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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-09

Y ell general Nogales- Bey, que nos
ha hablado con familiaridad de En-
yer ("Enver me dijo') y de Jail
(""Jalil me habfa pronosticado"), /,
inclina el craneo, cubierto de una pc
lambre lacia, negra y iustrosa.
Nosotros observamos adrniratiya-
mente, una amplia profunda ci-
catriz, mientras en- nuestros ofdos
sigue repiqueteando el eco de las
villas ilustres Y de los mOntes le-
gendarios FL Caucaso; ell monte
Ararat, cuya cabeza augusta, vene-
rable, bautizaron las aguas del di-
luvio; GAIA, cuyas puertas enor-
mes arrancara con las tenazas de
sus manos, ell gigantic Samson; Sa-
ba y sus fastnosas adorables Rel
mas Princesas de ebano.
Bueno, general, interrogamos,
fernando a la prosaica realidad de
Gomez, scuando caera la tiranfa I?
-Mire usted muchos de los gene
rales y generalotes Y muchas vfcti-
mas decorativas que diz que sc ha-
liam en- el exilio, fueron sieryos de
Gomez 0 de Castro. Esos, "esos"
carecen de autoridad moral. -. Po-
drfa citar muchos pnombres, pero no
quiero poner sobre los labios de
algunos compatriotas esa verdad,
como una esponja de lrielo = de vi
nagre... 81
Gomez caera, seguramente, hoy
mafiana Pere arrastrando en- sii
cafda, a sus eunucos, sus pretoria
nos y a sus alabarderos.
Los militares pundonorosos sc. en-
cargaran de derribarlo. De Guzman
Blanco a Gomez nuestra historic Sc
ha lido repitiendo dolorosamente.
Guzman hizo algunas cosas bue-
mas, pero sc rodeoa de ladrones y de
lfacinerosos que confundfan la llber
tad con el libertinaje Y con La pro-
Epia, la propiedad ajena... Crespo
tfue un pilIo continuador de esa po-
Utica Castro fue un bandolero.
Gomez es un ogro ahito de crime
mes. Pero todos han Sido iguales,
mas. o menos iguales.. Castro quiz
so atraerme! 70 lie, grite con ira /:
"Pero, 81 desde que usted salio de
los Andes, los Andes viven y respi-
ram! Y, asqueado, profundamente
asqueado, lie volvf la espalda... 70
no he cometido la primera claudi-
caci0n. Y reto al que pueda se1alar-
meia. Yo 81 puedos hablar No soy
|reyolucionario de guardarropfa. Ja-
mas he cometido la verguenza de
lucrar con Ia paraboIa del ostracis-
mo.
He vivido como hombre que sa-
be ganar su vida i1onradamente. ST
he llevado sobre mi uniforme de co
mandante Turco la Cruz de Guerra
de Alemania que, a ningln Official
extranjero Sc ie habfa concedido,
me he vestido con dignidad y orgu-
llo. en- las fabricas newyorquinas ell
mandiI del obrero. Soy. pues la
borista. Laborista de accion de.
ideas. ;Sabe usted que Sc necesita
para derribar a Gomez? Union, hon
|radez y pantalones. ST, senior, pan
taIones.
-iQue impression lie producer los
triunfos brillantes de Add Ell Krin?
lie preguntamos al general Noga-
lespara zanzibar el disco.
Es un signo del Renacimiento
del Islamismo. All! 81 no hu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-09

ibiera sido por la expulsion del Ca
Iifa ;. Fue el maximo error de Ke-
NAL. =. Por ESQ Sc 'e odia! Por ESQ
hay $50 millones de musuImanes pi
Ciiendole diariamente a Ala que 10
mate pronto. >. Hoy por hoy, Add
ell Krim parece que es el Vicario
del Profeta -. la luchado con exi
to contra los espafoles, contra los
franceses !. va luchara con los in
gfeses.
Esta en- su territorio y 10 defien-
de con desesperaci6n y con brayu-
ra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-09
Solo lnd Cudrtd.,
IContinuaci6n de la Ira. pag.

IContinuaclor de la Ira. pag.
ques en- el pasado. Hoy Sc encuen-
ira en- nuestras manos la labor de
evitar la destruction de los miles
de valiosos arboles que Sc tumban
diariamente para carbon Y LEILA.
.sTodo arbol enriquece el terreno
donde Sc desarrolla. Ademas ejerce
una marcada Influenza sobre ell cli-
ma y eonserya la atm6sfera fresca
Y pura. Sembrando arboles podffa-
mos disminnir tambien. los efeetos
que ejercen sobre nuestros organis-
mos los gases yenenosos que despi-
den los metores de los automobiles
VI factorfas de las ciudades. Al pa
sar por las Gales respiramos esa
atm6sfera enrarecida que tan gran
des dafios causa a nuestros organis
mos.
La siembra de arboles embellece
las ciudades. En- los caminos v ca
rreteras darfan un magnffico aspec
to estetico, y cuando Sc siembran
especies adaptables a la topograffa
del terreno, eliminan ell peligro de
los precipicios, reducen los acciden-
tes, los conservan frescos Y evitan
las constantes reparaciones de que
son objeto.
''El drbol es ell ser mas adelanta-
do del RENO vegetal. Sus moVimien
tos Sc asemejan a los del ser huma-
no. Sus hojas son factorfas donde
todas las materias recibidas del al
re y del terreno son transformadas
en- el alimento necesario para la
vida del arbol. En- este proceso las
hojas toman ell icido carb6nico del
aire y devuelven eltoxfgeno. No. Inn
porta el tamafio forma de la ho-
ia, pues todas hacen ell misIno ira
bajo
LAS rafces extraen del terreno
los minerales y los mandan a las
hojas para ser convertidos en- ALI
mento. Tambi6n hacen que ell arbol
Sc mantenga erectil. Algunas espe-
Fcies extienden sus rafces parallels
ia la superficie del terreno; otras
tienen una rafz vertical que entra
recta en- el terreno y otras tienen
ambos sistemas, pero todas hacen
el mismo servicio.
"El tallo 0 tronco tiene ell doble
trabajo de transporter los minera-
les Gle las rafces las hojas y es ell
sosten de la copa o follaje.
''Todos los arboles pferden sus
hojas, unos anualmente v otros
paulatinamente EN- un periodic de
dos a ocho AMOS Debido a este las
hojas caidas van fernando un RI
co mantillo y fertilizando ell terre-
no que les di6 vida.
'En los arboles maderabIes de
Puerto Rico hay alrededors de 81
familias diferentes, 172 generos dis
tintos y 292 especies distintas. En-
tire estos la familia leguminosa cons
ia de % generos y 30 especies.
Abunda mucho diseminada en- los
bosques y es la que mas tiende a
enriquecer el terreno por medic de
los cintos de n6dulos que cubren
sus rafces por los cuales devuel-
ven al terreno la parte sobrante de
las sustancias que. extraen del al
re Y de las entrafias de la TERRA.
(Fdo.) Angel Rivera,
Departamento de Agriculture
Trabajo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-09

10y tornara usted muy pronto
al Tachira.
YeremoS, veremos-declara son
riendo. este yenezolano ilustre que
ha atravesado en- su corcel de gue-
ira las verdes llanuras oliyaceas
de la Mesopotania ha podido leer
en- letrass de orc versfculos del Al
eoranss en- Ia Mezquita de Santa
Sofia.
(De "Heraldo de Cuba")
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-09
ESTE ES Ell LEGITIMO
Tinte Sultan

IIllte Sultan
para tehir 81 peio. Su efecto es rapido,
es facii de aplicar econ6mico. poruue
una sola aplicaci6n dura tres ineses.
Devuelve el color natural al cabelIo '
le dd briIlo que es Sc don mas preciado.
Rechace las tmitaciones pues Ia garantis
60 usax el
Tinfe Sultan
Belleza del CabeIlO :.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
BY THE PATRIOT PRESS, INC.
VOTER, co TO YOUR CAUCUS!

Back every political victory the country whether it the smallest city the largest metropolis stands the groundwork of the campaign established the ward caucus es The candidates these the candi whom later chosen the office holders Putnam the of these and 1t the duty of every attend them and to that the
 men the Common Council who, first will faithful their duties and secondly, who will give the city the type of progressive that is particularly needed the time Elsewhere in this The Patriot readers will find schedule of the your party Look your ward and make your plans be and to vote for the best
 of high importance the city in the election First of all The Patriot has always favored the
 pay the Mayor salary and the Councillors
 their By such payments however small the will grow importance and will emphasize the respons bily of the offices taking them entirely out of the realm ot gratuitous service.
 The second important result of the election centers in n teres upon police department l. s the sincere hope of The Patriot incoming Council will retain Captain Will liam he the local police Captain Jarvis sngulary successful and Captain of Police of city may we'll Be proud He has been alert and active worked steadily for the maintenance of law and order and protection of the city It difficult to call to mind any other young city who could fill Captain Jarvs office more effectively than he does himself.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
A WEAKENING CALLING?
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The rector of the most prominent churches in the country on Sunday All Saints Day of the beau
 ul and impressive festivals of the Christian year turned not to gone but to the future of the Church that begged workers in the field of the gharehs activity In the of his appeal he mentioned with that the years of his pastorate of the largest congregations in the country only three young men parish had chosen the ministry of the Church profession did the stop there He pleaded for the return Church those spiritual leaders who shepherds great doek in past day but whose manes alaIs have laeu mo incompetent hands.
 Certainly words from the pulpit have made more inn oressen upon which this earnest minister spoke last Sunday morning And wondered about this tua- .iepr ehlehea and it. after l
 where the Church. Has the ministry itself been long who lack the inspiration of leadership longer beckons the youth of the nation field and eonsecraton2 And to those who see decreasing spirituality this perpleXng modern there but hope for the and that is i'll deeper preeaton the principles of Christian living and dedi cation of life the fmtherance of the work of Christ.
 nober any than spiritual Christian leadership Perhaps may be that in the homes the land the importance of supplying the Church with lead longer emphasized the days of fathers Perhaps youth made realize the high mission of mill Christian leadership Perhaps the Church field foi work and great opportunity longer demonstrated young things be then the Christian Church fu for to it's future in the leadership of mankind
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
THE THIRD CURTAIN RISES

We have been accused giving Messrs Albert ana oi
 ,re free advertising than they deserve for theT " tannts to bring to Putnam other entertainments thh W
 ine of the silver screen This criticism however cannot m
 at thaatrical activity deserves So far this season these two young local impressarios have presented all
 musical comedy and play which had enjoyed long prpspeis , w of rlavers acting under the of one who was hailed as the greatest America had produced s w days of Booth Mrs ehard Mansfield who heads the ol pany was in the former days of her the".ri1s p.
 enin nee Mrs Mansfield comes 10 uehan' herself with company If younger players who worA u e direction She will prezent amusing eomedy ol haei which has already success Tn the larger s " w el m ay not lile he play and you may may not md Mrs Mansfelds company interesting experiment. u you will he obliged to commend the efforts ol the local theaa managers to give the public of this part ol ne state " s ing theatrical season
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
AUCTION NOTICE

There will he highly attractive sale af antique and modern furniture II ehs resid nee of Dr. j. E Kent, at a6 Church street, Putnam Conn, oa FRIDAY. Nov. 18th. and SATUR- DAY. Nov l4th. starting at lB o'clock \ M each day
 On Friday d hamber of pieces of antique furniture will be sold consist iug in nart of hand-clrved clawfoot sofa, Duncan Phyfe type). chest of drawers with 0gee feet, several other sofas (one from the Wilkinson Es- tatel. mahogany chairs with slip seats, several Hiteocks. corner or roundabout chair. stands, mirrors, taud decorated pine bed room set. sev- cral tables, Oriental hall runner, and other attractive items. At one o'clock F. M a beautiful and valuable Me Phail piano and stool will be sold
 The balance ef the furniture. which is modern. representing the entire con tents of a home furnished with many items of distinctive selection, will be sold on Friday and Saturday. Also a choice lot of books
 The family COW. which is a Pure Bred Jers y. to treshen in December will be sold on Saturday at o'clock P. NJ. Terms cash. Caterer will at- tend.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
RESOLUTIONS

At me regular meeting of N oil Den Grange held Wednesday evening, Oc- tober 28th, the following resolutions were adopted
 WHEREAS, The Divine Master in His infinite wisdom has called 70 the Great Grange above our beloved sec- retaHg. Euretta Gordon Gro veu1r. tur many years member and an officer of Wolf Den Grange. and
 WHEREAS, h the death of Sister Gro genor Wolf Den Grange has lgst q beloved sister. a tireless and faith fHl worker and q competent and cfcer fui secretary Therefore be Il
 RESOLVED. That while we hum blg bow to the will of our Heavenly Father, we sincerely mourn the loss of one who by her untIring efforts was foremost in promoting the welfare of the Grange. Therefore be it further
 RESOLVED, That this Grange ex- tend t1 the bereaved family our deep est sympathy in their great loss, and be 1t further
 RESOLVED. That we set apart g page ln our records as memorial page in memory of Sister Grosyenor land inscribe thereon these resolutions, and that a copy be sent to the family and be it further
 RESOLVED. That our Charter be draped for thirty days
 CAROLINE NJ. HAYNES
 ANNIE L. DAVIS 46 J. FREDERICK ASH
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
TOWN OF POMFRET
 PERSONAL TAX NOTICE

A warrant having been issued to me for the collection of Personal Tax es which are due and payable by law. on or before November n. 1925 Chapter 26 Public Acts of 1925) notice IS hereby given that | will be at the places and time following, for the purpose of receiving same:
 Monday November i6
 At the store of T. $. Clapp, Elliott. from 9 to II o'clock. At the store of C. A Sharpe. Abingdon, from 12 to o'clock
 Tuesday, November IT
 Smith Brothers Store. Pomfret street from to t2 o'clock
 All persons neglecting this notice will be liable to pay interest and legal fees in addition Co the tax.
 Dated at Pomfret. Conn. this 2Sth day of October, 1925.
 C. F.. GRIGGS, Collector of Personal Taxes for the Town of Pomfret. r 0. Address, Abingdon, Conn. 44-46 s
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
WOODSTOCK TAX NOTICE

4 warrant having been issued to me for the collection of Personal Tax es due the Town of Woodstock and payable on or before November 10. 1925 accord ag to Chapter 26, Sec tioHs 1 and 2 of the Public Acts of 1925, I will meet all persons liable to pay such taxes at the following times and places.
 Monday, November 10th. 1925, at the store in Woodstock Valley from .9.30 to II o'clock A. N.
 Same day at the store of Daniel Davis in West Woodstock from l to { o'clock F. M.
 Tuesday. November l7th, 1925, at the store in East Woodstock from 3 to II o'clock A. NJ. and at the Town Clerks Office in North Woodstock, from l to o'clock P. M.
 Wednesday, November 18th, 1925, at the Post Office on Woodstock Hill from to II o'clock 4. NJ, and at Safford's Store in South Woodstock from 1 to o'clock P. M.
 All persons neglecting this notice will be liable to pay interest and legal fees in addition to the tax.
 Dated at Woodstock. Conn, this 26th day of October, 1925.
 BERT J. JOHNSON,
 Collector of Personal Taxes for the Town of Woodstock. 44-46
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
TOWN OF THOMPSON Personal Tax N otice

4 warrant having been issued to me for the collection of Personal Taxes which are dGe and payable by law on or before November 14, 1925 Chapter 2G Public Acts of i925l notice IS hereby given that l will be at the places and ,time following for Che purpose af receiving same.
 Monday. November f6th bartts Store, Quinebaug, 2 \. A. Go II A M
 Fabyan Store. Fabyan, 12 Noon to r. NJ.
 Tuesday. November 17th Court Room. North Grosyenordale. 9 A M. to r. M
 Wednesday. November 18th kingsbury's Store, East Thompson, s 30 \. Nj. to 70 A NJ.
 David Porter's home. Porter Plains, l030 4 M to II 4. M.
 Wilsouville Store, WilsonVille, 12 Noon 10 P NJ.
 Thursdsy. November 18th J M Bogardus Store, West Thomp- son. 3 A. M. to II A. M.
 kenneys Store, Mechanicsville, t2 Noon to P N.
 Friday. November goth F. W Sheldon's Store, Quadic. 9 4. M. to 10 A. M
 Hal of Records. Thompson. II A. NJ to 3 F. NJ
 Saturday. November 21st \ ] Dcry's Store. Groseenerdale, 2 \. H to 1 P. Nj.
 Court Room. North Grosven0rdale. r N Co 1 r M
 Fees will be charged on taxes not paid hy December n. l925
 r. l.. DUHAMEF.. Collector of Taxes. North Grosven- 3rdala. Connecticut
 Telephone connection
 Dated at Thompson, Connecticut 1etabar 22. I925. 4I46
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

At Probate Court held at fhomp- son. within and for the District Cf Thompson, on the 24th day of Octo- Der. 1925. Estate of Emilien Koch, late of Thompson in said District, de- ceased. Doinda Koch, Exeeutrix, ad- dress North Grosvenor Dale, Conn. ORDERED-Tha six months from the date hereof be and the same are hereby appointed and limited for the creditors of said estate to bring in their claims against the same to the Exeeutrix; and that public notice be given of this order by posting copy hereof on the signpost nearest to where the deceased last dwelt and in the same town. and by advertising in some newspaper having circulation in said District FRED A. NUN VAN, Judge. 40
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
ASHFORD TAX NOTICE

4 Warrant having been issued to me for the Collection of Personal Taxes due the Town of E.astford and payable on or before November 18th, 1925. according to Chapter 26. Sec tons l and 2 Of the Public Acts of 1925. will meet all persons liable to pay such taxes at the following times and places.
 Monday, November 18th, 1925. at the store of Darwin Lewis, North Ash. ford, from $50 to 1 O clock A. NJ.
 Same day at the Post Office in Eastford Center from l to 4 o'clock F. Nj
 Tuesday, November I7th, 1925 at the store of Mary Wheaton from 4 to o'clock P NJ.
 All persons neglecting thls notice will be liable to pay interest and legal fees in addition To the tax
 Dated at Phoenxvilie. Conn, this f7th day of October, 1925.
 CAIRO r. LATHAM.
 Collector of Personal Taxes for the Town of Eastford 43-45
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
RACK OF THE DAY OF DAYS

From all parts of the state word comes o the pae - "
 tltin that sister cities are already giving to Putnam for the demonstration of next "Wednesday when W VI. ioi % ~ be onened and the city and county will enloy ;, dav of days In this column some weeks ago We
 ha n this Armsce Day the eyes of the whole state would % 4h colehration of new and handsome addition 10 h v,s nhyscal features It is declaration ot eiVe lah'
 to the state large that Putnam no longer
 from loss disaster and dsilluslon but worh s , ~ossiva entity that put the past aside ana ls s - its face upward to and brighter future fuha s nent very little time ptyng herself during the ;h,aa, months that past. To other eues the ", ha.s hL and m consequent tragedies might easily nav asn death blow but only staggered ssny no S as W and then steadily set both energy anu VIII i
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS

TREE woRK-Trimming, grafuns. ,'Iarting and tree surgery. Quallty puresey stock. JOHN l. WkiGhl certi6cate State of Conn. Tree Detective Examining Board, Pom nursery stock. JOHN L. WRIGHT
 fret Center, Conn. Phone IIs-z
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-English setter bird dogs one six months, one 1 l-2 years old. Inquire of WILLIAM HALL. Wal nut St, R. r. D No. l. 45 FOR SALE-Suburba home and poultry farm between Putnam and Webster. just of state road. Seven acres fine high, dry land, ' room house in fine condition, all new poultry houses, up to date. plenty fruit, berries, asparagus, etc. Owner single. going south makes sacrif
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
REPUBLICAN CITY CAUCUS

The Republican voters are cal Go meet in the Municipal Build
 Nov l6 at $ P. NJ. to put in no of nation candidates for Mayor, Ac a. man at Large. Treasurer. Collec in Taxes and one Auditor; Go ratify pr nominations of Aldermen pna. v, ,n committees of the,dd'Tx TxaoL sn3 9V ri to do onr se- she Week-ehd,
 at h. s.eanor Murphy. '-- "atI = Bristol school-c.derent wards anu ld at ho,ner business proper 'o 2 e'done at said meeting. ,, The ward eaueuses will be held as
 ward Thursday, Nov. lS al ? Nj. at the Municipal Buildings Main hall. ,, =. p Nj at Municipal Building Tn foiiee Court room. ,o D
 Ward 3-Friday, Nov. ls at i. . |. NJ in St. Johns Hall, Providence
 Ward 4-Friday Nov. l3, at IT. M at Municipal Building, Main Hall
 Republican City Commi'tss IL 4,,. soos nrnVress in this dl-
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
LOST

, osT- Between Grove street and tbe municipal building, pair o' +nI4 howed rimless speetaeies' Finder please return to The ra' r,ot Office and receive reward:
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
FREE HOMES wanted for bright

FREE HOMES wanted for orlsnt intelligent boys and girls, both Prot astant and Catholic, from six to tnis' ,ssn wears of age. These children assd ~ ssp~cially homes where they will rSssivs nsss intelligent and aheetionats care. oS
 Anyone interested m any one oi these children please eommu n1Is,s ,s,ss with the BUREAU OF CHILD i" rl< FARE. State Capitol. Hartford,
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
THE RED CROSS REPLIES

due the Putnam public that the Nursing Committee Red Association should make clear d of facts in the of the resignation Miss Cecilia Lessard the visiting The Lessard charges of noneooperaon and gives very adequate departure the committees request The visit ing has been decreasing steadily calls upon the It evident that
  hceaeN V eo ss'~' is e' N' 'u i''' sea'o "9 resign after the Nursing Comnlte had conSutes 10 the advice of the proper authorities si6, situation should have been 'sNeu :" 1a Miss Lessards .so" with anu 'aN'' h oca,aipted with That the facts of the whole ct np
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
ORDER OF NOTICE

District of Pomfret ss. Court
 Probate. Nov 3. 1925. Estate of Ele
 nor Jackson Clark late of Pomfret.
 said District. deceased, The Execut
 having exhibited his administrati, account with said Estate to this Cou
 for allowance. 1t IS ORDERED-Th
 the i2th day of NovemheTof q r-.
 one o'clock in ~ ~
 i'ro1s sisde and Miss WeaI,L- le of Apponaug, RI se. rszo al
 week Co . te1ng afternoon, at the ! No9a Court in Pomfret be, and same is assigned for a hearing
 the allowance of said administra,, m account with said Estate, and ia Court directs the Exeeutof to 'e all persons interested therein to near at said time and place, by ,hlishine this order in some news .ner having circulation in said t'is- iet. and by posting a copy on the lblie sign-post in the Town of Pom .s, where the deceased last dwe't. ILLS COVELL, Judge. a'
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06

FOR SALE-The Levin property, consisting of two houses and a large lot, situated on Bridge Street, next west of Dr. Russelfs residence. is to be sold. If interested see NJ. H. GEISSLER, Exeeutor, Seder Bldg. lstf
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06

ee nersonnel of the Nursing Committee a1. h are familiar with the generous and publie-sprted WofN icb tbey have long performed in the community "'l lea now that the fault not question of lack oi M, nt; Tssrd but entirely due failure on the part o N
 a t keep her work up the proper percentage o e"e iveness The whole affair has been matter oi ,Alietv which probably regrets more thah MISS ~ ! nstsef
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Clearing House For Those Who Have Something Dispose Those Wishing Acquire somehng Employer and Elm poyee; Brings Buyer and Seller Together.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06

WITTER BROS. AUCTI0NEERS
 42 Main St, Daniclson, Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
retioll

recovery and regeneration Each day sees progress m 'h '
Putnam patriot., 1925-11-06
.sCa with and taken
that the facts of the wh

made public are entirely due to IN>,raordmary statement. Those who are