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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16
JAPAN REJOICING OVER
BIRTH OF A PRINCESS
Royal Inf0nt Presented With
Imperial SUord.

Tokyo.-Princess Nagako, who be-
came the bride of Crown Prince Hiro-
hito January 20 last, presented the
imperial family with granddaughter,
Newspapers issued extras and there
was general air of rejoicing through
out Japan. The royal infant was pre-
sented with the imperial sword at a
traditional ceremony.
On the day the grandchild is named
grand imperial fete will be held in
the Homei hall Estate room) of the
imperial palace.
The heir just born is a direct
descen dant of the goddess of the sun,
according to japanese belief. The i'm
perial family was established In ego
B. G. by the first emperor, Jimmi Ten
no. The arrival of the imperial babe
has been eagerly awaited by 10000
600 subjects of the throne.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16
President Sends in 1000
Appointments to Senate

Washington.-The President sent
close to 1000 recess appointments to
senate for confirmation. In virtually
all cases the men whose names appear
on the list have been holding down
their positions for several months.
Among the names on the list were
Dwight f. Davis of Missouri, to be
secretary of war; Robert E. Olds of
Minnesota, to be assistant secretary
of state; John Van A. MacMurray, to
be minister to China; Hanford Mac
Nider, to be assistant secretary of
war, and Lincoln G. Andrews, to be
assistant secretary of treasury.
Six army officers were nominated to
be major generals.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16
HOUSE BODY FAVORS
SINGLE AIR CONTROL
LomPert Committee Also Asks
Destruction of Unsafe
Planes.

Observation-Disclosures command of
the United States military air service
was approved by the Lampert aircraft
investigation committee of the house.
Eighteen other recommendations to
congress were approved by the COM
mittee, which held its investigation
last spring, in the same session.
In favoring unified air service con-
troll the committee urged that a de-
partment of national defense be Gre
ated under a civilian secretary with
undersecretaries for land, sea and air.
Frank r. Reid of Illinois, chief of
counsel for Colonel Mitchell and a
member of the house, helped to draw
up the report.
Legislation making air ports Of
Grant park, Chicago, and Governors
island, New York also was recon-
mended.
Among other recommendations are
these:
Adequate representation of the air
services of the army and navy on the
general staff of the army and the gen.
eral BOARD of the navy.
Destruction of all unsafe airplanes.
Appropriations of not less than ten
million dollars yearly for new flying
equipment.
Separate budget for each air service.
Laws for regulation of commercial
flying and for lighted and charted air
ways, emergency fields and meteoro-
logical service.
Elimination of competition of army
and navy with private enterprise.
Legislation to correct inequalities
and injustices suffered by aviation Of
hcers through present methods of pro-
motion and to provide definite period
of training.
Determination by congress of the
respective fields of operation in avia-
ton of the army and navy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16
I Dead, II Hurt by Fire
in Chicago Lodging House

Chicago.-One woman was suf-
located, three others so seriously
burned and otherwise injured that
they are expected to die, and a half
dozen others less seriously hurt in a
fire that destroyed a three-story lodg-
ing house at $3.50 South Canal street.
The place was packed with dodgers,
mostly Mexicans, and numerous leaps
for life from the third and second
stories and daring rescues featured
the blaze.
Mrs. Vivian Rodriguez, thirty years
old, died at the Iroquois hospital de-
spite efforts to revive her with pull
motors.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16
Harry K. TholO's Mother
Reported on Her Deathbed

Pittsburgh, Pa.-Mrs. Mary Copley
Thaw, mother of Harry, the slayer of
Stanford White, is on her deathbed.
That was admitted at the Thaw home
when an interviewer, seeking to chat
with the eighty-year-old woman, was
told Mrs. Thaw was unable to see any
person and sometimes unable to identi-
fly those who stand at her bedside.
At her bedside constantly is Harry, a
figure of white hair, whose own adj
vancing years are beginning to tell
their story.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16
EotOa Farmers Decide to
Hold Corn for S1.I5 Blu.

Des Moines. Iowa.-Resolutions sug-
costing that farmers hold their corn
until they are able to secure $1.15
bushel for it on the Chicago market
were unanimously passed at the clos
ing session of the National Corn
Growers association here. Other
resolutions called upon congress to
recognize the inequality existing in
the corn belt and adopt measures to
insure an opportunity to attain the
degree of prosperity existing in in
duStrial centerS."
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16
Veterans Bureau Requires
S3I4.965.OOO for Activities

Washington.-An appropriation of
S134965,0 900 is needed for veterans
bureau activities during the fiscal year
1926-1927, exclusive of hospital con-
struction and adjusted service certif-
cate funds, Director General Hines
estimated in his annual report. Mr.
Hines report declares that in no
other year has 1.-The service of the
veterans bureau been brought to the
disabled veterans" as it has in the
last year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16
One Killed in Strike Riot

Pittsburgh, Pa.-One woman is dead.
another is in critical condition, and
three men. including a deputy sheriff,
were injured in an attack by a crowd
of men and women on a Pittsburgh
Coal company supply truck at Library.
near here.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16
Opposes Only Coffee Loan.

Washington. - Secretary of Com
merce Hoover said that the govern
ment had no objection to loans to
South American states for purposes
other than that of sustaining coffee
vaIorization schemes.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16
Cholera Claims Twenty-Three

Manila Twenty three deaths from
cholera have occurred within the last
4S hours in the provinces of Bulacan.
Panpanga and Neuva Eciia. Manila
is comparatively free from the plague
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16
canado's Lumber King Die.

Ottawa. Ont.-Canada's lumber
king, Ottawa's grand old man, ]. R.
Booth, died here at the age of ninety
eight. Princess Lois, his granddaugh-
ter, wife of Prince Eric of Denmark.
is at present in Denmark.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16
Appointment Ratified

Paris - appointment Of Senator
Henri Berenger as French ambassador
TO the United States was approved by
tle senate.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16

Tomah-Thieves entered the farm
home of Ed Kupper, few miles east
of Tomah. during the absence IF the
family and stripped three beds of all
clothing. took the rugs from two rooms
and few odd strips of carpet.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16

Fond du Lac-Organization of a
permanent Wisconsin Motor Coach
association by bus line operators Of
the state, with view of extending
activities in Wisconsin. was the prime
object of a meeting OF operators at
Fond du Lac.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16

Eau Claire--Following the action of
the board of directors in turning the
institution over to State Commissioner
of Banking d. T. Parker, the Altoona
State bank at Altoona, Eau Claire
county, was closed and viii be placed
in charge of special deputy. Poor
ioaus and frozen assets are said to be
at the bottom Of the banks difficulties.
Madison-Judge A. G. Zimmerman
of the Dane county probate court has
announced his candidacy for circuit
1udg. st the election next spring.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16

Beaver Dam-At the annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Dodge Coun-
ty Fair association, all of the former
officers were unanimously reelected.
The 1925 fair, despite inclement
weather, showed a net profit Of $4,-
226.T0.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16

Rhinelander-Mrs. Rose Cegielski,
73, of Three Lakes, arrested for viola
ton Of the prohibition laws, In munich
pal court at Rhinelander, pleaded
guilty to a charge of selling moon
shine, and was fined $780, or four
months in Jail Owing to the woman's
age, Judge II. L. Reeves suspended
sentence. Neighbors made the com
plant.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16

Sheboygan-The sum of S279 69914
was appropriated for the 1926 high
way construction and maintenance
program and $4,000 for bridge main
tenance by the Sheboygan county
board. A committee was appointed to
investigate the ACCESSIBILITY of bonding
the county for paving IS miles of high
ways during three-year period, be-
ginning In 1927.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16

Participation in the world
court by the United States is favored
by majority of the 10 per cent stu
dent body vote just tabulated at the
University of Wisconsin. Final tabula-
tions showed that of the students in
terested enough to vote, 496 favored
the United States participating in the
court and 267 opposed such action.
The Wisconsin vote is a part of a
nationwide movement among colleges
and universities
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16

Monroe-Fred Marty, Monroe, was
reelected president of the Southern
Wisconsin Cheesemakers and Dairy
mems association at the closing SEES
sion of the twenty-sixth annual con-
vention at Monroe. Other reelected
officers are John Deininger, vice presi-
dent; Henry Elmer, secretary, and
Joseph Trumpy, treasurer Speakers
urged a greater production of fancy
Swiss cheese for what they called an
unlimited market
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16

La Crosse-Sheriff w. H. Ristow,
La Crosse, charged with collecting ex-
cessive fees and padding expense ac-
counts in a petition filed with Gov.
Blaine asking his removal from office,
admitted in a recent hearing that he
had made charges for transportation
ana assistance in liquor raids varying
from $40 to $50 in different cases
which he had not paid out. He win be
tried Dec %.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16

Hurley-Despite the testimony OF
Warden Ray Drake, who testified that
the three men were guilty of shooting
two deer out of season, jury in coun-
ty court al Hurley brought in YER
dict of mot guilty" for William and
Joseph Madern and Frank Coxey.
Ellsworth jury awarded damages
Of $40 in circuit court at Ellsworth
to Albin Hill for false Imprisonment
by w. T. Baker, sheriff of Pierce coun-
ty. Hill has been taken into custody
on liquor charge.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-16

Whitewater-Hu rabbits with
a ferret proved costly to Mike Vassar
and Robert Empke, Milwaukee, ar
rested by Robert Grey, Milton, and
w. Il. Elliott, Whitewater, on the viii
liam Klitzke farm near Whitewater
Vassar was fined 500 and Empke $50
by Judge William Fry who also or
dered that the automobile, two shot
guns, three hounds and the ferret of
the defendants be confscated.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
".LA PRENSA"
FACE ARREGLos

Eftetada LA PRENSA del esta-
do de pobreza de Ia fanliha Avil2s,
dne solo lleva dos amos en- este pals,
~ de nls el cadayer de La nina tiba
z ser arroiado la fosa comfn,, ro-
&c a la Union Ben6fica Espadola,
que en- nonbre de la colopia porte
irlouelia srrealase Ell funeral de la
mia y Sc lie diese sepultura, cristia7
ira con fondos del Fondo5 do Carl
dades. de ia PrensaY. Todo estaba
va arregIado y solo faltaba el
consentimient0 del padvea que un
represeptas1te nuestro fu6 a 0iuii
citar aver por Ia manaua,sr
Una sonora americana Sc pre-
sert6 entretaRto, cliyo nolA1bret no
ha duerido dar Ia publieidad,
pero ane expres6 en- iugl6s,, .s1l
Inico idiopla, que deseaba 6fre-
Ger la nina una sepultura dom
de la madre pudiera ir a visitarla
! cuando quisiera. Sc ofreci6 aiucos-'
tear los gastos del entierrodgf see
pultura por su cuenta.
Como ia Prensa' Sc habfa
ofrecido va, ella, queriendo. dar
a todos una oportunidad, Sc ofre-
clio para entregar al padre en-,
nietalico el inporte del funeral,
que el usarfa como mejor quisie-
ra, dejando que este diario Sc en-
cargase del entierro. Pero ell pa
Dire declare que estaba satisfecho
con utilizar Ia oferta de IA carl
tatiya americana y Sc le conce-
do a ella el permiso para orde-
fnar por su cuenta el entierro.
! Luis Partorallo, del No. 2S2,
Parkside Ave-, Brooklyn, que
scompahaba a la caritativa ineog-
pita, di0 erden la Agencia Fu-
nerafia de John J. Mofohey, 500
Ffimcra Avehida, esquina a Ia
ealle 80, para que sacara el ca
dayer del hospital y 70 taviera en-
capilla ardiente en- su casa hasta
ci jueves a las dos de la tardc
a cuya hora Sc trasladara al Ce-
| rsenterio del Mount Olivet en-
long Island.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
LIZ. Medicina de. los Pobres
Para Nervios Debiles e
Indigestion

obra produce sus efsetos ranidansen
te Los nerVtcs dehen trncr F6sfoTo = a
sangre Hier<o. Fsto es % que "a farnoea
ue6icina Huga Tone hsce: nutrir de HE
rro Ia sangre dc F5sfo-o 'as n"r-
y1os Es I'm raconstituyente cientifico
para los nervios 10 sangre v e. cueTro
err general Especial. para la indigestion,
= gases del estomago To.
rnelc vera que tan rapidanseate obte'l-
dra aliyto. vigoriza ? forts'ece los ner
vios, produce un sneno profundo 2 re-
rsra6or, bue7 apet1to = rsagniftca dtges-
ton, regularIza ell movsmiento de los in
teetirne 'e dev1lelve 81 entusiasmo Y la
aubici6n Ensaye7o ma snla vAe pues
usted nada s~rtesga NJ rada perder&.
T. Ergs Tone - aSra6sble ra-a tcma~
listed pdede ohteaer "a cantfdai sufi-
ejente psya un mos r~- 500 S1.00 v. ls
dara huenos .resnitadoa no le ccsta1A
NADIA. T6melo nor mos roces diaS: =. 81
no nneda satisf~cho co7 los resultaa1s.
6ovue'va donde 70 cornpr5 10 que le que
de de- frssco y le aer3 deyTelse cr dt-
r ere. Los rarufa ctn~eros. del Nrra -Tons
ex!geu a. todos los que 10 Vs~rden n'Ie
rsr''P'von e 6'~e-o los cHentes cue
no lnneder satlsfechos rn-que saben re<-
feetsmcnte que produ6iSa mny buenos
sfce4os
RAnnrendadr ga~sntisada 7 de van.a
o. sodas Las farn1ae'as botieas.
Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
VueIye. "a SOIiCitarse.
tooninuaci6n dc II pAg. a.


resados en- este case, va que nues-
tros informantes nos han dado
cuenta de gestiones que fueron
hechas el ano pasado tendencies a
adquirir la propiedad que seria
objeto de destruction.
A juzgar por los datos que Sc
nos han dado, este no es un asun-
to nueyo La pasada Admins
TRACTION, tenemos entendido, enta-
bio determinadas relaciones con
los duenos de Ia parceIa en- cues
ton, como resultado de tales
gestiones Sc ordeno el estudio del
asunto, llegandose luego a una
conclusion sobre Ia cantidad de
metros que Sc necesitaban para
Ia aperture del trozo de Gale;
pero, como ocurrio con tantos
otros proyectos, ell asunto DO paso
&c IN "veremos", y Ia cosa Sc
qredo en- la situaclon en- que
hoy sc encuentra.
Nuestros informantes Green que
sus intenciones tendran la CORES
pondiente acogida de parte de las
autoridades municipales, va que
no Sc trata de privilegios para
nadie, Y 81 de una obra de yer
dadero interes pdblico, cuya reali-
zaci6n ha estado en- mente de sus
antecesoFes, razon por la eual Sc
le debia prestar mayor atencion en-
este monento.
EEL MuNDo', cumpliendo su
tarea informative, traslada esta,
que, considera jnsta solieitud, a
las autoridades scompetentes, en-
Ia esperanto de que eso$ Fecinos
de Santurce sean oidos en- sus pc
ticiones. 6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05

Sc trat6 de un simple cambio dc
impresiones, que ST tuvo gran inte
res por los puntos de vista que fue-
ron expuestos carecieron de ef1ca-
cia por 10 que q una accion con
irnta Sc refiere. Era dificil, por no
decir impossible, que surgiese m
acuerdo entire hombres de tan opues
ia sigliifcaci6n. Unos republicanos.
monarquicos otros, aquellos socis-
listas, estos individualistas, parti-
darios los unos de una propagan-
da activa, hostiles otros a .toda ac-
ci6n extemporanea. cuales defense
res de unas CONSTITUENCIES, qyie-
nes contrarios esta soluci6n
Hubo, sin embargo. un lugar de
co5ncidencia: estimar Que no Sc
podia favorecer Ell retorno dc la
pohtica catda. Cualquier acto que
pudiese signihcar La vuelta nj es-
tado de cosas anteriores al IS de
septieUbre. fu6 unicamente repudia
do, FL Directorio, por naturaleza
circunstancial transitorio, debe
dar paso nuevas fuerzas, nue.
vas extrnct,lrass a nn nueyo espi-
ritu. Y aQui ter1ninaron las confor
ml1dades. Fuera de este Sc mantu-
vieron las esenciales discrepancies,
representadas en- tres grnpos perfec-
tamente delineados. Uno que Sc la
maba pedir ore Sc srestableciese
la nornahdad constitutional; otro
que aSpirs q una soluci6n biscuit
da v aeordada Ell Cortes constitp-
yentes:: Ell tercero Que sostiene Ia
necesidad de permanecer en- una &C
titud espsctante de completa iahi-
bici6n. SECURE de que ell. proceso
politico que Sc opera Ell Espana
.dara sus frltos en- saxon.
Tai fre la reunion de ''Los Ga
brieles >; nj mas nj menos. De ella
Sc pudo reeoger esta nota consola-
dora: ell noble desinter6s con one
todos sentian la sincera preocupa-
cion de saliva guardian los mas altos
valores morales del patrimonio ma
cional. 81 los hombres consagrados
a Ia vieia politica hubiesen podi-
do contemplar aquel debate Sc
guir sus incidentes, acaso sentirian
el remordimierto p6stumo de no ha-
Der recogido, para incorporates a
Ia actividad del gobierno, las mag
nifcas energ1as intelectr!alcs, las
inTencibles fuerzas 6ticss que ate
sorabail aguellos hombres ppros Y
generosos. los gye yo defo uno
de los mas gratos Y hermosci ms
iantss do mi exjstcncia.
Itd Augusta BhHeIAA
Madrid, Mario 1926.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
La Nina ROSa.....
lContinnaci6n de "a Sra,

L.oca de contento, porque al dia
eiglnente Sc la iba a mandar a una
uuinta de salud curarse v con sl
fortuna en- Ia mano, sali6 la nj
la de casa a contar Ia buena nue.
va sus amiguitasa Nadie podia ina
ginar Ia desgracia pavorosa que la
amenayaba.
"A las seis de La tarde una selora
ilamada Emilia fu6 notificada por
la policia dc que una nina de nom
bre Rosy. habfa sido arrollada por
un carret6n Y que el carretero Ben
iaInin winkoff, del No. 6A3 Willis
Ave-. en- el Bronx, habfa tornado I'm
taximetro Y la habis conducjdo al
Mount Sinai Hospital, en- la Quinta
avenida, donde falleci6 al llegar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
1DENT1F1cADA LA vIoTrMA

La sefiora Emilia, cuyo apellido
10 hemos podido averguar, Sc pre-
rent6 en- el hospital y reconoci6 a
Ia mia v corri6 avisar Ia madre
vre Sc hallaba buscandola por todas
partes sin ssber 10 s,lced!do Al eG-
Fterarse, pas6 esta foda la noche Ell
mn estado de nerviasidad tai que
varies vecinos SO duedaron en- la
nasa hasta one al amansosr del mar
les, Y cnando Ell padre regresaha de
sps tareas pensando en- salir para Ell
campo con .sus dos. nifios Rosa e
rsnael. la terrible noticia fue CO.
rlrricada a, Aviles.
aFssays
En- aQuel momerto ninGuns idea
laasaba. por su nente, y naientras
s,Is otros tres nihos, Luis de 8 amos,
1sraeI de y carmencita de nueve
p;eses, dormian tranqpilamente ig-
rorantes de la agonia de sn padre
Que We despedazado un ser Querido
~ no tiene medios con que .darle
una sepM'tura honrosa, salio~ para
. eI hospital para yer 10 que el crets
era lln sneho.
:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
LA REUNION DE aLos
GABRIEIESn
Especial para Ell MDNDo).

InQuletas preocupadas andan
las gentes, afanosass de averiguar
cual fl@ Ell valor importancia de
un sucedido acontecido EN- la pri-
mera uuincena de Febrero, suceso
que Sc designaba con Ell nombre de
''la reunion de los Gabrieles''. Gre
ce la cur1osidad en- grado tai, que,
a cada paso SO escuchan estas v
otras muy parecidas preguntas:
lone fu6 esa reuni6nq 6ouienes
asistieron a ella2 G0uien la pro.
movi67 GcuaI fu6 su objeto2 IHu-
bo acuerdos? Gson de interes?
Las cosas mistertosas Sc agran-
dan y SO deforman segdn el anto-
10 Ell capricho de los que las CO
meten o inquieren. Por este y por
que son muy pocos los que del SUI
cedtdo que nos ocupa tienen un CO
nocimiento exacto Y aproximado,
en- torno de 6l SO teicn las mas ca
prichosas versiones y Las mas alb
slrdas referencias. Como fuimos
uno de los alli reunidos podemos
contar 10 acontecido.
Hace unas semanas qne nm Pro
fesor de grandes prestigios, nuy
qnrrido maestro mio, don Rafael
Altsmira, aexpuso la eonveniencia
o necesidad Gle sgrupar en- IN grar
ntcleo a todos los hombres de es-
piritu y tradtci6n liberal, para po-
ner una barrera resistente a los
desmanes ultramontanos de las ex-
.tremas derechas, que aprovecliando
cjerAas circnnstaneias one estiman
propicias favorables para su eau
sa. estan intentando toda clase de
desafueros.
La idea de Altamira, por me-
Iio de otro joven professor de In
Universidad de Madrid. don Pe+ro
Ssinz, fu9 trasmitida Y conGnlta-
da varios escritores Y pol;ticos
lnuy signifcados en- ell campo del
hberalismo espanol pero todcs eIlos
desl.gados de las disciphnas de los
vieios partidos.
So per1s6 en- iniciar una propS-
sanda. Que ahora esta en- marcha,
en- forma de pol6mica muy am
pia y muy elevada para s'lscitar
UNA elnoci6n fuerte en- e| adorme-
cido espiritu de los elernentos Ii
berales. Entire los primeros nue es-
ia tarea comenzaron figNrames don
Pedro sairz y yc, que ann discre-
pando en- ideas doctrines nos unio
eI afan de insinuar una defepsa p'l
blica de las Ibertades individpa-
les como previa condici6n de toda
propaganda posterior.
El Conde ds Romanoaes. STEM
pre- avisado " dispuesto con el
buen olfato de ese sabueso que lie
va dentro todo hombra poiitico,
como >todo mediano periodista, des
cubri6 en- esta inic1ativa una fuer-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
ToDos DEsEAN sABER


81 10 que usted vende co,npra
Sc difereneia de otras ofertas de
d misina clase anunciada en- la
seccion de avisos clasifcados. 81
uSted hace su ayiso incomplete el
ector lie pasara por encilna sin
que 50 dinero haya sido bien in
yertido. Consultenos y daremos a
conocer el secreto del anuncio.
Recuerde que no todas las perso-
mas tienen tempo pa. pedir da-
tcs adicionales acerca de 10 que
usted anuncia. Dc tndos los infor-
mes en- el anuncio. Mientras mas
detalles de mas pronto lograra
c0mprar o vender. n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
A IN H0mbre Debi Car
sadO Y sin Amino Ie die
ron VIk0I
Empleado de Hotel que recupera
Su SaIud

Shelbyvllle Indiana. E. U. A.-''Yo
estey e1npieado eli nm hotel me SEN
TIA acongojado, sin amino nj vida para
Racer mn trahajo con "a saugre en-
pohi zelda Ia cara LENA dc bsrros.
Ne deblita tanto que apenas podfa ira
bajsr. Despues de tomar muchos medi-
camentos sin resItado a'guno mi dro-
guista me recomend6 vinol y despu6s
de tonarlo algunas semanas me siento
Inuy here1iciado. con fuerzas aud
sin los barros que tanto me mortifica-
pan" Roy T. Bird.
ST le faitan las fuergaS v energfas
como le spcedi6 a este scIor tome " mol
SC fortalecer&. Este preparado con
tAene paptonas de carne de hfgado
dc bacaiso, peptonatos de hserro man
ganeso glicerofesfatos. sustancias re-
conendadas por Ia ciencia msd:ca por
sus propiedades tonicas.
10 coinore medicines c'egas. pida
hoy mtsmo un botella de vfnol a an
afrmaceutico vaya a 10 seguro.
J.a venta en- as Farmacias y proeueriaa
Chester Kent & Co., Disadvantages.
Detroit, Mich. z. U. A. Adyt.