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Arizona state miner., 1925-04-04
Questions Which are Commonly Ask

Questions Which are Commonly Ask
ed About the Browning Drake
Receiver
1. What is the best size antenna
to use with the Browning Drake re-
ceiver?
The Browning Drake receiver oper-
ates on even ten foot antenna very
we'll, but a thirty of forty foot one
is recommended.
2. Can wv 201A tubes be used
throughout?
Yes, but the balancing is not as
easy and Nv 1919 or G 299 is recon-
mended in the first socket.
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-04

Albert Williams, prominent man of
Globe, was shot and killed by his
wife last week. The wife declared
she shot to protect her daughter,
Lena Thomas J. Croaff, young at
torney of Phoenix, is associate coun-
sci for Mrs Williams.
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-04

Why Stores of Wisdom Are Fre-
quentIy Curbed-Cold reserve and sill
ence are features of passive acqui-
escence. People are afraid to talk
1t arouses the ire Of exploiters and
price fixers, who are yearly becoming
emboldened to naughty resentment of
shallow and loQuacious takers. To
correct public evils work through the
secrecy of the Australian ballot sys-
tenn and all irritation and antagonism
is prevented. People who are right
with each other do not have to talk.
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-04
Report on Executed Convicts' Re

Report on Executed Convicts' Re-
mains-The skulls of Hadley and
Ward, executed criminals at the Ari-
Eona penitentiary, are exhibits at the
Wistar Institute of Anatomy and BIZ
ology at Philadelphia. The report
on the skull of the negro Ward stated
the probability of it's owner having
been an inmate of an asylum for the
insane The Hadley skull was inter
preted as belonging to one active in
affairs of refinement and social af-
fairs
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-04

IN the Superior Court of Maric0p
County, State of Arizona
WILLIS H. PLUNKETT, as Re-
ceiyer of the Central Bank OF
Wickenburg, Plaintiff,
Arizona state miner., 1925-04-04
SPRING AND LOVE

MNnMNlMNIHlNI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NINMMMNMMNMENam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
NeW Record Shipments
of apples This Season
States Industry Prospers-Apple Week Is
Observed Turnout Nation

The growth and Importance OF the
apple industry. Is being discussed this
week at many club mocungr In Sc
attic.
one of the first clubs 20 center IT,
weekly program ON Tho ample was
the transportation club. which mot
Monday In tho Chamber uf Com
mprcr building
r. $, Huntington. Wenatchec ur
toruey spoke Go the club as the
ambassador from tho apple capital or
the world" lie told them Of the
rapid growth OF tho industry from
the first carload In 1909 10 10000
ears estimated uH the export from
the section this year.
"n tho wcnatchcc district" ne
said. 5000 apple growers have % 900
acres under cultivation This year
they viii spend Sl,So0.0OO for labor
In harvesting tho crop, II gives you
an idea 81 tho magnitude OF tho In
dustry."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
SeaguLLs Soar on POWer
Furnished by the Winds

The FulH take advantage o. DIR cur
rents detected upward from build
luE7. steamers. hlD slides nEd tire
ike 10 indulge lH soaring flight ac-
Cord.uF 90 Professor miller
Moderately brisk winds were
found 20 b. The best fgr flight md
rory Ttlff winds not 90 good In
moderate winds % aaa found that
the birds soar 90 wlndwBri. ami Boz
suff winds tho birds soar 20 lee
ward ~ vessels.
THE tuIn ia under the direction NJ
llshsI lu magazine called the
Condor and was awarded the COL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Port Shows Profit
During September

4 net proril Of Es.1psA0 WAS made
hE tho Port or Seattle during the
month OF September, according 20
figures released Tuesday by W, X.
Lincoln president ~ tho Port Of
Seattle.
The report d,srloses that tho Go,
tal revenue wns 1igGt7i.7o and the
operating and general overhead OK
psusc was tli7,37e 90. II also states
that the cold storage plants at
Spokane and Bell ~, terminals are
filled 20 capacity and that tho grain
elevator at the Hanford a., terminal
showed splendid pront Tor tho
past three months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

TnE flight OF ssagulia and the
i means by which they soar On
moflunlrnr wings has long been in
tsrsFfInE 90 many but Il remained
far Professor Robert Miller ~ the
department uf zoology o. the Uni
yrpity OF Washington 20 write 81
scientific report on tho subject. Tho
article has recently come from the
pretH
Al Of tho soaring that the ElllH
indulge IA may bs explained by ~.
ward currents Of ais Professor Mil
lcr found. Movements ~ steam
srs arc "a frequent cause u flight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

i did not have 10 90 through
strenuous exercises nor rub myself
with absurd creams, which gcncr-
ally pot on f-th instead Of taking IL %
did no; wear weakening garments. rcf
torture myself with diets va, tor.
tuHsie enough while IN Europe TO ind on,
the secrets Stth which r1iilin1aire,
French actresses and beautiful women
Of Paris keep their figures Slender Not
only did | easily ard gradually los, 81
pounds bur the reduction was i,s,iaK,
as ! have never gained a pound since
stopping the treatment feel snd iaot
years younger and my health has greatly
Improved With this wonderful discovery
No matter how fat you are, you may do
rest as | did, ard easily lose few
pounds every week without Any danger.
Simply 20 20 any good drug store, &c, a
package o. SSN.GRl.NA tablets nusitt
81 these. as nothing like !, has ever been
offered before 90 the puhliel. tax. Il a.
p-F directions. ard wateh your weight
70 douu. You can eat all YOU want
While you take SAS-Gpf.Na 1T rs
GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY HARM.
Less ~. farTruiz ~ a French physician,
ard !. nov recommended by l.adiug
American specialists ard physician, a. 4
cafe and efheaeioui way 10 reduce.
afl s4si" a. aaB Euud Drug ur Dept
store IN your druggist does not carry
sAS-GEt-SA 10 stock hs can get q
from his Wholesaler or you car send a
money order Or check Tor Ii.s0 direct 70
the Scientific Research tabora tories,
ISL Broadway. y y. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Man Is Arrested
for Net Fishing

gll not fishing ln the puwhmish
waterway landed Martin Walters
as, in tho city JAN. Tuesday when
no was arrested ny Deputy State
wuicns u n Johnson and Churloa
Holland. Walters was held for $500
bail A dozen fishermen using nets
in the waterway have been arrested
ana convicted ia the last few wcekr
The waters are game preserve for
ihr public uu meta or commercial
fishing being permitted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
7 R AIN WITHOUT
TRACKS, HERE
Movie Caravan travels
From New York to Seattle

stopping over day m Seattle
on It's trip around the country
Americas first tayhltss train pull
81 into the city with he'll ringing
and whistle rootus Monday
The unique train which consists
Of a locomotive with two 20 horse
rowrr motors a tender aud a pull
man. started from New Nou, on
Ma, e. 1885 since then she has
toured across the country 10 Los
AnErlcs and thence up The Pacific
Coast 20 Seattle. Tuesday q was
to leave for Vancouver e. G.. Then
DC win return 20 Los Angeles where
Il rs TO appear in moving pic.
urr.
Tho train is making the trip I'm.
der tho auspices OF tho Metro.Gold.
wyn Film company, In the interest
OF better national roads
The Pullman car IS completely
equipped with hcrths. lounginE
chairs, buffet, radio, layatory, elec.
tric fan, etc ON the observation
platform m the rear is plenty OF
room for several chairs.
The paper was originally pub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

The Progress OF Advertising" n
the topic on which James OshRuEh.
Messy, executive secretary OF tho
American Association Of Advcr'is.
ms agencies. VIII address tho Nd
yertlsinE club or Seattle az the
weekly luncheon. Wednesday noon,
In tho Italian room Of The Olympic
Hotel O'ahnughneasy. whose head
quarters are IN Washington. u. C.,
Is a former newHphpermRn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

VNiE largest amount Df fruit ever
L shipped from the Northwest is
20 be sent thru tho port ~ seattle
This fall, according go ". s Cahin
traffic manager ~ the port
Aad that fruit s apples u zoo. GOO
boxes of them.
The state or Washington is one ~
the greatest apple producing sections
In tho world The port of Seattle is
one ot the chief shipping points FOR
that fruit tn the United States,
This week, from October o. 10 No.
vomhcr g is National Apple week
Apple producers and mcrchandlsrrs
ask that everyone "Buy en- hy tho
box for themselves and for their
friends They want every ono In Seat
tie 20 Sc, behind the week and iu.
crease tho Sis pounds per capita
consumption Of apples 90 100 pounds,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Pastor to Talk on
Empire Building.

Empire HulldinE win be- The rub.
sect Of tho Rev, Byron H. Wilson,
district superintendent OF tho Mgthg-
dist Episcopal church. bt tho weekly
meeting OF tho Exchange CLUB We'd
uesday noon nt tho Chamber or Com
mcrrc building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
High Twelve Club
to Join II. s. Order

Tho High Twelve club. mrmhrnmp
IN which n limited 10 Ma-oua, .s soon
20 bo affiliated with the lut0rnu
tlongl organization. Dr. Edward C.
curtis president announced Mon
duy The club WINS organized three
weeks axe. ~ was necessary FOR tho
club 90 have 90 members before 81
could receive Il charter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

Eddie Carrier, conductor, and Bud
dy Hootou dispatcher 4 crew OF
four and an assistant accompany
them The train cost $4,000 and
is capable ~ making IS miles an
hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
ney's special treatments, and
by DIR. Loughney ONLY.

by DIR. Loughney only.
Dr. LouEhney'. Human Uaks Oven re-
moves SPINAL tRRiTATtDNi pain 10
bark Of hradl pulling 81 cords In meek !
some troubles with ryes pain between
shoulders In other parts Of spine. or
burning. aching, tenderness. or sore
nes.! iumrur.s ~ fingers or feet
drupsy or tingiinx Ike priciinE Of pins
peculiar. almost indrscrihabie pain. or
distress IN heart, stomach. kidnr,, Or
other parts Of chest or abdomssii back
ache, seiatlea, Theumstismf chronic con-
stipatlon and all stomach disorders.
NOTE-Dr. fouEhn.y', office. ar. To-
Gated At tho corner % nm and Union,
In tho Crry Bldx. Rooms 3io-JIi-aIs-
1i3-5It.
DR.. Loughney is assisted by
competent lady nurses. Hours,
9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sundays,
9 TO II only. Phone Eliot.
3039.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

per priz" Zoo auffhology al II.
rsraItF ~ California II ~.
Guided Boo fhr report Of n.
sonia Institute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

Tho deepest h1'a IN the A..
or Porto EIro and goes aovs $.
feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

Daddy bring home some Of
Roldts French Pastry Advertise.
mrnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Last Nome Shin
Brings Reind.

Tie .ar' FhID our q b.
H9mr fa- the winter Sssso-
in Seattle Monday with sos.
garnrEEru Among them -
J. L3mrn president Of ~
Nc.U4saH and Trading Go. -
According 20 l0msn. tbs -
wac fHa most r1roouful In -.
tori or tha industry The g..
shipped 5-9 reindeer on The ~.
Shipment tg'aI.ed z.sJD for h. i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

NOTE. FREE-A limited
number of copies of my new
illustrated book, entitled
stop Asthma, Hay Fever
and Catarrh.'
u fully reveals the cause Of these
dread diseases, and shows why or
dlnnry methods of treatment do not
benefit them. u also proves that
my original. modern treatment does
completely eradicate them. usually
In from three 10 five days. ~ gives
you clear understanding OF these
nffIIrtlons and their rational rem
cdy. send for II today while those
books nrr belnE mailed out free.
write name aud address plainly.
PLEAS Sc NOTE: Bake
Oven treatments are not given
for Asthma. All Asthma
patients are given DIR. Lough-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

says That enc 10 Tesitcut o! 1884
9ush. King county. Gash.. whore she
has lived for tho past IA years. mat
for 20 years sho has Doom . sufferer
froa asthma. ard has tried naW doc
tors and Go-callet asthaa rasedies in
vain. sho says: y finally easo 10
Dr.. Lou Ghney'S offices for treatment,
~ free froa ASTHMA. have no Sya-
ptoz5 OF the diseaso and never folt
better IN ~ hfo. ] an glad TO sake
oath TO tho above statoIout, and here
BY authorize Dr.. LolShnhy 20 uoo this
affidavit as he secs TT. 30 that St
nay benefit othcrs.-
>ss-''S',-.s. no SL- ~Ixa~1*
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
state Of sashins ton "a.
County OF King }

Mrs. EiIa Nssott. being duly sworn, Opposes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
My Asthn1a
Has Been Speedily and Completely Stopped
by DR.. Loughney's Asthma Treatment
Read Affidavit:

Seattle, Iash.
Oct. 81, 1915.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15
Los Chisn1es de
un Vecindorio

Entire los males sOciales, un0 de
toS peOreS es el de los chismes. Sc
pncuentran dos vecinaS, le sacan Ia
tira de pellejo a una tercera Y a las
"A horas Sc arma la de San Quintfn.
y entire las Intermediates que cas-
tigan Ia humanidad," una de las
perOes. de las que cauSa gran nl-
nero de victimas. es la de los riflo-
mes Y vejiga Sus rinones no estan
bien ST Siente usted dolores de cintu-
ra cadera 81 tiene dificultad en-
doblarse agacharse 81 Sc siente
usted irritadO, malhumarado, sin de.
secs de hacer NADIA ST su respiration
es acortada Y fatigosa 81 SUI vista
esta empafiada 81 sufre usted de
marcos, frialdad de pies y manos.
hinchaz6n de pies Y pantorrillas,
reunlatiSmo, hidropesfa, etc. Y de
igual modo su vejiga no eSta bien
i no puede usted contener las aguas;
81 siente ardor al pasarlas.; 81 de-
jan asient0 o sedimento en- la vasi-
ja: 81 las paSa usted "a poquitOs"
0 de gotta Ell gota 81 son turhias O
de olor fuerte Y desagradable o ST
tiene usted que leyantarse en- la no
che a pasar oguas. Y para comba
tir los sintomas que anteceden de
]ndisposici6n dc los rinones y. veil
"a. hace va amos SOD conocidas del
pdblico, de los boticarios y dc los
doctorcs. l0S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15
!?

Ell hombre nervioso, violente, de NAL
genio, es una calamidad para 81 y para
as personals que lie rodean. In1tilmente
gastando y agotando sus fuerzas, va
camino SECURE de la bancarrota, en- 10
que concierne a su salud y su bien-
astar.
Ese agotamiento nervioso requiere
remediarse 10 antes possible, antes que
venga la depression completa o el desca-
lapro del organismo que haga impesi-
bic toda curaci6n.
Como dice la Ciencia, los nervios de-
penden de la sangre para su alimenta-
ci6n y fuerzas. Importa, pues, primera-
mente purifcar y enriqueceT la sangre.
Miles de personals nerviosas Sc han re-
nabilitado con el Hero Nuxado, la
,ormula moderna que muchos medicos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15

dcshacerse de Ia caspa es disot-
.verla. Y asi sc destruye por COM
pleto. Para lograr este, obtengase
cuatro onzas del preparado liquid
arvon, apliqueselo de noche antes
de acostarse; use sufciente can
tidad para hunledecer bien el cue
ro cabelludo Y fr6tese suavemente
cor la yema de los dedos.
AL amanecer, toda o 81 no la ma
yor parte de la caspa ha desapa-
recido. Dos o tres aplicaciones mas,
completamente disolveran y des-
truiran toda huella, no imporra la
mucha caspa que usted tenga.
Notar& qpe toda picazon y ras-
caz6n del cueto cabeliudo turrn;-
nara al morcn:o, y su cateilo one
dara mas suave Y Glen veces me-
jor que antes. Liquid arvon puede
obtenerse en- cualquier farmacia.
Cuatro onzas es cuanto usted ne
cesita de este sencillo remedio que
nunca falla.
A1Vf.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15

EInerosaS son las psrsonas que sc preo-
cuPan mueho en- Ell cutdado de su danta-
Gura que ianas piepsan en- que los
rjos deben recibir la misma mayor
atenci6n.
Es possible reponer los dientes perdidos,
u reIlenar Las cavidades hechaS por ca
ries fin de que los d!entes o muelas ca.
riados quedea en- buen estado; pero no
suceds 10 mis1no con los ojos. Cuando los
cjos Sc debilitan lastiman. la vista que
d.. afectada permanentenente. No. vemos
con los ojos: vetnos, con Ell cerebro. Los
oios no son mas que aparatos de I'm me-
canismo muy elicado y por 10 tanto re
auieren coRstante atenci6n. EI exponerlos
al polyo, los humos de substanctas qui-
micas que abundam en- Ia atm6Sfera, a
los microbes dc enfermedades que hotan
Ell ell alre, vendavales, ada Eehexi6n
do luces artificiales, todo 10 que tienda
irritar los ojos produce eseozor ardor,
runzadas y dolor de cabeza. Estas seiia-
les de peligTo sdemas de ser 'fnoles
tss son I'M aytso de Ia natura eza y 81 no
SO atiende cafno es deOido, esa irritation
intCrna afect3ra con ell tempo ell MEGA
nismo interior de los ojos que tan nece-
sariG es para que ell cerebro pueda yer.
Es Imperative atender esas seiales 81
Sc qniere couservar Ia vista Immediate
rnente que Sc slente la mehor moiestia Ell
los ojos c6mp1ese en- Ia bcttca nm frasco
&c pastillas de Bon-opto. ma. medicina
ef;cas cslmants, refreScante y antis9ptt-
ca cuya reeeta no es TN secreto, puesy sus
ccmpOnentes son agentes sanativos que los
especiaustas Ell enfermedades de los ojos
asi como los m6dicos recstan muy fire.
cuenteniente a sus pacientes. Las past1-
llas Bon -opto son conocidas por gran MI
nero de dOctores ell medicina quienes las
recomiendan 3 Tecetan y de qlienes han
lrerecido los smayores encomios.
Bcn.Pto alivis la inhagnaci6n caima el
ardor, detiene 81 lagrlmeo, aclara la VI
sion, y elininando Ia irritaci6n. contri-
lruye q fortaleeer La vista.
ottepgese an fxasce de passillas- 10 Bon
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15

recomiendan por su poderoso efectc
benefico sohre la sangre Y el sistema
nervioso. Contiene hero organize
como el hero de la sangre humana-
con glicerofosfatos, alimento directa-
mente absorbido por elsistema nervio-
SO, al cual lleva elementos vigorizantes
que, trayendele nutrimento, calman
la irritaci6n y, gradual pero segura-
mente, vienen dominar ell malestar
Y restauran al sistema nervioso el so.
siego y normalidad.
Miles de personals dependen del Hie.
FRO NuxadO peri6dicamente para revi-
talizar la sangre y el sistema nervioso.
NADIA mas facil que poner el Here
Nuxado la prueba; dos semanas bas-
tan generalmente para demostrar su
ehcacia. Haga usted esa prueba, cuan-
to anteS mejor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15

a contestar ante los tribunales
de justicia todo patrono que en-
plee memories de edad lnalieiosa-
mente y aunque hasta ahora los
padres habian siennpre acudido a
los patronos en-. perjuicio. de sus
propios intereses, tenemos va mu-
chos casos en- que los padres no
Sc prestan, como antes, a consen-
tirs que continue la exploitation
do sus hijos, y nos ayudan a que
Ia. ley Sc cumpla, defendiendo
asi el porvenir de estos."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15
Continuation de la Is. paE

de Pueblo Viejo, Boca del rio de
Fto. Rico Caiios del Seboruco Gel
Rey y de Quebrada Margarita y CO.
indante por el Eorte con aguas
del cafio San Fernando, de la Bahia
de San Juan Y ell rio de Puerto
Nnevo. por el Sud con terrenos de
Marcos Tomas Caneja, Esteban
Vfrjes Cazals, Ramon Buades.
Eduardo Gonzalez Caneja, hoy
Eduardo y CeIestino Iriarte, Suce.
sion Ramos, hoy Luis Llorens To
rres, la, finca San Patricie, pro.
piedad de aon Luis Rubert; por- el
Este con aguas del rio Puerto Nue.
vo y Tlsctenda San Patricio. y por.
el oeste con aguas del cafio San
Fernando.
FL demsndante deriva su titulo
sobre esos terrenos de los hechos si-
guientes: slega que euos pertene-
cieron la monarqpia espafio,a
hasta Ell aIo 1899, en- que por virtud
del tratado de Paris fueron cedidos
al Gobierno de los Estados Unidos
de America, el cual su vez los
cedio al Pueblo de Puerto Rico, ex-
cluyendo algunos que conserve pa
ra el uso del gobierno Federal sin
que entire estos tltimos Sc encuen-
tire ell pFedio que reclaman al de-
niandado.
Ell demandado contest0 esta de-
mandao negando las alegaciones
esenciales de la misma y alegando
en- contrario y. substancialmente 10
Que sigue; Que la porci6n de terre-
no reclamada por ell demandante
siempre ha sido1 dc la propiedad del
demandado y de Sus antecesores en-
derecho5 y forma parte de una finea
denominada Monte Rey que SO. des.
crtbe en- su contestaci6n; que la
mencionada finca no colinda. por
ningpno de sus Iados, con mangla.
res de Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
sfendo su coliidancta Norte con un
rio uamado Puerto Nuevo, Ia, del
Este con terrenos. de Rubert; la der
Sur con terrenos de Cestero Iriar-
te y la del oeste, una quebrada
denominada- Margartta, y alega por
1ltimo que ha estado Siempre en- DO
session del terreno reclamado por el
deHandante como parts de la men
cionada. fnca Monte Rey.
La vista del case Sc celebr6 ell
dia, once dc julio de 1924 rracti-
cada la prueba de anlbas parties, Sc
acordo que Ell case fuese, sometido
por medic de alegatos SO flo
ttrmino para su presentation FL
demandante present6 el suyo opor-
tunamente, pero el del demandado
no fue pTesentado hasta principles
del aflo en- curse. A propuesta de
ambas parties. Sc practice por Ia
corte una investigation ocular del
sitio en- que radica La porei6n de
terreno en Etigio.
Admitido como hecho probado
quo ell demandado es duefio de la
fnca que Sc describe en- su contes-
taci6n, Ia question a resolver Sc
concreta a 10 sigluente.
. 81 dentro de los Iimttes de dicha.
finca; tai v como la misma aparece
inscrita en- el Registro de la Pro-
piedad esta incluida la porci6n de
terEeno reclamada por el demandan-
te, como corolario, 81 la coindan-
cta Norte de la fnca es ell llama
do Rio Puerto Nueyo la zona ma.
rftima (manglares)
Despues de nm detenido estudio
del case, somos de opinion que la
evidencia aportada Ell dia de su Wis.
ia y Ia inspection ocular que prac,
ticamos, nos conducen claramente
las corclusiones s1guientes:
La porci6n de terreno que re-
clama el demandante forma parte
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15

Optic en- caalqu2er botica, disu&lvase una
paStiIa en- Ia cpsrta parte dc IN vase de
aqua. Llenese cl vasito dc iaYaTsc los
oios que Sc inc!nye en- ell paquete- de Bon
Optic Avonse los ojos segdn las direccio
mes dadas, dc dos a cuatro veces III dia
Muy pronto Sc notara la mejoria en- los
oios; Sc vera meior. SO podra usar los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15
DOS. LEYES INTIMAMENTE
RELACIONADAS CON Ell
TRABAJO

Entire las leyes aprobadas por
nuestra Asamblea Legislative que
Ell Negociado del Trabajo ha pro-
curado con elnpeno especial, hay
dos, que mi juicio estan en- mas
intima relaci6n con. los trabaja-
dores de la zona. rural. Me re-
fiero la Ley de Indemnizaciones
por accidente del Trabajo y la
ley que regula el trabajo de los
memories.
'El Departamento del Trabajo
sielnpre esta dispuesto a ayudar
a los trabajadores. en- sus reela-
maciones ante la Conlision de In
demnizaciones a Obreros, y a
prestarles todo el sosten y ayuda
neeesaria y requerida por las
circanStancias.
"Nuestro deber es vigilar Y ha-
Ger cumplir las leyes obreras, a
la ve2- que sc procura. la paz Y
progreso de los elementos produc-
torres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-15
PENsAMIENTos DE NIETZsCHE

La venganza Ell el elogio,-LeGis
una pdgina llena de elogios Y Ia ca
lificaiS dc vulgar: pero ST adivinais
one. hay una venganga eScondida
detras dc los elogios, AQllareis que