davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
NORMA TALMADGE, DICE.

Aprovecho esta oportunidad para ex-
presar mi sincera gratitud por la bon
dadosa acogida que mis- esfuerzos artis-
ticos han obtenido entire los ALTOONA
dos al Cine en- Puerto Rico y la Anne
RIGA Latina, nuestro continente gene
10. Aunuue nuestras lenguas hablen dis
tintos idiomas, ell lenguaje universal de
la cordial amistad unira para siempre
las Americas. La pantana es ell me-
jor medic de sostener siempre esta 'en-
tente cordiale'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
MARY PIcKFoRD, DICE.

Para mi, uno de los mas bellos ele-
mentos del cinemat6grafo, es que ha-
bla todas las lenguas del orbe. A We
ces, cuando me siento a yer, en- la PAN
talla del pequeho cuarto de proyecci6n
de mi estudio, las escenas que repre-
sentan mi trabajo cuotidiano, me ago
bia la idea de los mil factores que en-
tran en- la distribution de esa pelicu-
la por todo ell mundo. Y cuando me
que tu, lector, que pasas la Wis
ia por estas Iineas, presenciaras, en- al
gun Cine millares de leguas de dis
tancia de aqui, esas escenas que 20 in
terprete, analizaras mi trabajo, re-
greso la obra con la rcsolucion de ha-
Ger 10 mejor que pueda, a fin de que
todos los que me ayudan en- esta labor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10

La America Latina ofrece vasto CAM
po para IA estrella' del Cine, yo
tcngo verdadera ansia por contarme en-
tire las favoritas del pubiico del hemis-
ferio meridional. Me doy cuenta de
que, desde Ia guerra, no puede consi-
derarse suficiente ell territorio dc los
Estados Unidos. Las peliculas deben
tener una venta universal Y 81 la ac-
triz no es popular, o 81 es indiferente,
pronto caera en- ell olvido. Y puesto
que intcnto dedicarme a la pantalla du-
rante Inucho tempo todavia, me pro-
pongo hacer 10 possible por conseguir
toda una legion de amigos en- los paf-
ses ino-americanos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
Junio 13 (viernes)

No. William A. Jones, obispo
de la Iglesia Cat6iica de Puerto Rice
VS.. Josefa Torrena y Alexandra Toxidor
Declaratoria dc gravamen por csnsos
y cobro de reditos Abogados: Enriqus
Campillo y Eduardo Acuha.
No. 2023.-Rafael. Crtiz ". Sues G.
Rafael 7. Sama. Filiaei6n y p, .icion
de herencia.-T Traslado del Caao.D
Abogados: Large y zeno = jose 10.
sario Gelpi.
No. 2O24-Angela BTugman IS sres
de Rafael &. Sama. Filiaci6n po
ci6n de Traslado del case
Abogados: Large y zeno y Jose Eosa
rio Gelpi.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
Junio II Cmartes)

NO .-Eleutorio Vidal VS.. Fran
cisca Antique ct al. Reivindicacion DC
cr6dito hipotecario. Abogados: Fran.
cisco Gonzalez Jose G. Ramos.
No. 1935.-La Iglesia Cat6lica, Apos.
t6lica Romano de Puerto Rico VS.. RIu-
nicipio de Bayam6n.
Reivindicaci6n de bienes innuebles
Abogados Jose de Guzman Benitez y
Manuel +. Rosy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
0 MESMO, San Juan:

A June Caprice (cuyo verdadero nom
bre no sabemos a punto fijo) puede en-
viarle un sello de veinticinco centavos
" una carta, de preferencia en- ingl6g,
pidiendole su retrato. Su direction es
152 West 72nd Street, New York City
Pronto veran de cuya ausencia Sc
Pronto ~veran ustedes por ahi, en- la
'pantalla los artistas de cuya ausen-
.cia Sc queja.
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Caguas:

Mary Pickford esta actualmente ira
bajando por contrato con ell Primer Cir
quito Nacional de Exhibidores, como
10 habran ustedes visto en- estas colum-
mas. Tambi6n Sc habran enterado de
que va organizar con otros artistas
de primer orden, una compafiia produc-
tora independents.
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ALLIEE, Rio Piedras:

va contestamos la primera parte
DE su pregunta. Agradecemos mucho
pas amabilisimas palabras que nos de-
dica en- frances y en- espafiol y espe-
ramos que no nos dele sin el epilogo
de la fabula, aunque, efectivamente, la
Enodestia es nuestro fuerte. Ell senior
Carlos es casado. Esta usted servida
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
Junio q tviernes)

NO. 13so.-El Pueblo ". Pantaie6n
Roldan ct a. Asesinato cn ssgunio sra.
10. Abogafos. Arturo hponie. Jr. Jasn
p. TTuykc Fiscal
coRTE MUNICIPAL DEL DfsTRrTo
JUDICIAL MUNICIPAL DE PONCE.
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MAHLoN, Ponce:

va nos referimos a su pregunta per
sonal'. Mary Miles Minter tiene die
ciocho amos y es soltera. De Alice Bra
dy no podemos darle los datos que pi-
de porque no constan en- ninguna par
te, nj es ella afecta revelarlos.
Jack Pickford es, en- efecto ell ma
rido de Olive Thomas. Esta tiene VEIN
tidn afios. Las artistas que usted men
ciona va han salido, EN- efgie, en- nues-
tro diario. Hart tiene unos treinta y
siete amos.
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Usvu

No. 1S8l.-Ei Pueblo - victor r.
Martinez. Falsa representation I'm
pcstura. Abogados: Fcia y Aismaay.
Victor p. Martinoz Fiscal
No. 1392.-Ei Pueblo W. jose Manuel
Perez ct al conapiraci6n. Ahogados. G.
Traveller. Juan D. Huykc ) Fiscal
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sEaALAMrENros cRrMrHALrs
JuniO 10 uu veD

No. i39s.-Ei Pueblo W. Pedro ca
nisal.
Inf. Art. go G. r rsiosb0 pablica
Abogados: q II. Mosco-o. 7. g. Pt-ss
Almiroty = Fiscal
No. 19f3.-El Pueblo w. Ramona ~
gueroa dc Miro. ralsa representation.
aoogados: Buenaventafa Eatcvcs ,
2 seal.
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CINE REAL.
Dos Tandas.

Episodes y de la "Ratera Re
lampago'', un suceso mundial una
c6mica por Luquitas, titulada "Cada
Maestro Tiene su Librito".
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Espectaculos
CINE TRES BANDERAS
Dos Tandas

Estrcno de la emocionante cinta en-
dos parties por Luquitas titulada Nun
ca Dormimos' y los episodios 8 4
de la serie por Pearl White, titulada
LA Ratera Relampago", con los titu-
los muy importantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
CINE LUNA
Dos Tandas

Matinee noche Estreno de la
gran serie que lleva por titulo, "El
Misterio del Silencio', por Francis
Ford y "'La Voz de Oriente'' por Sc
ssue Hayakawa en- cinco grandes y emo
cionantes actos.
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HARRY PICK TICK, San Juan

HARRY PICK TICK, San Juan
Olga Mambelli debe ser soltera, aun-
que no nos conste. Los sellos postales
que Sc envien para obtener los retratos
de artistas deben ser norteamericanas.
ValesAa Suratt naci6 en- el Estado de
Indiana, en- los Estados Unidos. Ahi
Sc educo y, habiendo seguido desde tenn
prano la carrera de las tablas, ha obte-
nido sonadisimos triunfos teatrales. Su
entrada en- la escena muda es relativa-
mente reciente. Ha trabajado ilnica-
mente con la empresa FOX
KETTY, San Juan:
Clara Kimba.l Young es casada.
Pearl White, soltera. GCuanto CANA?
Un dineral, amigo. Es todo 10 que po-
demos decirle. Esos misterios de las
rentas, salaries, contratos granjerias
de los artistas de Cine, nos son veda-
dos en- 10 absolute.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
CINE NORMA I
Dos Tandas

Este bien acreditado cine de San
turce, exhibira esta noche la cuarta jor-
NADIA de lei Conde de Monte Cristo'.
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Sc proyectara en- este cine la inte-
resante cinta que Sc titula ''Y ERA
UN GALLINA" por la genial artista
de gran fama en- ell arte mudo Wallace
Reid.
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6ji25;''QIiiBuftalGS2 g.

No. 20i0. Emilio Aware 81. Jusa
Rodriguez Marqucz e. ai
CobEo dc dincro Abo.afos rnlrit
co Gonzalez Rafael MARITIME Afsa.
rez.
Junio - (viemsal
No. 2027. joaquin g9la v Errs
81 Luaa. Dcsahue'o. AboEados Hmf
MIA Leopoldo T0rmcs Il. gan.hrs
Montalvo.
No. eo12 -Aleiaudfo Tfane-eotl W
Bcnirno Rodriguez. Ecdule.du dr 9.e
clio en- pago de fnras rdatieaa por as
fecto dc cabida.
Abogados. Iiberiad Torres grau. -.
mas Torres Ptroz y L6p-z A. .ord
y1s pizarro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10

duaci6n del octave grado.
Tomaron parte los sefiores: Bo
acting Principal; Selles, Inspe'
del distrito, Fortuiio Selles y va
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CINE PUERTO RICO
Dos Tandas.

El primer episodio de la serie de
Ruth Roland "El Pacto de Tres" acom-
pafiado del soberbio drama en- cinco ac-
tos ''Titeres Sociales''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
EsTADIsrIoA CRIMINAL
MES DE MAYO DE 1919.

casos pcndientes al Gnaiisar Il mes
dc abrii dc 1919. 57.
Casos radicados en- 81 mes de mayo.
1919. 3f7.
Fallados duranto 81 mes de mayo.
1919. 277.
Pendientes en- ei mos De mayo. 6.
sohroseidos t-asiadados. q.
Apclacionos onfabladas en- AbrE De
1919. 2.
Failos condenatorios: 2iG.
Fallos absOiutorios: CT.
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r. ALEA, Fajardo:

Dirijase a Lasky, Hollywood, Cali
fornia, enviando un sello de veinticin-
co centavos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
sEIs sEMANAs
sEEALAMIENTos CIvILEs
Junio Il (jueves)

No. 2O17.-Alfredo Amy vs. Arturo
Guerra. Cobro de dinoro Abogados Ma
nuel &. Rivera Benjamin Guerra !
Gabriel Guerra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10

EN- Ell TRIBUNAL SUPREME DE
PUERTO RICO
TERCER TERMINo DE sESIoNEs
DEL AEo 1919 QUE CoEEEzo Ell
10 DE MAYO Y TEBMINA Ell 20 DE
JUNO
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TEATRo BELToGRAPH
Dos Tandas

Esta noche estreno de los episodios
tres cuatro de la serie por Eddie Po-
10 "La Tentaci6n del Circo''y una Co
mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
CINE HABANA
Dos Tandas

Hoy, ell episodio de Ia serie lei
Pacto de los Tres ell interesante dra-
ma titulado "Escandalo" EN- cinco par
tes.
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cLAsrF1cAo1oE DE- DELITos

Infracc.6n IA Ley ss sanidad. con-
dcnados 26. sbsueltos g.
Infracci6n al Art. 900. c. Penal. ab-
sueltos 2.
Infracci6n a Ia Ley De Pesas y Me.
didas. condenados o.
Infracci6n, Sec. 2. Bill Jones. con.
denados. 2.
Hurto do menor cuansia. condena-
dos. 10: absueltos 2.
crueidad para ION los animaiea. con-
dcnados IS; absueltos g.
Juesos prohibidos. condenados -:
absueltos 3.
Confin6a ca IA pfaina Z
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
Junio 10 (iucves)

No 2018.-Nathanie G. Coan VS.. Mo
raj Cia. s. EN- c. Cobro dc dinero. Abo
gados: Angel A. vazques y Jose sa-
baster
NO. 2019. Lorenzo Carrera VS.. sa-
turnino Marrero. Cobro de dinero. Abo-
gados: Angel A. vaEquez , Jose sa-
batter.
No. 202O.-Lorenzo Carrera vs.. Sa-
turnino Marrero. Cobro dc dienoro. Abo-
gados: Angel A. vazquez y Jose Sc
batter.
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CuatrO
mas de
de Dec
EiCsmprel

Elias son las pr
ras de los dientes
y de la decadencis
encias. Elias prect
mediatamente q
rrea (enfermedi
Riggs.) |
La piorrea proc
contraction de las
Y los dientes Sc
dando un aspectt
gradable a la bocs
Tenga presente
cinco personas de
cuarenta amos,
sufren &c piorrea,
bi sn muchos men'
esta edad.
Las pastas den
ordinarias no puet
tar la piorrea. La
racion de FORHA
tivamente la evita
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10

Reprisse petici6n general de la
grandiosa cinta de interes general por
su importancia que lleva por titulo
''Tarzan Ell Hombre Mono, desem-
pefiada por un mono aut6ntico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
JuniO 2s Cjueves)

No. 20ss.-Ike Goldsmith vs.. A. Vi
llari. IncumplimientO de contrato. Abo.
gados; Franc AntOnsanti c. NJ. Wood.
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INFoRMEs ARcHIvADos

+. Han sido archivados en- la Secreta-
ria Ejecutiva, los informes de las cor
poraciones ''The Columbo Tropical
Fruit Company, tBnena Vista Indus
trial Company, y "Arecibo Grape
Fruit Company.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-10
JUNO 60 (vioines)

No. 2O22.-Nicolas Ferrer vs. Hermi-
mia Ferrer Bocanegra. Divorcio.- Tras-
lado del case. Abogado: Francisco Con.
zalez.
NO. 2032. Jose Sanchez Gutierrez
VS.. Atlas Commercial Co. Indemniza-
.-Traslado del case. Abogados:
Angel A. vazquez y Henry @. Molina.
No. 1878 Julio codreau Co. VS..
Juan Carlos Mcccrmick, ct al. ctorga-
miento de escritura. Abogados: Manuel
v Jose Tons Soto, jose c. Ramos y So
to Gras y Siaca.
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Dos Tandas

CINE 'vAR1EDADEs', (BAYAMoN).
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Dos Tandas.

CINE TRES BANDERAs, BAYAMoN
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IESTHONIAN ISLAND
OCCUPIED BY BRITISH
Action Agreed To as Guar
dntee for Financial Aid.

PARIS. June 1.-The Council of Four
has sanctioned the occupation OF Oesel
Island. which commands the entrance to
the Gulf OF Riga, by British troops. The
Esthonlan Government agreed on the oc-
cupation as a guarantee for the payment
OF financial aid to the Esthonians
Marshal Foch has been appealed to
by Foreign Minister Poska of Esthonia,
who is now In Paris. to compel the Ger
mans to cease hostilities against the
Esthonians in the region OF Riga. The
Esthonians, NJ. Poska says were at
tackled when they went to the assistance
at the request of the Lettsh Govern
ment. OF the Lettish troops fighting the
Bolsheviki.
The Esthonian delegation has sent q
copy OF the appeal 10 each Of the allied
and associated Powers.
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u. S. NAVY LAUNCHES
FIGHTING BOLSHEVIKI
Men From Yonkton Cooper
atin9 With British.

ARcHANGEL, June 10 (delayed) Amer
lean motor launches. manned by sail
ors from the gunboat Yankton, are now
cooperating with the British fiotilla on
Lake Omega. Sunday the allied fiotilla
put to flight four Bolshevik craft.
With the possible exception Of motor
launches, which are now on their way
from England. none OF the American
craft in Archangel waters is availa-
bio for service on the Dvina, which is
too shallow even for the Eagle boats. A
formidable British river feet is gather
ing at Archangel.
The last British volunteer relief force,
under command Of Brig. Gen. Sadler. ar
rived in Archanged to-day.
Desultory fighting between gunboats
and land batteries is continuing on the
rivers. The troops are finding the Arc
tic mosquitoes equally as uncomfortable
as last winters cold.
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DECISION NEAR ON
OMSK RECOGNITION
Text of kolchak's Reply Re-
ceived by Allies.

PARIS, June 1.-THE Council of Four
has the complete text of the reply OF
Admiral Kolshak. the anti Bolshevik
leader in the Omsk Government OF Rus
STA, to the allied note concerning recog-
| milton OF the Omsk Government by the
Allies.
Decision by the Allies on the question
OF recognition of the Omsk Government
will not be much longer delayed
Bolshevik forces on Monday captured
Cfa, one of the cities recently taken by
the troops of Admiral Kolchak. after
three days Of ssnguinary fighting, ac-
cording to a Russian wireless despatch
received here to-day.
Ufa Is in the Province of Orenburg
and about 1T5 miles east OF Samara. II
II on the Trans-Siberian Railway and
In the rear Of the line to which the
kolchak forces recently advanced.
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BOLSHEVIK SPREAD
WORRIES THE ALLIES
HOrdes of Lenine and Bella
Kun Making Roadway on
Two Sides.
KOLCHAK MAKES RETREAT
Beaten Back 200 Miles by Red
Armies-Czechs Being
Driven Off.
KOLCHAK MAKES RETREAT


PARIS, June 1.-THE Council of Four 4
deal with Boishevism 10 again the sub
tect Of much attention. Before the re-
cent advance of the Bolshevik armies
there was much confidence here that
militant Bolshevfsm had been scotched
but this is now changed. The fiuvfua,
ton of the Bolshevik tide Is shown on
big map In the American mission
headquarters. This reveals that Admiral
kolchak has had to retreat nearly zoo
miles before the Red armies, while on
the western front Bella Kun's forces are
rolling up the Czechs and Rumanians.
kolchaks defeats. coupled with his
recent reply, are not altogether satisfac-
tory TO the Allies. Far from beins
scotched Bolshevism remains a very live
animal affecting all Eastern Europe
which never was in a more unsatisfac-
tory state.
The French press has just begun to
stress the point emphasized in Thu
SUNS dispatches recently, namely, that
II 1t Is not possible to deal with such
problems now. what would be the case
under a League of Nations? Empha-
sizing this point L'Action Francalse
says:
How beautiful It is! Romantic Eu-
rope creating q Peace Conference based
on the principles bequeathed by Ma
poleon III. to Wilson Slovakia Is no
sooner born than It IL In peril of death
pressed on three sides by Germans and
Hungariaus. Is the society Of nations
coming to its succor? 1t has not the
appearance Of doing so. BY what means
VIII IL take action against Bella Kun
Which of the great Powers Is ready to
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CR0Ix DE GUERRE FOR PARIS.
Bestowal Will BE Attended with
Much Ceremony.

PARIS, June 11.-Premier Clemenceau
has informed the president Of the City
Council that he has decided to confer
the Croix de Guerre with palm on the
city of Paris The bestowal of the deco
ration will be the occasion of a solemn
ceremony.
The city Of Paris already carries the
Legion of Honor on its coat of arms.
The addition OF the Croix de Guerre will
involye-a slight alteration in the shields
on public buildings.
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ARMENIA RAISING NEW ARMY.
Volunteers Called For to Create
Second Corps.

PARIS, June 1.-THE announcement OF
the creation OF a second corps OF volun.
teers and an invitation for all Armenians
under 80 years Of age, born in Turkey
to enlist 10 contained In a proclamation
issued by the War once OF the Armenian
republic received here to-day The vol
unteers will remain nine months in the
army, and besides their pay they will
receive food and equipment.
According TO the proclamation. legis-
lative elections throughout the Armenian
republic will take place from June 81 to
June 23.
1t is stated that the Armenians OF
Roslow have formed a company with a
capital OF 100000 rubles for the crea-
ton of a bank in Armenia.
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slight provocation now for them to adopt
belligerent measures. In some towns the
military police guards have recently
been doubled.
1t Is stated In American quarters that
every precaution has been taken to put
to stop local outbreaks between sol
diers and civilians during the period he
fore the Americans either pull up stakes
and start for home or resume their
march eastward into Germany in the
event of the German delegates refusing
to sign the peace terms and such a step
being decided upon by the allied com.
mand
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luton In methods Of conducting inter-
nationa, relations.
Many charges have been brought
against the covenant by friends OF the
league. They fear that 1t may prove
bureaucratic alliance: they complain
that popular representation fnds no
place IN e.; they point out with great
truth that II win not introduce the
millennium; and that It provides no alb
sofute guarantee against future war.
Answers Critics Of League.
But there is one suficient answer
to all such disappointed critics. The
league Is proved TO be real one by
the opposition which II has at last
aroused. Opposition which siumbered 90
long as the league was merely an elo-
quent idea has been awakened by the
covenant. Attacks upon II come from
all quarters and the question now at
issue II whether the people win really
support what their representatives have
done at Paris
1T Is this that gives the meeting on
Friday in London It's peculiar character.
Together with the campaign which II
h TO inaugurate II will be o serious test
Of public opinion.
The alternative beforB the British
people II one Of the most serious that
has confronted them in their whole his
tory. They are asked to take new
departure instead of withdrawing them
selves behind the Channel from the
troubles and the problems of Europe
as they have done after all great wars
in which they have taken part in the
past; instead Of renouncing their re-
sponsibility for the results Of the war
outside their own frontiers, for the new
States that their arms have created
and for the new family OF nations that
has grown up in Christendorn they are
asked to remain and labor in the field
of international relations and to bring
into the life of the world outside that
stesdyfng influence Of judgment and that
instinct for moderation and union which
constitute the genius of their race"
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3ssTH ON WAY FROM RUSSIA.
First of U. s. Troops Reach Bres,
From ArchanEeI,

BREsr, June 1.-THE first contingent
of American soldiers being repatriated
from Archangel. North Russia. arrived
here this afternoon on the steamship
Czar. The detachment comprised the
33eth Infantry.
The infantrymen disembarked from
the steamship for a few days rest at
Camp Pontanezan. They will proceed
for the United States on Saturday or
Sunday.
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PERSIA TO CLAIM INDEMNITY.
Legation Says 10000 Were Killed
in Neutral Territory,

GENEVA. June 1.-THE Persian Lega-
ton in Bern announces that Persia is
about TO claim an indemnity at the Paris
Peace Conference for war losses
The legation says that although Persia
was neutral 10000 Persians lost their
lives as a result of battles IN Persian ter
ritory and Turkish invasions. and that
the damage to State property Is COM
puted at $4,000. 900 francs and that to
private property at $500. 000. 900 francs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12
FRENCH HAVE AN ADVANTAGE
They Alone Are Permitted 60 Meet
Germans informally.
BY the Associated Press

BH ne AsS0c1dted PTe6s.
PARIS, June 1.-THE French Govern
ment. which has charge of the police
arrangements and supervision OF Ger
man delegates at Versailles, doubled the
guards there recently TO prevent outside
communication with the Germans. At
the same time arrangements were made
for French representatives to see the
members of the German delegation
whenever they desired.
Among other delegations some COM
ment has been aroused over the fact
that the French, as the only ones having
access to communication with the Ger
man delegation, can sound the Germans
out informally from time to time and
thus enjoy a considerable advantage in
the peace negotiations