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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-11
South De[ton
Folks toJQnesUiNe

Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Capener and
her parents, Nj. and Mrs G. w.
Bass, and Lewis BASS of Baraboo
visited Sunday with relatives in
Juneau Co.
Ralph Waddell and friend, Fred
Chapman, who are working in Yer
non Co., and Miss Cecil Gist of La
Fargo spent Sunday night and part
of Monday at the home of Pearl
Waddell.
Miss Helen Porter attended a
party near Merrimack Saturday
night.
Miss Laura Streek and Margaret
Porter are the South Delton grad
yates this year..
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lange o. Web
ster's Prairie and the Geo. lT,lt
family spent Sunday at Devils
Lake.
Miss Gene Holt accompanied her
cunt, Mrs. Wanamaker, to Milwal-
kee Monday for a few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Searls and
son Will visited, at the Otto Powell
home in Delton Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-11
Sandusky News

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Powell, Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Prout yand son Leo
Verd left Sunday morning for Mil
waukee where they were called by
the death of niece.
Mr.. Claude Stombaugh is en-
ployed at the Joe Powell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Grover made d
business trip to Roedsburg Mon
das.
Among those who attended Mr..
Lahey's funeral in Reedsburg Mon
day were William Mead and Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Powell and daug.
liter and Joe Fargen and daughter
Vera.
Miss Alice Stombaugh spent
Saturday afternoon with Miss
Sarah Powell.
A number from here attended the
dance at Lime Ridge Friday eve
ming.
Miss Sarah Powell spent Thurs
day with her friends, Miss Hilda
and Edna Faga.
Mrs. Albert Faga spent Tuesday
with her daughter, Mrs. Floyd
Carr.
The Ladies Aid Society had a
picnic dinner in the hall Thurs
day.
Miss Alice Stombaugh spent
Sunday with Miss Hilda Faga.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-11
News Notes
OF Hiupoint

Nj and Mrs. William Korth and
MI. and Mrs. Garfield Brandt and
daughter motored to Milwaukee,
Thursday
Margery and Hazel Crahen are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Max Field
hahn and other relatives.
Mrs. Paul Mente and daughter
called on Mrs. Herman Ratzeburg
Friday evening.
Fred Ab;nes of Madison is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Henry Kohl
meye.',
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Flldhahn en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brandt
and family at dinner Sunday.
Mr. ind Mrs. William Lave and
family spent Sunday at Viroqua.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gudens-
wager spent Sunday at the Frank
Gudenschwage home.
MRS. W. A. MOVES and family at
tended the X. G. picnic at LaValle
Sunday.
Mt. and Mrs Ed. Brandt ana
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Field
hahn and daughter and Margery
and Hazel Crahen spent Sunday al
ternoon at the Fred Radloff home
near Lloyd. Margery and Hazel al ,
visiting there few days.
Mrs Henry Schulz and family
spent one day last week with Mrs.
William Kruse.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-11
VisitKirkwood
Before Starting
Florida Trip

On Sunday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Dalling and son Verne of the
city made a farewell visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy RaL-
dali in Kirkwood preparatory to
starting in the early morning of
Monday on motoring trip to Flor
ida where Mr.. Dalling mas taken
stone cutting work on the buildings
the Ringlings are to erect there.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
p. Voll dined on Sunday at the par
entail home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bisch and
three children attended the X Z.
picnic at LaValle on Sunday.
Edward Thomas of Madison and
Miss Catharine Claridge of Chicago
called on their friend, Miss Janes.a
Smith on a recent afternoon.
Lewis Green and Mr.. Everett C@f-
lisch of Fairfield recently visited
Burr Green at his home at Tracy
Randall's.
Miss Lydia North of the city mo-
tored on Sunday to the home O. Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Harris to make a
call.
Albion Smith has gone for short
visit among old friends and neigh
bors at Humbird, Clark county.
The family of G. Moedinger took
dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Maves in Fairfield on Sun
day.
Mrs. Joe Bisch recently entertain
ed on two different afternoons her
mother, Mrs. Scoon, and her son
Kenneth Scoon of Reedsburg and
on the earlier visit the ReedsburS
people were accompanied by Alfred
Scoon of GAINESVILLE, an older BROTH
er of Mrs. Bisch
MI. Erwin Moedinger who is i'll
the employ of Robert Gasser south
west of the city spent Sunday with
his parents here.
Otto Pawlisch of Chicago is
making a few days visit with broth
ers in the Ben Pawlisch home and
also in his parental home in North
Freedom.
Mrs. Barbara VonWald of the city
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Needing
er.
Frank Ryan has been quite i'll
during the past week most of the
time confined to his bed. All are
hopeful he will soon be better.
We are very happy to report that
N. Crawley who underwent a very
severe operation few weeks ago
at the st. Mary's Ringing hospital
is slowly regaining his former
strength and may soon be expect
ed to return to his home.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-11
WHERE EcoNoMY WINS

care you in favor of economy"
81 am, answered Senator Gold
dust. 81 don't care much for it as
a personal practice, but it is one OF
the safest subjects for speech in
the entire repertory of statesman
ship.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-11
Water is High
Lake Wisconsin

Water in the Lake at Lake Wis
consin is very high. Men were cut
Sunday morning saving wood piled
along the shore and putting boats,
INTO safer places. He said that
at Kilbourn sand bags are placed
1T shores edge to keep back an over
flow CT water.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-11

BrldgetS church l1et with MIS-. Ed.
Keane last Thursday
The dance Thursday evening was
well attended ans everyone enjoyed
the w Z. Pocal colored orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Boules and dau-
ghter Glee and family of Fort At
kinson visited friends at this place
a part of last week.
The Free Movies given on the
school ground last Friday evening
were enjoyed by very large
crowd. Every one liked the western
play. Next Friday evening will be
the next show.
Has Operation
Wallace the eight year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Plahellso of
HilIsboro underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the hospital in
that city.
John p Bauer has been confined
to his bed the. past week.
Miss DAISY Borkley of Lime Ridge
has been caring for Mrs. Edd Simp-
son here.
Miss Lucille Rich now is enter
tanning the humps.
a young hardware man arrived
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Jehnec Friday, June 5th.
Mrs. Salzenberg and son Emil
and daughter Hene of WonewoC
spent Sunday at the home of the
formers daughter, Mrs. Peter King
Miss Ella Peterson called on Miss
Esther Frye at the Reedsburg hos
pital Thursday.
Mrs. Hattie Smith entained the
embroidery club Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Quinn have
! returned from Milwaukee where
they have been visiting their dau
ghter, Mrs. Frank Wolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Fisher and Mr.
: George Fisher and daughters spent
Sunday evening with Mrs. Carl
Schultz at Reedsburg.
Mrs. Hetty Anderson, Mrs. Del
getta Ewing and Mrs. Beatrice
| Kredl served at r. n. A lodge
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Dooley anC
! Mr.. and Mrs Joe Daniels spent a
part of last week with relatives in
Fond du Lac.
Mrs. VIM. Fisher went to Reeds
burg Wednesday to see his sister
Mrs. Carl Schultz, who is in very
poor health.
l.. Mallo died Sunday p. m. at
the home of his daughter, Mrs
Hugh Scallow, Jr., after several
weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cottril and grand
daughter, Miss Vergie are visiting
a few days with their son, Chas
Cottril and family at Lone Rock.
A large crowd from here went to
Richland Center Saturday to be
present at the graduation of the
9Th grade graduates from Richland
county There were 135 in all,
eight of which were from here.
They were Kenneth Nelson, Edwin
/ Luxton, Donald Simpson, Ruth
Robertson, Alma Klang and Marie
Hehrley.
Miss Hilda West of Ontario, Wis
came Sunday to make an extended
stay with her grand mother, Mrs.
c. |. Rebilard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Cooper and
sons Donald and Bernard Moran
spent Sunday at Chas. Fishers
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Dooley and
Miss Lozetta Clesen attended the
picnic at Nat Tabor Sunday.
|. A large crowd from here attend
ed the X. c. picnic at La Vale
Sunday.
Mrs. Martin Mortinsen is prepar-
ing to move to Milwaukee in the
near future.
Mrs. Fred Junck of Baraboo is
spending some time with her moth
err, Mrs. c. [. Rebilard here.
Miss Stella Seversen closed her
school at LaValle and is spending
her vacation at the home of her
uncle. Andrew Seversen, here
Sunday, June 7, was Memorial
Day for the M. w. A. and r. N. A..
lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bernaman
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-11
Auiators Stop
In Chenille

Lieut.. Modacirk and Serg. Gle
mons of Chanute Field, Rantoul. Ill.
spent the weekend at home Of
]. Rumpf in Chenille. The young
men are in training at Aviation
Field and made the trip in an air
plane.
S. Griswold returned home SAT-,
urday after an extended trip thru
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-11
Webster Prairie
School Closes

Webster Prairie school slosed
Saturday with a program and
nicnic for the district. A good
crowd was present and the day was
thoroughly enjoyed by those pres
ent.
The Ernest and Emil Rehbein
families of Baraboo called at the
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-11
No. FREEDOM
NEWS NOTES

Mfs. Harmau Hates of Detroit,
Mich, is in North Freedom month
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Lfeder.
A. f. r:3nch o. Gaston, Pa, is
visiting at the Cooley farm.
Miss Ella pawlisch Z. n, and
Miss Emma Madsen f. n. Of Col
umbus, Neb., arrived from Chicago
TO visit the Pawlisch families. The
former is from Milwaukee, Oregon
and where she has been for some
time and has visited in Oklahoma,
Nebraska and Chicago on the way
home
Miss Mabel Scott with her sis
ter, Mrs. Charmley and children
are motoring to Mason City, Iowa,
to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kutz from
Canada are visiting at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. f. Tinkham. The
ladies are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Schuster of
Toledo, Ohio have been spending
a, few, days at the home Of their
cousin. Mrs. M. Rattgen.
Mrs. Minnie Schuster is now at
home after spending several
months with her sister in Chicago.
Miss Mary Draper spent the week
end with friends in Madison.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Zim
norman a son June l. Mrs. Zim-
merr,a an was formerly Miss Lac
Verne Black and the couple live at
Greenwood, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Newell,
son Harrison and daughter Miss
Edna, who have been spending the
last 10 days with Mr. Newells sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Dockham started
Tuesday morning to motor to their
home in Garden City, South Da-
kots.
Miss Pollyana LANCE has gone
to Enkster, Mich, to visit her sis
ter. Mrs Master, and will go on
to Washington, D. c., to spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Col
burn.
Mrs. Fannie Showers of Michigan
is the guest Of Mrs. John Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber and Mrs.
Weber, ST., and friend Of Lacrosse
spent a portion of last week with
Mr. and Mrs. John Redman.
Or. Ralph Draper and wife of
Oshkosh spent the first Of last week
with relatives here.
Mrs. +. B. Mccoy and Miss Susie
Pettey's entertained the Royal
f..sNSoishbops TUESDAY afternoon
Lunch was served by the hostess.
Infant Buried
y The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vane Weidenkopf was buried
in Oak Hill Cemetery Saturday.
Mrs. Mable Buxton spent the last
: of the week in Madison.
, The l.. A, Hewitt family has NOV
ell TO Madison where Mr.. Hewitt
has been working,
2 Miss June Seeley of La Vale is
spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. Ii. GunnisOn.
Miss Agnes Dickie is home from
Waterloo after her years school
Rex Hewitt was up from Madison
to spend the weekend.
Later victims of the humps are
Albert Pawllsch aud Verne Ire
loar,
Misses Myers and Klukas super
vising teachers Of Dane Co, spent
Z Sunday with Mrs Mary Tumble.
i Mrs, A. r. Ristau and sons Ed
. ward and Harold spent last week
with Arthur Ristau and son Ken
meth.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-06-11
City Park Is
In Fine Shape

The city or ochsner's park has
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
DIR. PEDRO j. GONZALEZ

Graduado de la Universidad de
Baltimore ha regresado al lar
native el DR.. Pedro j. Gonzalez.
distinguido joven miembro de una
dc las familias mas respetadas v
Gueridas en- nuestra sociedad.
FL joven doctor obtuvo su IT,
tulo con una serie de notas sobre-
salientes todas, pues ademas de
IN caracter que capita la simpa-
tia de todos los que lie conocen,
posee un cerebro privilegiado Y
exceptional. Todos sus profesores
10 han felicitado por las brillan-
tes dotes intelectuales que 10 ador
nan y lie han pronosticado una
larga cadena de brillantes triun-
fos en- su carrera.
Nosotros no podemos ser me-
nos que susy catedraticos v al
darle nuestro saludo de bienveni-
da lie aseguramos que el exito ha-
bra de sonreirle siempre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
EI ComisionadO Chard6n hace importdnte
gesti6n en- favor de los fruterOs del pals
Sc espera de un mometo otro Ia contestaci6n de
las autoridades federaIes

FL Departamento de Agriculture
y Trabajo, por cOnducto de la Ofci-
ma del GobernadOr, ha envtado a
La Junta de Horticulture Federal
en- Washington, el cablegrama ST.
guiente:
''Isos fruteros desean obtener
permiso para embarcar tomates,
rimientos, berengenas, pepinos, ba-
jO certifcaci6n, prev1a inspection
Official por los inspectores del Co
bierno Federal que Sc hallan aqui.
Los fruteros disp0nense sembrar
cerca de 200 cuerdas, habiendOse
invertido dinero en- compra de Sc
millas, jaulas, y en- La preparation
de terreno.
Nosotros creemos que las horta-
hzas mencionadas no introducir&n
intermediates nj tnsectos peligro-
SOS ese pals, y recomendamos ac-
ci6n favorable. /"
FL anterior mensaje no ha sido
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
BLANCA GUTIERREZ

En- Ia fiesta eScolar veriticada el
microbes en- el Casino de Puerto
Rico', para recibir sus diplomas
Las alumnas graduadas en- Ell 60
iegio Pnertorriqueno de Ninas'' re-
cibi6 Ell nierecido premio sus es-
tudios la se1orita Blanca Cutie
rre1 del Rio, quien es la hija rua-
yor del doctor Pedro Gutierrez lga-
ravidez.
Blanca Gutierrez obtuvo su di-
plorna de cuarto afio cientifico, y
esa tarde fu6 para ella memorable
porque a Ia natural algeria de
Yer terminados sus estudios Sc unio
el expressive homenaje que lc Kin
dieron sus amigas, envlandole in
numerables ramos de flores y va
hosisimos regalos.
Ell MUNDo envia su mas cali
da fehcitaci6n a La sedorita Gu
tierreS, por el triunfo Obtenido,
congratulando al mismo tempo a
su sedor padre nuestro amigo ell
doctor Gutierrez Igaravtdez. y a
Ia excelsa sedora Rosa Maria del
Rio, nobilisima dana que tiene La
fortuna de contar con una hija tan
inteligente y tan buena.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26

contestado aln, pero de un momen-
to otro Sc espera que 10 sea de
una manera favorable para los in
tereses de los fruteros.
Ell deseo de dedicar grandes ex-
tensiones de terreno en- 81 pals al
cultivo de esas hortalixas es 10 que
ha movido los fruteros a solici-
tar La intervention del Departa-
mento de Agriculture, en- Ell deseo
de asegurar con anticipation Las
yentajas de un Iiercado SECURE pa
IA sus productos.
FL recelo de las autoridades fe-
derales con relaci6n a nuestras fru
tas, 10 ha producido la falsa alar-
ma propalada aquf acerca de la SUI
puesta existencia de La ''mosca del
Msditerr&neo'', 10 cuaI, por for
tuna, ha resultado incierta, sirvien-
do solamente Ell falso anuncio de
djcho insecto para ocasionar las con
sigrientes p6rdidas a. los fruteros. /.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
LA ASambIea Munich
pal de San German le
aSign0 ST de SueIdO
al aIcaIde
En- la reunion Sc temi0 que
0Curriera un r0mpimiento
entire RepubIicanos y
UnioniStaS

Nuestro active corresponsal en-
San German nos trasmite por te
legrafo interesantfsimas noticias,
Telacionadas con la situaci6n poll
tica en- al ciudad de las Tomas situa
ci6n polftica que ha sido comentada
en- la prensa tltimamente con mott
vo de ciertos acontecimientos que
preocuparon la opinion pdblica.
He aqui ell mensaje telegrafco
que recibimos en- ell dia de aver. y
por Ell cual veran nuestros lectores
que Ell Alcalde Ti6 disfrutara 4
partir de esta fecha de 81 como
sueldo y recompensa su ardua la
Dor administrative:
UN Dollar DE sUELDo.-DE-
BATES - oFENSAs. - AMENA-
zAs DE RoMPMuENTo
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. r. x
la Asamblea Municipal de esta
ciudad Sc reuni6 anoche y despues
de ampda discussion y estudio le
asign6 al Alcalde i'm dollar de suel-
do. Los debates fueron muy aca-
lorados. Los sefiores asamblefstas
Lagarde, Montalvo, Palmer. Toro
y Davila hicieron sensacionales ma
nifestaciones polfticas.
La session Sc suspendi6 fnalmen-
te, pues los debates Sc habfan he
cho tan acalorados que lego te-
nerse sacramento un rompimiento
entire unionistas y republicanos
Ell asambleista senor Lagarde,
manifesto en- plena session que Sc
sentia ofendido por las manifesto
clones que hiciera el seiior Dayila
Los unionistas han tornado un
tloQue undo y poderoso que tiene
por fin defender hasta ell ultimo
r'omento los intereses de La comu-
nidad al discutirse ell nuevo uresu-
puesto municipal.
FL ala republicana esta soste-
nlendo ruda batalla en- defensa de
sus hombres.
No obstante, Sc espera que a Pc
sar de todas estas difcultades unio-
nistas y republicanos negaran a
un entendido en- cuanto al presu-
puesto, va que nj unos nj otros OIL
vidan la gran responsabilidad que
t3enen contraida con ell electorado
que les llev6 al poder.
JUSTo BAREA.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
REMIGIO VISTA LA REDAC-
CION DE Gel MUNDO"
CORREsPoNsAL.

CiON DE EEL MUNDO"
Presentado por nuestro buen
amigo Y asiduo colaborador ell Ca
pitan Rivero, hemos disfrutado al
gunos instantes de la agradable
compailia del popular Remigio Gu
yas interesantes memorials apare-
cen puntualmente en- nuestras edi
clones dominicales y son leidas con
creciente interes.
Remigio Sc nos ofreci0 comunica
two. saturado de placido buen hu-
NOR y con vigorosa mentalidad;
niuestrase muy reconocido a la ex-
celente acogida que sus jornadas
alcenzan entire nuestros intellectual
les abriga la creencia de que en-
breve tales trabajos hist6ricos ten
dram un mayor grado de interes v
amenidad por tratar hechos refe-
rentes importantes personalida-
des de nuestra vida pol{tica v So
cial. EN- aquellos tiempos de lu-
chas caballerescas-nos dijo nues-
tro visitante Sc realizaron numero-
sos lances de honor, algunos de
gran resonancia, como ell de Mu-
iio7 Balbas, y me propongo reve-
lar la parte POGO conocida de estos
Y otros sucesos".
Asf hablo ell alter ego de ell Ca
pitan, Y seguidamente nos dej6 pa
ra irse a sus adorados campos de
Trujillo.
Y como nuestros lectores han dc
recibir con agrado las promesas de
Remigio, nos apresuramos a dar-
le., esta noticia acerca de nuestra
entrevista con ell viejo soldado v
viejo escritor quien posee, ademas
de su envidiable memoria, un for
midable archivo que a no pocos pu-
diera desvelar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
Con gran p0mpa Sc
llevara a cabo Ia gra-
duaci0n en- ell AsiI0 de
Ninas de Santurce ell
Ola 27 de los
c0nientes.
Tant0 su directora Srta.
Angela Santaella como TO-
do eI cuerpO de pr0feso-
res de Ia institution Sc
hallan altamente satiSfe-
ch0s del trahaj0 y adeIan-
to de las alumnaS duran
te el pasado curse
eSc0lar.

Para manana esta annnciada la
graduacion del Asilo de Ninas de
Ranturce.
Desde hace va algunas scnlaraS
se IA estado trabaJsndo sL ia con-
feecion del pgOgrama 2 adOrnos pa
"a Ia iestecita q. pesar de ser In
TINA. no por ESQ dejars de envidlas
NADIA a las dc otxos colegLos.
Ia sehorita Angela Santaella, Sc
muestra muy satisfecha del traba-
10 realizado durante este curse es-
collar tanto por el cOmretente cuer
20 de profesores que trabajan en-
aquel plantel, sino que tamhi6n de
los exAmenes de las gradnadas en-
particular que han sido altameiite
satisfactoriOs.
Los eJerc4cios de graduaci6n, pa
ra Los que hemos sido cordialmen
te invitados, Sc celebrar&n en- Ell
hermoso Salon de Actos del ASilo
a las de Ia tarde 5e la fecha
indicada en- ell programa. Ounce
j6venes recibiran sus diplomas de
Concrete. mientras 2s Teeibir&n con
gran regocijo el diploma de Octs-
vo grado.
rs este un record verdaderamen-
te tnsuperable que puedcn anotarse
los profesores del Asiio de Nifas
y un exito mas con que puede
contar su competente directo:a la
sehorita Santaella.
Il "valedictory'' de las sradua
das del Curse comercial ha sido
otorgado Ia jOven Asunci6n Cruz
y el ''salutatory" a EHlda Perez.
Los honOres le fueron ccnferidos en-
ei octave grado a las nifas Car
men Josefa Gum& y Aurora otero.
Fl programa de los ejercicios de
graduacicn ha sido magistraimen
to confeccionado y en- uno dc sus
HnmerOs hemos notado que eI Lcdo.
Hon. jose TOus Soto, speaker do
la c&mara de Representatives. pro-
nunciara un discourse alnsivo al ac-
TO.
segdn manifestations que nos
mciera Ia sehorita Angela Santae-
LIS no Sc han repartido invitacto-
nes generates; pero que las perso-
mas que en- amos anteriores las IA
yam recibido. Quedan cOrdislmsn
u invitadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26


Hon. Attorney General,
San Juan, p. P.
Hon. Senor:-
De acuerdo con la suggestion de
su ofcina en- la entrevista personal
que celebrara Ell viernes de la pa
sada semana, tengo a bien some
ter, por escrito, Ell siguiente me-
morandum de los hechos que fue-
ron expuestos por mi, y que SON
los siguientes:
El dfa doce de febrero del CO.
rriente afio, 1925, fu6 muerto por
electrocuci6n, mi hijo de trece afios
nombrado Reinaldo Gonzalez, en-
cuya muerte hubo una gran respon-
Sabilidad criminal por parte del
senior Rafael Vazquez Bruno, vecl-
no de Ponce, quien desempehaba
en- aquel entonces, asi como en- Ia
actuahdad, el cargo de manager del
"CIRCUITo POPULAR INC"
sin que hasta la fecha, y a pesar
de haberme dirigido personalmente
q las autoridades competentes, Sc
haya tornado acci6n alguna para es-
clarecer los hechos, y fjar Ia res
ponsabiidad criminal de este case,
en- la persona que resultare culpa-
BILE del delito que Sc cometi6 al
causar la muerte mi hijo arriba
mencionado.
Los hechos, POGO mas menos,
ocurrieron como sigue: Rafael Vaz
Quez Bruno, es Ell manager en- Pom
ce de la corporation denominada
"CIRCUITO POPULAR INC. >"
Esta corporation Sc dedica en- Pom
ce a la exhibition de peliculas ci-
nematograficas, y de toda clase de
funciones teatrales, estando bajo
su control, en- la fecha de dicho su-
ceso, todos los teatros de la ciudad
de Ponce, entire clos, Ell Dehcias,
que Sc encuentra en- la Plaza Mu-
Iloz Rivera, de esta ciudad.
Muchos dfas antes del suceso que
dio lugar a la muerte de mi hijo
Reinaldo Gonzalez, dicho Rafael
Vazquez Bruno, como tai manager.
3 sin saber con que fin nj PROPOSE
to, hizo instalar en- Ell patio del
Teatro Delicias una red de aIam-
bres, la que di6 corriente electri-
ca de una intensidad mortal, pro-
cedente de las lineas que tiene ms
taladas en- dicho Teatro La Ponce
Railway, Light and Power Co. Que
dicho Rafael V&zquez Bruno, en-
aQuel momento saba que La corrien-
te establecida en- dicha red de alam
bres era de intensidad mortal, por
cuanto, unos dias antes, un perro
dc regular tama6o, propiedad de