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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-04
WOMAN LEAPS TO DEATH

WOMAN LEAPS TO DEATH
~ Times Special
sCLINTON, Ind, Sept. 4.-Because
her husband would not drive as she
directed, Mrs. Clara Fortner, 80, of
this city, leaped from the automobile
~ which they were riding Thursday
fight and sustained fatal injuries.
~Besides the husband. two small chill
dfen survive,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-04
Girls Plaid Cloth
DRESSES

Pretty plaids and checks
in tan, brown, Copen and
green. You'll buy two or
three, as these are Just
what your girl will need
for school. Sizes Z to IA. 4.
Evening star., 1925-08-22
n. L. SANSBURY CO.. INC,
l418 Eye St. NV.
Phones Main 59O3-A-5.
Realtors.

36ls CONNECTICUT AVE. Apartments
OF two rooms. kitchen and bath. S55 month.
Four rooms end bath. S72 so month.
Evening star., 1925-08-22

1913 COLUMBIA RD-Singlc and double
rooms: southern exposure: electricity: ga
Evening star., 1925-08-22

1924 CONNECTICUT AVE. Apartmer
OF three rooms and bath. $50 month.
Evening star., 1925-08-22
RENT RoOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.
RENT ROOMS-sUBURBAN.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

wANTED-Business couple or two young
ladies' to share new Sui-heated bungalow
with couple for Winter: maid service. meals,
washing machine, every convenience: $40
month each: on car line. Phone Potomac
I6O7-w after pm. 1913 Rhode Island
Evening star., 1925-08-22

1I13 NJ ST. N.W.-Large rooms. . in a
room. S35 per month; splendid table board ;
running water III rooms; large room for 3 :
separate beds: plenty hot water 23s
Evening star., 1925-08-22

THE RHODE ISLAND. 1437 r. l. Ave NV
Largo double and single rooms: desirable
location; convenient: walking distance Govt.
depts. spacious dining room: excellent
board: individual service. 24s
Evening star., 1925-04-29
President HOnOrs
Machi1,ist's Mate
For Heroic Rescue
Augustus B. RO,UIand
Gets Medal for Seapla,1e
Exploit in January.

Augustus Butler Rowland. ma
chinist's mate of the Navy Air
Service. was personally decorated to-
day by President Coolidge for heroism.
In the rear grounds of the White
House, with the Secretary of the
Navy, Secretary of the Treasury and
several admirals and high officials of
the Government looking on, the Presi-
dent, after hearing Capt. Adolphus
Andrews, his naval aide, read the
citation, commended Rowland for his
bravery and pinned to his blouse a
large gold medal, known as the Secre-
tary of the Treasury's life-saying
medal.
The sailors 3-year-old boy, Joe, at
tired in a white sailor suit, stood hold
ing his fathers hand. but appearing
more interested in the activities of
the moving picture operators and the
news camera men than in the ac-
tivities of the President of the United
States or his fathers distinction.
Last January Rowland was mem
ber of a crew of a Navy seaplane
which crashed into Pensacola Bay.
Although badly injured himself he
managed to free himself from the
wreckage and saved two of his boat
mates from drowning.
Mr. Rowland is attached to the re-
ceiving ship at the Washington
navy yard His wife and small son
are now living in Washington. Row
lands home is in San Antonio, Tex.
He enlisted in the Navy in 1919 and
on expiration of his term, re-en-
listed at the Naval Air Station,
Pensacola, Fla, in August of last
year. He has been attached to that
station until recently, when he was
transferred to this city.
Evening star., 1925-04-29
Germans Wonder
Who VIII Become
New "First Lady,
VOn Hinderburg a Wid.
OiUer-Daughter-in-
Lao May Preside.
BY the Associated Press.


BERLIN, April 29-The question as
to who will fill the role of hostess in
the German White House during the
incumbency of President Won Hinden-
burg is causing much speculation in
Berlin society.
Won Hindenburg' wife, who was
Gertrude Won Sperling, died in May,
1921, since which time the Hanover
household of the field marshal has
been conducted by a housekeeper. The
President-elect has a sister, but she is
"A years old and is not in the best of
health.
The most likely first lady is his
daughter-in-law, Margaret, nee Baron
ess Won Marenholtz, described as one
of the most beautiful women of the
German nobility. She married Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg's only son,
Oscar, a captain in the German
Reichswaehr and who during the war
was attached to the great army head
quarters as an adjutant. They have
two daughters.
Won Hindenburg two daughters
constitute further possibilities. They
are Frau Irmengard Won Brockhau-
sen, whose husband is an East Prus-
sian junker, and Frau Anne Marie Won
Pentz, wife of a retired army officer.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

posal to make the change, presented
by Miss Mary Lou Gordon White of
Tennessee, was rejected by emphatic
noes.
Other business of yesterday after
Moons session included reports from
Miss Katherine Moses, New Jersey, on
real Daughters pins: Miss Eloise Rand
Butler of New York on grave mark
ers, Mrs. Samuel Williams Earle
Illinois. on certificates of membership:
Mrs. John Christopher, New Haven,
on patriotic education: Mrs. Reuben
Ross Holloway. Maryland. on correct
use of the flag; Mrs. Davis, president
national, on transportation. and Mrs.
John F. Weinmann. Arkansas, on com
mittee on resolutions.
Evening star., 1925-04-29
ABALLI APPOINTED
CUBAN ENVOY TO U. S.
Selection Had Been Expected, But
Comes Ahead of New Presi-
dents Taking Office.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HAVANA, Cuba. April 29.-Rafael
Sanchez Aballi, a wealthy sugar owner
of the province of Oriente, has been
appointed Cuban Ambassador to the
United States by President Zayas.
The appointment, although approx
ed in secret session of the Senate
Yesterday, was not expected to be an
nounced until President elect Machado
entered office and therefore it was re-
ceived here with surprise.
Senor Aballi, whose son married a
daughter of Senior Machado. is now
in the United States with Senior
Machado and his party.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

cerned less with historic incident
than with the home life of those left
behind.
A fitting ending is the scene of the
surrender at Appomattox. Faithful
in every minute detail. it Is said, Is
this impressive and touching scene
between Lee and Grant. Every move
made by Lee and Grant, every emo
tion displayed, is said to reflect the
true spirit Of the great climax to civil
strife.
Evening star., 1925-04-29
LAST OF CHRONICLE
FILMS SHOWN HERE
Yale Series on American His
tory Ends With "HamiIton"
and "Dixie."

The eighth and last in the series
of Chronicles of America Photoplays,
which have been sponsored by the d.
A. r. and the Yale Club of Washing
ton, was shown yesterday afternoon
at CTandall's Ambassador Theater
Members of the League of American
Pen Women were guests, and W. s
CulbertSon, recently appointed Min.
lister to Rumania, made an address
Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher. educa-
tional director of the Crandall thea
terS, and president of the local chap
ter of the League of American Pen
Women, introduced Mr.. Culbertson
and also Mrs. l.. Grant Baldwin. ma
tional chairman of the better films
committee of the d. \. r.. who spoke
of the spirit of patriotism in the films.
The first of the two reels showed
the life and achievements of Alex
ander Hamilton.
Hamilton is portrayed by Allan
Conner, and a romantic touch is
given the story by the beautiful
aristocrat, Elizabeth Schuyler. who
loved and married the penniless sol
der. This role is charminGty handled
by Mabel Taliaferro.
Second Film Is War Story.
Dixie" the last reel in the series
and one of the most stirring, is a
story of the Civil War, period that
gave to history many great men. I'm
like previous subjects. Dixie" is CON
Evening star., 1925-04-29
Lake Steamers Resume Service.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, April 29.-Lake
passenger ard freight service between
here and Buffalo opened for the sea-
son last night when the steamer City
of Buffalo cleared for Buffalo with
cargo of mercha ndise and list
of passengers. The vessel will re-
turn tonight. the City of Erie leav-
ing here at the same time for Buffalo.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

man clubs from Buenos Aires to
Constantinople, from San Francisco to
Helsingfors. and generals who fought
under Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
are all joining in deluging the presi-
dent elect with congratulatory mes
sages.
God has helped" telegraphs Queen
Victoria of Sweden, who comes from
the former reigning house of Baden.
Among the former rulers of German
states who have expressed their
fluctuations are the Landgrave of
Hesse. Grand Duke Frederick August
Of Oldenburg, Duchess Paul Friedrich
of Mecklenburg, Princess Adelaide of
XeMeiningen and Prince Rudolph
of Lime
Evening star., 1925-04-29

Spring cleaning day at the Queens
doll house in London means sweeping
the carpets in the little rooms with
camel's hair brooms and dusting the
walls with the finest materials obtain
oh
Evening star., 1925-04-29
HINDENBURG SEEKS
PEACE BY TREATY,
CHANCELLOR SAYS

Continued from First Page)
have been actively inspired by the
personal wishes of the President elect,
who is declared to be sternly opposed
to any retaliatorv tactics or the adop-
tion of a political course which would
be in opposition to his campaign
slogan.
tered. Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
will be formally inaugurated May 9
under the republican formula Presi-
dent Loebe of the Reichstag, the So
cialist leader. will administer the oath,
although this function can be carried
of the chamber representing other par
ties.
Won Hindenburgs friends obviously
are desirous of having him sworn in
by a Reichstag official who is not a
Socialist, while the adherents of
Loebe's party are just as determined
to have this rare prerogative devolye
upon one of its members. They also
may be relied upon TO provide the
necessary republican trimming to the
inauguration sitting. so far as a lib
eral display of republican coiors is
concerned, and Won Hindenburg may
find himself standing under a canopy
of black-red-gold flags when he utters
the oath ofal legiance to the reDub-
lican constitution as read to him by
Herr Loebe.
Evening star., 1925-04-29
FoCH REPORT REFERRED.
Allied Ambassadors Await Instruc-
tions From Home Offices.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, April 29-The Allied Council
of Ambassadors today referred TO the
various governments represented in
the council, the supplementary report
of Marshal Foch on Germanys viola
tions of the treaty of Versailles.
Action on the document thus is post
poned until the members of the council
receive instructions from their chan
cellOrieS
Evening star., 1925-04-29
Gallwitz Cries "Hurrah."

Gen. Won Gallwitz rejoices that he is
"once again able to cry Hurrahn
Gen. Huiler, in the name of the
Federation of German Officers, i'm
plores Heavens aid for the field
marshal. Count Won der Goltz,
felicitates him in the name of the
patriotic societies in Germany.
German societies in Buenos Aires,
Havana, Madrid London, Helsingfors,
Riga, San Francisco, New York, Rio
Janeiro, Budapest, Vienna and Con-
stantinople vie with the military at
taches in Berlin, of Spain, Peru
and Sweden, and with Chairman
Stakianakis of the Greek reform party
in Athens, in expressing happiness
over The result of SUNDAYS election.
Evening star., 1925-04-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

ST. Cecilia Guild will give its third
annual April frolic and fashion re
view tomorrow from pm. TO mid
night, at st. Monica's Guild Hall.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

The Nordau Zion Club has arranged
a gala program for May II, $50 pm,
in Y. NJ. II. a. Building. Dancing.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

The Conduit Road Citizens Asso-
citation will meet tomorrow, S pm, in
st. David's Parish Hall, Conduit road.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

George Baldwin Mccoy Unit, Amer
lean Women's Legion. will meet May
/, 1890 am, at Church of the
Covenant.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

Through the courtesy of DIR. George
X. Burgess, director of Bureau of
Standards, members of the Society of
Engineers and women will visit the
Industrial Building of the bureau May
6, at s pm. This will be an oppor-
tunity to observe a paper mill, glass
factory, textile mill and other opera
tions.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

Northwest w. c. T. L. will meet
tomorrow, pm, at headquarters,
522 Sixth street.
Evening star., 1925-04-29

Parents of Central High School stu
dents will be the guests of their chill
dren at the meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association in the high
school building tomorrow, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1925-04-29
QUEEN WIRES HINDENBURG

Victoria One of Several Crowned
Heads Heard From.
By the Associated Press
HANOVER, Germany. April %
Crowned heads. depoSed rulers, Ger
Evening star., 1925-04-29

The Dental Study Club of Washing
ton will meet at dinner tomorrow in
ballroom of Burlington Hotel.
Evening star., 1925-04-29
The
Oldest Railroad
in America
Daniel Willard

President, Baltimore 6 Ohio Railroad
NEARLY century ago Charles Carroll, last surviv.
ing signer of the Declaration of independence,
laid the that marked the beginning of the Balt
more and Ohio, Americas first railroad.
Its early horsedrawn cars with the crude engines that
later replaced them, but historical relics Of
railroad pioneering.
The Baltimore and Ohio continues today to pioneer in
railroad development and service. Its idea-to give the
utmost in safety, comfort and dependability
tced day and day by management and employees
alike and has for the railroad the friendly title
"Good Neighbour" Consistent "on-time' records have
marked it as dependable.
Little wonder then that in it's increasing desire
give maximum service in every branch of its work, the
Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad should use the
Evening star., 1925-04-29

Members of the RectOr's Aid So
ciety and the Mems Club of st. Mar
garet's Church will hold joint meet
ing tomorrow, SIS pm, the final
meeting of the year. Frederic Will
liam Vile, guest of honor. will have
for his topic: Some Confessions of
a Broadcaster." Mr.. McCloud, chair
man of entertainment committee, has
arranged q musical program.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-26

/ q adquirir la infection de la enfer-
nedad aludida, nj tampoco es eau
sa suprema la escasez de las subs.
tancias nutritivas que ccntengan
mas menos los alimentos que to-
mamos para Ia nutrici6n oe nues-
tros organismos; es solamente, Ell
pobre estado de hygiene en- que Vi
vimos que le da impulse a su pro-
greso y ese ambiente iusaluble de
todos los tielnpos que da origen a
la reproduction de todas las enfer-
medades.
Tended vuestra vista hacia los
alrededores de vuestras viviendas
y observareis con desagrado los TO-
cos dc infection que hay junto a
elias por Ell POGO estimulo ltcl-
pieza que tenemos. Casas sin ven
tilacion, casas hu6rfanas de letri-
Aas con elias en- maj estado y
aguas, "contaminadas por los ger
menes de la uncinariasis y otras
intermediates" que en- nLestro go
ce de hacer nuestras necesidades a
Ia intemperie infestamos de una
manera directa.
Precisa conocer Ell grave perjui-
clio que mutuamente nos hacemos
siguiendo por norma las tradiciones
de nuestros antepasados, en- Ell sen
lido de conservar intacta las cos
tumbres de usar Ell MONTE para
hacer nuestraS necesidades coEau-
mes; es un grave peligro Y un re-
troceso al progreso continuar in
miscuido en- ese ambients de saliva
jismo, hay que abandonar esas cos
tumbres y por medic de la propa-
ganda educar esas masas inconscien
tes que carecen de una luz que les
i1umine Ell canino del nrogreso;
hay que recomendarles Ia coustruc-
cion de buenas y duraderas le,rinas
para las casas, asi como tambien
ilustrarles sobre el benefcio que per
ciben por ell frecuente uso de elias
para prevention no solamente de
la ANEMIA, sino de otras t4ntas
enfermedades peligrosas
Todas las autoridades Insulsres,
Municipales y Escolares de essa pc
quefia isla, debieran cooperar la
propaganda educativa de saneamien
to rural e hygiene puesta en- pcacti.
ca por el Negociado de Uncinarla-
sis, para llevar a conocimiento de
todas las generaciones La necesidad
de imponer esta costumbre. ~
poder combatir con acierto las Ill
ferentes intermediates que vienen
diezmando un crecido por ciento de
nuestros habitantes.
Antonio de Jesis MORALES,
Inspector de sanidad.
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HAGA UNA PRUEBA

Haga usted una prueba. listed Wv
a comprar muebles nuevos Ell mes
que v1ene, Sno7 Pues anuncie des-
de hoy los viejos en- la secci6n
economica de Ell MUNDo y de
SECURE manana aIgun compraS--
10 estara despertando a las seis A.
M. Haga la prueba. Maestro anun-
clio econ6mico no falla p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-26
la UNCINARLASLS

La uncinariasis es la enfermedad
comunmente conocida por ANE-
MIA, una de las que nayores pro-
porciones ha tornado en- 81 pals, ge
neralizandose mayormente en- las
masas campesinas.
Esta enfermedad viens esquilman
do a todos los puertorriquefios, ex-
tendiendo sus tentaculos por do
quiera Y se1nbrando ell panico en-
tire las 'masas campesincs del pals,
cuyo aunento en- la mortalidad es
sorprendente.
Pasamos indiferente ante el gra-
We espectaculo de sus causas Y Sis
resultados, porQue no es csta una
affection de que adolece Ell organis-
mo nj otra que motiva La pronta in
tervenci6n de un sfacultativo.
La indiferencia con que miramos
los sintomas primordiales qu3 dan
origen a la enfermedad que con tan
to acierto combatimos, contribuye
mucho su engrandecimiento, por-
que el vacio que dejamos para su
curaci6n Immediate da nisrgen =.
la multiplication de los g6rmenes
que la reproducen.
No es ell contacto directo Ge una
otra persona 10 que constribuye
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Otfa viSit3.,..
continuacion de la pagina la.

Dice el peri6dico que tfenes
una cuenta de ahorros en- el ban
co, les cierto7
Isl, va tengo dos mil pesos. Yo
gano 1nucho dinero.
Empieza entonces a rasgar las
cuerdas de su pequefio "tiple" y
entanar ma sguaracha de la
erai Sc ha originado su va popular
sobrenombre de "Monchfn" Guam
do termina de cantar, prorrumpe en-
rna carcajada estridente. Luego
imita las mil maravillas los So
nidos que emiten Ell gallo, el burro
y Ell pavo. vuelve reirse fuerte-
mente.
La gente no Sc scansa de con
templarlo. Todos nos henaos queda-
do embelesados, miranda fijos aquel
rostro deforme, sin facciones, v
niientras mas 10 contemplamos, mas
Greco ST. ~fealdad ante nuestra VS.
Ia. Ell tempo transcurre v ALI per.
manecemos todos como estatuas, La
voz del empresario' nos SAGA de
nrestro ena jenamiento, para supll
carnos en- tono 5hs11nilde que saiga-
mos de la habitaci6n, para que pEA-
sda entrar otro grupo de personals de
las muchas que Sc agolpan en- la
puerta, ardiendo en- deseos de. ad-
mirar al "Quasimodo Modernon !,
como 10 ha bautizado Ell MUNDO.
Vuelve a esconder su rostro in
for1ne bajo el pafio azul, Y tsali-
mos impresionados. Empiezan los co
mentarios. Todos emiten su opinion
rsobre la fealdad sin precedentesA de
rMonchfn''. Unos dicen que son
los efectos de nm cancer; otros
que quisass ha sido una quemadura
con acido nitrico, y la mayorfa,
que su fealdad data desde su naei-
miento. No sabemos que atener-
nos nj qpien esta en- 10 cierto. Cue
todos sigan expresando su pare ~.
Esa noche nos hemos lido a acos-
tar pensando en- Ell fen6meno. Sn
fgrra no Sc aparta de nuestra ma
ginaci6n. Y hemos sofiado con "Mon
chin y lanzsdo un grito de horror
al despertar de La pesadiIia. .
AL dfa siguiente, nos parece que
] 10 de la noche anterior ha sido So
10 un suefio. Tai es la fealdad de
este hombre monstruoso; ann vien-
dolo con nuestros propiOs ojos. nos
4 parece impossible.
! Fernando Gonzalez ALBERTY.
, Mario 10, 1925.
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LAVOL E.IsssIiIs.s II alsH'ss

Las personals flacas, palidas, ner-
yiosas, debiles Y extenuadas, tie
nen la sangre pobre Estan sujetas
a resfriados, pulmonias, malaria,
c6lera o, .eualquiera de las multi
pies do.encias que prevalecen mas
menos en- todo tempo. LA Pa
NACEA DE SWAIN va a la rafz
de- MAJ. Els un vivificador de la
sangre. Enriquece la sangre y for
tifica la constitution. Ell resultado
es que la carne Sc pone enjuta y
firme Y el cuerpo es fortifcado pa
ra resistir a la enfermedad. Es
un restaurador maravillosos del
cuerpo. De venta en- las farmacias
droguerias. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21

Ponce, la infuencia y poderio de ai-
gunos de los itigantes y abogados
del Distrito, denandan due Sc ealyie
TN hornbre de una s6lida reputation,
de ma inteligsncia clara = de pu
prestigio incuestionable
Dehido que mi viaia a San Juan
esta relacionado con unas v1stas an
te la. Corts Federal y Supreme y ca
reciendo de hcra fila para pedir a
v. H. una audiencia, me pernito es-
cribirle sobre este importante asun-
to cue tiene preocupada Ia opinion
publica de Ponce desde .hace tan
tos meses. cas-
Muy respetuosamente,
G. BRUNET DEL VALE.
81 Abogado
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EI Lcdp. Brunet..,
J scont,nuaeion de "a -pag II

cias politicas para mantenerse en-
q puesto que ocupa, y que distingli
dos miembros de- La Legislature han
tratado de tnfiuenciar a determine
dos funcionarios a fin de que los
cargos jurados no sean vistos en- sus
meritos.
81 Juez Dias Cintr6n ha solicitado
la firrna de varios abogados de su
distrito para que Sc lie recnmiende,
y estos su vez estan solicitando de
ciertas entidades comerciales, que
clos cortrolan,, recomendaciones pa.
ra eI mismo fin
Esta carta tiene por ,objeto, no So
10 infcrmar v. H, de estos hechos,
sino protestar de la forma empleada
rara impedir Que ciertos cargos ju-
RADIOS Sc vear y Sc resuelvan por sus
ra6ritos. Is 10 menos que podemos
esperar: TN trato cerrecto de los
funcionarios del Gobierno, va que
nusstra buena fe la respaldapos con
Ia responsabihdad de un juramento.
Para nosotros nos serfat muy fa.
ell usar el misno procedimiento y
reinitir q esa oficina teiegramas Y
cartas de entidades comerciales Y
pOlitiCas en- queja contra ell sefior
Dfaz Cintr6n; pero este serfa aumen-
tar Ell va triste escandalo judicial
en- que esta enyuelto el distrito de
Ponce. desde hace meses, y no que
zemos imitar aquellos abogados
que Sc benefician de este estado de
cosas.
Protestamos- del procedimiento EN-
pleado y de la indebida ingerencia
de rniembros de Ia Legislature en-
este asurto eytrictamente iudieial.
clio solo sirve para aumentar la
desroralizaci6n de naestro distrito.
va qle estos sefiores media saben de
los rl6ritos de esta controversial v al
actuar, solo para fauorecer una
parte de los Htigantes, sin pesar
los nnerftos de la contienda. poniendo
todc Ell peso de su infiuencia al lado
del Jnez nuerellado han eiecutado,
a mi i,sjnicio. I'm acto impropio y des-
Y1anraIf1odoy
Tengo entendido que v. H. tieae
conocimiento de este asunto v hoy
acrdo a v. H. para que nos haza
jnsticia. Que los cargos sean -desesti-
nados, 81 no tienen meritos pero
cue Sc sostengan 81, por Ell contrario,
la rag6n esta de nuestra parte. 81
". H. 10, prefiere, me permito la
marie, La atenci6n hacia las resolu-
clones del Tribunal Supreme en- las
spelactones procedentes de la corte
de Distrito de Ponce, v, en- elias q
"a vista, puede ", H. juzgar 81 to-
remcs raz6n en- queiarnos de las re-
soluciones del Juez niaz Cintr5n.
Niniendo del Tribunal Supreme, no
Sc nos puede tachar de interesados en-
eyagerar nuestro case.
Ia impcrtancia del Distrito de
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Por ell Vapor ''IsabeIa" que
llegara a este puerto hacia ell
"a del presente mes, recibir6
80 WACAS Jersey" y 'Cuern-
sey", todas produciendo leche.
7 Tannbien IIegan 2 Toros Re-
,gistradcs, seran vendidos en-
P1bIica Subasta, a su debido
tempo Sc aivsara la fecha v
sitio para la venta.
iReinaldo VlZCARRONDO,
AIlnonedeor P1bIico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21

Irefrescante.
Las Pildoras I4eiskell para la
Sangre Y ell Hfgado. eliminan las
materias venenosas del cuerpo, por-
que mantienen la actividad del
higado de los intestinos.
De-venta en- todas las boticas. Pida
muestra del jab6n a los agentes
Muniz Bros, Box 1905, San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21

Tenemos entendido que Ell moder-.
no "Quasimodo'' esta desde ano-
che en- San Juan v Que reside en-
la Gale de- San Jose No. IA, fren-
te al atrio de la Cathedral.