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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-09

and had enjoyed it thoroughly They asked LORNA
DOONE to take them and she consented. Then along
came THE VIRGINIAN who had just left the SQUAW
MAN and RUGGLES OF RED GAP and they asked
him to accompany them. He had his Western
clothes SO he borrowed SKINNERS DRESS SUIT.
On the way to the theater they met POTASH AND
PERLMUTTER who had been discussing BREW
STEERS MILLIONS-they decided that if they had
had THE MASTER KEY they would have entered the
house and been WITHIN THE LAW as everybody is
made of COMMON CLAY. This made merry party
and when they had the picture and returned home
they decided that it had been ONE WONDERFUL
NIGHT.
BARNABETTA sat reading BEVERLY OF GRAU-
STARK when a messenger boy called FRECkLES
brought copy of THE MELTING OF MOLLY which
was present from DADDY-LONG-LEGS who had
BOUGHT AND PAID FOR it. She was Just opening up
the package when the maid announced the arrival of
THE MUSIC MASTER who had just left THE LIT
TIE MINISTER who had been into THE DEVILS
GARDEN looking for A FOOL THERE WAS from
THE VALLEY OF THE MISSING. They hogan the
lesson but were interrupted bv DAVID HARUM who
was known to be A FORTUNE HUNTER. After
BARNABETTA had gentlemen they
mysterious inhabitantSof
HOUSE THOUSAND CANDLES and following
tale: she vas
GENTLEMAN FROM INDIANA who had little of LIFE
with BLACK BOX, lie o
at WASHINGTON SQUARE, New York City, a called
Unfortunately while
mi n STRANGE CASE OF MARY PAGE
spend the of in ETERNAL CITY.
HUNGRY HEART
her bemoanng her LOST PARADISE
Basement-South.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-09
A Christmas Book
Potpourri---All 6Oc each

PEG O. MY HEART,
THE GOOSE GIRL and
PENROD were very
anxious to see Mary
Pickford in REBECCA.
OF SUNNYBROOK
FARM, inasmuch as the
week before they had
seen her in THE POOR
LITTLE RICH GIRL,
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Perfumes

Who doesn't like fine
Perfumes and Toilet Arti-
clesf Certainly milady
does. The following in
packages, ready to give:
Coty's LaRose Perfume. $3.50
and 5000.
Dtirkiss Perfume, SITS.
Houblgants Ideal Perfume.
1926 and $500.
Quelaue's Niolettes Perfume.
Ss.T5.
Mary Garden Perfume, sf.2s
to S2.4S.
Azurea Perfume, SITS.
Essty'sN Eioirttes PerfurYfs, !,
$3.50 and $500.
Quelque's F'leurs Perfume,
1918 TO s63s.
First F'Ioor--WeSt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20
FOR RENT--Sute light housekeeping
rooms. modern. 2lo W 9Th Wal 5ofi
WANT AID RATES AND IN
FORMATION,

ADVERTISING RATES Tho rate Tor
single insertion OF Want Ads I'm the
Evening Times is i-3 of cent per
word each insertion. minimum ac-
cepted l5cI
Anv nd that. runs six insertions IN
the Times viii be inserted IN The Rig
sunday Ol,lahoman Free OF charge
Example l5 words. DAYS In the Times
* rsrts. six davs i'm tho Times with
The Zig SUNDAY Oklahoman cost is 30
cents The charge for each additional
word for tho six DAYS is cents tN-
annie Il words cost "a cents. instead
~, qo csnts
"T r" ABS will hc run twenty-siN
times when a renewal order viii be So
Ucted
CHARGE WANT ADS VIII not he run
longer than six days without a renew
nj order All charge Want Ads are due
and rpyahlc the snme day first inser'
,ion OF nd appears can out -of-town
Want Ads are positively cash IN IA
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RSONAL.


DON'T experiment with unreliable col
lcctors play safe and get the old re
liable Guarantee Collection Agency, $40
Hcrskowitl Bldg
READ birth Control" new book writ
ten especially for married people and
those contemplating marriage postpaid
field m
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PAPERHANGING AND REPAIRING
In Answerin. Ads. rIea-, Mention Times.

PAPER hung for s. a room and up; will
bring samples do painting. &c ;.
Klein Wal 1919
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

NICE rooms aud board; reasonable rate
325 W. lth can Maple 1929.
WELL furnished rooms aud good table
board. AL West 18th. Phone W 1868
NICE furnished room. with breakfast
and O'Clock dinner, also garage for
rent 30l T. Tenth
DO you want n large room with closet
and excellent board Come to S W
Sth st, or can Wal 1916
ROOM and board with elderly couple for
man aud wife. Phone Walnut 1S4S
NltE southeast room downstairs. con-
meeting with bath. two meals day Z,
couple preferred Phone wal 7lbO
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w ayae Hotel

Meals home slNle. 25,. rpnrs ot,
close lu 900 lepoE p good sitaieh, house
llNH W california Ave Oklahoma 90,
kN '''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

FOR RENT-Nicc south sleeping room
TO lady cmplolcd or couple private fam
ily Wal l2o
one nicely furnished room, walking dis
taucc. reasonable 5l7 W Sth, Apt h
Phone Wal GS93 '9
NICELY furnished upstairs southeast
room, In priyat" family Maple ll52.
LARGE. airy, we'll furnished south front
room walking distance i.'ia + 9Th.
Wol 90
NICELY furnished room IN private fam
t|N, quiet, NO children, young men pre-
f"rr"d l2oo W Main
LARGE nicely furnished front bedroom.
very desirable NJ Ga
Fl RNlSHtD rooms walking distance to
town, win give breakfast, ON Ealc
Grounds car line. us Harrison. W 3fh2
DESIRABLE room and garage for gen
=, ucmen IN private family ioj East Ioth
Wal 16''
NICELY furmsS room In private home
to ladies employed or husband AMI
wlf'; walking distance to town " 7'Hl
ONE large furnished southeast room for
gentleman and wife or two nd'es cm-
plnEcd. ~ block Sulc'. Park 3}l y Oh
LADY Vishc- single ladv TO share rent
ln .-i llrht housekeeping roums. give
address nud VIII COLL II " ith
WHERE'S YOUR cycs' l'se the we i'm
ocouoml2c iale cafe, Meals zoe. l3
South Broadway
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AGENTS WANTED.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time.

N'IN rs WANTED Live. aggressive
gentlemen and ladies' wanted to solicit
Iof g proposition of merit: liberal com
missions. can Room 7O3 IIerskowitz
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time.

WANTED. 500 Victor or Columbia rec
.o'ds; We pay spot cash. Record ES.
change : y. Harvey.
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MALE HELP WANTED.
In Answering Ada PIeNae Mention Times

WANTEp-S Several first class men VINO
have had experience In handling maps
something new. rapid seller. tetrl,"iN o.
state oklahoma; commission propoN'l"N
Address X 2i5. cate Times
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
In Answering Al. ri,s.. N,n,,o, ri,,..

NICELY furnished room breakfast and
ca, line Wal 1885
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20

BOOKKEEPING why spend from four
ia twelve months studying bookkeeping
IN q commercial school nt Il hlg expense
of time and money when hN our new sim
rlifcd method We can teach Nou right Nm
Nour own home without interfering with
YOUR present employment For detailed
information. call at Our office ot write
~ Prof i Y BatcS. Southwestern school
~ Accouutancy. 200 weaver BllE. Okla
homa city, okla
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DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times
statesmen WANTED.
In Answering Ad. Please Mention Time.

WANTED Salesman 10 sell lots m town
sues along new railroad now being
hul.t through northwest oklahoma easy
sellers and liberal commissions; write ms.
hh'taIo W Sales Co. Buffalo okla
IWO hIgh-grade salcsmcn for Al ont
proposition, something out OF the ordl
nary 3o9 Raum Rldg
WANTED Men TO represent factory In
every oklahoma county, excellent on
portunity for statesmen 10 establish in
dependent lucrative business IhOur
WA @hbl from Il to \ T. m. II "
Fierce. sales Manager 500 " 9Th ST
WANTED
few good stock saleSmcn on i've
proposition leads and assistance glvcn
from home office Apply Standard Live
STOCK Insurance co, ith floor Campbell
RdE. CItv
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LOANS, REAL ESTATE SECURITY
IN Answering Ads rie..- Mention Times.
MONEY roioAN

WINTN ~ TWNN
ON Improved CITY Property
We VIII lunn YOU 81 nnO ON Nnur resi-.
d'n'" fnr luN months aud let YOU pa,
same oui ~ tl1ii per month
LET us figure With Nnu hrfnte making
n loan We can save YOU none,
l. I BAKER
With Nichols A chandler
500 Baum nldg Phone ~ ssik
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KODARS, FILMS AND FINISHING.
In Answering Ads. Pleas. N.n,,o, I,u..

YOUR KODAK FILMS developed. iOc a
roll. prints up to 2LNlig. Be-. larger
sizes IN proportion muck service West.
Nl liuE store, Oklphomp CITY
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time.
pErRiCERAToRS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS.

FOR SALE A good s.foo,. s.pump soda
fountain. IN good working order; I sets
~ ,ahlss aud chairs, nj a bargain. star
Pharmacy. sixth and broadway.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
In Answering Adj. Please Mention Times.

EXPERIENCED hardware man wants
position at obre. references Address
N-i9, care Times or call Maple 6sl
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WANTED TO RENT.
In Answering AL. rics., N.n,io, r,,,..

WANTED March lat rooms sui,hi,
Tor ngh' housekeeping conycuirft. No.,
snuuhlr " 90. 4 n mn
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
ALASKA BRINGS BIG CARGO AND
 Is PASSENGERS

The Alaska arrived from Seattle last evening with 48O tons of freight and IS passengers for Seward The following are included in the pas senger list:
 Mrs. E. A. Miller, Mrs. Fl. Keckel, Mrs. w. Flynn, R. J. Crimont, Mrs. Selma Scott, Miss. A. Weston, A. Pollack, L. A. Livensaler, Miss $. Dean, L Kochler, F. Sullivan, H. Car penter, Nina Ness, Lillian Russell Florence Allen, c. A. Ramsey and three steerage.
 The outgoing passengers list for Anchorage aboard the Alaska includes R. J. Wier, J. E. Busch, Mrs. O. H. Poehlmann, T. M. Hunt, Helen Denny and two steerage.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
ORGANIZING BOY
 SCOUT TROOP OF
 LOCAL LADS

Plans are being completed for or ganizing a local troop of boy scouts and all boys of II years of age or over will be eligible to join the body.
 John NJ. Cook, who has recently come to Seward to make this town his home is at the head of the move ment. Mir. Cook has had six years experience in Boy Scout work in Seattle and is what is known as a first class veteran of the Organiza- ton.
 It is the intention to conduct the scout work during the summer months and the work will consist of actual scouting and wOodscraft, signaling, first aid, military drilling and tao tics. and all other interesting and useful branches of Boy Scout work.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
GATEWAY GETS LOW DOWN ON
 FISHING TRIP

It is understood that there was a mobilization of engineers at Roose- welt last Sunday to engage in days fishing for trout in Kenai Lake. Transit men, rod men, chain men, axe men all with claims of extensive experience in the art of fishing, were on hand They came on hand-carS, push-cars, gas-cars and walked from every engineering headquarters along the line in order to be in on the big fish.
 According to the engineers they were all working last Sunday, and did not have, and do not expect to ever have such blissful good fortune as a day off teasing fish with angle worms, as they were reported to have done. But there is reason for their emphatic denial, the low-down on last Sundays picnic having leak ed into town last night via private wire. This is it:
 Engineers fishing party last Sun day, Kenai Lake. Resident engineers directed mobilization and attack. En- gagement lasted from sunrise to sun set. None of the enemy captured. Monroe reported all fish on Sunday excursion to Russian River, and none in vicinity of mile 23. Nellie Neal arrived from mile 45, catches basket full of trout and returns to mile 45 for dinner. This is inside informa- ton. Engineers report to the contrary notwithstanding"
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
CANNING SEASON SLOW ON INLET
 SAYS BAUGHMAN

Dr. J. A. Baughman returned on the Evans today from the westward and reports that the fishing season around the inlet is very slow this year. The Libby cannery at Kenai and the Alaska Packers plant at Kusiloff have canned about 2OOO cases each of king Salmon,the red salmon having started to run couple of days ago.
 He says the ice has just left some of the rivers over there, and the bears are still in their winter quarters.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
BOATS AND TRAINS.

The Alaska arrived at 8 o'clock last evening from the south and sail ed this afternoon at 4 o'clock for the westward.
 The Evans arrived at 10:30 this morning and sailed south at 2:3O.
 The train will leave at o'clock
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
CHARTER GRANTED TO THE SEWARD
 MASONIC LODGE

The local lodge of Masons is in re- ceipt today of a cable from the grand lodge of Washington stating that Seward has been granted charter.
 Past Grand Master George L. Malcom will come to Seward to con- stitute the local lodge.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
MANUS DUGGAN, MINE HERO, DID
 NOT FEAR DEATH

BUTTE, Friday, June 15.-Manus Duggan, the hero of the Speculator mine disaster, before dying in the mine wrote his will and told his wife that he did not fear death
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
BRITISH CAPTURE GERMAN TRENCHES
cBy United States Cable)

LONDON Friday June 15.-The British have struck another blow the German front Messnes the office announced today. They have gained all their obcves and advancing south and east of Mes snes as well as both sides of Ypres and Confines canal
 The British forces now occupy what was formerly the front trenches of the Germans from the River Ls to the River WamaYe.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
LIBERTY LOAN OVERSUBSCRIDED HALF BILLION DOLLARS---WAR
 BILL SIGNED BY PRES. WILSON
By United States CAble)

WASHINGTON, Friday, June 15.-Offcials ot the treasury department announced at II o'clock this morn mo that the Liberty Loan was oversubscrbed by hun dreds of millions and possibly by half blhon dollars
 The president signed today the $3,34OOOO,OOO war hdpet hill which is the greatest sum of money voted at one time by any legislative body in the world.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
ALASKANS TO REGISTER IN AUGUST
(By United States CAble)

WASHINGTON Thursday June Ex-Governor J. F. Strong of Alaska who is visitor in the capital City, recommended today that the conscpton registration date for Alaskans be fixed for day sometime between August 18th and September 1.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
DEAD BODY OF MINE HERO FOUND
(BY United States Cabls)

BUTTE Thursday June A.-The dead body of Manus Duggan, whose heroism during the Specuator mine disaster saved the lives of 25 of his fellow workers was found today.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
BRITISH TROOPS TAKE IMPORTANT POSITIONS;
 ZEPPELIN SHOT DOWN
lBy United States CabIsl

LONDON, Thursday, June l.-The war office an nounced officially today that important sections of the German front between Lys and the river Styves were abandoned during the night by the Germans The Brit sh troops followed the etreatng enemy closely and made considerable progress east of Poegsteert Wood.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15

l.. Koehler returned last night on the Alaska, he having gone to Cor dova on the Alameda for a short business trip.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
LORD NORTHCLIFFE ASKS AN AUDIENCE
lBy United states Cablel

WASHINGTON, Friday, June 15.-Lord NOrhcIffe, accompanied by Sir Cecil A. Spring Rice British ambas sador to the United States called upon Secretary of State Lansing today and asked for early audience with Pres dent Wilson.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15

R. J. Weir, engineer in charge, left on the Alaska for Anchorage on a business trip.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
RUSSIANS ON WAY TO WASHINGTON
lR- United State. CabIsl

SEATTLE, Friday June 15-The Russian commls- sionson to the United States headed by Ambassador Baghmeteff was in Seattle today on it's way to Wash ingtOn.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
166 ARE CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
lBy United States Cablsl

WASHINGTON, Thursday, June 14-Charges of conspiracy to suppress competition have been preferred against 166 middle west labor concerns by the federal trade commission
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
PRESIDENT URGES CONTROL OF FOOD
lBr United State. CsbIsl

WASHINGTON Friday, June 15.-PreSident Wilson has again urged the hasten the passage of the food control bill.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
BERLIN ADMITS RETREAT
lBy United State. CaLlel

BERLIN, Friday June 15-The war office announc- ed today the retirement of the German forces in the zion of the River Douve and also southwest of Wameton
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
SECRETARY SlNDS CONGRATULATIONS
IBy United States Cablsl

SEATTLE, Friday June 15.-Secretary ot the Treas urv William McAdoo has wired cOngratuatng Seattle on the splendid work done in oversubscribng the Liberty Loan allotment describing it particularly gratifying
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
ALLIES STILL MAKING GAINS
BRAZIL PRIZES FRIENDSHIP OF U. s.
(By United States CsbIsl

RIO DE JANEIRO, Friday, June 15-The president cabed President Wilson again today assuring him of the high value Brazil has for the friendship of the United States.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
LIBERTY BONDS ABOVE PAR
lR, llnited Statea Cablel

NEW YORK, Friday, June 15.-Ihe trading o1 Llo- erty Bonds began this afternoon on the floor or Ie SHOCK exchange with the bonds selling above par.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
PARDONS GRANTED IRISH POLITICIANS
,RY United States Cablel

LONDON, Friday June 15-A general amnesty to all Irish political prisoners was announced in the House or Commons today by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
LIBERTY LOAN CLOSES TOMORROW
tBy United States Cabls)

WASHISGTON, Thursday June14-Up to noon time today the Liberty Loan increased about $25OOOOOOO S,hs,intions for the loan will close at noon tnmOmOw
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
THREE NORWEGIAN SHIPS SUNK
(By United States Cable)

LONDON, Friday, June 15.-Three Norwegian steamships, making total tonnage of 50OO sunk yesterday by German submarines.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
ARMED MERCHANT CRUISER
 TORPEDOED IN NORTH SEA;
 5 NORWEGIAN SHIPS 'SUBBED'
(By United States Cable)

LONDON, Friday June 15.-The Admiralty an nounced today that the armed merchant cruiser Avenge was sunk in the North Sea Wednesday by an enemy submarine
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
LIBERTY BELL RINGS FOR BOND ISSUE
tBy United States CsSlS

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday June l4-Ihe Liberty Bell rang today for the third time since 16, its tones fllins the air in behalf of the Liberty Bonds
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
BRITISH CAPTURE FORT SALIFF
(By United States Cab.s)

LONDON, Friday, June 15-It was announced here today that British warships have captured Fort Saff the east shore of the Red sea.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
SEATTLE COULD PLACE MORE BONDS
CBy United States Cable)

SEATTLE Friday, June 15.-The city of Seattle has oversubScrbed it's Liberty Loan allotment by about SOUL OOO
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-15
RUSSIAN CABINET C0NFERS WITH
(By United States CabIel

PETROGRAD, Friday June l5.-The Russian cabi- net has decided to suggest conference with the allies in order to examine various treaties which exist among tre several allied powers.
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[, PT?tO3iGD EktSInEND l1iIE
Qi'E 81 nEBEEit IREPA-
RAP IL EtERCiiD

nTN !iNl.iEE, .,a,lI jG.-ks "'2rjo
Ge cst5 capital Ell Imnarc&l.' GO
mcntanto Ia ruptura de rclacioncs
dipiomaticas entire 81 Brasil Y A.cn;a-
aia : Il Media ordenada ror ell 90
hiel1o DIG Secucstrar los barcoS tcd-
tones intarnadoS en- las Dahias dc 9s-
te pals. dice que tales hcchos corsti-
tuyen los s~intonias de I'm eStado de
guerra. Con relaciGn a este, el citado
p~eriodico considera la eventualidad de
que q Brasil tenga que enviar tro-
pas Il Europa. Y dice que para no
estar deSprevenido dcberia preparar
IN ejercito de 100000 hombres' pues
e. pas nodria fac;lmerte organizar
III cHEtingente dc tai magnitud. :
Ell "obierro no Sc ha resuelto al
fiji a toma: possession de todos los bar
cos mcrcantes 5aleman2s ~internadoS
or LIS h'hl'"e DC "sro pa. : 4 g
efecto. ha dado 0rdenes para que las
fuerLaS navales procedan Il cOnfiscar
los citados 5arcos. FL pueblo Ia re-
:.ido ri Merida cor gra9 rego:ijo
~ "ada uno lie los nuertos en- don
lie hav vapore= aIeuanes -iNtcrnadoS.
- htr cr@amza@o aaanifestacione> de
a~proOaci6n por II ton!a de las en-
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MIR!n IN YtRSOElA Ell II IGIi
DEL ESPERANTO

ANS ;&RDAM, Abrii IS +: i,r-
Tor Ludo. &c Zamenhof. auro. T. TO-
m ,nry, rSal cCnocido cor = nom
}ry lie 'rSDeyanto." mur.o yer en-
10 .Iu;i@i &c V2rsovja. ~c-.l e.; dc.
ruci,ys {. ibid0S hoy en- 90" udad
e Decor Zamenhof rnci@ en Bic
losrck. rIudad perteneciente a Ia pro
,fuci@ r,.sa de Groino. en- 1859. ' pu-
hlicj 81 miner libr9 Sobre 81 nuevo
icnguaje Que trata5a de hacer uni-
verSal. en- l>>7. FL doctor escogi6 las
raices del idiorla que hab;a creadc.
ne todlS iaS lengUa< ~eXistcntes, pero
Drincipaimente dc las que Sc ha0la1
en- Europa. FL ]dicciOnario que :orm6
cuenta 12,6i2 raices que sirvcu paro
Ia formation de todas las palabra$ del
Esperanto. La fono!ogia del ":ta'jo
idioma. >egun st dice. g Sun'amertc
scrcilIa la grammatical. como ia lie,
Nolapuk. que !ambien ha tenido 5urn
cxito como lengua aGXilar jnternatlo-
nal. e:ti formada Ell narte De as
PARTICIPATES regiaS de los idiou1as de
donie tom" las raiceS Su autor.
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LIS NUJEREs DE WALL STREET

: - -
=. ~~"oS Wv %anan los mejo'
~as %neflcS de, murdo trahaian en-
Wal St-eec ' han demostr&do ser
s~y7eri2rcS Il los hombres en- cuanto {"
ncSoc;os de bolsa.
Las mujcres en- los EStadoS IH;doi
han ~demostrado 81 gran habilicad en-
n~@gocios financieros. Hoy en- dia los
a~ccionis:aS mas fucrtes del "Pensyl
vania Railroad son mujcres: iguat
Sucede con "a New Haven Y con la
American Sugar Refining Co. com
Danias cuyos divjdcrtios han sido IA
5ulosos. .
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Ell GORiERNG ARGENTINE NE,
tpHOBG LIS nFNJ$iRAC;H-
NES .ANTIAiEHANiS

LCENoS AIRES, Abrii IS-El
~c5iegno argentine die q IA rubii,;iaG
anc>hc, una Droc!ama de ,tprcban.!y
las 'nanifcstac:one= ~vioicnlas cfeetua-
das per cl pueblo contra el imrcrio
aiomIn : condenando los #~tcnta4o-
corictidos contra To- rc2rc2cGtant",
de csc pals como a2toS d~e.ic52rso*,
sujctos 4 las Pcnas que >eAala e. %
Gig0 criminal ' anuHciaadp i! misnsc
tiemMos Que Sc tonaran mgii.!aS
cntl&icas en- case dc que tales dc
mos-raciones Sc rc?itaH.
Ii p~rcsiicnte de Ia r~apub!i.a y su
gahinere estuIiercn discutiendo toda
= tarde de aver. Ia question relativa
al hundimiento de- vapor argentine
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side las ~resotucioneS tomadas en- d.
cha jrnta.