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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-05
NOTAS AMERICANS

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gen mejicano. scn6n creo. a csc ana.
bic vegetal. dc eneanto sutii. se ila.
mo en- las Antillas francesas pefa
dc abogado". nombrp que pas6 al ho-
landes: como en- este idioma. ahogn-
10 Is ale gator. Jos ingleses confun-
dieron esta palabra con IL BE- ab'ea
tor. que signifca caiman. ror esto
aqui 81 aguacate es "pera dc caimsn~
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mOrada britannica q costa de los af.o
gados; entire Jos cuales no deia de ha
Der caimanes honorarios
Tambien 50 emplea on los Fstado-
Unidos 81 nombre De- graeado. qae me
parece portuRues. una corrupeian
del espanol. es Il que hRura sn ia
portada dc an Undo fo.leflto que ten
20 delante de los ojos Nosotr0s et.
tamos-o estabamos. porque. pfnia
blemcnte. las cosas han variado has
tante bicn de aguacates. perp muy
NAL de folietitos. Nuestfus neRuetar
ties no gastan dinero en esto. como.
los americanos. cue tienen fe en Va
letra de molde. y en- Jos dihuios > "a.
tograbados para dar salida q ias n1eF
cancias. atraer caudaics q Jos Baneas
y convencernos Do oue dehemos asr.
gurar nucstra vida"
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una cOmpania que So deilca en a
Florida a fomcntar Ia produtcisn B.
aEuacates. s. ,ontie1c informeH iate.
resantes 3 a6n Impresionanfes. t'no
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partc comestible del aruacate has AZ
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ais orbcr cicrto n6meru He taIot
pues segin De cieucia. 81 requfsrer
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una persona normal durants 1t 81.
ras. Luero. con dos lbras d.arat a.
masa dc aguacate se protee uno
de una cncrg'a diuna a. HinIsn
burg.
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cate esta "a altura A. n ieehe . A.
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tener Ia vida. sin necesiead de fansar
otra cosa mas que aqua. que - nlts
nutritivo. a ivualdad de- peso. que eI
bcefsisak que a. superior a ta1as
frutas dc protcina en sales wire
rales. y que su gran vaior ainenfi-
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-05

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-05

CAMfO DE BATAILA DE MAIPU.
masas; pero Ell terreno le viene estre-
cho, y Sc envuelve en- sus propias ma
niobras. Ell ndnero siete de los Andes
y ell ndmero uno de Chile cargan a
la bayoneta, los gritos de Viva la
libertadl, la escolta de San Mar
tin, al mando del mayor Angel Pache-
co, juntamente con Freyre, cargan So
bre su hanco derecho. El Burgos for
ma cuadro, y rechaza las cargas, aun-
que con grandes perdidas. Hacia me-
dia hora que duraba ell porfiado COM
bate. Los realistas, circundados, sin
caballeria que los apoye exhaustos de
fatiga, vacilan y empiezan a cejar, pero
sin desordenarse. La Ultima esperan-
"a es la reserva de granaderos despren-
dida de la izquierda, que no pudo lle-
gar tempo, y los cazadores de Morga-
do que, perseguidos de cerca por Las
Heras, quedan cortados Sc precipitan
en- fuga sobre ell callejon de Espejo
Ordonez, con sus filas raleadas empren-
de con serenidad la retirada hacia la
hacienda de Espeio, tornado en- masa
completa. San Martin redobla sus or
denes para que la persecution Sc haga
vigorosamente fin de impedir toda
reacci6n, y condensa su ejercito. Or
dofez continda iinpavido su movimien-
to retrogrado, y con sus liltimos restos
Sc refugia en- la hacienda de Espejo.
La batalla estaba decidida por los in
dependencies. San Martin, con ell la
conismo de un general espartano, dicta
desde a caballo ell primer parte de la
batalla, y ell cirujano Paroissiens 10 es-
cribe, con las manos tefiidas en- la san
gre de los heridos que ha amputado:
"Acabamos de ganar completamente la
acci6n. Un pequefio resto huge; nues-
ira caballeria 10 persigue hasta concluir-
10. La patria es hbre.'' Los enemigos
del gran captain sud-americano han di-
cho que San Martin estaba borracho
al escribir este parte. Un historiador
chileno 10 ha vengado de este insulto
con un energico sarcasmo: "iImbecilesl
iestaba borracho de glorial''
En- este instante oyeronse grandes
aclamaciones en- ell campo. Era o'Hig-
gins que llegaba. FL director, al saber
que la batalla iba empenarse, devora-
do por la febre causada por su herida,
monta caballo, y al frente de una
parte de la guarnici6n de Santiago Sc
dirige al teatro de la acci6n. AL llegar
los suburbios, oye ell primer cafiona-
20 y apresura su marcha. En- Ell camino,
un mensajero lie da la noticia de que
el ala izquierda patricia ha sido derro-
tada, y sigue adelante sin vacilar, pero
al llegar la Iona, tuvo la evidencia
del triunfo. Adclantose gran galope
con su estado mayor, encuentra a San
Martin a inmediaciones de Ia puntilla
sudoeste del triangulo, en- momentos en-
que disponia ell iltimo ataque sobre la
pcsici6n de Espejo: lie echa al cuello
desde su caballo su brazo izquierdo, y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-05

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-05

DAN MAhIlN " E10GANo GN Ri
Necochea, por la izquierda, no les fue-
ron en- zaga nj por arrojo nj por efca-
cia. La infanteria fue detenida en- su
avance por ell centro del ejercito rea-
lista, y contra ella concentr6 osorio los
mas heroicos esfuerzos de sus mejores
e.ementos La reserva y ell niimero II
de Las Heras, decidieron ell triunfo por
este lado'
He aqui como describe ell general
Mitre, en- su "Historia de San Mar
TIM, ell momento culminante de la ba-
talla:
"Aislada Ia izquierda realista, priva-
da del apoyo de la caballeria que la Ii
gaba con su linea de batalla y debi-
litada de las compaiiias de granaderos
que por orden de Osorio habian acudido
formar la reserva general, Las Heras
Sc disponia arrebatar su posicion,
cuando Primo de Rivera, que la man
daba, emprendio SUI retirada, dejando
abandonados en- el mamelon sus cuatro
cafiones. Ell nume"o IL de los Andes
los cazadores de Coquimbo, convergen
entonces hacia ell centro, persiguiendo
activamente las fuerzas de Primo de
Rivera, y toman la retaguardia enemi-
ga, mientras ell battalion efhfWntes de
la Patria", de Chile, rehecho, vuelve
concurrir al ataque de la izquierda.
La batalla Sc concentrate en- breve es-
pacio sobre la meseta triangular de la
lomada de Espejo, donde iba deci-
dirse.
Cast simultaneamente, ell combate Sc
removable con mas encarnizamiento por
una y otra parte en- la extremidad
opuesta de la linea. Para despejar Ell
ataque por este lado, San Martin orde-
ma a los Cazadores montados de los
Andes los Lanceros de Chile, que
arrollen la caballeria de la derecha enc
miga Bueras y Freyre cumplen biza-
rramente la orden: nevan una irresis-
tible carga fondo los Lanceros del
rey y los Dragones de Conception que
salen a su encuentro, los hacen pedazos
y los persiguen largo trecho en- desban-
dada hasta dispersarlos completamente
Bueras muere en- la carga, atravesado
de un balazo. Freyre, tomando ell man
do de todos los escuadrones, trepa la
altura y amaga ell hanco derecho de
ordonez. La caballeria realista de am
bos costados ha desaparecido. FL com.
bate final Sc traba entire la infanteria
argentine -ehilena la espanola.
Los tres batallones de la reserva
mandados por Quintana, forman en- Ii
nea de masas; Ell septimo de los Andes
mas avanzado la izquierda; Ell numerc
tres y ndmero uno de Chile al centro y
la izquferda, un poco mas a retaguar
dia. AL trepar la altura, encuentranst
casi quemarropa con las columnas d'
ord6fiez y Morla, que, ocultas por III
pliegue del terreno, oblicuaban en- aque
momento sobre su izquierda para ha
Ger frente al nuevo ataque, sin cuidar
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Arizona republican., 1919-12-28
PLUMPTON HEADS LOCAL BRANCH OF
 3. F. GOODRICH CD.

Announcement has just been made of the appointment of E. F. Plumpton to the position of manager of the Phoenix branch of the B. F. Goodrich Rubber company. Mir. Plumpton sue ceeds c. H. Howard, who has been transferred to Los Angeles where he will be in charge of important terri tory.
 MT. Plumpton came to Phoenix in April, serving the firm in capacity of service chief. Later, at his request, he was transferred to the sales de- partment. He has covered both north ern and southern Arizona and is thor oughly acquainted with all Goodrich dealers in the state.
 Mir Plumpton is booster for more irrigation projects and more good roads in Arizona which he believes will do more to build up the state than anything else. The Apache Trail, Roosevelt Dam, Casa Grande, Grand Canyon and other scenic and historic points of interest are not surpassed in the west, and MT. P1umpton firmly be- lieves that the opening of the scenic country will attract many thousands of winter tourists to Phoenix and other cities of the state.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28
TWO CARLOADS OF WASHING MACHINES
 LAST SHORT TIME

strong evidence of the fact that Phoenix fs maintaining it's place at the head of the cities of the southwest is manifested in a recent shipment of merchandise from an eastern manufac- turer to points in California and the southwest
 For the past year Alles and Potter, propr1etors of the Arizona Electrical Appliance company, 325 West Adams street, Phoenix, have been establish ing a reputation for the famous ALEC electric washing machines in this ter ritory. Hundreds of them have been rlaced in the homes of Maricopa county.
 When the factory recently called ne attention of the local firm to the iact that it was about to send a train load of ALEC washers to the coast Alles and Potter had no hesitancy in wiring an order for two carloads of ALEC washers to come direct to Phoenix The two carloads arrived just before Christmas. so close to Christmas. in fact that there was only time to make one hurried announce nent ftheir arrival However. not withstanding this handicap. sufficient phone orders and store sales were com pleted to necessitate the use of their entire delivery force in making Christ mas morning deliveries.
 The slogan which has been adopted in thesale of these machines. You've got to like it or you can't keep it. well typifies the faith which this local firm has in the ability of the A-B-C ma chimes to demonstrate and maintain its supremacy in the waching ma chine field. The exceptionally easy terms on which the machines are sold brings the possibility of ownership
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28
DOWN TOWN PARK
 FOR AUTOS OPENS

An innovation in parking cars has been started by the L. c. B. Auto Laundry at the corner of Third avenue and Washington street. Due to the fact that so many business and pro- fessional men are required to park their cars several blocks from their offices or places of business, they are requesting car owners to leave their machines near the auto laundry where it can be properly cared for.
 The L. c. B. people also make a practice of calling for and delivering cars where the owner is too busy him. self to take it to the laundry. Their parking space is open until midnight.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28
HEAVY DEMAND FOR

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 26--What many San Francisco dealers expected would be their last heavy demand for pocket flasks began here today. Deal than 5000 flasks during the holiday season to date. The only inference, one dealer said. is that convivial San Eranciscans are not going to weigh themselves down with heavy bottles from the home stock on the last night of the year but are going to wear" in the silver scroll design. About pint" was the way most orders for the flasks were qualified.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28
MAKE PEACE WITH YAoUIs

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Dec. 26.- The fed eral government of Mexico has com pleted purchase of 15,000 acres of land in the region of Morocuri and Huata- bampo, Sonora. on which the Yaqui h. dians are to be settled. The Indians are to be invited by the federal govern ment to settle this tract and become peaceful farmers, according to Orien- tacion, a Hermosillo, Sonora, newspe- per. The Indians who refuse to accept the proffer of peace and safegarded rights will be hunted down and exter- minated, according to a Mexico City news dispatch to Orientacion. Distri
 button is to start about January l.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

plished by one man, the driver, the sweeper being handled similar to a motor truck. The sweeper is provided with a large water tank and a spray ing equipment sufficiently in front of the broom to give the water enough time to penetrate the dirt before sweeping, eliminating all dust.
 For the past month this sweeper has been at work most every night on nearly every business and main paved street of the city, and yet it is so noiseless in action that it does not cause the slightest disturbance. It has a working speed of eight miles an hour and under ordinary conditions will
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

After thirty days trial the city of Phoenix has purchased an Austin mo- tor sweeper, one of the latest and most sanitary motor driven street sweepers on the market, the purchase being made from Pratt-Gflbert company through M- R, Lescher, their construc ton engineer
 This sweeper sprinkles. sweps and collects all manner of street dirt. in one operation. It sweeps the dirt on carrier- with no damage to the pave nent. conveys it to an ample recept- ac1e and transports it to a distant dumping place quickly. noiselessly and economically. All this work is accom-
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

within the reach of every family in the city. Daily demonstrations of the workings of this machine are being made at the sales rooms and in nu- merous homes throughout the entire country.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28
CRUSADE LAUNCHED
 AGAINST illlTERAcY

MADISON.-There are 57.000 per- sons in Wisconsin who cannot read or write. The University of Wisconsin has instituted a campaign of educa- purpose of teaching everyone the rudi- ments of English.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

Germany might as we'll agree to the final peace terms. We still have some of that force-to-the- utmost, for all our seeming benevolence.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28
AIRPLANEs TO KEEP
 TRIBESMEN FAMED

BOMBAY-Tribesme in Afghanis- tan have been warned by the British government that unless they abadon raiding of conveys and hostile invasion of peaceful territory. their villages will be subjected to airplane bombardment.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28
The First Real Postwar Car

Today's New York papers carry the announcement of the first real Post War Car-the new Marmon a.
 To make truly postwar car several essentials are necessary First, Prewar experience of the manufac- that would justify the Government in placing in their hands important work. Second, extensive wartime experience from which lessons of advanced manufacturing methods learned Third, the in corporation of features of design and methods of ufacture, learned during the war, the models.
 For 6z years previous to the war, the Nordyke 6 Marmon Company has built fine machinery; for IA years, fine motor The wartime experiences this company most comPlete-important mem bers of the organization occupied positions of with the Government; important aircraft engine contracts placed with the Company by the Government
 This the only motor organization commis- stoned to build two separate types of aircraft motors during the war-and the successful work these tracts demonstrated by the official awarding of the Pennant as 3ChamPon Liberty Motor Builders for October, o18, and permanent award later.
 Now comes the series Marmon 34 result. The High Efficiency Motor gives new smoothness of operation, power ranges, standards of performance"
 The new Marmon is built the most exactng standards of finer workmanship-by methods Previ- ousy used before only in laboratory experimental way-under most critical inspection system
 You can understand these accomplishments only by ride in the car-bchind the wheel ifyou like. We are ready to demonstrate you at your convenience
Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

Utopia is a place where everybody rides around in fine cars while the work does itself
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-30
Household Hints---By Mrs. Morton

then have, when tested in cold water,
the consistency Of maple syrup. Pour
into Jars or pitchers and cool it very
slowly.
Pour the syrup into fruit Jars. cans.
jugs or kettles. Boil in water bath ten
minutes; in a steam-pressure cooker
with five pounds, eight minutes.
Remove containers and tighten COW
crs or corks. Invert to cool and test
joints Store for winter use.-Unites
Department OF Agriculture.
REQUESTED RECIPES.
Nut and EGG SaIad-Three hard
boiled eggs, one and one-half cups
chopped celery or cabbage. one-half
cup chopped nuts. Remove yolks of
two eggs and chop fine. Season with
salt and pepper. Arrange a layer OF
egg, sprinkle with salad dressing. Add
nuts and celery, mixed, alternately in
this way until all are used. Rub the
reserved yolks through sieve
sprinkle on top. Circle all with dress
ing, gfarnish with parsley.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-30
She Married An AverQqe Man
BY ZOE BECKLEY

Eyes, Jimsie," I smiled. Come sit
here with me by the fire. It's lovely"
Jim looked greatly surprised al
most embarrassed, l should say. He
took off his hat and overcoat in a
sort of awkward silence. Then came
and knelt beside me on the hearth-rug,
taking my hands.
You aren't-arent- mad at me,
kiddie?" he said in his dearest tones.
why, of course not, Jim
IT was dsagreeable at dinner"
"Well-if you were, perhaps it was
natural under the circumstances; you
couldn't be expected to understand
l said this as if really meant it.
There was pause.
It's wonderful" said Jim at last,
"to como back and find you sweet and
friendly, dear" l said nothing. jim,
drew a long breath and swept a cir
cling glance about the room.
you know" said he after mo-
ment, Il believe the woman who
| makes a real home for man, does the
greatest thing a woman is capable OF
| doing"
| He kissed me.
felt wondrously happy. But some
where deep In my heart, vague but in
! sistent, was the feeling that l was, in
a way. Jim's mother-not merely his
wife-though Jim is twenty-eight and
I am only twenty-three.
| wonder If other women have that
odd feeling Of maternalness toward
their husbands!
! (To be continued)