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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21
l)opis.
Baltimore. Md.
II. listbpadh 1919.

byln mne vytykapo,ze jsem oznami
ze dosly stvrzenky cd Ceskosl. Ger.
veneho Krfze v Plaze ma zaslant
bedny pro Ceskosl. Cerven5 Kfiz 8
ze jsem nevidel rozdil podpisu.
!. Bylo mn6 tax ulozeno We sch1-
ri Kr. vyb.. dne 2. listopadu. bych
oznamil Telegraph. ze jsme obdr.
zeli stvrzenky cd Ceskosl. Ger. Kri.
ze. A take jsem tax ucinil povin-
nosti. Pan Navratil vsak tvrdi. ze
isem nevid6l rozdflu cd znaku Vos.
ka Byoir. Ma stvrzenkach zadne
razjtko Voska a Byoir neni. pouze
na zadni stran6 jest razftko. "Uni.
ted Czechoslovak Relief, 6 West 48
Street. New York. N Y" Nemohl
jsem tudiz porovnavati Sc znakem
Voska Byoir, kdyz tam v6bec me-
nis
2. Ze pry jest podpis necitelny.
Ma prvni STRANGE stvrzenky jest ra-
zitko: ''Ceskoslovensky Geryeny
Kria" podpis. ze jest podpis neci.
telny. neni moii veci. Eych to vyse.
tfoval nebyl jsem tim pov9ren.
A neni ami .. Navratil X tomu o.
pravnen. by nekoho podezrival neb
zajiste vi On sam dobfe. ze skorem
vzdy podpisy dfednik6 byvaji t9zko
k prect6ni. Tudiz v teto v6ci jsem
konal pouze svoji povinnost a mic
jineho. ssak ku konci dopisu pise
d Navratil. ze jsem svou 1lohu do
hral a chtel dati kazdeho do Cerne
knihy. kdo nechtel dati ma CNS. a
ze jsem byl pfi Rakousku. Ma to
odpovidam:
Zadnou 1lohu isem nehral. jen
pouze konal svoji povinnost. tax jak
il konal a nebo mel konati kazdy
poctiyy Cechoslovak. A dnes jsem
ma to hrdym. ze mohl jsen pomaha-
ii boji "a osvobozeni ceskosloven.
skeho naroda. .byt' sebe vice mne ma
davali psali mne tTeba "Sibe.
nickach." Ia to co jsem vykonal. Sc
nemusim a take nebudu styd6t. ale
die svych sill chci a budu dale kra-
ceti "a svou povinnosti k vytkrute-
mu cii. pomahati nasi svobodne.
vsak vydrancovane a zubozen6 Via
sti. Naopak. elm vice bude ma
mne Gtoceno. tim horliveji .p1jdu
dale. ne nadavkami q spinenin. ale
dobrym skutkem. Tot maj ell.
Vzdyt' presidentovi Masarykovi a
iin5m, ktefi vykonali mnohem vice
neEli vykenal kazdy t1as, dnes liz
de. ktefi Sc Jim nemohou a t1esfhi
ami Primo podivati do oef. take jim
nadavaji.
A CO Sc tyee te eerne knlhy. ptam
Sc Vas. p. Navratile. .kdo to byl. .jenz
1siluvn9 o to pracoval. by byli ii,
iez odepfeli dati ma CNS.. ma pra.
nyfi?. Wy Jste nejvice o to usilo-
val a kdyz ia byl proti tomu. tax
Jste chtel. by alespofl byly natiste-
ny iakesi plakaty a vyveseny v ce-
skoslovenskych obchodech a vefej-
nych mistnostech. A tn ia jsem
rekl. kdyz uz to must byti, TAX jest
k tomu Organ CNS. Poselstvi neb
isem v9del. ze to tan neotisknou k
vnli dalsi praci. A to Sc take stalo.
ze isem byl proti cerne knize, to
m1ze dokazati ten, jenz byl pfito.
men We sch1zi CNS. v cervnu Ger.
venci a pax We sch1zi sberateln. A
co se tyce toho rakusactvi. tom
Sc nebudu ani rozpisovati ponevadz
to jest nejposlednejsi. Gem mne
obvinuiete. Vsak d1kaz by Jste
nemohl podat. ia piece jenom "a.
stanu poctivym Cechem pres Vas
dtok. Tolik ma vysvetlenou.s Ma
zadne jine dopisv nebudu odpovida-
ii. ponevadz nejsem 81 zadne spat.
nosti neprotivosti vedom.
Jos. Reichl.
8l7 N. Rose ul
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21
zayrazdil Sc bfitvon.

Frank Goldsborough z Mullikin
ul;ce. nalezen byl We stfedu mrtev
dome dcery sve. kdez podfezal 81
hrdlo bfitvou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21
Tezce zranen hrebem.

Zamestnanec v BALTIC. Dry Docks,
Sam Hoffman. tezce 2ranen byl We
ctvrtek prudce vrzenym hfebem.
kterym rozrazena mu lebka v tako
We mife. Ee jen malo nadeje ma ieho
uzdraveni. Hoffman pracoval We
vnjtfku lodi kdyz jeden Z jehu
druhn vrhl druhefnu veliky hfeb.
Tento minul sc cilem udefiv Hoff.
mana do zadi lebky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21
Berger knoyn navrzen.

Socialist Milwaukee. Wis. !.
1ominovali We scht1zi Victora T..
Bergra "a cekance strany pro
EVlastni volbu l9 prosince ma vyplA
neni uprazdneneho mista. kdyz za-
stupci domu odepTeli pripustiti
Bergra do kresla do nehoz byl pred
rokem zvolen.
Jezto zp6sob nominovani social.
stickych cekanc6 jest volbou refe-
renda nasledkem nedostatku casu
vysvetluie sc nominovani v hro.
madne sch1zi. Pravf Sc. ze nomi
mace byla jednohlasna. Mayor Da-
MEL w. Hoan byl mezi Tecniky. jiz
We sch6zi mluvili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-11-21

Casopis Science sd9luje:
Professor Simek. feditel botanic.
keho Department. Atatni university
lowe. vyzadal 81 ma podzim. aby
byl sproEten sve administrative a
versi casti ucitelske cinnosti ,aby Sc
mohl vice v9novati sVemu vedecke.
mu badani. DR.. Robert B. Wylie.
professor morphologicke botaniky.
jmenovan byl jeho nastupcem.
"MOkrO" v Rhode Island
YySnSenO.
Odvolaci soud Rnstonu zrusiI
zakaz soLdce Browna. iimz vladni
1f d zadrzen7 byly We vymahan
plohihice V Rhode lsland
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17

manufacturing revival anticipated in
domestic as well as international chan
nels.
The reduction of discount rates
wherever and as soon as possible.
It is generally regarded here that the
root of the whole situation IS the rail
road problem. Every phase of the ques-
ton is in some way attached to the
prosperity or depression of the railroad
system. It is possible that Director
General Walker d. Hines of the rail-
road administration may be called into
conference to give his views. and those
of the railroad executives with whom
he had been comforting last week. The
| Treasury recognizes that with the rail.
| roads in the financial doldrums, husi=
ness generalfV will feel an adverse re-
Election. The subjeet of using govern
| ment warrants in lieusef cash in pay
| mcnt for railroad construction work
viii be takennp with d view to aseer-
| tanning just how far the banks will be
wiling 10 go III accepting them as col
| lateral for loans of cash II the bank
ers indicate a favorable attitude. Mr.
/ Hines Is probleFa occasioned by. the Re
| publican fibhster which killed thu
railroad appropriation of s750,00000o
will be solved for the time being.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17
RESULTS THAT REMAIN.

Mrs. Allen gave the above statement
on September %, 1908 and ON November
2G, 1916 she said: Il have never had
any reason to change my high opinion Of
Deans Kidney Pills. ] haven't found
it necessary to use them for years as the
benefit they brought me has been perma-
nent"
Price G0c, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy get Doans
Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Allen
had Foster NIilburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo
N "
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17
THOUSANDS DIE THIS WEEK.
Stirring Appeal from Committee on
Near East Relief.


NEW YORK, March l7-Thousands
of men, women aud children are starv-
ing to death in the Caucasus, according
Barton, chairman of the commission re-
Gently sent to that region BY the Ameri-
can committee for Relief III che Near
East, received by cahie at the head
quarters of the committee here today.
.'There Is no bread anywhere, said
the report. The government has mob a
pound. There are 10000 people in Erie
van wholly without bread, and the or
phanages and troops all through Eriyan
arc in terrible condition.
There is not a dog. eat, horse, cam
el or any living thing IN all the Igdir.
We saw refuge women stripping the
flesh from a dead horse with their bare
hands today
Thirty deaths day are, reported
from AShtarag. p from Etclmiadzin.
Izeir and Sadabad certainly more. An
other week will score 10000 lives lost
For heaven S sake hurry, We have
enough food in the country now al
Baku and Batun to keep the starving
people alive for some time The rail
ways are doing all they possibly can IL
get food to the people, hut snow IS ON
enemy at present. Please expedite n.
many men as YOU can; also please re
member we shall be through with GU
| food supplies pretty soon, so money ant
credit are vitality urgent.
The food ri Batum referred to ia til,
| report Is part of a cargo of 5000 ton
Of -four shipped from Seattle on TIN
Western Belle
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17

The high pressure for the organization
Of the farm to conform to war needs has
lifted" said Leonard Robinson, the presi-
dent Of the bank The farmer can now
resume his normal activities He can 60
back to his peace crops, engage more ex-
tensivey in diyersication, and plan Tor
the future. To the farmers in the First
Land bank district this transition will be
healthy and helpful With an easier la
Dor market. more normal transportation
facilities, and especially the financial ad-
yantages afforded by the Federal Land
bank, this should not prove difficult.
There is every reason for hopefulness
The Fort Dummer National Farm as
ISOLATION OF Brattleboro covers the county
Of Windham This association was char
tered Nov Is. 1917, and has made l.
loans amounting to $4,000. The directors
elected at the annual meeting for the
current year are George n Allen, presi-
dent, Of Brattleboro and w B. Locke,
vice president, of Marlboro The ,secre-
fary-treasurer is O. 3. Hughes of Brattle-
boro. The officers OF the association in
vite each farmer to communicate with the
secfetary-treasuror, who viii be very glad
to explain the system and to assist in
every way possible in making out the APP
| plieation and III securing the loan.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17
CALLS BANKERS
IN CONFERENCE.
Secretary Glass Wants Adj
vice on Several Financial
Matters
VICTORY LOAN TERMS
TO BE CONSIDERED
Hoped the People Will Relieve the
Banks from Making too Much of the
Loan-The Railroad Administration
Hopes for Relief.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March IL
America S financial future will be
eharted, as far as is possible at this
time, in three-day conference to be
held at the treasury department next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Secre-
tary of the Treasury Carter Glass viii
meet with the federal reserve board.
the governors of the federal reserve
banks. and the advisory committee to
the board, which includes A. Barton
Hepburn, of New York. J. B. Forgan
Of Chicago, and other big bankers. FL
nancial questions Of beth national and
international import will be threshed
out and an effort made to determine a
safe course for this country through
the reconstruction period.
Terms of the Victory loan will lie
considered, the secretary being de
sirous to review the combined opinion
of the country's best banking experts
before making his decision as to The
rate of interest, etc An especial effort
Will be made, it is understood, to fint
some means of making sure that tho
loan does not fail too heavily upon tn,
banks. II is regarded especially desir
able at this time to have the peopl,
subscribe the loan, because the fund
of the banks viii he needed in floating
reconstruction activities. The admin
/ istration is DESTROYS that no financial
difficulty be placed in the way Of ;
return to active commercial develop
ment
The loan, however, win be ono of Tia
least important subjects taken up. Tn
! calendar calls for discussion of the fol
/ lowing:
Methods of holding the internationa
trade balance, lodged with America dun
| ing the war in this country through tn
] reconstruction period.
Rehnancing of the railroads
Banking assistance in the develop
ment of foreign trade.
Financing OF the big trade am
a
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17
Spring Sales
Real Estate
Are Fine

Why not invest some mon
ey in real estate in Brattle-
boro. Conservative judges
estimate, that the town for
the next ten years will in
crease in population five
hundred each year. That
means increased values.
There will never be a better
time to buy a house for less
than the cost Of construction
than now.
$1,600-Will buy you a cot
tage house on a good street
in Esteyville.
Modern" house of 10 rooms
on Western avenue, fire
place, bathroom, double
garage, henhouse, beautiful
surroundings. Can be bought
right.
$2,000-Can you beat Ibis?
Four-tenement house locat-
ed within three minutes
walk of city hall. This prop
erty is rented at the present
time so as to pay over 10 per
cent of the amount Of in
vestment.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17
YOUNG SCOTCHMEN
DESIRE WORK HERE
Have Served -Four Years in the War
Want to Accept American
Opportunity.
Special to The Reformer.)
MONTPELIER, March Il

A letter of exceptional interest has
Just come to the hands of Harry A.
Black, secretary of state. II is from
two lieutenants of the 3rd Battalion of
The ROYAL Scots, each of whom has
seen four years service in the present
war They wish to come to America to
they have heard this country offers.
The letter is dated Feb. 10, 1919, and
comes from Levenhall, Musselburgh,
sSeotland. 1t follows in full:
+ The Secretary,
bureau of Publicity
Montpelier. Vermont,
Sir:
. Mr.. j. Sandfar Lucas has given us
your name and we are writing asking
for employment.
" We are Scots and at present officers
in above regiment and have each had
four years service III the army, both al
home and abroad
Previous to the war VIC were EN-
plcyed on clerical work and have had
experience in bookkeeping, paysheets
buying, selling and general Office ron.
tine work We are both able to write
shorthand (Pitman - and type and
have a good primary and higher grade
education. We are strictly temperate
in our habits and although we have
been wounded few times we are moi
thereby incapacitated or medically IN
fit in any way.
We are % and 23 years old respee
lively, about > feet six inches in height
and sturdily built. We have our ole
jobs at home open to us when we de
mobilize but we want to get away from
the cramped atmosphere of the olt
country and because there are very few
| openings for young men here.
We are ambitious and that vii
make Of Us good willing workers. Gu
army training has inculeated discipline
| in us and at the same time we hav,
gained experience in handling and con
| trolling men and in administrative
work.
Should you desire any reference q
| 10 our characters we would be pleaset
to forward them.
| If you can give US an opening W
can assure You that we viii do our III
most to give entire satisfaction ana de
vote ourselves solely to your interests
Awaiting the favour of reply, "
have the honor To be, Sir
. Yours faithfully,
.DAV. THOMSON-Lieut
NORMAND J. BIRD-Licut.
p. s. Please address any reply to
80 Thomson, . Ravenshaugh Rd
Leyenhall. Scotland.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17
LAND BANK BEGINS
IT'S THIRD YEAR
Fort Drummer Branch Of Brattleborc
Has Made Loans Since November,
1917, of S32,500

The Springfield Land bank entered To-
day its third year Of service to the farm
crs OF New England, New York and
New jersey, Thoroughly organized and
with a district adequately covered by
local associations The open winter has
permitted the bank TO put through a
good many late fall and carly winter ap-
pIications. For these reasons the spring
rush can be handled this year more
promptly and satisfactorily than in either
Of the previous years
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17
TWICE PROVEN.

: - eif~yuu suffer backache, sleepless nights,
= tired dull days and distressing urinary
19diserders;s don't experiment Read this
twiec.told testimony. It's Brattleboro
evidence douBly proven.
Mrs, II ). Allen, 81 Canal St, Brattle
Rl'oro, saxsa II suffered for months with
dull, nagghlg backaches and distressing
pains across my Kidneys My back ached
and panied and couldn't rest well nights.
Mornings | could hardly get around to
attend to my, housework, my back was
50 lame and when STOPPING or lifting,
sharp pains would catch me and | could
hardly straightcn up. l was also an
noyed by my kidneys acting too fire.
queutly. ! bought Doan's Kidney Pills
from the .Brattleboro Drug Co., and after
using two or three boxes, the backaches
and pains disappeared. ] no longer had
any backache or annoyance from my kid
news
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17
That is Financial Goal in Its
Missionary Centenary
Movement
SIS, 100000 A YEAR
WAR WORK IN EUROPE
Plan to Give This Sum for Five Years
-s85,Ooo,o 900 to Be Used for General
World Construction, Building Hospi-
tails and Schools.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE public
mind has been somewhat confused as to
the sum of money to be raised by the
Methodist Episcopal church in its Mis-
sionary Centenary for the general world
reconstruction, such as the building and
maintenance of hospitals, schools, church
cs, missions, etc.
Originally the board Of home and for
eign missions planned to raise SS0,o00,000,
this sum to be divided equally between
the home board work in America and the
foreign board for work in the foreign
missionary fields.
Next It was decided to add S5,900,G0
to the Centenary fund for war recon
struction work for the year 1910 in
France, Belgium and the other war dew
astated countries of Europe. making the
total Of the drive $s5,Go00e0.
When the Methodist Episcopal church,
south. Joined with the parent organiza-
ton in the drive and set its quota at
$50, goo, 0G0 il brought the grand total to
1920, OO0,0o0. the figure which has been
widely published in newspaper stories OF
the centenary.
Still later. however, the joint centenary
committee decided 20 include in the cen,
tenary fund S5,e00,00G a year for war re-
construction work in Europe for the fvc
years over which the actual paying OF
the money subscribed is to run This
brings the total centenary fund of the
Methodist Episcopal church to Sl05.G00
coo. II to this the fund of the Methodist
E,,iSp0,,a1 church South l. adIad = tl,r
sum Of Sl40,000,000 Is arrived at as tins
total fund being sought by the tive
branches of Alethodism
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17

popular life of nearly IS years, under
different management, Of course there
have Leon numerous other short.lived
publications since the introduction Of
The first nearly $50 years ago. These
furnished for time amusement for
their projectors who paid dearly FOR
their ambition.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17

The trouble in having some friends is
the upkeep.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17
Cuckoo Rrinns Coed LUCK.

There Is an old superstition preva-
lent in many parts of England that. if
you turn the money you have in your
pocket when first vote hear the cuckoo
in the spring YOU win rot suffer from
lack of cash al through the year,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17

T03
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17

manufacturing revival anticipated in
domestic as well as international chan
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-17
HOME RUM BAKER SIGNS.
VIII Return to New York American
Team for Coming Season.

Frank Baker, the famous home run
bumper of the Yankees, viii knock
souvenir baseballs into that right field
stand at the Polo grounds next sum
mer. after all. The renowned third
bascman has consented to return TO
the New York Americans for another
year. Lieut.. Col. 7. L. Houston, see
rotary treasurer of the Yankees, Mil
Ter Higgins, manager of the club, re-
turned Saturday night from Baker 5
farm in Trappe, Md, with the news
that the home run specialist would he
back on the home stand next season.
The trouble in having some friends is
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24

De uusssrOs sOrFssponsaIss sspsssaIss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24

-Por unas decharaciones que no tu-
vo Inconvenience en- haccrme el otro
dfa u prop6sito de un conficto entire
Ia "Uni6n Local'' y la compania dc
los trencs el6ctricos.
-Ahora caigo, 49,. la concicncia te
dice que por tn culpa..
;NataFio esta en- la prangana!
Puertas afucra de la Reduction, ma
die sabc 10 que tortura dentro dc la
chola de un reporter cl aguijonear de
un remordiiniento.
+ luna tempestad bajo un craneo!3'-
que diio ell autor de los "MiserE
blcs -.
Y como para ESQ somos cSmpaheros,
para aiiyiar Ia ccnciencia de uno con
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24
lHcMBRE, NATALIo!

Cuando entire csta mailana en- la Re
dacci6n, tuye que fjarme en- cl aspecto
Gle hombre preocupado que presentaba
mi compafiero Rios Ocana.
-aQue tc pasa, pequenin?
"A mi NADIA. A quien lie pasa algo
muy sord9, es al otro... Una catas
trofe!
-dY qui6n es el osro?
Natalie. .
d Ell de Ia guinea?
;Qu6 guinea nj gallo huido! ....>
Natalie Quinoncs, ell presidente de Ia
" Union Local de motoristas Y conduc-
tores.''
Use lie resiBti6 cl freno sc ha
roto la crisma?
-Todavfa pcor,...
IA yer?
Els que acaban dc ponerle cl CO.
cido dos leguas del olfato.
-6Y ESQ por que?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24

repente!
-Fulminantc.
-Dcja quo te olga.
-Veras: 70 cclcbr6 mi entrcvista
con ell rcdactor dc EEL MUNDo" ell
sabado de noche; y enseguida Sc 10 So
plaron al hombre; y me amenaz6 con
la cesantfa 81 volvla a charlar con los
representatives de IIprensa. Lucgo apa-
rcci6 cn Gel 7IUNEO" la confcrcn-
cia. Y hlego 70 aparcci en- cl despa-
cho de Mr.. ScwciL Una conversation
dc una hora cuarenta Y cinco minutos,
reloi en- mano. Sail de ALI con la len
qua seca. Ne bcbi dos cocos, uno nue.
vo ell otro saraso. Al dia siguicntc
me do los buenos dias cl cartero con
TN deapacho en- cl que me anunciaban
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24
. . HPuNTEs
Il V 6rt t::MOME|N,TO
Y va esta aquf Natalio.

Y va esta aqui Natalie.
Es un mozo de buena eStampa, pull
GRO, sc afeita todos los dias, anda STEM
pre- muy limpio, habla con mucha cal
ma V sabe bien 10 que dice.
Natalie, tn diras. 49,.
-Digo, que la cosa no me cogi6 de
sorpresa.
--Entonces, cuando tie dispusiste a
hablar. 80.
-Ya saba que atenerme. Me ju-
gaba el todo pOr ell todo.
-;Y qui6n debes el honor de for
mar, hoy dia, parte de la gran familia
de los ccSantes!
Al Sultan de los 'carros
d Sc llama?
MIR. Sewell.
-6Qu6 procedimientO cmplc6 para
que presentaSes la renuncia?
--6 Rcnuncia? ?..... ique val! -. Nc
limpi6 cl comedero sin previo plazo dc
-iAh!..... ipero, Ia cosa fue dc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24
No tuve que andar mueho.

: NO tuVe que andar mueho.
Ell COLO, este celebre COLO de quien,
mas adelante, otro dfa, he de hablar
mueho, Sc comprometi6 traer junto
a mi escritorio Ia vfctima de nues-
tras indiscreciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24
LOS SUPUESTOS "B0LSHEvIKIS" B0
SALEN POR Pin, De CUBA

HABANA febrero 23 (noche)-Fegrin Barros. asitado
portOrrqueos que sdO dcendos aqu por ordsa del Secrets
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