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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-31

MaTepua1bHoc uoloTetne oTpaHHueHo Hin IocTaroqHo?
rq QIoIqepEHHre).
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15
Case-Whitney Tunnel At
 Grant Lake Is 250 Feet

Owing to snow conditions in the Grant Lake district, little work will be done on the Frank Case and Clar- ence Whitney quartz mine this win- ter, stated MT. Case yesterday who leaves Seward on the first train out for the property. Since the claim was located in 1912, tunnel work has proceeded to depth of 25O feet. MT. Case returned to Seward from his Nuka Bay claims last month and plans returning there early next spring. He intends to remain in Seward the major part of the win ter. MT. Case strongly urged the construction of road leading into the lake district for not only would it be of great benefit to the sawmill but to the various mining claims in the immediate vicinity.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15
New Electrical Store
 Opens for Business

With a neat assortment of electrical appliances, fixtures and things in gen. eral pertaining to the electrical busi- ness, Tom Osbo, well-known local me- chanic opened a store yesterday in the former Alaska real estate building and has number of shelves lined with his stock in trade. In one of his dis selection of Christmas suggestions and in the other he is erecting a mineature eltctric train which, when he has it set up properly, will run thru tunnel 'neverything.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15
REPRESENTATIVE
 ENGLISH CAPITAL SEWARD BOUND
ENGLISH FINANCIER INTERESTED IN HUGE QUARTZ PROPOSE .
 TON AT MILE 43H

G. Lionel Whitworth, brother tc Walter Neal Whitworth, both of whom
 represent English capital for devel.
 opment of Alaskan mining proper.
 ties, is en route to Seward from Sc. attle, from a several months busi- ness trip to his London headquarters Mir. c. L. Whitworth is particularly interested, at the present time, in the Tanana Valley Gold Dredging Co.,. Ltd, operating on Engineer and Fish creeks, in the Fairbanks district Last summer the company expended hundreds of thousands of dollars in the construction of mammoth dredge on their Interior property.
 The announcement was made in Seward last Fall that the company G. L. Whitworth represents, have an option on the quartz property at Mile 431a of which John Howe, ejr., and John Mackwitz, are the owners. News of the possible entry into this field by the British. company was re- leased for publication, thru the Sew ard Gateway, by P. J. Lynch, of the we'll known Seattle firm of diamond drillers, Lynch Brothers. MT. Lynch stated to the Gateway last summer that during his many years connec- tion with Alaska mining activities the local project is the most ideal he has ever visited. He also stated if the English company took up their option and opened up the mine at least 300 men would be employed on the project
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15
Ten Shopping Days Left
 Before Christmas Day

Ten days left then Christmas. Never before in the history of Seward have the local merchants anticipated so we'll the wants of the public and the fact that the holiday business is good was learned yesterday in a canvas of the stores. However, the coming ten days will see a feverish rush on the part of local buyers to begin in earn est completing their Christmas shop ping. Stores are remaining open a few hours each night but, if not for any other reason, for the sake of sales ladies and men, complete your list of holiday gifts now.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15
Community Christmas
 Tree Contributions

L. V. Ray, s1o; Van Glider, s5; E. Mount, s1; A Friend, s1; Carstans Packing Co.,, $5; Seward Dairy, S1.5O; Gus Manthey, S150; Sylvia Sexton, s2.50; Mrs. Ratliff, $1; A. Sallek, 15c; Joe Eamon. s1; John Nash, s1; John Gillespie, S1; E. Nelson,~ $1; : E. Brick son, S1; Mrs. H. Wanamaker, s1; J. D. Lander, 1; Tom Tessier, l; Fred Miller, $2; P. Olson, s1; Mrs. Emswi- Ter, $1; A. Sandin, 25c; A. Davis, s1; MT. Jordan, s1; Andy Beck, $1; J. H. Flickenger, s2; Wayne Blue, S1; John Nelson, S1.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15
Section Foreman, Cirdwood
 Entering Inlet Hospital

Joe Johnson, section foreman at Girdwood, will leave for Anchorage on the next train where he will enter the government hospital for treatment. On June 4, of last year, MT. Johnson was caught in rock slide and had four ribs broken. Since then he has been bothered considerably, from time to time, with pains in his chest. It is thought an examination of his lungs will reveal the cause of the ailment.
 During his absence from the section Jack Price will take charge of his sec tion.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

Beatrice Fenner, blind girl of Los Angeles, has attracted attention by her musical compositions and has been given scholarship in New York.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

7 About the only thing that can be made without any material is the back of an evening gown.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15
Army Moleskin Parkas, Urbach's

An exchange records that a deaf prisoner was given a hearing, but we doubt whether he heard it.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

A handsome Christmas box will be given with each purchase at Urbach's the rest of the month. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

Fine leather writing companions at S2.50 and up-Alaska Shop. tiff.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

Tbe latest Winchester Bolt Action 30-Government and .270 caliber rifles for sale by J. L. Graef. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

Going to work is commendable, but working after one gets there is more so
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

This years boil weevil strike re- duced the price of cotton about ten cents pound.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

Sometimes a man wins a woman's s hand only to find that it is mostly thumb.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

WANTED-Girl to assemble and fold Prosperity Edition.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

Fine mems purses and key cases Alaska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

Manicure sets, $3.3O to $15-Alas- ka Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

Wolf Trimmed Parkas, Urbach's. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

Pyralin ivory by piece or set-Al- aska Shop. tf
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

Ladies' Slippers, Urbacn's. 323
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15
Shoes for Skates, Urbach's.

The reformer's idea of good time is to keep someone from having it.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

Xmas cards, Alaska Shop. If Felt Shoes, Urbach's. 323
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-15

While the weather bureau has it's faults, it is not responsible for all the hot air.
Evening star., 1925-01-01

SO f. Maple ST., 4. Rosemont, Va.-6 T. &
b. modern house, only $32. 80.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
FOR SALE--LOTS

BEAUTIFUL WOODED BUILDING SITE
Just west Of 18th st.. overlooking Rock Creek
Park. OWNER, Lincoln sS49 or Main b974.
VERY DESIRABLE HOME SITE. CORNER
Alaska are. and Geranium St, Sixteenth st.
Heights; about $500 square feet. Priced
right TO sell See OWNER, 1927 Kennedy
pl. NV.
A BEAUTIFUL 60-FO0T LOT. WEST OF 18th
st at s4,750. If sold this week; quick action
necessary for the bargain. z. E. PABST, 4622
10th st. NV. Col. s037.
commercial zone suitable site for garage and
automobile sales agency. Price, 60 cents per
square foot. EAST WASHINGTON REALTY
co. 40 sth st. ne. Lincoln 1855.
S1,300-DEsIRABLE LOT. CHEVY CHASE.
ID. c.; sewer and water available. After )
pm, OWNER, Apt. @, The Mitchell, 2113
st. NV. 70
GASOLINE STATION oPPORTUNITY-R. !.
ave. near 7th st. NV, corner containing over
years.
l. q. F. PRINCE. 141o n St. NV.
HAVE n LOTS IN GOOD NORTHWEST sEC-
tion of northwest; on grade. Price, SO. 600.
clear. VIII trade for anything. Address Boz
S44-J, Star once.
1: 70 LOTS NEAR BLAIR ROAD. NoHTH
Sh Is row %sussy Rsuss lot. .ou.n OF o.tsolis
nehss nsissr.i IL h no grading necessary; inDso1s .s5
9: 50 lots for detached houses near Fran.
ciscan Monastery. 7-1Se
4 100 lots on wisconsin ave-. north of
Bradley lane. 7-ls9
See Mr. Finn, with
McKEEyER Il GosS,
1415 st. NV. Main 4752.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

PROPERTY OWNERS!
We have immediate buyers for
following classes of properties.
Apartment Houses, $4,000 up.
Business Locations, between
9th and 18th, F or g SITS.
Business Property, $4,000 up.
Apartment House Sites.
Kay-Schnider-Kay Co., Inc,
Investment Bldg. Frank. SIS.
Evening star., 1925-01-01

STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave. NV. Main 2424
The New York Apartment.
Six large rooms and BATH, only S65
The Lowther Realty Co.
Main h76S
Evening star., 1925-01-01

Mt. RAINIER, MD.-CLoSE TO CAR STOP
on r. I. ave-; big lot: modern bungalow: va
cant. Submit your best offer. cash or terms;
consider trading for anything of equal value.
Near 10th and c s.w.-7 r & b. brick:
newly decorated; vacant. Best offer takes n
on your terms, or take second trust note;
clear ground; investment houses for equity.
Near 18th and Kearney n.e.-Cozy, excep-
tionally well constructed modern bungalow;
wide lot; rental S62 so month. A bargain
for quick buyer on easy terms, take
thing small for equity.
Near 18th and n.e.-Semi-detached, 6 T.
& b. brick; latrobe heat; metal garage;
alleys; vacant. A snap at So. $50; $3.50 cash,
balance easy, or take alley houses, small sub
urban place in part payment.
Z. Rosemont Va.-S r. 4 b. modern house;
large lot vacant; close TO and blvd.
give e-away at price and terms can quote,
or trade equity for cigar, delicatessen, gro
Gerry store or clear ground.
number of lots in the District. northwest
section, priced from $3.50 upward, clear; terms
to suit or trade for equities in small income
property apd pay some cash.
For advantageous exchanges our large
select list and get the benefit of 20 years
experience.
N. L. .RYON CO., INC,
Main 459T. 1923 st.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
FOR RENT-STORES

STORE IN CLEVELAND PARK, JUST COM
pleted: 322s Wis. ave; good for barber shop
bakery, lunch rm., etc. Apply 1902 Macomb st.
2s
Evening star., 1925-01-01

$50 and 7i2 Hobart st.--Each S62. so.
Several other Groom houses, rent reasonable
or sell attractive terms.
N. f. RYON CO., INC,
Main 4597 1423 st.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
(COntfnued.)
327 14X ST. NE.
Groom and bath brick, reduced.

936 g s.w.-7 r. & b. brick; in good repai
reasonable.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED
(Continued,l

OWNER ABROAD, DIRECTS US TO RENT
his elegantly furnished home, to a small fam
lily for S175 per month: nine rooms and maids
room. 2 baths, two sleeping porches and front
porch. garage. 2616 Woodley place. lnspec-
tion by permit. STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912
New York avenue.
JEFFERSON PL. N.W.-A BEAUTIFULLY
furn. 12-rp., 2-bsth home; servants quar-,
laundry etc; all modern imps. completely fur
nished will lease.
c. s. sHREvE, 1929 CONN. AVE. NV.
1924 LAMONT ST.
IL rooms, baths, elegantly furnished;
rent, $3.50 month.
445 KENYON ST.
rooms and bath; double back porch; front
porch: h. W. h.. gas and electricity; metal
garage; 800 month.
MckEENER & GOSS,
Realtors,
1415 st. NV. Main 4I52.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED

8 RMS. ANIL; GARAGE; ON MACADAM
road $50. or owner keep ROOM $50. Hy.
633-W. IL Barney ST.. Cottage City. Md IL
BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED BUNGALOW, /
acre; garden, fruit trees, garage, large
porch: ami; piano; near bus and cars; 10
Daugherty bungalow, 61 Melwood ave-, Cherry
dale. Va.
1906 RIGGS PLACE. NEAR DUPONT CIR
cle-S rooms, this $1,000. JOHN. T.
KNOTT. 91S st.
NEAR 14th AND PARKS r. B., ELEC.
garage; furnished; reasonable rent.
Petworth-6 T., b.. elec., h.-w.h., Bear
garage; reasonable rent.
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
1416 Eye St Main 2434.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
OFFICES AND STUDIOS

141S NJ ST. NV. (THoMAS CIRCLE)-EN-
tire first floor. street level. two large. well
lighted rooms and reception room; physicians
preferred. Also one large room, second floor.
for dentist. 1s
WILL sUBLET ONE OR TWO DESIRABLE
Offices In Southern Bldg. with or without fur
niture. Room 703. Southern Building.
Franklin 555S. ~
STUDIO, WITH sKYLIGHT, 20r25 FEET:
heated; electric lights; three months; reason
able rent. Address Box 370J. Star of1ce. 1s
THIRD FLOOR FRONT SMALL OFFICE; SIS
per month. 521 18th.
SECOND FLOOR FRONT. LARGE SUITE FOR
business or professional. 521 18th.
REASONABLE RENTS FOR SUITES OR
single rooms; high ceilings. ample light and
night elevator service in modernized Federal
American National Bank Bldg, 1917 st.
NV. Apply Room 505. Phone NJ. 256, Main
100.
2-yERY FINE, LARGE, LIGHT ROOMS, ON
the second floor of the building. s.w. corner
18th and x. Rent reasonable.
PERCY n. RUSSELL CO.
826 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
WANTED TO RENT-HoUSEs

DETACHED HOUSE, MODERN CONyEN-
fences. in suburbs. suitable for two small
families: state location and price. Address
Box 40+-J. Star office. IL
Evening star., 1925-01-01
WANTED-MONEY

Will GIVE 800 FOR THE USE OF $325
for 30 days; fully secured. Address Box
467-J, Star office. >.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
RENT-BUSINEss PROPERTY

RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR RENT-A Rig BUILDING ON 1o1 G
st Sc, next to i. p. Andrews Building; 30
feet railroad track: good for wholesale and
warehouse business. Apply BROWN 617
412 st. s.w. 60
2463 18th. NEAR COLUMBIA RD-SPLEN-
did business residence property. opposite
Ambassador Theater; 10 large rooms baths
ha asement: excellent condition: ami rent
greatly reduced for immediate lease. Col 4s02.
CORNER STORE, GEORGIA AVE. AND JEF
ferson sts.; fine, modern store suitable for
any business; drug store particularly needed
here; rent reasonable.
THE HERBERT CO.,
l10S New York Ave. Franklin s26T.
CONNECTICUT AVE.
Best location on Connecticut ave Desirable
store with location two streets. Rental
S115 per month.
f. ROY LEWIS AND COMPANY.
Pot. 2131. 1715 Conn. Ave. NV. Pot PASS.
&c
1115 22nd ST NV
BETWEEN l. AND VI SITS
Good sized store room with 3-room and bath
apartment above; also room and bath in rear
of store. Building practically new. Very res-
sonable rent.
f. ROY LEWIS AND COMPANY,
Pot. 2131. 1715 Conn. Ave. NV. Pot. PASS.
3s
A FINE THREE-ST0RY AND CELLAR
brick dwelling on 18th ST., bet. Belmont and
business or used in its present state; rent
reasonable
PERCY Fl. RUSSELL CO.,
926 18th St NV
Evening star., 1925-01-01

GROOM HOUSE AND 2
baths; electric lights; newly pa
pered and painted throughout !;
good house for subletting into 3
apartments; 62o G st. sc.
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS
ll4 Pa. Ave. Sc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20
ELwooD HAYNES

Hace POGO que Elwood Haynes
muri6.
Fue ell hombre que invent6 y ma
nejo ell primer autom6vil de Alne-
rica.
Su muerte atrae la atenci6n a
la manera prodigiosa en- que Ia
industrial artomoviiistica Sc ha desr
arrollado de la noche la mana
ma.
Mr.. Haynes naci6 en- Portland,
Indiana, octubre Ii, 1857, asi es
que no era muy viejo 2 su mueI-
to. En- ese breve tiempc, sin enl-
largo, Sc presento la ocasiGn. para
que SO desarrollase una de las en-
presas mas grandes de Estados Uni
dos.
En- Kolomo, Indiana, fus que CO.
rrio ell primer coche sin. caballos
en- 1908. Cuando aparsci TN ado
mas tarde en- ell Michigen Boule-
ward de Chicago, corriordo una
velocidad de ocho milias por bora,
la poiicia lie ordeno que fQlitaSe
aquella cosa de la calle''.
En- aquel tempo Ell principal OBJ
jeto de Ia maquina aquellS era ha-
Ger ruido y asistar los caballos.
E Hoy en- dia ell Michig%n Boule-
ward en- Chicago v la QHinta Ave
nida en- Npeva York estan llenas
de AUTOMOBILES.
Henry Ford ha hecho oue la gen
ts pobre pueda mortar en- ellcs y
John d. Rockefeller y sus asocia-
dos han puesto la gasolina a su
alcance.
En- este corto tempo ell alltomo-
vii ha cubierto la TERRA. Cruza
Ell desierto de Sahara. Explore las
selvas. Els ell principal mel o de
transporte en- la ciudad. ;a
Sc dice que hay un automovil
PARA cada persona en- Los Angeles.
California. M
Hacen del trafico un problema.
Compite con los ferrocaTlilcs.
Recientemente un negocio lie au-
tom6viles fundado por los hernia
nos DODGE ha sido vendido por mu
chos nlllones a nm sindicaso de
banqueros.
Ell que todo esto haya ocurrido
to progreso de los negocios en- amos
dentro de los limites de una corta.
vida es una prueba del sorprenden-
recieptes.
49,. 49,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20
Las PERS0hlS PALIDAS
ESTAk EN- PELIGRO
Aisuna Forrsa de PostrocIon Ner-
s8osa Slempre Les Amenaza

ias per>unls pllidas siempre esi1n
nffFlneas. Iiay nna relaciom mas IN
iifma ehlfe IA sAneEa y i0s nerVles de-
io qae 10 maYora de n gente supOne,
rnes tola a aiimenlaei6n CUE los
nefslos feeilfa Is llera por h SAN
gre. Is esfa N causa nor que his PIE
doms kosasias del Dr. Williams, CO.
nnelAas cn tolas parties como un re-
NeHFfalor de "a ssngfe, ham boneii-
eate e iangos oafermps de neryics
aAaiada, neuralgia, irfs0mnio. jaqae-
ca y ofn3s trastDrGcs nefKiosus.
"a con eido yeeino lie Rio Chico,
llue mani, Argentina, Sr. Juan X.
iussi, cspiicA fu easo asi:
'ftahl NenAio sufgienin dc ma
Feos. pIliiek y desganO dc trahaiar, I"
llee "a ~f l.os~i. ''io cue nae tenia
mny roniraraslo. Muchos fueron
ius weiieamentos cue tome, nerO To-
ass iuoieaees. Tn dil, eongersando
eQa ua amigo INFO, quicn habla SUI
illio IT. iFtai d0lenc.a, me dijo que
fl habA tornado las 'Ildoras Resadas 5
del ilr. Williams > que habla obteni-
~ l8 fnsuitaaos apctecidos. Sla
Faril "a de tempo IA. Ia bofica y
famf' ias fFaseos de dichas piido-
Hs. Lnsrecf a tomarlas ) pr0nto me
sra.f mriomdo. hastanao soiamente
tres ga seas para VERNE compieta-
iaenfe rcstabk.eiAD. Muy agradeei-
10 q 10y a Is PGGor.s kosadas del
lir Niiliams, v seT6 uno de sus mas
entUsiasias pr0pagandlsias."
q &. caeanfrara las PildOrls Rosa
dls dai i1r. Williams disiintsa olgos
r 80 .ins. rs casi impossible que el
fl,feea SIS ahsorla sin obtener bue-
nss Eefuitadas.
taenlat hos mism0 D The DR. Wiz
N.ams Meiirine CO., $ heneetady,
arw lork, of.a II mlnden gratis, en-
solms eerraaa, un ihritO tltulado
''llIsaTrcglus Nerviosos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20

Americana, como sirnbolo inma-
cpIado de un Pueblo Leal a So
ciudadania Y amante fervoroso dc
su derecho Y de su Libertad.
LEI Gobernador elegido por
q pueblo? Ell Gobernador elegido
por el pueblo, como derecho ejer-
citado por ell Pals a traves de
una Constitution transitoria, es
- verdadero sofsma politico, que
va debemos elininar de nuestras
plataformas de partidos. Tenemos
que terminar de una vez y para
siempre con esa politica que re-
presenta un irrespetuoSo engalo
para el pueblo, haciendole conce-
bir esperanzas fuera de toda 10
gica, demostradora de la horrible
desorientacion en- que sc ha que
rido mantener al Pueblo, o del
desgraciado sistenla de insincsrl-
dad politica que Sc han empenado
ruestros Directories en- que preva-
, lezca en- nuestro ambiente regio-
nal, como nota sintomatica de
nuestra pobreza mental o de Ia
alta de vision cara v precisa.
FL Gobernador elegido por el pue-
bio, es el signo de la Soberanla.
~ este derecho SOLO DEBE SER
EJERCITADO por el Pueblo de
Tuerto Rico, cuando el arranque
De su propia Constitution. TODA
OTRA ACCION ELECTORAL
ejercitada por el pueblo que nc
emane de este dereeho basico
fundamental, es humillar nuestra
dignidad de Pueblo ibre y sobe-
rano.
Nj nuestros leaders nj nuestros
partidos tienen Gerecho a presen-
ar a nlostr as en- "a forn'i
retrospective de inocencia, a la
altura de los primitivos BURl
QUENSES, que Sc deJaban ilusto-
nsr muy facilmente cor las 3
antes cuentas colcradas co. q
los sugestionaban los Conqui ta
dores, j.
i ...............?
II Bien.; el Partido Republi-
cano Sc decide llevar, como lie
% su plataforma politica, esta
nota lirica, tan sonora y simpa-
tica para el Pals, simplemente
como un habil movimiento de tac-
tica polftica, para acercarse al
corazon del pueblo y abrir sus IL
neas para dar paso franco las
fuerzas Unionistas que nlanio-
braban en- formation conpacta
hacia nuestro campo, iluminadc
por ell sol ole una sinceia bier
entendida Americanizaci6n, sin
despojarnos de nuestras caracta-
risticas regionales, despues de
haber eliminado definitivamente
de sus banderas el ideal INDE
I PENDENCIA, que es Ia Sobera
MIA fuera de la Soberanla Ma
c:onal, para aceptar principio-
que reconocian la verdad de qut
nuestra suerte Y nuestro porvenii
! 500 podian resolverse dentro de
la Federation de les Estados Uni
| dos. -, especialmente desde e.
feliz momento en- que el Pueblo
,,de Puerto Rico fue puesto poi
virtpd de la Ley Jones, bajo e
palio glorioso de la Constitution
investido con la honrosa clamide
de la Ciudadania Americana, que
nos incorporate para siempre al
pueblo de la GRAN NACION DE
| NACIONES de la LIBRE AME-
RIGA.
IL -....
Ell Acta Jones pone en- nuestras
nanos TODOS los elementos in
dispensables para desenvolvernoS
progresivamente dentro del regi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20
Ell Corsariio
Captain Blood
La Opinion de un medicO

n Dr. George Pile, de Panama,
eseribe manifestando que el To-
NIcO ANTEFEBRIL Y FERRU-
eINoS0 DE LEONARDO consti-
fuse an exeeleHte remedi0 contra
las calenturas y fiehrcs.
FL TONIcO ANTIFEBRIL Y
FERRUGIN0S0 DE LEONARDO
eura inmediatamente las calentu-
ras = las fiebres. y ain hace mas.
FigoFiza y purifca Ia sangre. rs
an i6n'e0 que restora la salud y
Is fuerza.
~ TONlcO ANTIFEBRIL Y
FERRUGINOsO DE LEONARDO
esta earantizadO como el mejor
meaio ~ cnraeidn. Sc vende a con-
dici6n de dexoivef Il dinero 81 re-
snltados no son satisfactorios. Pida
i "a farmaeeutico LEONARDO.
Adyt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20
continuation de la Ia. Pks.l


NA1 Va que la otra fuerza in
trodpiera en- su plataforma el
principle poIitico corservador de
solicitar Ia extension de la Cons
tituci6n de los Estados Unidos
Puerto Rico; Sc tiene que llega~
q la conclusion, de que va tene-
nemos ipor fn!, el elemento ba-
sico Y fundamental de haber for
nado por el esfuerzo del patrio-
tismo nunca desmentido de los
Puertorriquenos, UN SOLO PEN
SAMIENTO NACIONAL, que
reaimente nos acradita como un
Pueblo leal a su Ciudadania, cons
ciente de su responsabilidad, y
preparado para UNIRSE en- cual-
Quier momento con el frme pro
posito de conquistar su SOBERA-
MA como UN MIEMBRO DIG
10 Y RESPONSIBLE DE LA
UNION De ESTADCS.
-
-El Partido Republicano, cum
plica honrosamante su gloriosa
mission, desaparecera, quiza tenn
poralmente, del escenario politico
insular, dividiendo su espiritu en-
dos alas que Sc moveran inn
pulse del patriotico calor de su
ideal, que habiendo llegado al CO
raz6n del Pueblo Y tornado el
ALMA NACIONAL, surgira es-
plendorosamerte iluminado por Ia
brillante ESTRELLA de nuestros
ensuenos, que girara con luz pro-
pia en- el cielo azul de la Bandera
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PoR TANTO, ORDENAsE PoR
LA AsAMBLEA MUNICIPAL DE
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO:

Secci6n 1.-Por la presente queda
derogada la ordenanza NO. 81 adop
tada por la Asamblea Municipal
de San Juan de Puerto Rico, en-
session extraordinaria celebrada ell
dia 81 de mayo del afio, 1926 y
aprobada por ell Alcalde ell dia 2s
del nismo mes y afio, solicitando
que la emission de bonos de. So, ,5o0,-
10000 en- proyecto, sea vendida, por
conducto del Negociado de Asun-
tos Insulares del Departamentc de
Ia Guerra.
secci6n 2.-Que esta ordenanza /
empezara regir tan pronto sea
aprobada y derogada toda Resolu-
ci6n, ordenanza acuerdo que Sc
opanga a la misma.
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oRDENANzA NO. so.

Para derogar la ordenanza No.
34 soicitando que la emission de
bonos de 50. 200. 10000 en- proyer
to sea vendida por conducto del
Negociado de Asuntos Insulares
del Departamento de la Guerra,
ordenanza adoptada por la asam-
blea municipal ell dia 81 de ma
yo del afio 1926 y aprobada por
Ell Alcalde ell dia % del mismo
mes y afio. F
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un disparo de revolver, cyya 5ala
en- ell sitio con una herida en- Ia sec
cion superior mamilar derecaa Y
Sc alojo en- la cuarta vert'bra.
Vino la investigation de los he.
chos y Sc acuso de homie:d.c vo-
luntario Eusebio Serrano, qiien
Sc VIC obligado a nombrar IN aho-
gado para que lie defendiere de tan
grave delito.
s.El juiciu tEyo lugar On Ia corte