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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
KENNEBEC co. REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers
week at the Kennebec county regis
try of deeds.
Augusta-Willis Z. Swift, admins
traitor Of tho estate Of Lewis Q. Cor
don. late Of Augusta. to Alberta
Holmes Gordon. land and buildings.
Mabel G. Sanborn to Willard s..
Plummer land and buildings; Inez
NJ. Hamilton to Ernest L. Yeaton,
two parcels Of land with buildings.
Benton-Hattie NJ. Scott of Wind
ham to Doris Inez King Of Benz
land.
iston to Wallace r. Brann of Halo
we'll, land.
Clinton-Frank L. Besse to Mrs.
Dora c. Tash of Lewiston, land.
Gardiner-Herbert H. Z. Minister
to his wife, Mildred Agnes Minister,
land and buildings.
Hallcwell-Mary A. B. Allen of
of Hallowell, land and buildings; Ell
len L. Coughlin of Augusta to Julia
f. Heat.l of Hallowell, land on Water
street.
Manchester-Hattie z. Lippincott
of Augusta to Minnie A. Cross Of Au-
gusta, land and buildings at Ham
mond's Grove, $3.50.
Monmouth-H. S. Bent to Howar I'd
Slauenwhite, land at the Center,
$2500.
Pittston-Abbic S. Moody to Earl
F.. Webb of South Portland two
parcels of land with buildings; =! A.
Danforth of Gardiner to John Brayley
of Pittston, land and buildings.
Readfeld-AIary r. Dudley and
Erwin A. Dudley to North Arson
Manufacturing Co. Of Anson, hard
and soft wood trees standing on ler-
eel of land; Edward G. Ambrose to
Abhie c. w. Ambrose, land.
Rome--Lafayette J. Wyman of
Smithfcld to Frank +. Condor Of Au-
guSta, two parcels # land.
Sidncy-James II. Trask Of Revere,
Mass. to Herbert F. Trask of Sid
ney. land on pond road
Winslow-Maggie A. Ellis Of
Rockland to Frank A. Drew Of Wins
low. land: jefferson p. York TO Harry
B. Webber, land and buildings
Frank S. Wixon to John b. Wixon,
ono fourth part undivided of two
parcels of land with buildings.
Winthrop-Edga J.. Packard Of
Watertown, Mass, to Arthur F.
Brainard Of Winthrop. land; Nor
man l.. Bassett of Augusta, admins
traitor debonis non Of the estate of
Henry H. Pulsifer, lac of Winthrop.
70 John H. McIlroy. undivided half of
parcel of land with buildings, s113o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL
Norma TaImadge Pictures Make
Unique Record at the New York
Theatre

Norma dlmdCgc ftCtuTeS MAKE
Unique Record at the New York
Theatre
Norma Talmadge possesses the
unique and enviable record of being
consistently the biggest attraction at
Marcus Loew's big metropolitan play
house, the New York Theatre. When
her first Select | icture, The Moth,
was exhibited there, it broke the
standing record for attendance.
When her next picture. THE Secret
of the Storm Country" set an even
higher mark. the management con-
Quoted an investigation into its
books. and discovered that this star
held the absolutely unique distinction
of having set five separate attendance
records there, which records have
been unassailed until a subsequent
production of he own broke them
and set a new mark.
The facts are that "Panthea," star
ring Norma Talmadge. set a house
record at the New York Theatre
which lasted until Poppy" was
shown. This figure. in turn. re-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
"The Man Who Came Back"

A dramatic thrill will be furnished
the Augusta public at the Augusta
Opera House. Saturday. September
IS, both afternoon and evening,
where The Man Who Came Back"
will be presented in this city for the
first time. This Brady production
which enjoyed a run of some 500
nights at the Playhouse, in New
York, is founded on a story by John
Fleming Wilson. 1t is an episode
meiodrama and the story is a mod
ern version Of the Prodigal Son and
teaches without dreary moralizing
that no matter how low man has
fallen. if he has the true desire 10
pull himself together and take his
former place in society, he can do so,
especially if there is the added in
ducement of the salvation of a
charming young girl to urge him on
in his efforts.
Frank Morgan plays with admir-
able effect the role of the young MN
who sounds the depths of degra ia :
tion before his regeneration is
brought about. and Miss Dorothy
Bernard invests the part CT the hero
inc with a sympathetic charm.
Seats go on sale Thursday morning
at 10 A. NJ. Mail order now.-A1v.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
Hisher "Chin Chin" Salaries

Handsome is as handsome doe1"
is not applicable in the selection Of
the chorus of the present day musi-
cal comedy. The demand for a beau
" chorus has increased the salaries
of the fair young girls more than 100
per cent in the past ten years. N
1900 the average salary was $500
per week. Today the lowest salary
of Chin Chin" girl is $500, and
range from that f ure to $4,000 for
the first row girls"
The American chorus girl, recog :
nzed as the best in the world, re-
ceives many times the amount paid to
the "fappers" Of London or the ''en-
semble" Of Paris. In London two
pounds is the average, while in Paris
1872 francs is the highest salary paid.
In "Chin Chin" which comes to the
Augusta Opera House this evening
there are 60 girls; the average salary
is $35.0O and the season lasts 40
weeks, bringing the total changed to
$4,000
In 1900 a company in a musical
comedy usually had "a girls with a
salary of s15.00-the total paid was
sl2, 400. So today the manager charges
81 500 to the High Cost of Beauty
Phone 100 for seats.--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

The Do Your Bit Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ever
ett withee The ladies are expected
to come prepared to sew. A whis.
party will be held next Friday eve-
ming under the auspices Of this hust-
ling enterprising club at the home
Of Mrs. Lendall Ayers and the pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit of the
Red Cross. At the supper and socia
which was given on Thursday evening
of last week at the North Augusta
Grange hall under the auspices Of
the Do Your Bit Club the sum Of 81;
was realized, this being for the ben
eft OF the Red Cross. An entertain
ment was given following 'he sup
nor and three Young men from Au.
custa. Ray Burns, Walter Hanna
and F. L. Luce rendered music dur
ing the evening. giving their service:
without charge.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

Many people think in order TO sing
well they must be born with sing
ing voice But Madame Delano.
vocal teacher of Boston. contradicts
this supposition and says singing IS
not the result of being individually
gifted but Of Being taught how to
regulate. control and place the voice
by scientific instruction and super
vision. Let no one imagine they
can't sing" says she, until they
have consulted me" Madame Della
no will be in Augusta for voice trial
next Thursday afternoon and eve
ming at II Bangor street.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
$4,000 Spent in Staging "Chin Chin"

Talk about the gambling fever
which seizes those who dip into Wall
Street; it is nothing compared to the
love of taking big chances which gets
possession of people in the show bust
ness.
Chin Chin" required an outlay of
just $4,000 before the curtain went
up at SIS on the opening night, and
by 8 p. NJ Mr.. Dillingham; knew hat
he had landed a gigantic winner.
This musical concoction sold out
nightly for two years at the Globe
Theatre in New York and is liza bic
10 do the same on the road for the
next two or three years.
There is but one company present
ing this piece on the road. and said
"one company" is under the personal
supervision of Charles Dillingham;.
Chin Chin" is scheduled. to appear
at Augusta Opera House tonight.
Phone 100 for seats.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

Monday came very near giving the
second consecutive pleasant day for a
week past, and had it not been for a
little sprinkle which came along in
the afternoon the day could have got
by on the fair weather list. Coming
after the rainy weather which pre-
vailed for the greater part Of the past
week, fair weather was expected for
the week now passing, and Sunday
made a good beginning. Yesterday
morning was fair but a heavy shower
passed around to.5t eastward at
about o'clock. with plenty of thun-
der and sharp lightning. At about a
o'clock another shower. passed around
to the west of the city, but the rain
fall in the city lasted but a few min
uteS. 4. a.. IS,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

A novel feature as we'll as a patri-
otic motive has been instituted by
the Beane & Cross store. 23S Water
street, Augusta. In their window is
tox decorated with the colors. large
sign reads, that this firm will give to
the man bringing in the most peach
stones between now and Oct. 10. a
brand new fall IS Knapp Felt hat.
Uncle Sam needs the peach stones in
making the charcoal used !n4 gas
masks. Save all you can get, and
carry them to Beane G. Cross, a rec
ord will be kept Of the number and
if you are lucky enough to have car
ried in the greatest lot on or before
Oct. 10 then the hat is yours.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

Coal for Augusta continues to ar
rive via the railroad from Portland
and just at present it appears to be
a matter of doubt when there will be
any more receipts this season by way
of the Kennebec. A barge was OK
pected by Stone & Cooper but instead
of coming up the river she went
around to Portland and discharged at
that port. Part Of the cargo is said
to have already been received by way
of the Maine Central.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
BELGRADE

Inc Belgrade Red Cross realized SO
from its tiptop apron social
The talented young women of Camo
Aoena with Miss Hortense Hersom gave
an entertainment at Belgrade Lakes for
the benefit Of the Red Cross, from which
the Belgrade auxiliary received the sum
OF $50. During the summer the girls did
large amounts of knitting and sewing.
Showing their spirit Of true patriotism.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
Sour Stomach
Mona Puts the Stomach In Fine
share in Five Mitutes

II your stomach is continually kicking
UP disturbance; you feel bloated and
distressed; il you belch gas and sour
food in the mouth. then you need Mi
o-na Stomach Tablets @
Mi-o-na stomach tablets give instant
relief. Of course. but they do more; they
drive out the poisonous gases that cause
fermentation Of food and thoroughly
clean. renovate and strengthen the
stomach so that II can readily diges,
food without artificial aid.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets are guaran.
teed to end indigestion, acute or chronic
or money back. This means that nerv.
BUSINESS, dizziness and biliousness will
disappear. Druggists everywhere and
Bowditch- Webster Co., sell Mi-o-na.-
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
VASSALBORO

CENTER-Red Cross dance for the
benefit Of Center Vassalboro branch at
the town house Friday, Sept. q. Music
furnished by Ballard's orchestra of Au-
gusta.
The Red Cross sewing day has been
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

The local branch of the New Eng
land Milk Producers Association
will meet at City hall at s o'clock
Wednesday evening. Sept. 26 Ihero
will be important business ana an
members who are interested n 1hc
dairy business are requested to De
preSent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

The services at the Jewett school
house are increasing in attendance
and interest. District Supt. DR.. D. B.
Holt was present last Sunday. Next
Sunday the pastor. Rev. e. W. Bige-
low. will give a report of the Sunday
school conference which he attended
last week at Woodfords.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

The committees from the several
Knights of Pythias lodges Of District
No. % will meet with Calan'he
Lodge this Wednesday evening ana
full attendance is desired. Dlstrict
Deputy Pollard of Waterville will oe
present and will address the meeting
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

The Bangor Commercial says mat
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Porter nave
gone to Water@ille and Augusta Tor
a two-weeks vacation. Mrs. Porter is
clerk in the Office Of the overseers
of the poor. having charge OF the
mothers aid fund. and Mr.. Porter j.
clerk in the highway department.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

Hon. Baine S. Viles, who has just
returned from a trip to the upper
sections of the State, reports that
the drive Of four-foot wood winch
had been held up on Austin stream
on account of low water. was started
Saturday and will be driven INTO
Madison.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

Charles F. Bilodeau. who has for
about a week past been i'll at ms
home on State street, suffering from
an attack of the grip. is reported 10
be commissioning. Mrs. Bilodeau has
now been taken with the disease.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
bethlehem Chapter. No. Se. Q.

Bethlehem Chapter. No. &c. O. T.
s. Of Pittsfleld. Me, will give re-
1cntior to the members Of the ordcE'
IN honor of the grand matron. Mrs.
Josie +. Mathews. on "eonesoas
evening. Sept. 25. at s O'Clock. III
Union hall, Pittsfeld. Rose OF Snar-
on Chapter. No. Is, 0. f. S. IS III
Vited.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

The steamer Islander bade adle'i
Monday morning to this section OF
tho Kennebec river until another
season. and left for down river a.
about her usual hour, salutins as sue
PASSED down the line. The steafne,
will be operated between Bath ana
Boothbay on Tuesday. wednesday
and Thursday of this week. ana VIII
later go into winter quarters al
Rn0th thhaN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
Cured without pain

Safe, easy treatment, based
on s. years successful prac-
tice In Maine. Cure guaran-
teed. No operation or de-
tention from business. Free
consultation, FREQ letter.
Or. G. r. FlSkE
Specialist on Dieeaeeeof kectum
~ Pleasant Az, Weodf 2, Portland
New Dewitt House. Lewiston
SatufdAys 70 am. to pm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
LOCAL NOTICE

Shore dinner Sundays, Messalon-
skee Beach Camp. Belgrade. Autos
take west Srore road. Messalonskee
Lake Camp boat Will NEE, "a.e
Vile car arriving at OaKiano a. Ao'oo'
Phone 372.
auE24eodtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

The postponed social and pound
party will be held at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuel Knowles on the
Burns road on Wednesday evening.
II stormy the first pleasant evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

Quarterly meeting Of Pine Cone
Circle. Companions Of the Forest at
8 o'clock Wednesday evening, sept.
25. A good attendance is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

The Deborah Society Of the Pen
nov Memorial church will meet at .
o'clock this Tuesday evening n the
church parlors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24

changed from Friday to ThursoA'
da.. meeting next Thursday' AZ
ted goods must be in.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
Washing Need
Never Hurt
Most Materials

.Yon emit. expect. most fabrics to
stapf fuprnder the,wear and tear
of rubbing and boiling. But if
You use a realnaptha soap, like
Fsls-Nsptha, in cool or luke
warm water youaean wash al
most any material repeatedly
without harming it.
That's because the soap and naptha
combination loosens and disso1ves the
dirt BY its own action. Yet, It won't
harm any fabric-vhik boiling weak
ems 6bres and had rubbing wears
them apart
de chine even silk-may be washed
easiiv .id perfectly il you follow the
simr;e Fels-Naptha directions. It's the
economical way to get the most wear
from your prized possessions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
DIE D

Morrill-sept. %, Emily 4; 4 ssxs' au.
aged So years, ! month and 10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
r,,.-1ay, September "a, 1918.
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Miss Velma A. Briggs left this
morning Tor a visit at PROVIDENCE
r l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-24
PROBATE COURT
septAd1t

The following routine business was
transacted at the regular session OF
probate court:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-13
MONIMIENTO lOBRERO.,
Federation Puertorriquefla.

En- la alasamblca celcbrada cl DO
mingo en- el Cine Real dc Pucrta
de TERRA, Sc aprobaron los acuor-
dos siguientes:
Solicitar del Ccmisionado dc
instruction Publica cue facilite
los medios dc que las Juntas rs
colares dc los puebles que sufric-
ron con ell terremoto contgaten
emprcstitos a Ia mayor breycdad
para la reconstruction de los edi-
ficios escolares que sufrieron ave-
rfas y que sc tome una mcdida
tendcntc a habilitar todos los cdi-
ficios cscolarcs- de escaleras y puer-
tas de emergencies para cue les nj
nos puedan facilmcntc desocupar-
los en- case de peligro.
Dada la incertidumbrc cue exis-
te ell cuanto las vcrdadcras con
diciones Ell que Sc encuentran los
trabajadores que Ian lido o los Es-
tados Unidos para dedicarsc a ira
bajos esenciales para la guerra,
Sc acord6 solioitar del Departa-
mento del Trabajo que pfactiauc
una investigation y que omita IN
Einforme sobre ell particular. Tam
bien Sc ecordo solioitar de Ia of
Gina del Trabajo, que haga cum
plir la ley sobre andarios dc Ia
manera mas radical posiblc.
Sc acord6 solicitar del Dcpar-
tamento del Interior y dc la Of
Gina de Obras PGblicas m1nicipa-
les cue aumenta los salaries &c los
trabajadores en- una proporoi6n
igual al aumento que ha tenido cI
costo de Ia vida, y que sc le pa
que sus salaries a los obreros Qtic
emplcen scmanalmcntc, en- Ia mis-
ma forma que 10 haccn les contra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-13
Ia Apot2oSis de Ia CeboIIa.

Ojalz sc rcdlljc?a to:-o csc cs-
candalc proyocado por cl rctorno
de Ia grippe a IN 6xito de prensa
Dero tanto Sc habla del famo:a
so1dado de N6polcs, como la Ia
man los madrilenos, y tanto Sc d!s-
cute sobre la probable propaga
ci6n dc otras cpidomias, 10 Hniec
que actualmonte sc pcrmitc impor
tar del extranjero, que va ostamos
scdos con e1 coraz6n del tama1o
dc una lonteJa. iScra vordad?
3Vendran e1 c0lcra y Ia pcste BIZ
b6nica aumenfar cl cortojo Ia
mentable Y maoabro de les cnfor-
mcdades de antiguo radicadas q
nuestros larcs, como la tuBcfculo
sis, el titus y, per solo citar Ia @:
poda entire otras mil, csa grippe que
!laman ospcHoIG no Sc q santo de
que, pues simultaneamente ha he
cho su aparicion en- toda Europa?
mi que Sc rcpresenfara el mi
crobio enemigo vistiendo dc cor!o
y con la guitarra en- la espalda!
Pero no importa la nacionali-
dad; nos intcrcsa sobre todo cl r.
medic, y Ell remedio acaban de in
1iao,,1o loo ,-o,-ic+oc aio,,4<cooc i :,
Iaglater2a Y los Esta'lcs Unidos:
coined ccbollas.
No es brcma 10 aseguran los no6
dicos eminentes! Dicon que sorb;on
do el jugo de las cebollas Sc obt;e-
ne la curaci6n casi instantanca.
La ccbolla crqda, cue Ia sobrie-
dad de nuestros campe5iros habla
acceptable como un maniar tclcra-
be, algo asi como las tortas a falta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-13
la "INFLUENZA" ESTA HA-
CIENLsO EN- BARCELONA CON
SIDERABLE NUMERO DE
VICTIMAS.
Madrid. Octubre il.

Madrid, OctuDre IL.
Telcgramas de Barcelona dan
cuenta de que la epideIhia de in.
auenza Sc esta desarrollando dc
una manera alarmante eh Ia Ciu-
lad Condal, haciendose grandcs
csfuerzas por las autoridaaes sani-
tarias para localizarla.
Solamente en- ell hospital Santa
Cruz existen 1,500 pacientes de
grippe.
Despachos dc Valladolid infor-
man que ell aquclla capital y eD
las ciudadcs vecinas esta hacienda
rapidos progresses IA epidemia, sien
do impossible combatirla con efca
cia causa de la eseasez de medi.
css y medicinas.
Las autoridades han dispuesto
que Sc cicrren todos los teatros, ca
f6s, cscuclas y temples, yiendose
por otra parte, completamente de,
siertos los paseos pnblicos.
Sc informa que Ell la provinc,a
i1e Valladol;d existen scis aldea>
atacadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-13

tistas paiticulares.
Les ofciales dc la asoais4i5n
fueron instruidcs para eolicitar
del gobernador cue al citar la
Asamhlea Lcgislativa para "a Sc
.si6n extraordinaria, reconlieiiGc en
su mensajc la aprobaciohH &c Nna
anmienda a Ia ley sobrc barIla .as
.0breras dc manera que el Coniaio-
n2do del Interisr pueda poneEla
en- praetica como medic de solu-
cionar q conAicto de los cbror2s,
que han pcrdido sug casas cen el
terramoto y para que Sc ponga en-
prdotica la ley on San Juan don
dc centenares dc habitantcs cStan
yiviendo cn sitios Que no son apro-
piados para faailiaa Para son
fercnciar con los prosidentes dc
ambas Cimaras s6brc el particular
Sc nombyaron les sei6nes Soto
Garcia. Martin Clemente Y Rodri-
gucz Vera.
- We aCuciilO cGilStiIuff cl t3-
mite DC Fucrta de TERRA Y que
Ia mayor brevcdad SC abra la of
Gina On aquel poblado.
Sc nombraron en- cc1niai6n los
senorcS Evangelista Calder6n, Mar
tin Clemcntc y Venan:io Andino,
para quo rcQuieran Dc las auto
Irida1es municiDaics Ia celebration
De Ia vista p1hlica cue anunci6
! el Canccio Municipal sQbre las ba-
rria1aa de les obreros Dc Pucrta
dc I'iorr2.
Ell sejior Vidal 7. 2Tarrcro
Quod6 ncmhrado BELGRADE de Puer
Ia dc TERRA para a&istir las Jun
las del ComitG Central y ManueF
Nal4ca para con'titair IN Comite
lcn Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-13
GABINETE oPToMETRIco
J0YERIA
do
Felix Lopez.

Hacemos cualquier cristal espe-
cial.
Roconoce Ia vista gratis, indi-
chndole el cristal quo necesitan
sus oios.
San francisco 81 il9. Adyt-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-13
N0TiCIAs DE lESPANA.
COMO HABLA DE WILSON LA
PRENSA ESPANOLA

Madrid, septiembre 49,. El i'm
portante diario madrileno lei
Pafs", pubiica un interesantc edi-
torial, en- Ell que dice, los alemancs
han actuado.de una manera abso-
lutamente absu1ida, al tratar de
proponcrle la paz q los poderes
que estan seguros dc vencerla por
las fuerzas de las arinas y que ade-
mas estan convenoidosl de que la
paz que no sea conquistada por
las. fuerzas de la ,lemocra,cia y ci-
vilizaci6n no resultarfa beneficio-
sa nj estable.
Terminando su energico articu-
10. el colega dice, que la contesta-
'ci6n de Wilson, por su entercza,
por sl energia Y por su franque-
"a, merece los .placemes del mum
do entero y da al traste de una
vcz con las infundadas. esperanzas
dc la hipocresia. teutonica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-13
LAS NUEVAS RESTRTCCIONES
DEL ALUMBRADO

Madrid, septiembre 18.-Con fc-
cha de hoy Sc han puesto en- vi
gor las restricciones nuevas sobre
el alumbrado y ell gasto de. fiuido
en- cl servicio p1blico dc Indus
trias, etc. Las Tiendas sc cierran
q las s de la noche; los Espectacu-
los tienen que estar terminates
antes de las 12 y 80 p. m. los Ca
fes, Clubs, hasta ia l &c la madru-
gada, Y los tranvias podran correr
hasta la 1,30 de la madrugada. Ell
pueblo ha protestado contra estas
restricciones y Sc espera alguna
molestias hasta que Sc haya habi-
tuado ell pueblo a las nucyas no
ras de luz y diyersiones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-13
REGRESAN EN- NOVIEMBRE

Madrid, .Octubre 11.-Para ma
i,ana Sc ha anunciado Ia cclebra-
sion dc IN Consejo de Ministries.
Il cual sera seguido de varios otrD;
dc caracter preliminar hasta "a
tonvocatoria del que prcsidira do:l
Alfonso en- los primcros dias del
mes de noviembre, en- cuyo Conse
10 Sc tratara Gle resolvcr definit.-
vamente la politica que ha de Sc
suir Espana en- rclacion con los
asuntos pcndientes con Alemanle
por el torpedeo de buques MGR
cantcs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-13

De pan, arlnontara sr categoria
cuando la solieitea pobres y ricos
para e'"apar las afeaeioncs sata,
fralec. ia seflora Hetty c.
lace cuarenta amos Sc
Nueya YorI, per Ia muA
ca de America, cfa una\
ia2aciablc de cobollaa. II
ai5n d. poriodistas qaa csA
fc'icitarla lltimamcntc, conn :
SON de cumpiir Mrs. Green les.
eehcnta, Ia encontr6 masticando &C.
hellas con delicia, nj mas nj moa6s
aQe 81 hnbieraa sido bomboncs da
ehocol2tc- Mi salud Sc debc-di
io4a az>er;c3i>a- a a'l5s debblTas dae
como rs 10 ncjor del nun 10, par.
haoor afios, Y yo no salgo la 81
lie sin llcnarme De cobollas los bA,
siilog.'' =
Is . hontrario Dc 10 4ne
seiaba Saffstt NJ a'ersSSs arst1orados,A
mo rocucrda opor5unamcnto
cronista del Ncrcnrc de Fyan&
Last your kissing should be spoil'&
The onion must be thoroughly
(boil'd.
Fe IooiI. oono NJ ,,G.n4o ino1.o
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-13

de pan, armontara -su catesorfa
cuando la solicitea pohrcs y ricos
para escapar a las afee:ion2s sat,t,