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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-07

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-05

.OtrO lado las fuertes lluyias estan
hacienda un NAL efectO sobre la
presente Zafra de los molinos de
Criente y Camagtiey que Sc habia
esperado continuarlan mOliendo
durante los meses de Julio y Agos
to, algunos de ellos han tenido
que interrumpir sus operaciones
por complete, mientras que otros
estan solamente trabajando parte
del tempo a consecuencia de las
dificultades de obtener la cana V
|el resnltadO como es natural ha
quedado reducido grandemente
por la estaci6n de aqua. Sc es-
pera todav1a que las condolences
del tempo mejoren antes del final
de Agosto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-05
CAFE

No ha habido NADIA especial en-
el mercado del cafe, los precios
han fiuctuadO bajo ell caprichO
temporal del elemento comercial
con cambios netos para la sema-
ma y firmes-el alza ha llegado de
36 a Is punto pero en- vista del
hecho de que la nueva cosecha sc
Festa ahora moviendo los inclina-
dos a la baja no Sc han impresio
nado materialmente.
La demanda por existen-
cias esta muy quieta, y ell pals
esta todavfa manteniendose pen
dientes de la absorcion de las gran
des ventas de hace algunos meses.
Algunos "cambios de chaquete-
ros" en- ell comercio, han tenido
lugar y Sc dice que Rio Is fue
cotlzado a ~ 3I4 centayos y san
tos As a % 8 a y a % centavos, Ell
esperado movimiento active de los
Poderes Centrales no Sc ha mate
rializado todavfa y adn despues
de los arreglos de los creditos es
de preguntarse sde que tamaho Sc
ra el volumen de cafe que pueda
tomar Alemania en- su presente
sitnaci6n caotioa? Somos toda-
via de opinion que el mercado es
una venta en- fuertes existencias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-05
AZUCAR REFINADO

Mucho sentimos informar que
la situaci0n del az1car refinado
no muestra ningun mejoramientO
a pesar de la actividad de los de-
rretidos y ell embargo de exporta-
ci6n que gradualmente contribui-
ria y, facilitar1a ell proVeer las exis
tencias domesticas. En- verdad
las condolences pueden ponerse
peores a consecuencia de la huel-
ga de los marinos que amenaza
interrumpir ell movimiento del
az1car crudo este puerto y con
las pocas existencias en- la actua-
lidad, los refinadores pueden YER
se precisados a reducir sus opera
clones. En- vista de esta posibi--
lidad, ell comerciO muestra volun-
tad para tomar az1cares suaves
cuando no pueden obtener la gra-
nulada, esta polftica es muy acer
tada y fuerte recomendamos tales
compras. Arbuckle hoy han esta-
do aceptando negocios para gra-
dos bajos de azticar suave nume-
ros del IL al IA inclusive, los
embarques sujetos a tardanzas, a
base de 8 centavos y tomaron un
considerable volumen de pedidos.
La Federal temporalmente retira
ron su az1car de conservation. .
Hay una activa demanda para la
eXportacion pero los refinadores
declinan vender pendientes de que
Sc levante ell embargo sobre los EN-
barques en- ell exterior. Sc rumo.
-ra de que Sc estan pagando sobre
az1cares de segundas manos tanto
domesticas y para la exportaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-05

conudo exprofesoExctas condolences sani
tai d1no I 9pa nad dn paa en- an 3 ae n G odas
las enendades crabes arrego las mas rputad
servicioAsisnc faculatva de primer 6den-Cupo
medico resdente en- el Sanaoro
pudendo aendidos popo mecos los de La soc
espsa aad9s dos n para Sen soTs Rsrr.
@ 5onsu hs Simple n IS $500 q ''0s '
eIcos hidroterapco nssajes Rayos W Fuuraci6 ETC.
clos equitativamente convenconales a..
coNsU1ToR1o
Rafael Cordero 122 San JUAN P.
Ediacio eqnTudo beo poado de los los esmsn9 @
PERSONAL crENT1F1co
Director sanatoro Dr. Don Barreiro
consulta General sanatorioParada 37Fato Rey de
Director del consuoio: Or DON Manuel ouevedo Baez.
Consulta GeneralConsuoo 5s de tarde los dias IA
esa dS ea Il T. Dr. 6 Dom %aRaas aiss V vs @ 1s z'
consulta En- consultoo de 2h Tde los das aboTables
Espeeiasta en- ojos Nariz oido Gganta- Don
sanatoro PARTICULARS de 81 arde los das laboables
Medicos Internos e sanatorio:
BE DE Don Don Manuel Manuel esT.s: coEse.
C,rugia Dertal:
Dr. Don Lorenzo r. Noa e
consulta: oDopel No Plazuela dc tarde
Don ENRIQUE Fernandea,
4. Jose Ducheny,
Nicolas Gonzalez
Astencia facutativ undada po 4as
dad Nurses Tuadas de copeta aptud pracca optnua
niendo derecho enddos cualquea de
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Presidencia, Apartado 2G. Tesoreia, Apartado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-05
A LOS DUENOS DE AUTOMOBILES ~
"WILLYS KNIGHT Y "OVERLAND"

Hemos sdo nobaos para Isla Puerto Rco dis
trbudores de los automobiles "WIILYS KNIGHT "OVER-
LAND Els nuestra nenc6n extender odos los dueos
os orvco genuine tai venimos prestando los
dueios de las pantas elGccas "DEICO LIGHT" motores
'NOVO" y otras neas mec5nicas. IA
Tenenos disposition los servcos del Sr Manuel Garcia
necanco po educado la fabrca de la WHY'S Overland
Company. sci
Nos ayudaran materianote 81 odos los duenos de
WysKngh "Overand' va Ia isla, avsaran de cua
quea pea de repUeto serco necesten ahora
bn caquer otra information que deeen daos Esaos pre-
rrando as de pezas de repuestos qsramos sabro que
hemos de hacer fin de que cada dueo de "WiysKnight
"Overand' quede satisfecho de caro-.
CO LORD 6 co. Inc.
Box 1913, 1.*
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-05
(De la Bolsa de Nueva York
Julio 25 de 1919.

Julio 70 de 1919.
Hay muy pocos cambios en- la.
situaci0n azucarera, no obstante
que naturalmente la huelga de los
marinos ha tenidO una tendencia
que causa un sentimiento nervioso
Ell los c1rculos refinadores de que
.pueda haber una interruption en-
el libre movimiento de suminis-
tros de Cuba y Puerto Rico. Sc
dice que los buques despu6s de
descargar el az1car que traen son
detenidos en- su viaje, pendientes
del arreglo de las difcultades de
la huelga.
En- tiempos normales, habr1a
menos incertidumbre sobre estos
asuntos puesto que los refinado-
res estaban .acostumbrados a te-
ner existencias pOr varias sema-
mas en- contraste con los suminis-
tros de presente que solo es para
una semana de derretidos. Los
arribos han sidO suficientes para
cuidar de los requisites hasta ell
preSente por la semana en- los
Puertos del Atlantico, por elem
.plo siendo 6S,290 toneladas que
Sc comparan con los derretidos de
$4,000 toneladas, la deficiencia de
algunas 5000 toneladas que Sc lie
naron de las existencias que esta
ahora reducida a S6,747 tonela-
das. Sc ,calcula que hay 10000
toneladas de aztcar afiote de Gu
ba Y Puerto Rico, 10000 tonela-
das, 10000 toneladas del Hawaii
Y 5000 toneladas de las Islas Phi
| lipinas y otras parties.
Los cables cubanos nos infor-
man que los ingresos en- todos los
puertos fueron 32,940 toneladas
que Sc comparan con 29,142 tone
ladas del afIo pasado. Hubo ex
portaciones de 45,170 toneladas a
los puertos del Atlantico. La pro-
ducci0n visible hasta Julio 10 es
de 3,437, 700 toneladas. 12 Cen
trales estan todavfa moliendo ca
Tia. La perspectiva es favorable
para la zafra que esta creciendO
por la lluvia y mas 81 estas CONT
n1an.
La Junta Equitativa contin1a
comprando ell az1car cubano a
5,SS centavos .costo y fiete reven-
diendola los refnadOres a 7.2S
centavos entregada. La de Eu-
ropa ha declinado subsiguientes
ofertas. Como refejandose por la
situacion que prevalece, la prueba
de 50 grades de Philippians Sc ven
dieron a 7.25 en- almacen O sea a
una base la que de Cuba y Puer
to Rico de SO grades Sc esta COM
prando por los refinadores.
Hay a1n el mismo deseo en- la
demanda domestica por ell az1car
refnado con los. .refnadores que
estan bien sobre vendfdos Y con
poca perspectiva de una mejor1a
Immediate pues ell pais,esta toman
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-05
Inforne sobre el ner>
cado de azt1car
y cafe

| do los derretidos tan pronto come
estos Sc eembarcan. Tn fuerte co
1nercio de exportaci6n puede ha-
cerse ST no fuese por el embargo
sobre los embarques afuera, y es
tos vienen de todas parties de Eu-
lropa.
Willett & Gray tienen un cable
| de Manila, informandoles que
las exportaciones de JUNO
fueron de 1000 toneladas los
puertos del Pacffico de los Esta-
dos Unidos y $4,000 toneladas al
leiano Oriente. Ell total de expor
taeiones desde Enero 10. al 80 de
Junio fueron 81 200 toneladas que
Sc comparan con 114,091 tonela--
das por ell mismo periodic en- ell
aio pasado.
La misma casa tiene un cable
de Java en- que Sc dice que la "a
fra de 1919 y 20 que Sc esta reco-
cogiendo no esta llegando a la
perspectiva y que 10 producido
probablemente sera un POGO me-
nos que 10 calculado de 1900, 900
toneladas. Los azdcares Sc estan
cotizando 40 forines pOr picul
#. O. b. Java que es ell equivalente
de 11.SO centaEos por libra en-
nuestra moneda. Hasta ell fin de
Abril sc han embarcado a los pal
ses Europeos de la zafra que Sc
comenz6 en- Mayo de 1918,
/ 380,S51 toneladas fuera de las ex-
| portaciones totales de | 1,791 ,478 to
neladas.
Ell Sr. Fl. A. Himely, sbajo fecha
la de Julio, escribe 10 siguiente
'"T nemOs en- la actuall-
dad una estaci0n de lluvias al es-
tilo antiguo,en mayor cantidad de
Illuvia hasta ahora, de 10 que he
mos estado acostumbrados desde
hace un buen n1mero de aiIos. Co
mo consecuencia de este, los cam
pos de cafia presentan un aspecto
esplendido, y que promote mucho,
a no ser que suceda algo no previs
to, un gran aumentO en- la existen
cia del exceso de humedad, pero
este no es de sufciente importan
cia para que afecte las condicio-
nes generates va descritas arriba.
La yerba va al mismo paso que la
cafa, de consiguiente, bastante
trabajo tendra que hacerse en- este
i aiio. Como consecuencia de este,
los campos de cana presentan un
aspecto esplendido, y que promote
mucho, a no ser que suceda algo
no previsto, un gran aumento en-
la existencia de cafia para el pro-
ximo aflo. En- algunos terrenos
bajos, las nuevas plantaciones sc
han perdido consecuencia del ex-
ceso de humedad, pero este no es
de sufciente importancia para
que afecte las condolences genera
les va descritas arriba. La yerba
! va al mismo paso que la cafla, de
consiguiente, bastante trabajo ten
dra que hacerse en- este aiio para
conservar los campos limpios. Por
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14

seems 10 be desired especially by
this so-called Monks
Their whispered plottings are
overheard BY Nancy. who atones
for her former kidnapping OF Oliver
by risking her life to inform his
new friends of his true parentage.
The interview between this
scorned street-girl and the beauti-
ful Rose Maybe. adopted niece of
divers protectress, gives Dickens
a splendid opportunity to which he
does not fail TO do full justice.
"Coldly and harshly treated by Mrs
Maylies self-righteous servants, the
girl is i'm a defiant mood when fl
nally admitted, and remarks, with
a toss of the head. It's a hard mat
ter TO get to see you, lady. If
had taken offense and gone away,
as many would have done, you'd
have been sorry for it one day, and
not without reason
But "the kind tone of the answer
she received, the sweet voice, the
gentle manner. the absence of any
accent OF haughtinoss or displeas-
ure tool, the girl completely by sur
prise and she burst into tears. oh,
lady lady she said, clasping her
hands passionately before her face,
if there was more like you, there
would be fewer like me. there
would, there would"
Then comes the startling account
OF what Nancy had overheard:
Monks has secured, by clever in
Cuiry and bribery. the locket and
the ring. he recognized oliver; he
alludes To his fathers will and
speaks Of the qualification it will be
TO him (Monks) to make COM
mon felon of his Youngest brother
oliver. He also says with a laugh
that there is some comfort in the
fact that his identity has been kept
from his latest friends, since how
many thousands and hundreds of
thousands of pounds they would
give TO know who their twO-legged
spaniel is"
Rejecting all Roses efforts to
place her in some safe refuge, from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14

at great speed
and oftentimcs
the custom of
printing his nov
els i'm paris made
this necessary.
He was seldom
far ahead OF the
printer. But or
dinarily he con-
sidicrcd three
pa GeS a BODU
days work. II
he did four and
they satisfied him
lc thought it an
unusually goo d
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
OLIVER TWIST-By Charles Die kens
Condens atom b owardL

watched. Skies, insare with rage,
brutally disregards her protesta-
tions that she has shielded him and
has remained faithful TO him. Dis
believing her. he beats her TO death
with a club. then fees vainly from
the terrors Of his own memory Of
the deed, and dies by an accident
as he IS trying 10 escape arrest.
The gang is broken up by evil
dence in Mr.. Brownlow's hands.
Fagin is tried and hanged
AS TO Monks, whose real name is
Leeford. Mr. Brownlow proves to
be hts fathers intimate friend, 20
have had first-hand information Of
all the facts the dissolute son had
tried 70 conceal Oliver is his half
brother. natural son OF Edwin Lee
ford and Agnes Fleming. TO whom
he had turned in passionate love
from his unhappy and wretched
home His VIII left the bulk OF his
property to Ggnes Tin default Of
other atonement) and TO their an
born child. If a boy. however, ne
was only TO inherit if he kept his
name unstainsd during his minority
Rose is the younger sister of the
unhappy Agnes.
Monks takes the share given him
and leaves England; Oliver is
adopted by Mr.. Brownlow; Rose
marries Mrs. Maylie's son, Harry,
and the two households enter on
well-merited blessings and happi-
ness.
Copyright. 1919 by the Post Publish
Ing Co THE Boston POST. Copyright in
the United Kingdom, the DOminions, it's
Colonies and dependencies, under the
copyright act. by the Post Publishing Co >
BOston. Mass, Z. s A. All rights re-
served.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14

his writing I'm the morning. He
- usually was content with the
hours between . and I. He rarely
wrote I'm the afternoon. In his youth
ful days nc often composed at night
but this habit was abandoned later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14

her horrible associates, and refusing
ali rewards. the weeping girl re
turns to the only life she has ever
known, arranging TO repeat her evil
dence to some discreet man whom
Rose is TO bring 10 London Bridge
Nancy keeps this appointment
with Rose and Mr.. Brownlow, but
it costs her her life, as suspicious
Fagin has had her followed and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14

set aside another
for exercise. He
describes how he
walked "A b O u {
the black streets
OF London 10 and
20 miles many "a
night when all
the sober folks
had gone TO bed.
As hc walked,
whether i'm Lon
don or Paris
streets or along
tho kentish Cliffs,
he was planning
his story. But he
was not so alb
sOrbcd as TO he
ObliViOuS TO the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14

Tie liked 90
write. He described himself * one
''whO writes and gTins. - II
he thought nc were very funny
indeed" This was when he
was well into his story. In starting
novel lac was extremely slow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14

He could not hit upon names that
satisfied him. His most loved hero
was Trotfield. Trotbury, COpperbOy
and COppcrstOne before ne finally
became Copperfeld. But once I'm
his stride hc seldom rewrOte, and
Ia plunged ahead joyousIy.
For every hour given to writing he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14

ed. Quaint and commonplace
men and women in city streets
and country lanes flashed for a
moment before his eyes and the
next day were made immortal In
his tales.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14

A cynic Is merely a sentimentalist
with a cinder in his minds eye.
The daily banner., 1919-05-08

sponsibility for causing all the loss and !
damage to which the Allied and Ass0- I
ciated Governments and their nationals
have been subjected as consequence OF
the war imposed upon them by the ag-
gression of the enemy States"
The total obligation of Germany to
pay, as defined in the category of dam
ages, is to be determined and notified
to her after fair hearing, and not
later than May 1, 1921, by an inter-
Allied reparation commission. At the
same time. schedule of payments, to
discharge the obligation within so years,
shall be presented. These payments are
subject to postponement in certain con-
tingencies. Germany irreyocably recog-
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necessary information and to pass legis-
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further agrees to restore to the Allies
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AS an immediate step toward restora-
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gold. goods. ships or other specific forms
of payment, with the understanding that
certain expenses, such as those of the
armies of occupation and payments for
food and raw materials. may be de-
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While the grand total of damages as
sessed against Germany may exceed her
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compensation for all damages caused to
civilians under seven main categories
(a). Damages by personal injury 10
civilians caused by acts of war, directly
or indirectly.
(b). Damage caused to civilians by
acts of cruelty ordered by the enemy,
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The daily banner., 1919-05-08
Responsibilities.

1.-THE Allied and Associated Powers
publicly arraign William II, of Hohen-
zollern, formerly German Emperor, not
for an offense against criminal law, but
for a supreme offense against interna-
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The ex-Emperor's surrender is to be
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law. If the charges affect nationals of
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concerned. Germany shall hand over to
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The judge (garbled in cabling) will
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Reparation.
''The Allied and Associated Govern
ments affirm, and Germany accepts, on
behalf of herself and her allies. the re-
The daily banner., 1919-05-08
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.60c.-Adv.
The daily banner., 1919-05-08
Road to Happiness

Be amiable, cheerful and good ma
tured and you are much more likely
to be happy. You will find this diff
cult. if not impossible, however,
when you are constantly troubled
lain's Tablets and get rid OF that and
it will be easy. These tablets not
only move the bowels, but improve
the appetite and strengthen the di-
gestion. Adv.
The daily banner., 1919-05-08
Get Rid of

| Get Rid of Your Rheumatism.
Now is the time to get rid of your
| rheumatism. You will find Chamber
lain's Liniment great help. The
| relief which it. affords is aIone wor-
thy many times its cost. ADV.