Bautista,
todas Ia dicha que en- Ia vida es
posible gozar.
...Y a la culta sefiorita Ana Te-
resa que yea coronados slls suehos
de amor,
CoRREspotsALs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
BALEARES

kRECIBO. - PLAZA PRINCIPAL
Hotel, Cafe, Colmado y Restaurant.
II mejor de Arecibo. - Sitio para
automobiles anexo al Hotel.
PEDRO ORPI