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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27
CHURCH COMPLETES
IMPROVEMENTS

The Baptist church finished the
improvements on their church prop
erty last week and celebrated their
achievements by giving a banquet on
Friday evening for the men and boys
OF the church, to which all men and
boys in any way related to the in
stitution were invited. The men and
boys to the number Of about fifty
were seated together at one table and
fed and entertained by the ladies of
the church and congregation. A
welcome was extended by Mrs. Sarah
Carr and response by Orville Col
thorp. The banquet consisted OF a
bounteous and well served chicken
dinner with all the "fungs." At
ter the banquet which was served
in the basement, the whole company
to the number Of more than one hun
dred assembled in the main auditor
ium. where a pleasing program Of
instrumental music, songs and read
ings was given.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27
PIONEER LADY
PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Sarah E. Lehman Died
Last Monday At Home
Of Daughter, Mrs. j.
7. Beaman

Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Lehman (nee
Cook passed away Monday evening,
at six-thirty o'clock, at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. j. T. Beaman.
Her age was eighty-two years and
twenty-nine days, having been born
at Concord New Hampshire on Oc-
tober %, 1S43. She was distant
relative Of John Alden and Priscil-
la Her ancestors came to America
on the Mayflower She was the last
survivor OF family of five children.
Mrs. Lehman received her school
ing in New Hampshire and taught
school there and also In Minnesota.
She married Robert Lehman at
Dodge Center Minnesota, in 1877.
To this happy union were born three
children, Mrs. j. T. Beaman, of
Mountain Home aud two sons.
Charles and Bert Lehman, whose
whereabouts are unknown.
This family made their homes in
Minnesota, Illinois, Pennsylvania
and Colorado. In the latter place,
her husband died in 1904. Mrs. Leh-
man came to Mountain Home in
March, 1915.
Deceased has been ailing with
heart trouble for several years.
She was a diligent reader OF the
Bible, being a consistent Christian
woman, and a lover Of birds and
flowers.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27
IRRIGATION
BOARD MEETS
Directors of Mountain Home
Irrigation District Meet
Last Tuesday
Evening

The Board of Directors of the
Mountain Home Irrigation District
held a meeting last Tuesday evening
at which time they made a canvass
of the vote, cast at the recent bond
election and to start in the work of
making up the assessment roll on
the apportionment of benefits under
the recently authorized bond issue Of
$250,00O.
All of the work on the Upper Sys-
tenn has been completed and the
crews discharged, with the exception
of a small crew that is now engaged
in cleaning out the canals around
the city.
The board of directors expect to
advertise for the sale of their bonds
in the very near future in order that
the payment may be made to the
Brady interests and the system TAX
en- over by the farmers themselves.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27
HIGHWAY SOUTH
Being IMPROVED
Road From Reverse To The
Ferry and Gooding Coun-
ty Line Being Re
paired

Rich Thompson, highway super
visor, stated TO the Republican the
forepart of the week that he has q
large crew of men employed at the
present time putting clay on top OF
the gravel between Reverse and
Glenns Ferry, thus giving the road a
hard surface as soon as 1t has packed
and being quite an added improve
ment. From Glenns Ferry to the
Gooding county line a surfacing OF
porphry will be put on the road.
The highway between Mountain
Home and Cleft is being torn up con
siderable during the past week. The
waste material is being scraped up
from the cutters and placed back on
the road and the scrapers are busy
endeayoring to 'iron-out' some OF
the wash boards" made by the
heavy traffic of the past summer.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27
BRIDGE PARTY
MONDAY EVENING

Mrs. H. J. Dick and Mrs. D. w
Latimore were pleasant hostesses at
an evening of bridge on Monday, hon
oring Mrs. Frank Foster, Of Glen
dale. California. Those hidden were
Mesdames f. NJ. Hobbs, Sarah Tan
ner, f. w. Bennett, R. r. Bennett,
NJ. e. House, w. S. Lee, F. S. Gedney,
Lawrence Brady, G.. L. Whorton,
Victor Rowett, ]. w. Rowett r. P.
Harmon, Henry Barber, Mrs. Foster,
Mrs. R. w. Smith and Miss Ethel
Bennett. Mrs. Foster was presented
with a guest gift and scores were
awarded to Mrs r. H Bennett and
Mrs. Victor Rowett.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27
DISTRICT COURT
NEXT WEEK
Several Civil Actions To
Come Up For Hearing At
Session of District
Court

An adjourned session Of the dis
trict court will be held in this city
starting on November 3Oth, with
District Judge Dana S. Brinck pre-
siding.
There are several civil actions
which will come up for hearing oa
Monday but the matter commanding
the greatest interest is the proposal
for the creation OF herd district in
the exterme northeast part Of Ell
more county near Hill City. This
matter has been brought UP on petit
ton two different times before the
board of county commissioners and
had met with defeat at each intro
duction so the promoters Of the dis
trict have appealed the matter to the
district court Tor final settlement.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27
High SCHOOL BUILDING FOR
MOUNTAIN HOME NOW ASSURED
Election Authorizing Bonds
Amounting To 100000
Garry Large
Majority

The election held last Monday af-
ternoon in this city authorized the
school board to issue bonds in the
amount Of 100000 for the erection
of new high school building and
for the repair of the old building, by
a large majority, the final count
showing z28 votes for the bonds and
81 against.
No announcement has as yet been
made by the board as to when they
expect actual construction to get un-
der way but it is expected that this
will be deferred until spring and Will
be commenced in time to have the
new building ready for occupancy
for the beginning of the term next
September.
A definite site has not as yet been
selected for the new structure but
public opinion together with the op-
inion of the members OF the board
seems to favor the lot on which the
present building is situated Sever
al tentative offers of property in the
various parts of the city have been
made as sites and prices have been
9CCulOu oh OthSA "FeiAAoHiS AA'''
The patrons Of the schools are to
be congratulated on the manner in
which they supported the bonds and
as is usually the case in this city,
when a progressive move is proposed
the people of the community stand
behind it by large majorities. The
responsibility now rests with the
school board to make the Mountain
Home school system one of the best
in the state and one which will at
tract people living out Of this city to
come here to give their children the
advantages Of an up-to-date school.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27
HIGHWAY NEGLECTS
ALTURAS STREET

Under the state law the highway
department are supposed to take over
that part OF the road that passes
through any city on their route and
keep it in repairs. The department
has had this matter taken up with
them several times by the village
council but as yet nothing has been
done to place this thoroughfare in
condition. We wonder if it has been
forgotten, Indefinitely postponed or
just merely neglected.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27
YOUNG MAN rs
ADJUDGED INSANE

Everett Gordie, Of Owyhee county,
vino was picked up by officers in
this city the forepart of the week on
account Of his strange actions, had
his hearing in the probate court last
Monday and was adjudged insane.
Attendants arrived from Blackfoot
and the unfortunate young man was
taken to the state institution on
Tuesday. Gordie was about twenty
two years of age.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27
NEWSY ITEMS
FROM FERRY
Interesting Personal Items
: From Elmore County's
Railroad
Center

Mrs. D. w. Smith and sons Rus
sell and Donald were Boise visitors
Saturday.
Glenn Roberts of Boise is doing
the plumbing work for Mrs. Dan
Gorby.
Ed Oman went to Pocatello Sun
da yto spend a few days with friends.
w. ]. Mcneil and Ernie Merz OF
the c. H. Helmer Co., left for Raw
lnis, Wyo., where they will load out
come additional equipment for Chas.
H. Helmer. A sixteen foot trench
machine and other machinery need
ed in the contract business will be in
this equipment.
Mrs. W. J. Mcneil went to the
Capital City last Monday to visit
friends and relatives.
Geo. H. Dram, general chairman of
the O. R. c. was in Glenns Ferry
Sunday attending to matters con-
neeted with his office.
Ras Mikkelsen returned to town
Sunday after completing his work on
the e. E. Balm ranch. Quite a num-
Der of people who are wanting some
good work done were very much
pleased to see Ras.
A. w. Tingwall went to Boise
Monday on business.
Business is falling off on the rail-
road at this time of the year. Two
chain gang crews, J. w. Amstutz
and William Tull cars were pulled
off the first of the week. Conductor
Amstutz will take turn out of PO-
catello while conductor Tull viii
take the Snake River Branch out of
Huntington, Ore The ten thirty
switch engine was also taken off,
leaving only two switch engines in
the yard.
Mrs. ]. A. Bergerner went to Po-
catello Monday where she will visit
for a few days.
Plasterer T. ]. Andrews returned
to his home in Nampa. Mr. Andrews
has been here plastering the Martin
building.
G. E. Bryant, superintendent of
the pavement work for Ghas. H.
Helmer, contractor, who has been
in town for several days returned to
his home in Boise.
Mrs Carl Roberts left for Poca-
tello Friday for few days visit with
friends there
VIM. vanderhoff, manager of the
Ford garage was visiting in the Fer
ry Monday
VIM. Toms head storekeeper at the
o. s. L. Round House returned from
Pittsburg, Kansas, Monday where he
had been called by the sudden death
of his mother, Mrs Anna Toms. Mrs
Toms had been visiting in Texas and
took suddenly i'll the next day after
her arrival home home Mr.. Toms re-
ceived a message stating the serious
condition of his mother and later
one telling of her death. Mr.. Toms
has the sympathy Of the community
at this time.
Mrs. Alice Ray of Ogden, sister of
Pat Conner, who has been visiting
CONTINUED on page four)
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27
IMPROVEMENTS ON
ALTURAS STREET

Street Commissioner Whitson was
busily engaged last Wednesday morn
ing digging the trenches preparatory
to putting in the drains across the
intersection OF Alturas and Atlanta
streets. Heretofore at the time OF
the spring thaws the water has been
backing up to the curb. with no
means Of drainage.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27
TAKES BOYS TO
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,

Sheriff Arthur A. Stevens left last
Tuesday evening for St. Anthony.
The Elmore county sheriff had in
his custody the two boys who were
recently sentenced to a term in the
State Industrial School for the rob
berry of C. F. Walters store at Ham
nett. -
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27
STARTS TERM IN
STATE PRISON

Jack West, who was associated
with the two younger boys in the
robbery of the Hammett Store, was
taken to Boise the forepart of the
past week to start serving a term in
the state prison.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27
WILL GRAVEL
MILE OF ROAD

At recent meeting Of the board
of highway commissioners il was de-
cided to gravel about a mile Of the
road south OF the city near the
Green ranch.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27

George Poole who has been quite
i'll for the past several weeks is re-
ported to be slightly improved at
this time.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27

Mrs A. A. Stevens and Mrs. Hill
Ottenheimer motored to Boise last
Monday afternoon.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27

Mrs. C. A. Stevens returned We'd
nesday from Boise, where she had
been visiting her daughter for few
days.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27

Mrs. Maude Raymond. Of Bull, is
in town for few days being called
hk~bys he death of her grandmother,
Mrs. Lehman.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09
DEsDE cAMuY
GRAN vEIADA EscoLAE


El viernes uItimo fuimos obse-
quiados por una esplendida velada
lfrico-literaria bajo los anspicios
del Prof de artes manuales el sr
Canelas
Dicha velada fue beneficio del
taller de artes manuales que esta
bajos sn direction con ell FIN de com.
parar algunos implementos de suma
necesidad
FL acto fue amenizado por Ia.
Banda Escclar de Quebradfllas di-
rigida por el competente DR. Pc
dro II Hernandez
FL acto inicial fue una gran re-
treta en- Ia plaza san Jose donde
.tomaron4 parte mas de veinte y
rinco mdsicos Laego nos traslada-
mos a la escuela Jose j Acosta
donde Sc ceiebraba eli acto. ALI en-
contramos al grupo de inteIigentes
profesores que tan dignamente re
cibian a los espectadores
Luego empezaron llegar auto
movies de los pueblos nmitrofes VI
a las 1000 p M. la carretera es-
taba invadida por tantos vehiculos
donde Ia gente de gusto venia
pasar un ratio de algeria.
A las $3.50 en- punto di6 aperture
ei acto con una gran selection mu-
sical dende los muchachos quebra-
dillanOs den1ostraron su habiIidad
10 mislno que La competente direc-
ci6n del Or. Hernandez. seguido
di6 coniienzo el acto con ell gran
iiOso cuadro PUERTO RICO.
Desearia describir uno por uno los
distintos numeros, pero me Is i'm
possible recordar cada uno de elIos
y me faItaria espacio en- ell papeI
(continua en- la pag. II.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09
lPor ALBAl
LUcTUosA:

LuCTUOSA:
Esta de luto la distingtada IA
milia Medina Benz por La niuerte
de su hermano don Agnstia Bem
Gree, octrrida recientemente en-
santprce. Ell fenecido era .latueal
de Polenias Russia, residiendo por
muchos amos en- Puerto Rico y ha-
biendo sido empleade de la Ame-
rican Railroad Company per l4u-
chos amos. Ultimamente viva de
sus negocios particulares haaniendo-
Sc hecho de una buena posici6n.
Nos hacemos cargo de Ia honda
pena que embargo a los queridos
amigos y especialmeAte dona
Luisa, hermana del fenectdo, a
quien aconsejamos acatar con re-
signaci0n 10 inevitable, va Que ma
sda pOdemos contra los rdesignios
de Ia Naturalezas
Reciban todos sus deuaes; liues-
ira mas sentida condeleaeias
A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09
DE SAN GERMAN

PARQUE DE RECREO:-La
idea tiene acogida grata en- el pue-
bio. La Asamblea nos representa-.
Depositamos la cenfanza en- ella.
para que? Ayudar en- 10 que el
pueblo desea Y no dar el reves.
Somos enganados. Sc nos quita
y Sc nos despoja de 10 que desea-
mos porque los dkases legislati-
vos no les importa. son legos en-
depo1tes. No les gusta. Ell pueblo
tiene que solicitar 10 que a ellos
les guste no 10 que al pueblo gus
te. iDecepcionados estamos! Amos
de lachas, ilusienes idas, espe-
ranzas frustradas, creiamos selec-
cionados Y asi p1blico 10 expire
sanlos IN grupo de hombres que
darian al pueblo 10 que el pue-
bio ansiaba. Clainer unanime es
un Paroue de Recreo. No nos inn
porte don H. Alvarez, Presidente
de la Association de Padres i
Maestros; el peticionario, impor-
teles POGO el amigo que Sc esfuer-
"a por darnos 10 que pedimos tam
POGO nuestro distinguido amigo,
Ell DR.. Nestor Rivera, activo Di-
rector Escolar; nj ell Sr. Gaztam-
hides Inspector de Escuelas; ellos
empenados estan en Que Sc rea-
lice-alejemonos de ellos; es alga
mas ALA, es el pueblo que pide
que justicia Sc le haga v a este
pueblo es que debe acallarse por-
cue cuando ell pueblo en- defensa
de sus hijos protesta, las conse-
euencias son lanentables.
Estudiemos Ell asunto desde el
punto de vista que beneficial la
ninez. Por todos es sabido que ne
cesitamos mentes fuertes v vigo-
rosas para afrontar airosamente
los arduos problemas que diario
Sc nos presentan; en- relacion i'm
TINA esta el desarrollo fisico con
el intellectual Y moral, entrelaza-
dos entire 81 sin que podafnos Sc
pararlos v 81 las autoridadesi ses-
colares laboran ardorosamente en-
10 intellectual; las Logias v deinas
instituciones en- loS moral; la
Asamblea, representative del pue-
shlo, de una plumada inoportnna
pretende destruir les cinlientos
buenos v entusiasmos deportivos
Que arraigados estan en- nues-
tlos corazones Y que al resurgir
de este amodorramiento en- que
Sc encuentran, despertaran fore
eientes Y loGanos, dispuestos inn
pulsar los eesfuerzos v. lnehas que
por tanto tempo hemos plesen-
ciado.
Triste despertar para el pue-
bio 81 huerfano quedamos de uno
de naestros factories eseneiales,
que requiere urgente soIuci6n, un
sitio adecuadO proyisto con. CO.
lumpios, etc. para que los ninos
Sc diyiertan, ejerciten y desarge-
lien sus musculos para que en- el
future tengamos hotnbres fuertes
Y aprivilegiados. Silenciamos las
causas que motivan tenaz opesi-
cioh de parte de algunos AsaH-
tleistas, pero como va dijimos
desde las columnas de Ell NUN
Do, inmediatamente despues de
Ia proxima Asamblea donde Sc
espera rectifquen, senalares1los a
los que Sc han erguido despotas y
tiranos ataeanao los intereses del
pueblo sufrido Y veiado que en-
abrunaderas inayofia placidamen-
te y sin benefcio algune, les eli
gi6 para ocupar sitios in4nereci-
dos. Por hoy basta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09
EN- VILLA. MARIA e

81 Domingo ppdo. fuimos bon
dadosamerte inv1tados para I'm
pasadia en- la quihta MARIA de
las bealas damitas Maria Name
la Malta. ALI pudimos yer algu-
nos de sus familiares lntimos asi
como a don Antonio Bird, su es-
posa y su sefiora madre. doda Pc
pita cerra, de santurce, alglnos
americanos y un francesito. que
diche sea de paso, Sc Iueria QUE
dar en- La quinta.
La exquisitez de las duefias de
La casa, asi como el meni Y los
brindis, todo hablaba de amor v
poesia. Merece especial menci6n Ell
brindis de don Antonio Bird, que
fHe ilnproyisado y eloeuenre v por
el cual fn6 mny felicitado. Tanlhlen
Manuelita s'cogi6 lleno'', me pa
rece cue asf 50 dice por ahi, pues
casi la veo canine de FRANCIA.
Fasanaos an dia de solaz y ale
sria y da1nos las gracias a las be-
Has damftas rogandoles que Sc re-
pita la fiesta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09
DE H1MENEo DE cAeyAs


Bn la mahana del Microbes %
de los corrientes, unieron sus suer-
tes por Ell lazo matrimonial y por
Ell rito catolico, dos estirhados j61e7.
mes ambos pertenecientes distina
enidas familias de nuestra ehte SO
cial. Ella gentil E intedgente srta7,
Enocencia Rodriguez sola, Y 6l aptes
to Y gallardo joven, estimado, amigo
nuestro, professional, mecanieo den
tai Manelo Fern6s Diaz. La cereIno-
MIA reslllt6 concurridisima apadrina
do a los j6venes contrayentes los
r;istinguidos esposos, Stnaider Fer
nos. Los invitados, fIimos explSndi-
da1nente ohsequiados con variados
y ssbrosos entremeses, saliendo to-
dos altamente satisfechos de las
atenciones de que fuimos objeto por
parte de los familiares de la joven
desposada Rodriguez Sola. La gentil
pareJa nlarcho en- Ell lllsIn0 ma
cia New York, en- donde fijaran su
res5dencia tan felfces jovenes c6nyu
jes Este cronista deseales todo ge-
nero de felicidades a tan buenos
amigos y paisanos, v qae Ell Angel
de la felicidad bata por sus alas.
en- 81 hogar de los esposos de que
nos ocupalnos en-, esta reseia,e sssI
SIS. rs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09
ENFERMA:
DE BARcELoNETA
Dificil operaei6n quirdrgica practi-
cada por ell doctor Santiago con
la valiosa ayuda de los doctores
Armaiz y Vazquez.

Veneiendo la natural modestia del
doctor Santiago, hemos conseguido
algunos pormenores de la dificil
operaci6n practicada en- la persona
de la distingnda sefiorita. Manuela
Muloz mry querida en- esta pobla-
con por las bellas prendas que Ia
alderman. aa
Dicha operaci6n cientificamente
Lablando Sc llama historretonia to-
raj abdominal para la extraction
de una fibroma intramural. o sea la
extraction de un tumor que crece
en- ell centro de los tejidos del utero.
La operacion Sc llevo efecto con
iavcho exito por Ell doctor Santa
go con la valiosa cooperation de
los doctores Arlnaiz Y vazquez, Y Ia
sefiorita Munoz Sc encuentra bastan
te aliviada de la pertinaz dolencia
que lie aqueiaba de 10 que nos ale
gramos mucho.
La faniha Mufioz da las mas ex-
presivas gracias a los doctores que
rracticaron dicha operaci6n y hacen
lltblico su mas acendrado reconoci-
lnicnto haeia ellos. n9
coRREsPoNsA4raI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09
CELEBRANDo UN
ANIvERSARIo:

aver Domingo fuimos finanente
invtiados por don Luis Argiieo y
su joven esposa dona Mini para
una fiesta tntfnha en- celebration
del primer aniversario de sus boz
ias. AunQue esta cronista no asis-
te mucho a festas no puedo declinar
el honor tratandose de I'm acto tan
simpatico v ! ademas de tan buenos
amigos. ALA fuimos v no nos ros
demos queiar, pues pasamos unas
horas sncantadoras. Hubo oDse-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09

ABRAHAM ORTIz:--IIa faile-
cido. Era distinguido y apfeeiado
por sus numerosas amistades.
Pertenecla la clase artesana
donde supe afrontar las luchas de
liz vida. Tras cruenta enfermedad
muere y Ell /. entierro coAcurrido
-es ln lenitivo para su desconso-s
lsda familia y, por la distinction
y aprecio a que era acreedor. Ex--
presamos a la familia Ortiz, es-
pecialmente nuestro amigo Sin
do, la eondolencia mas sincera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09

CONFERENCIA ESCOLARs-
La Association de Padres Y Macs
tfos organic la tercera conferea-
cia. Exito, como pocas tuyo. Toma-
ron parte en- ella las sefioritas
Grace Quinones Belinda Can
eel con magistrates recitaciones;
Bello Dueto, del Colegio de Agri-
cultura de Mayagiiez aconpahado
al piano por Ell joven pianista
sangermeno, Enrique Baez, Jr;
Y termino el acto con la sdocta con-
fcreneia 'Inauencia del Ambien-
te'' por notable confereneista liz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09

cenciado, A. Arnaldo Sevilla.
No podemos menos que felici-
tar a los participates por los
prolongados aplausos recibidos y
a los organizadores por q exito
obtenido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09

VICENTE ,ALvAREZ:-Ha
faliecido en- Mayagtez victima
de cruel enfermedad que lie ARE
hata en- la primavera de la vida,
dejando hu6rfanos de sus caricias
q un grupo de pequenuelos. Era
amigo nuestro desde la ,ninez
cuando juntos correteabamos por
Gales Y plazas y siempre tuvo
caracter afable Y carinoso. SEN
timos hondamente su muerte, asf
tambien San German donde era
muy estimade. Unamonos en- tan
justo dolor a don Herman Alva-
rez, hermano del fnado, y demaS.
familiares expresando nuestra
pnopia condolencia por la desgra-
cia ocurrida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09

Sc AUsENTAN:-Hacia los
Estados Unidos el joyen Victor
Bartoii cuyo porvenir esta ci-
frado en- trabajar y obtener gran
des benefcios en- Ia casa Ford dom
dc le lleva una beca ofrecida por
Henry Ford.
Ell Padre Juan Arana, de la
Crden de San Agustin, en- busca
de salud perdida. A todos desea-
mos felices resultados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09
NoTAs DE rAJARDo

justly
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09

s MALA IMPRESSION :-Ha eau
sado la reunion anoche. del Di-
rectorios Local de la Alianza con
la Comisi6n de Hacienda de la
Asamblea. FL asunto vital de eco
non1fas al presupuesto, aunque
todos en- GALES y plaza dicen hay
que darle solucion favorable para
el pueblo pagano", no Sc atreven
afrontarlo Y necesitan de todos
para que nadie la culpa lleve. In
formaremos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09

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