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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11
ATTENTION HOME
STEAD FARMERS

There are several farmers who
ordered goods from the u. S.
WOOlen Co. of Minneapolis thru
an agent named Sloan or SlOnim.
They paid Sloan some money on
account but never received the
goods. Farmers so victimiZed
are requested to present their
claims to the Progressive Farm
ers. The organization will use
its legal bureau to collect the
sums paid by the victimized
farmers to the agent named.
Call or send your claims to The
Director, Progressive Farmers,
Box 587, PlentywOOd, or at the
Producers News Office.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11

H.- ~ aaaHhN
Stephens is in Jail I'm his own
TIE very men he elected to
Heuaj We're forced to put
His sheriff is now his
g. nspering Sammy" was
g act 6y am indignant public.
not have the "guts' to do
e The public demanded an
eler sentence.
D. Berry is in jail-the lousy Jail
l county. The power of the
,-St1paens gang is broken.
charm failed to work and the
who once looked up to Berry
and worshiped his power
l MN. The mob turn on their
e leader and want to rend him
eces. They say he should get
lae Producers News does not
z lns clamor. 1t considers the
5'es sufficiently severe. Berry
- .ae price in more WAYS than ore
Ms lawlessness cannot be con
~ Berry Stephens is a mucl
-sI man personally than thos,
betrayed the cause of tn,
to gain the support of hi
iy Is as high above the Juda
s who sold the people for a
as is a star above q bean n
We hope he has learned hi
ana ana that he viii not in futur
= .ne way of the fire the peopl
lecung against their exploiter.
4e Berry viii be we'll treate
aiS Incarceration and that h
a4 a very happy Christmas
5 mat the preacher whom h
last year viii reciprocal
.- aim q fat goose at the al
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11
PROMISES HELP THROUGH
BIG BANKING INTERESTS
Peddes Old Bunk About Cooperative Marketing While LOar
Sharks Grab Land Banking Combine Would Benefit
BY Fake Farm Aid Scheme Advocated By Dumb Cal.

Chicago Dec 8.-Arrving in Chicago from Washing
this morning Cal Coolidge rushed from the depot to
the roof of the Sherman hotel where elegant georgian cot
sx-hour stay in the city.
His speech the farm question delivered at eleven
ocloc before gang of mpostors calling themselves repre-
sentaves of the farmers of the middle The gathering
called the seventh annual convention of the American farm
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11
TOWN TEAM
TO MEET WESTBY MEN
Hot Game Scheduled at Farmer La
Dor Temple Monday Evening Dec.
14th-Graders to Furnish Prelimin-
aries.


aries.
The first game of the season for
the local town team with an outside
takes place Monday evening
when the local hoop artists meet the
fast Westby team at the Farmer-La-
Dor Temple in this city.
In the game last Friday night, the
PlentvwOod mems team proved to
have some very fast material In its
makeup and with a little more time
to perfect their plays will give any
team a hard struggle to win from
them.
The Westby team is kind of a dark
horse but from reports leaking out
from that town, they are coming over
loaded for bear and with them they
ARE bringing a large crowd of boost
ers, who will yell their team to VIC
tory if that is possible. ;,
No doubt before the basketball
season is over, there will be some
mighty tight games between the
! Iho0p artists cf the towns OF North
eastern Montana and the game Mon
dav night will start the season off II
GOOD shape. The Redstone and Gut
look teams are watching the results
of this game with a jealous eye, an'
thev will both be here with their sup
porters to get a lineup on the Plen
tvwood and Westby teams.
The grade teams Of the Plenty"oS1'
high school will probably furnish IN
preliminary to the big game.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11
CUSTOMARY
STUPIDITY
bureau.

The speech was the customary Coo
lidge dirge, a mOnOtonOus intCnatlon
of stupid platitudes to conceal the VI
cious hand of dollarocracy that is
throttling the workers and farmers Of
this country.
If there has been any doubt as to
what is in store for the farmers this
speech of Coolidge, particularly its
main part dealing with banking
4 schemes to laid" them, will, with
only superficial analysis, reveal to
them their future under capitalism.
Under the guise of extending fin
ancial aid" Coolidge continues the
governmental policy of supporting
the bank combine that is rapidly
throttling the farmers, burdening
their land with mortgages that they
cannot pay and thereby making them
serfs of the great financial and indus
trial combines.
"For financing the farmer" sale
Coolidge, 1--WE are developing the
farm loan and intermediate credit
bank. These have put cut abou
81 200, 100000 of loans at moderate
rates to about $4,000 farmers. In ad
dition there is the general banking
system, national and state. All o.
these agencies need to give more IN
formed attention to farm needs. The.
, need more energy in administration
= They should be equipped to suppl
! not only credit but sound business ad
Continued on last page)
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11

lOsED
R0Ss ,.o,le. who are not farmers,
Sls Est;on EstF-5' TO the way the Bouck
aa sA.'p, are conducted. They say
- ,lS ba open to the public and
~ y-e 5sbind closed doors. They
3 Z. .rDyove yyl,- Of the new crganiza-
8 g. ...s ~ f has grips and pass
''S-T Some of the people who raise
F,-s s.:..tions s.. are bankers who
9. y ~ their plans behind closed
~ do not recall any time
s =. n Sankers asked the public to
- = ~ MEETINGS of their board OF
-. q s. and allowed people to see
's., 'ss.-.1rial statements. They hold
-sstings behind closed doors.
@tber corporate interests who
.sS- organized power and intel
go against the interests OF the
- - mass. Why not the far
Tbey have a right to meet
~ lose3 doors if they so desire
gbst * more. they are going to
rRstber the exploiting interests
rhGnOt.
NNIUSTlCE
1'- n Richland County a bank
I'D some time ago.
n. Hardy had a large deposit II
+. 5rk and was regarded as one OF
& INST prosperous men in the cOun-
--ss1 the slip Of paper was put cI
s5r of the money trap. The bank
mortgage on Hardy's farm bu'
-si Of applying the money he haC
wsit in the bank on its payment
y Receiver fOreclosed on his farm
I,e veaz the receiver took hi
mnt and a large force, protect
m The Sheriff, to take Hardy
t off his land. Hardy told tn
an uabbers and their emergenc,
% get off his place. They re
hqi He opened fire and the
-kr disappeared. Inc old gan
nf at Sidney and his deputies re
nai the fire Of the farmer an
Dove him from his home. The fan
Is still safe and said to be cor
& in the neighborhood, Will
express themselves as sorI
I the bankers were not in front {
gun and that Hardy was not
g shot, The thieving banker
-e not content to steal the none
e farmer had in their bank, but
& The bread out Of the mouths
children. What happened to tn
-ar IN Richland county might ha7
Eei to others in Sheridan cou
~ the farmers had not their ov
p IN power.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11
Bank Asked To Vacate Building

At their regular meeting last Mon
day the County Commissioners ord
cred that the Farmers and Merchants
Bank be, at once, given one months
notice to vacate the building they now
occupy, which is to be used for a Free
Public Library.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11
OLD TYNE DANCE AT
FL TEMPLE DEC. lS

Music-All the Old Timers Will Be
Present to Dance to the Melodies
Emitted from the AccOrdiOn-GO
Back to the Good Old Days.
In order that the older folks as
well as the younger may take ad-
vantage of the smooth floor and spa
cieus ball room of the Farmer-Labor
Temple, an old-time dance will be
held in that popular building Deem
Der 18th.
The accordion which was a favOrite
instrument among the old time
dancers will play a leading part in
the music which will be furnished by
the Danceland Entertainers.
1t is a safe bet to make that the
older folks will have the time OF
their lives a week from tonight, and
that they will make the Accordion
player go his best as they step the
| light fantastic around the large hall
in square dances, quadrilles, circle
two steps, waltzes and all the other
dances of ye olden times.
Many of the younger folks will al
so be present and many of them car
dance the old-time dances as well as
their elders.
All the old-timers are getting read.
fer the big dance and they are goinl
to show the world they still can shak
wicked foot.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11
Rabbit drive FOR
P'W0OD SUNDAY

Ps.- q rabbit drive will be held at
,s~f 4. wood 5 next Sunday. De-
nsriti..l l5ta Many other com
acsss';.,,i a.le. in the county have had
Is risS,9! u drives, and Plentvwood
one. Gc'.iag ca-ag on putting on a real
~, CepIans have been apnoint-
osrSio..a o.e all arrangements $ viii viii i
tart t'',sa :. 50 that the drive can
aonipoe' q g g:OO o'clock Sunday
e 5s rtae tae more successful s,lSI Gp Il wiIi yfg
,a.. NTrssry6orry NJ should trv + to @tlt get
Tl r,.l me killing of the he , rabbifs sI gfs
terdto,,@- a great deal to the
Several around PientywooJ. SlI
soaS Te day in different llldue direr- %er-
the q t.,.. y0q want a real G''C exciting cfFTv5
at tssaOeT ~ sOeT to come on time %
asP. me han at 300 95t '''l'e' a. ne N,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11

County Attorney Erickson and Sheriff Salisbury
busy with search warrants nuncons and padocks in the
neghborhood Of soft drink parlors during the past week
Bootleggers who figuring taking advantage OF the
the desired opportunity indulge this form of commercial
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11
INTERESTS PLAIN
TIFFS IN DAMAGE ACTION

News Suppressed Most of State Newspapers Causes In
tense Interest in Western Montana Interest War
fare May Develop Into Political Embodiment Resembl
ing Hinze Amalgamated Fight-Complaint Charges
Anaconda With Stealing Clark Ore Through Under
ground Workings-Dxon May Come Back" With
Clark Aid.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11

Coolidge Talks Ouacx Farm Remedies at Chicago
Scores of County People
Flock to BOuck Meetings

Secret Farmers Economic Organization Formed
at Conference Last Week Spreads RapidyLOCal Coun-
ciIs Formed At PenywoOd, Outlook Dooley, Dagmar,
Quitmeyer Homestead and Other Centers After BOuck
Explains Mission of Western Progressive Farmers.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11
MEETINGS PLANNED FOR NEARBY COUNTIES

Following conference of northeastern farmers held at
Plentyood last week and after listening explanation of
the mission and workings of the Western Progressive Farmers
of Washngonby William Bouck decided to urge the
formation of Progressive Farmers economic organization
the State of Montana
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11

The choir at the st Joseph Catho-
lie church in this city is preparing
beautiful program for Christmas;
The members are working very hard
to bring the program as close TO per-
lection as possible and they claim II
will equal those given heretofore
which have been exquisitely rendered
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11
STATE POLITICIANS HAVE EAR TO GROUND

Butte, Dec. 8.-The Clark interests
filed suit for S6,0OO,0OO damages
against the Anaconda Copper Com
pany here last week and the news
was suppressed in every newspaper
in the state with the exception of the
"Butte Miner" owned by w. A.
Clark.
FILING OF SUIT
CAUSES FUROR
The filing of the suit has caused
furore of excitement in Butte and
throughout the western part of the
state and politicians have their ear
/ to the ground for a repetition of a
fight resembling the Hinzie Amalga-
mated battle of dozen years ago.
There is little else talked of cn the
street corners. since the Clark inter
est attorneys filed the complaint in
the u. S. District Court. The Ana
conda Company is charged with steal
ing and unlawfully converting copper
ore, the property of the Clark inter
ests, to its own use, by a system cd
underground tunnelings and work
ings.
JOE TO COME
"BACK FROM ELBA"
Some say that the legal battle vii
develop into a major engagement
that will split the political alignmen
of the state wide open. Joe Dixon il
expected to return from Elba in th'
7 near future and lay the foundation
for a spectacular battle against tn,
Anaconda three years hence wit
Clark backing. It is stated he vii
S be elected from MissOula or LAX
: County as a state representative an
= make his political medicine in tn
!, Continued on last page)
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11
ERICKSON and SALISBURY paddock
four BOOZE JOINTS DURING WEEK

Inuncons Secured Against Places of ROrvg at Antelope
Wright of Pentywood Boulds of Outlook and Kelly OF
Plentvwood-Rad on Radons, Boulds and Naus Pool
Halls at Outlook Fail to Bring ResuIts-Whskey and
Beer Found in Kelly Place.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11

Si.7 \. have saIlI al House Girls claim that
Fsae ae big Caa5rrua;ngements completed
\. 1asyl at tSa GtSaIl4yal NY dance tonight
Let's "a ,'s Famer-Labor Tenn
Olile noise! Some funl
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-11
Schedule of
ROUCK MEETINGS

RESERVE Friday Dec II, at r M
WESLEY Saturday Dec. IL at Z = W.
COMERTOWN, Community Hall, Saturday Dec IL
atSPM Dance after Meeting.
RAYMOND Sunday, Lee. To- at : IVA NI'
ARCHER Monday, Dec. H. at 10 A. M
NAVAJO Monday, Dec H. al Z W.
SU YER STAR COMMUNITY (near Scobey)
~ December Is at P. M.
PEERLESS "wednesday, Dec. is, at P. M.
BRING YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS
Mr. Bouck will leave for the Farmer Labor Con
vention at Bismarck on Thursday and will return after
few days to address meetings at trold, McCabe ana
other towns in Roosevelt county. these meetings VIII
be announced later.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
Ceremonial MILITAR
EN- Ell TEATRO

Ell % del corriente, las 10 de
la manana, Sc celebrara en- ell Tea
tro Municipal una esplendida ce-
remonia militar que dara fin las
actividades del campamento de en-
tlenamiento de estudiantes Y ciu-
dadanos que actualmente, junto al
Castillo San Cristobal, marcha
viento en- popa.
la fiesta resultara muy lucida
v ella acudira, sin duda alguna,
una nutrida representation de to-
das nuestras classes sociales que en-
ell campamento tenian algun fami-
liar 0 amigo.
Cada ailo ell p1blico responde con
mas entusiasmo a este movimiento
cue patrocina ell Departamento de
la Guerra. Dentro de POGO nuestro
pueblo estara bastante preparado
fisicamente para cualquier contin-
gencia gracias a la instruction que
recibe en- estos campamentos.
Con gusto corresponderemos
la invitaci6n que Sc nos ha envia-
do Y estaremos presentes la
sinpatica ceremonial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
Ell DOCTOR QUINTERo

En- los hospitales Y clinicas de
Viena, que son los mas famosos del
mundo, Y en- los cuales lleno de
orgullo Puerto Rico ell Doctor
Quinones Jimenez, ha empezado a
hacer practicas de la especiali-
dad de su carrera otro cultisimo v
talentoso medico, muy admirable
por las bellas cualidades que le
alderman, en- los circulos sociales
de San Juan.
En- Nueva York primero, despues
en- Paris, y ahora en- Viena, donde
el doctor Ernesto Quintero-a
quien nos referimos-se ha desta-
cado considerablemente, ha lucha-
do con verdadero tes6n por arran-
car los ultimos secretos la cien-
cia, a Ia cual dedica todo el fervor
de su espiritu y los mayores en-
tusiasmos de su juventud.
Ell doctor Quintero estara prin
qipios de octubre al frente de su
Cl'nica, donde le sustituye hoy ell
loven doctor Martinez Rivera, que
es uno de los m6dicos, mas notables
de la isla, hijo del que fue insig-
ne abogado, escritor Y sociologo
Ezequiel Martinez Quintero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
surgeon CANDIDATES. PARA
LA ADMINISTRATION DEL BA,
RRIo oBRERo.
Ell ,Ex-ALCALDE DE SAN JUAN
ES UNo DE ELLoS

Con motive de quedar vacante
la plaza de Administrator del Ba-
rrio obrero, consecuencia de la
anunciada renuncia del actual fun
cionario, sr. del Vale Pijem, por
haber sido este designado Post
master de San Juan, han surgido
va, segnn hemos sabidO, varios can
didatOs para cubrir aquella, los cpa-
les, segin informes, son los sefio-
res R. Diez de Alldino, ex-Alcalde
de San Juan, y F. Cestero.
Tenemos entendido que existen
otros candidates mas, pero, hasta
la fecha, Sc asegura que el mas
probable sucesor del sr. del Vale
Pijem es don Rafael.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
|. NUEVO ALCALDE
PARA CULEBRAS ?

Desde hace varios dias, con inu-
sitada insistencia viene sonando ell
nombre del conocido lider obrero
Gabriel Blanco, para Alcalde de
Culebras. De fuente fidedigna Sc
sabe que el Comite Territorial del
Partido Socialista incluira en- pri-
laer termino y endosara el nom-
hramiento de este lfder para ocu-
par el puesto que tan bien mereci-
do tiene, dadas las ideas que sus-
tcnta que estan en- ammonia con
ell programa actual del Partido y
dados tambien los esfuerzos que
desde hace amos viene hacienda en-
Pre- del socialismo en- Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21

Uno de los grandes hombres en-
Ia historic de Estados Unidoa es
Tomas Jefferson. 4
Sc esta tratando de recolectar
dinero por suscripcion popular para
hacer que Monticello, su viejo no
gar, salga de deudas y Sc erija u1i
monumento su memoria.
Ell respeto que Sc tiene los gran
des hombres del pasado indica 10
que una nacion estima los sevicios
prestados por ellos.
Tomas Jefferson tiene un nombre
indisolrblemente igado al progre-
SO de la libertad Ell ,Estados Uni
dos.
Escribi6 la Declaration de In
dependencia, ell documento mas gran
de de los tiempos modernos.
Defendia la libertad religiosa en-
una epoca de intolerancia universal.
Fue uno de los primeros hombres
que Sc dio cuenta de que. el pueflo
merece mas confianza que los re-
yes. Entonces Ell gobierno popular
era tan Unpopular como el gobierno
bolchevique ahora.
Las teorias de Jefferson estaban
basadas en- la verdad, sobre la inte-
igencia y el valor.
La democracia por que abogaba
Sc ha extendido de Eseados Unidos
a todo ell continente occidental y ni
chos sitios de Europa. Es Ell modo
future de gobierno en- tolo Ell nrtn,
do.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
dieha Resolution, expido la presen-
ts en- Ponce. p. r., a ls de Julio
Sec. Prot. del Bar.
BAR DE ABoGADos
Ponce, Puerto Rico
REaoLUcIoN
REsUELvAsE PoR Ell BAR DE

ABo0ADos DE PONCE, P. R.:
Sec. 1niea-oue haliandose pen
d.eEte dc consideration y estudio
ante el Hon. 0obernadOr do Puer-
20 Rico I'M proyecto do ley creando
una corte DO Distrito de Ponce
eompuesta de dos jneces y dos So
Las y habitndoss con fecha anterior
On el mes de enero de 1926, adop-
tad0 poT los abogados del distrito
do Ponce, xenniaOs bajo Ia presi-
deneia dsi Hon. Juez Rafael Diaz
cmtr6n un aeuerdo. memorial o in-
forme pEop0niendO una reorganisa-
ei6n del mencienado tribunal en-
forma similar a Ia que por Ia pre-
sente ley Sc estataye y recOnocien-
do q sn vez, la imperiosa necesidad
de tal medida. el Bar de Abogados
de Ponce resnelve hacer suyo en-
tOdas sus parties el eOntenido de di-
ch0 memorial, aenerdo informe y
decide soheitar del Hon. Goberna-
dor de Puerto Rico que imparta su
aprobaeson al proyectO de ley que
sebre eSta materia le Ia sido So
nsetidO pOr Ia Legislature de Puer-
20 Rico, Tesp0ndiendo a un mismo
tempo al deseo eOnjunto do este
Bar y de los AbOgadOs del Dlstri-
20, tal y como fue expresado por eI
aeuerdo memorial o informe va re-
ferldo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
EditoriaIdiafio del D.. frank Crane
TOMAS JEFFERSON

Jefferson muri6 en- la pobreza.
81 Estados Unidos ha de conti-
nuar progresando tiene que ser 10
largo de las lineas tra2adas por
Ell autor de la Declaration de Inde-
pendencia.
Al honrar a Jefferson Estados
Unidos Sc honra a 81 misrno.
Fue mas que un denl6crats, fr6
ciudadano americana y vivid y
muri6 sirviendo a su iaci6n.
Sc esta tratando de restaurar Y
conservar Monticello, ell hogar do
Jefferson. Esta bajo el Guido de
Fiske Kimball de la: Universidad
dc Nueva York otros.
Las casas Sc ponen viejas y de-
caen a menos que alguien no las
Guide constantemente.
FL Comit6 de Gobernadores ha
invitado todos los gobernadores,
alcaldes y directories de organiza
clones educacionales y patri6ticas
para nombrar Comites. del centena-
rio de Jefferson La contestaci6n
esta invitaci6n ha. sido mnye salts
factoria.
Jefferson no solo fus un gran
hombre, sino que defendi6 las ideas
fundamentals en- America, y nos
otros demostraremos que apreciamos
sus ideas 81 10 honramos debidamen
tc.
Copyright, 1926, pOr The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
PERo A PEsAR

De contar Ell MUNDO con ell
mayor ntlmero de lectores su
anuncio puede que no surta ell
efecto deseado debido a la name
ra en- que fue redactado, pues ell
mismo carece de los. detalles esen-
ciales, porque no es adecuado,
porque no tienen el poder para
lamar la atenci6n al lector. Po-
demos dar a usted nuestra expe-
riencia sin costo adicional aIpuno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
AMIGOS QUE NOS yIsITAN

Hemos tenido ell placer de estre-
char las manos de los apreciados
amigos Manuel Suro Matienzo Y
Jose Enrique Miranda, jovenes in
teligentes Y entusiastas de Mana
tt, quienes han pasado en- esta ca
pital una corta temporada.
va de regreso a sus hogares, les
deseamos felices vacaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
Rivera Martinez :.
OOatinussaOn De 4 81. sss.

tabaqueros o las unioncs.
La correspondence que las unio-
nes tuyieren cue ehviar a al ohci.
na International cue neeesitara ser
tEadneida; enalqnisra correspondent
eia. solicitnd de accessories o de
material para las nniones, del dia
2s do galso en- adelante, hasta el
aia 20 de agosto de 1926. deben
enSsAEmels . Ia direction va di.
cha. como mientras este en- Ia Con-
veneion estar6 en- coutacto con mi
oa0ina en Ia direction indIcada do
New York, mo ser4 possible hacer
81 tEabajo que las unionss me on
eomienden.
AZ mismo tempe Sc han hccho
aFsEios para qna toda Ia correspon
aeneia cue tuviera que enviar Ia
oheinA International a Las uniones
oe fto. Rico dnrante mi ausencia
"N* FAAe' PC me envae . Ia direction
"a disha en- New York, para ser
tFadneida y enyiada desde ali por
lnA diFeetamente q las nniones de
PusEto Rico.
Ne snpliea a todos los ofciales
Del moyimiento Obrero tomen nota
ae esta circular para evitar confu-
siones evitaE que Ia correspou.
osnesa venga dirigida a San Juan
anfAnts el periodic eomprendido en-
ire las fsehas arriba indicadas
Con fervisntss deseos de exitOs
eompletos q todos los eompanerOs
en Ia organization y del Ofeio que
da vuestro.
Fraternalmente,
p. RIVERA MARTINEZ
organizador
San Juan, p. h.. julio 20. ls2s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-21
DoNA FRANc1soA CRUZ

La muy estimada sefiora dola
Francisco Cruz, quien Sc encontra-
ba enferma en- su residencia de San
turce, esta va casi completamente
bien de salud, 10 cual celebran sus
numerosas amistades.
Nos completeness en- dar tan gra-
ia noticia y en- felicitar la apre-
ciabihsima enferma y al DR.. Lo-
peg de la Rosa, quien la oper6, con
exito brillantfsimo.