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The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
YOUNG BiNDITS GO ON
 RAMPAGE AND KILL TWO

Colby K5-- Aug. 25. G.4,= No traces hat5 been found of TWO vonng men who yesterday shot and killed sher.ti Pratt of Thomas County and then crossing he Nebraska line killed Ed Clarke, traffic officer of North Platte after running fight with nosses of the two states.
 A series of holdups in Western Kansas are attributed to the two fugitives. They were in an auto mobile when encountered by Sher- if Pratte and six deputies. The force had blockaded the highway north of Colby with large auto truck. The holdups shot Pratt when he started toward them and
 hen ran their car through the blockade.
 Later disabling their car, the pair fled on foot and commanders ing another car drove across into Nebraska where they encountered q posse in waiting and slew Clark
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
NOTICE OF FoRFEITURE

To: Wm. I. Jackson and Eleanor A Jackson their heirs, adminis- trators and assigns.
 ltn are he'ab5 not lied 1hat the F, d fs;ened expended He sum of ene Handrs1 Dollars !u;ins the Yeaf~ 1941, t422s 1923 and 1a24 in labar and improvements up- on th4 Pl ger Mining Claim known Is Ea. Grouse Gulch or Bowery Claim, tributary to Dexter Creek, in the Cape Nome Mining and Record ing District and Precinct, Territory of Alaska, the location certificate of which is found of record in the office of the Recorder of said dis trict and precinct, in order to hold said claim. under the provisions of the laws of the United States, and the Territory of Alaska con- corning annual labor upon mining claims. Such expenditure being the amount required by said laws to hold said claim during said period.
 And you are further notified that if within ninety days from the completion of the publication here or. for the period of ninety days you fail or refuse to contribute to the undersigned your proportion of such expenditure as co-owner your interest in said mining claim will become the property of the undersigned your co-owner who has made such required expendi- ture.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska. the ith day of July, 1925.
 l.. D. BERRY.
 Co-Owner. Publish July 4, II. IS. 25, August 1. x, 15. 22, 29. Sept ,, 12. 19, 26.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
l.. S, \ LARGE FIELD
 FOR FISHING SUCKERS

New York. Aug. 9. tP)-- The Better business Bureau is going after the fake promoters and a 3peaker today said to an audience lere: "The American public will nay all of one billion dollars this Vear alone to operators of fraudu lent ock schemes. promoters of hady oil wells and financial wiz
 rds of he Ponzi type. The hah- tat of the gullible is not confined 70 the rural sections but is as wide IS the United States. Quack real state dealers coupling themselves with the magic name of Florida ire now one of the greatest attract ons for he easy marks
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
OFFICER KILLED IN
 RUNNING BATTLE

Los Angeles. Aug. 24, tP)-Pa- trolman Wiley E. Smith died yes terday from bullet wound re- ceived Saturday.
 Smiths mother from Miama Arl- zopa arriving few hours after his death said "I want Wiley buried in his uniform, wearing his badge. Ever since he was little boy he wanted to be policeman.
 smith was shot through the lungs in a running fight after four thugs had held up the Gellman branch bank. taking nineteen thousand dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
WANTS INVESTIGATE
 ALASKA PACKERS FLEET

San Francisco, Aug. 25, (P) - E. H. Bohnor. Chief of the De
 partment of Justice Investigating Bureau here has detailed deputy to investigate conditions of the Alaska fisheries fleet and is prepar ing to forward complaints against to Washington with the that the Depart ment of Commerce investigate the atfidavits filed by sixty members Of the crew of the ship Stai of Holland owned by the Alaska Packers Association of this place. charging that illicit liquor and drugs were sold on the vessel while on the voyage just completed
 and complaints that have also
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
MONDAY
 (TELEGRAPhIcl
DOROTHY ELLINGSON
 GUILTY MANSLACGHTER
 TAKES VERDICT CALMLY

San Francisco. Aug. p, R]-- Dorothy Ellingson was found guilty of manslaughter today. She tooh the virdict calmly chewing gum, When the jurors entered after ten hours of deliberation and the vir- dict was read she still chewed her gum enthusiastically. Manslaugh- ter carries a penalty of from one to ten years and the penalized is el- igible to parole after one year.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29

Portland, Aug. 24, R)-A con- stable and three deputies trailed Kelley and Willows in their car into a ravine off the main road between Goldendale and Middleton where the officers crawled over the ground to where the convicts were eating in the automobile, unaware of their presence.
 One of the deputies gave the order hands up or we'll shoot" and Willows returned with eff you shoot. for Gods sake, shoot to kill". The convicts threw up their hands and offered no resist ance.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29

Goldendale, Aug. 22, G5P, Kelley and Willows are reported aS pass ing through here at three this morning. Three courses are poss- ible from here. one over t1e cen tral Washington highway 10 Dick elton and Mabton. all through open country, second. 70 double back to one of the numerous ferries over the Columbia or to flee tn the heavily timbered hills of the Top penish country in the simcoe noun aims which has long been 2 hiding place for desperadoes.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
TWO TRAPPERS FOUND
 DEAD IN CABIN

Victoria, Aug, 2d Pl The Provincial police reported yester- day the finding of the bodies of Peter Adkeroan and George Will jams in cabin in fhe wiIds of northern British Columbia, with signs that s!ekn.ss had overcome hem
 Williams left not to h. son ir Edmonton telling ttm wIere to find cache of furs valued a' two thousand dollars
 The trappers had been missing for over xear au@ III r,and heir bodies n'ra3 na aH-aat- .ad scattered ztlrs-
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
TUESDAY (TELEG GRAPHlc)
INVITES MAUDE
 VISIT ENRoUTE SOUTH

Seattle, Aug. 25, .lP)- A cable gram was dispatched to Captain Visiting of the Maude by the Chamber of Commerce as follows:
 Numerous Norwegian Societies and the Seattle Chamber of Com merce invite the Maude and her crew to visit Seattle on her way south. Seattle was the first city in the states to be visited by the Gjoa after her historic trip of the discovery of the Northwest passage and we would greatly ap-
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
STEAMER LATOUCHE TO REPLACE kETCHIkAN
 ON NOME SAILING

Agent Daily received information from the Seattle office of the Alaska Steamship Company today that the freighter Ketchikan will not make another trip to Nome on Aug. 27th as was planned. but that the freighter Latouche will sail from Seattle on September 9th carrying the same character of cargo including explosives, gasoline heavy machinery and large timbers.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
ROB EXPRESS AND
 KILL MESSENGER

santa Anna, Aug. 25. (A9) Train robbers boarded the mhll and cypress car of the santa Fe railroad between San Diego and santa Anna last night and beat up and shot Elmer Campbell. sixty vear-old express messenger. Tn" robhery was not discovered until the arrival of the train here at S:47 when Campbell was found on the floor of the car, uncon- scious. The loss was declared to he small.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
SAYS NO NEED ALARM
 OVER SCHOONER ARIEL

Friends here feeling concern for the safety of the mission boat Ariel which left seattle July h. under the command of \ F Hoijer, the Nugget yesterday took i, up with he Associated Press and received the following assurance:
 Seattle. Aug. PC, tPl - The Ariel Jeff Seattle as scheduled on July fifteen, but there is no cause for alarm as MT Hoiier er=intended expected that the trip would take them as long as sixty days.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
JAPANESE .AIRLANES
 WELCMED AT MOSCOW

Moscow, Sunday, GP) Two Japanese airplanes from Tokio on a flight to London, arrived today. The Soviet officials extended warm welcome to the airmen who began their flight on July 25. This is the first flight of this nature ever attempted by the Japanese.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
HENRY ANNOUNCES NEW
 ACHIEVEMENTS FOR FORDS

Detroit. Aug 26, tA, - Th. Ford Motor Company announced most pronounced changes in the construction of their cars, the most drastic since the company be gan the construction of the model T standard Ford chassis.
 The new open and closed care
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29

wifi have all steel bodies on a lowered chassis.
 All the closed models will be painted lighter colors The fen ders are to he larger and the brakes will be redesigned.
 The cars will be built on longer lines with redesigned cowl and higher radiator and the gasoline tank will he built under the cowl.
 The motor will remain unchanged according to the announcement,
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
SETTLEMENT NO
 BASE FOR FRANCE. ITALY

Swampscott, Aug. 25. H)- The Belgian debt settlement in the opinion of President Coolidge is no precedent for agreements be tween America and France and Italy for their settlements and 9 much better settlement is eX
 pected to be made with these two. The summer White House will be closed and the first fam lily will return to Washington about Labor Day, it is announced,
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
MAKE NEW DANCE RULES

New York. Aug D. l4'l The society of American dancing teach CTS decided yesterday to eomba' the t,apper and shiek modes O. dancing. The Charleston dance teachers agreed to eliminatA kicks and couples motions from Charles .on and aecreed that feet must not he over tiorty-fve degrees from the line of the body, and also that dancers must not lean backward
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
WEDNESDAY
 TELEGRAPHlcA
SPANISH WARSHIPS LEVEL
 COAST LINE WITH GUNS
 ENEMY GUNS SII.ENCED

Meijila, Aug 2s. ep) - The spanish Moroccan coast line near Alhueemas has been virtually leY- eled hy the euntire of the span ish Warships and the Cruiser AL fonso NH which. firing broad sides put the enemies guns out of commission and destroyed several towns.
 Working in conjunction with the warships was a squadron of giant bombing planes which bombed Abdul Krim's headquarters at Adjir.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
REREI.S CAPTURE FRENCH
 GARRISON IN SYRIA

London, Aug. %, lPy A tel graph message from Cairo said that the rebelling Jebel Druse lribesmen captured the French gar rison at Deirezzer. Syria, on the right banks of the Euphrates riv- tr
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
INDIAN GETS : YEARS
 W1TCHCRAFT KILLING

Prince Rupert. Aug. 24. tP, = Big Alex was sentenced SaturdaT 10 five years for the killing of the young Moeassin Indian lad. The sentence of Edie and Loot were suspended
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
BIG SHIPMENT PELTS
 FROM .aLEUTIAN ISLANDS

Seattle. Aug. 25. LP)-The pow CT schooner Iskum is leaving here Thursday for the reservation o1 the kanasa Fur Ranching Com pany expecting to take on load of 220n blue fox pelts. the prod uct for the season.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
MOUNT NE>UVIUS Is
 WAKING UP AGAIN

Naples. Italy. Aug. 25 T
 Mount Nesuv.us is resumiaa zeN= raorInary activities of giu-.nce having frequent erupttons and spiiting forth great quantit's If ash. The fire belchne forth from the crater ngh the whole acouHtry for miles around at night.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
HOWITIF.R ENPLODES
 KILLS EIGHT SOLDIERS

Rockfort. H.. Aug. 9. C4'H A Board of Inquiry is tu investfeate
 he eause of an explosion eI q al Camp Grant here Ees- terday in which eight negro sal- diers were killed and twelve N~re injured The soldiers were mem- bers of the F.ielHh [ S- Iuiomry.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
FUR AUCTION OVER

Winnipeg. Aug. 22, l4,- The fur auction closed. after four sue cessful days run. the finest Mack enzie river mink going al nineteen dollars. the next grade at thirteen and Manitoba and Saskatchewan bringing ten tc nineteen.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
HIP SING TONG POW wow
 CITY CHANGED ACCOUNT WAR

Cleveland. Aug 26,= ,Pf The plans ef 'he Hip sjns Tong to hold their convention in S. Paul were changed on account of the tong war which is in progress and Cleveland has been named as the substitute meeting place.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
FIND TRACES OF LOST
 NURSE. FROM OAKLAND

Richmond Cal. Auv, 9. tPl - \ piece of a woman's ear and q scrap of scalp to which clung a lock of blonde hair were found evidence in nearby house and he discovery has intensified the search for nurse missing from Oakland.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29

Bineen. Ore. Aug. 22, tP> 4 store and garage were robbed last night, the burglars taking SIS an automobile. cookies. bananas pipe tobacco. cigarettes and a pair of shoes the same size as worn by Willows.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
OREGON CONNECTS ARE
 SUPPRESSED; CAPTURED

Portland, Aug. 22. R,- Kelley and Willows escaped Salem con- victs were captured at four o'clock this afternoon, being surprised while sitting in a stolen automobile in ravine near Goldendale, eat ing a lunch.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
NEW MEXICO EDITOR
 KILLS IN POLITICAL ROW

East Las Nagas. N. NJ, Aug. 23 tp, Carl C. McGee. Albuquerque editor and orm center of New Mexico politics for years shot and killed John D. Lassatter. state employee when in fight with former Dis trict Judge Leahy who twice sen fenced McGee to jail for contempt of Court. Lassatter was an in Eocent bystander.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
GUARDS AT SWAMPSCOTT
 ASLEEP ON DUTY

Swampscott. Aug. 24, (P)-Two Marines. on special detail assigned to guard the summer White House Aere were found asleep on their posts and will face a court mar fial on charge of neglect of duty
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
SEVERAL. DEATHS RESULT
 NEW CHINk TONG WAR

Baltimore. AIg. 26 P, Two unidentsHoa Chinese shot and killed Louis KaHtrg prepr .tor of t res taurant her" and oapad
 This s fHe sixth death in a country wile tong war which broke cut ane~ yesterday
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
STR. VICTORIA DUE
 NEXT SATURDAY

A wire from Captain Davis of he s. S. Victoria to J.. P. Daily, local agent for the Alaska Steam ship Company. said that the ship would arrive here Saturday, Aug. 29th, "P. M."
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
OIDTINER OF WEST
 DIES IN SEATTLE

Spokane. August 24. C4o, rhom- as Jefferson, 63 years old who came here in 1886. died yesterday at the home of his daughter. Mrs. stanton Frederick in Seattle. MT. J Jefferson was interested in mining in the Sl0can district.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
SCHOOL NOTICE

Nome Public schools will open for the Fall term on Tuesday, Sep tember Sth.
 The school Board wishes to thank Mir F. \. Chase for the dona ion of fine collection of books for l.e school library,
 W. H. KOCH, Clerk.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
MCMILLAN TURNS BACK
 UPON THE ARCTIC

Washington, Aug. "A. (P) - McMillan and his party began their first retreat from the base at Etah yesterday and arrived al Isloo Sandy, Greenland.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
DOROTHY ELIlNGSoN
 GOES SAN Qt ENTIS

san Frau,tsgo. Aug. 2f. eo = porot6y Ei0n4~on who =lsas con victed of manslaHghter eariv this week and sentenced from one to t, n years Will do her str'teh at San Quentin.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29

prec.ate the honor of paying our respects to you and your courag- eous crew"
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29

Seattle, Aug. 8. lP) - Rev, Ralph McGee, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church here is a brother of Carl McGee,
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29

been received from members Of the crew of the Star of lcelana belonging to the same outfit.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29

Las vagas. Aug. A, tP)- Carl C McGee was released today on a Ten thousand dollar bond which was put up by friends.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29

New York, Aug. A, (R)-Gen- eral Railway Signal Stock jumped over five points to the record height or 320 at the opening of the market.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
MICKEY NtLkER Bt ATS
 SAILOR FREEDMAN

Chiea-es Aue 25 -Pi N key Walker world wel'rrweis' clam pion won the deeistoa oEg" sailor Friedman =of =Chteas9 ls-' l eh' in len round bout
 In the third Walkers -Hort right punch 10 the chin sent Fried man down for count ef five the effects of which Friedman showed until the seventh round In the eighth round Friedman chased Walker into corner oitHa ring and pnmmelled him r5sth and Jeff,
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
DANIELS WILL ACCEPT
 HEAD BRYAN MEMORIAL

Raliegh. N. C., Aug. 24, LP) - Josephus Daniels. former Secretary of the Navy said that he will ac- cept the chairmanship of the com mittee to erect national memor- ial for the late William Jennings Bryan as proposed by the Philadel- phia Record, If Mrs. Bryan's close friends request it."
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29
THIRD MEMBER CONNECTS
 HELD AT CENTRALIA

Centralia, Wn., Aug. 24, (P)-I Murray, one of the three escaped
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-29

seattle, Aug. 26@ ls6 Leo Lomsksi of Aberdeen. Faefh'Zcoast Mfdalewoieht champion knocked oui Bert Col ma ef l.as Aneefes in the second rannd nf q sN saund match =Aere lH9t nfahf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27

81 Sc estudia Q ~investiga deteni-
damente, (lejos de toda passion de
sexos nj de NADIA, que pueda. indi-
car una preocupacion) y Sc avert
qua ell por que Y cual, es o d6nde,
esta la causa que pueda servir de
base, con la que quede probado Ia
conventional INFERIoRIDAD de
la mujer, EN- cuanto a sus faculta-
des mentales o de otro orden cua1-
quiera con relacion al hombre, de !
pn6s que este haya sido hecho con
Sumo ,cuidado, tendriamos cue lie.
gar a la conclusion de que, la man
tenida INFERIoRIDAD, esta en-
relaeion directa con ell grade de
ignorancia o mala fe, de los quo
han mantenido y mantienen, tama-
ma barbaridad.
Por mucfo que Sc quiera soste-
ner esa aberraci6n, ~(degradante pa
ra la mujer) no hay siquiera IN
algo que demuestre, que clio es pro
ducto directo por la d~iferencia
de sexos, porque 81 asi fuera, una
sola mujer que hubiera desarrolla-
do su intelecto y demostrado su pre-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
Ell ESCOGIDO VOLVIO A VEN
GER AL ALL BORINQUEN

Sobefbia 1ucha libraron antier
los eqnipos Escogido v Borineuen.
San y Brown lanzaron, haciendolo
nlaravillosamente. Tres a dos fu6
Ell resultado habiendo los "mixtos'
anotado sEs carreras en- los dos
1ltimos episodios. A no haber sido
por dos passed balls" del catchet
Jarea, ambas cuando estaba
Thompson en- t~ercera, San hubie-
re- donado un precioso collar a los
boricuas. En- el primero y tereer
innings anotaron las huestes de
Don Pepito habiendo conectado
solo DOS HITS en- toda la por-
fla. Por IN descuido de Chechon
Ell ell left anotaron su primera
carrera los "eseogidos" en- ell oc-
tavo episodio, Y luego en- ell move
no IN parpadeo de Thompson y
dos hits de Jarea Y San, empuja-
Q dos hombres mas al hogan
arrebatando los laureles cuando
va cast no restaban esperanzas.. !.
juicy jugo maravillosamente Ell
short. Two I'm dfa dichoso. Mateo
y Thompson batearon horrores, V
Ciqui defendi6 ell hogan como un
heroe. Lucha tremenda que nos
n%1antuvo enlusiasmados hasta ell
ultinao out.
Comentaremos extensamente la
lrcha de les Cronistas con los
Amateurs, celebrada Ell sabado pa
sado, donde los sPeriodistas'' de-
rrotaron d los "Profesionaies".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27

Gel outfielder y lanzador Joe
GGcho, quien despu6s de una mi
ciacion fatal comenzo a jugar pc
lota de alto calibre para los du-
ques de Allentown, tanto al cam
PC como al bate y en- su aparicion
Ell eli centre del diamante, aban-
dono el club anoche rumbo a Nue.
va York, donde tomara ell vapor.
para dirigirse a Cayey, Puerto
Rico, a borGo del "San Juan" que
sale a medic dia de Brooklyn.
Cache ha estado enfermo du-
rante la semana pasada y tan
pronto llegue a su hogan Sc So
metera a una delieada operation.
Landgraf Y Lennox experimental
ron una gran pena al yer que To-
rres los abandonaba, va que Sc
habia declarado un pelotero valio-
sIsimo.
Landgraf manifesto que espera-
ba que Cache volveria a unirse a
los duques en- los Tr6picos este
mismo invierno, y que lie tenaria
nuevamente aqui para la tempo
rada del pr6ximo ano."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
Por EDDIE COLLINS
LA PRENSA DE ALLENTOWN
CQMENTA LA REPENTINA
RETIRADA DEL
GACHO

Aver bien de manana recibimos
varios recortes de la prensa allen
t%oniana, junto a una carta muy
eXpresiva de Net. Vamos a dar a
conocer a nuestros lectores las
mas in~teresantes noticias, dejando
para nuestra resena dominica, las
informaciones de caracter gene
raj. De entire ell material que revi-
samos sacamos i'm cuadrito publ
cGdo en- la primera plana del
allentown Chronicle and News,
comentando la retirada del Cache
de la novena de los duques, y a Ia
e ~anunciando su regreso a Puer-
tc Rico. Cuatro dias hace que To
esta en- nucstra isla y va la
prensa americana nos da esta in
formation dejando yer en- ell tex
to de la misma ell sentimiento pro-
fundo que embargo a los fan5ti-
cos "rubios" al yer partir al"ZMrdo
Cache.
He aqui 10 que dice ell period
co:
GACHo REGRESA A PUERTO
LANZADOR Y "OUT-l
FIELDER" DUQUE PERDIDO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27

ACADIA De ABRIRSE
UNA AGENCIA GENERAL DE AsUNTOS
ADMINISTRATORS a base de socios, Ia cual
ofrece, entire otros, los siguientes beneficios a
sus asociados: sl
, la) Recibir las instrucciones sobre el modo
de .llevar sus c1entas con sujecion a los
requisites que exigen la Ley de Indem-
nizaciones a Obreros, la de Rentas In
ternas (Arbitrios y yentas) la de contri-
buci6n sobre Ingresos Qncome Taxi
etc. etc.
ID Esta Agencia Sc encargara de ~llenarles
todoS los informes o planillas cores
pondientes al Income Tax, Arbitrios,
ventas, ndemnizacione a Obreros, etc.
(c) Los miembros de esta association ten
dram derecho a ser Representatives ante
@* la Eomision de Servicio P1blico, In
demnizaciones a Obreros, Junta de Re
vision e I~gualamiento, etc.
Los socios estaran divididos en- cuatro ca
tegorias y pagaran una quota ANNUAL de
$25. 90 a $4,000, seg11n Ia clase e importan-
cia de su negocio.
NO PERDAI LA OP0RTUNDAD De UN SERVCO RAPiDO,
EFICIENIE Y FC0A0MIC0 POR UNA .CANIlDAD Annual TAN IN
CONCEBIBLEMEATE M0DCA.
PIDANOS, sin compromise para I'd, AM
PLlOS DETALLES, que con gusto Sc los suminis-
traremos seguida por correo 0 ~visitandole
personalmente.
Los socios tienen derecho a la presencia en-
ell lugar de su negocio, de I'm representante de
esta Agencia, para c~ualquier asunto relaciona-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27

instruction y por otro, negandoles
toda clase de derechos para su yer
dadera emancipation, tanto patro-
nal, como politica y social.
Eduardo cONDE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
PERo A PEskR

De contar Ell MBND con Ell
mayor n1mero de l~ectores su
anuncio puede que no surta eli
efecto dcseado debido a la name
"a en- que fu6 redactado. pues el
mismo carec de los detalles esen-
cIales, pcrque n % es adecuado.
porque no tienen Ell poder para
lamar la atenci6n al lector. Po-
demos dar a listed nuestra expe-
riencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27

DEPoRTIVAs DE Ell MUNDo
Palisadian., 1925-10-09

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