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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
PASSPORTS HARD TO PROCURE.

Latest information from the state
department relative to the issuance
of passports to foreign countries con-
tains the rules of practice followed
by the department of passport CON
troll.
American citizens may execute
their passport applications before
agents of the department or clerks
of courts authorized by law TO nat
uralize aliens. The necessary blank
forms may be procured from such Of
~feials.
1t is not the general practice Of
the department to issue passports 70
wives who desire TO accompany their
husbands on business trips to Eu-
rome. As a general rule, passports
are not being issued TO persons de-
string To go &c European countries
in connection with the settlement OF
estates. Persons applying for pass
ports for this purpose should accom-
pany their applications by docu-
mentary evidence showing why their
interests cannot be properly pro-
teeted through the services of re-
sponsible attorneys abroad.
At the request of the War depart
ent. a rule has been made p%reeluding
the issuance of passports valid fer
European countries to the mothers.
wives or daughters Of officers or en-
listed men in the armed forces of
the United States, Or of men serving
in Europe under the direction of the
American Red Cross. Y. NJ. G. A. or
similar organizations.
Passports are not ordinarily being
issued TO persons merely desiring 70
visit relatives in European countries,
although exceptions may be made IN
favor of persons who wish to visit
near relatives who are i'll or aged
and infirm. In such cases. the APP
plicants should establish. by docu-
mentary evidence, the necessity for
their trips.
The department has not resumed
the issuance of passports valid in
Germany or Austria Hungary.
An application for a passport must
be accompanied by evidence of citi-
zenship: and AFFIDAVIT OF a witness
who has known the applicant for at
least two years; two photographs;
documentary evidence showing ne
cessity for travel and the fee of
dollar.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
AL SHIDLER MUST SERVE
OUT HIS FULL SENTENCE

AL Shidler, formerly deputy sher-
if of Nye county, must serve his
sentence of two years at McNeil's
Island, for violation of the espion.
age act, says the Tonopah Times.
Word to that effect was received oy
District Attorney WOODBURY., who
has been advised that the circuit
court OF appeals had upheld the rul-
ing of the lower court.
Shidler was convicted just about a
year ago in the federal court at Car
son City upon four counts and sem
fenced to serve two years on each
count.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
GERMAN MIND
HAS CONE Wild
Nation Is Struggling Under Tenn
porary Insanity.
DELuSIONS AS TO PEACE

People Believe Germany Was Not
Beaten Militarily, but Simply Got
Hungry and Sick of War and There
fore Accepted Entente Conditions
They Now Talk Of the Next War
and Revenge While Their Nation
perishcs.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

Former Kings Grandson Leads Revolt.
A grandson of King Johannes OF
Abyssinia. who died In 1889, has re-
vOlted and declared himself king un-
der the name Of Theodore. The gov
eminent has emf out a punitive expe-
dition to put down the rebellion.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

Japan has 30 artificial dye factories,
with an amman capacity In excess Of
lO.00O.0O0 pounds.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

German psychology has always baf-
fled the rest Of the world, or at q
those who tried to understand why n
| German thought rs he did. The world
Is due for n still worse battling IL IL
tries to understand what. goes on in
the German mind today.
Mentally, the German mind, sudden
ly thrown upon its own resources by
the fall of the old system which fed
people thoughts as well as food. has
gone wild. Under the strain of the
war and due to the sudden changes.
the Germans have become childlike
psychologically. This is taking Ger
mans generally.
Thoughtful. serious Germans. when
you occasionally find them, realize the
temporary insanity. if II can be called
that, under which the Germans as a
nation are struggling.
It is the only way OF understanding
the lack of realization as to the real
condition Of things, a wave of which
has swept Germany. No one looks far
Their than his nose, and every man and
woman is interested entirely In his
or her immediate self. There is little
broad vision expressed in papers, In
speeches, or in personal opinion as you
hear them in Germany.
Talk Of Next War"
To cite specific eases. The peace
and why it was signed is n of the
German decisions. Practically every
man. woman and child believes Ger
man. was not defeated militarily, but
simply got hungry and sick OF war, and
therefore accepted the entente condi-
lions. This belief prevails In spite OF
the public statements of men like Err
berger, who have told the Germans
their armies were defeated militarily.
Perhaps this belief fosters the talk
regarding the next war" Not only
occasionally but frequently. and by all
classes Of people you are asked:
well, when is the next war coming?"
Often Germans go further than that
and speak specifically OF the next
val with France to get revenge"
There is war talk OF all hands. though
Germany is in a state of collapse that
Is almost hopeless, and is entirely de-
pendent upon the will of the allies for
her future.
How much the German believes ~
what he says is another matter. Prob
ably he is out of his head, but this
same Discrimination TO realize actual
conditions as they were led the Ger
man to support the military class dur
ing the first four years Of the wal.
The German apparently does not think
things out any more than he did.
In his attitude regarding the entente
the German manifests about the same
breadth of vision. Papers are filed
with vindictive articles, much of which
Is furnished by bureaus established for
the purpose In Holland and Switzer-
land, which carry sensation rather
than news.
Whether this campaign to stir up
hatred Is organized Is not certain. But
the fact remains that Germans are be-
ing inspired with a hatred of France
that never existed before. and that
makes being good neighbors the more
difficult.
Strikes Now the Race,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
Strikes Now the RAGE.

Ii is no uncommon thing for half a
dozen or more strikes to occur because
one group Of people demand better
pay. or because a law Is not passed as
quickly as a certain class wishes. No
doubt the conditions are bad. but the
strikes for sympathy Just make them
worse. Employers find that workmen
who have come from the front are only
half as efficient, not because they are
out of practice. but because of the alb
normal psychology under which they
live now. Mentally. they have become
b~olshevik. erratic and lazy.
This wave Of responsibility is n
Of the greatest dangers Germany faces
and makes the establishment Of the
new republic extremely difficult. The
government claims II Is due to under
nourishment. which is partly true. but
not entirely. since groups OF men who
have been well fed are subject to the
same germ of loose thinking.
One of the results OF the war has
been the lack OF respect for law and
order and a carelessness with human
life. II has made the Germans ready
to use arms for any small issue they
deem unsettleable otherwise.
Probably 1t will be a question OF
years before the German becomes
clear-headed and clear-thinking. He
started out with an abnormal psychol-
ogy, inspired by conceit. and the wal
gradually made him ripe for the men,
tai collapse that took place with the
revolution.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
cosAs DE NINAs

Una nina de catorce amos, Lii
liam Hansen, vecina de Jamaica.
poblaci0n de Long Island, Sc cor
to los tirabuzones a fin de no apa
recer demasiadO aninada los olos
de su noviO. Los padres, a quicnes
Lillian aseguro que era un mania
ticO desconocido quien la habia
mutilado, pusieron Ell movi'nien-
to IL Holicia, que cansada dc aye
rigua - sesultado plso en- con-
fesi6n a Lillian v averigu6 la ,er-
dad del ,casO. i Y pensar que, con
las debidas ampliaciones, este sis-
tema pOdria ponerse Ell practica
para descubrir mas de un complOt
dc esos que erizan el cabelloi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
Ell MIsTERIo DE UNA BoDA

Por Miss Bessie Barriscale sera
presentada muy pronto en- los prin
cipales cines, es una pelicula Pa
ralta donde la estrella Sc agarra a
la margen de la desesperaci6n.
Ella quema su alma con los fue-
gos del odio. AUN A SU AMOR
ELLA NIEGA.-TODO POR SU
HONOR.
Luces BRILLANTES ALE
GRIA-M MUSICA -MUJERES Y
HOMBRES ATRAYENTES. TIC
TAG DE UN RELOJ. UN CINE
TIE FURIOSO A TRAVES DEL
PALS, MAS ALA DOS DIVI-
STONES Sc ACERCAN- SSU
DESTINO? tQUIEN LO SABEi
/ MADAM WHOg YEA ESTA RE
GIA PELICULA. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
Fiume S0ra de los itaHanOS
para SlempT0
Gabriel D'Annunzio ha firmado un
compromise con I'll primer
ministro seiior Nitti.
Ell GENERAL CAvIGLIA 0CU-
PARA LA CIUDAD MUY
PRONTO
Afirmase que Francia e Inglate-
ira han convenido en- apo
var Italia en- este
asunto.

I'm despacho de Fiume dice que
sc estan adelantando los prcpara-
tivos para que Gabriel D.Annun-
zio V sus secuaces abandOnen di-
cha ciudad, la cual sera ocupada
por un cOntingente de tropas re-
gulares italianas. cOmandadas por
ell general Caviglia, ex-ministro de
la guerra.
Italia tendra completa sobera-
MIA sobre Fiume, y todas las esti-
pulaciones del Tratado de Lon
dres seran puestas en- vigor de
acuerdo con un compromise firma-
do entire ell primer ministro Nitti
y D'AnnunziO, segun ha declara-
do este jiltimo en- una informa-
ci6n suministrada a un Periods
ia. Afirmase que Francia V la
Gran Bretafia han convenido en-
que Fiume sea de Italia.
d D'Annunzio ha declarado que to
das sus aspiraciones cuando sc re-
solvi6 apoderarse por la fuerza
de Fiume estan colmadas, y que
ell compromise firmado con Nitti
garantiza su realization.
Sabese que Caviglia ha llegado
va a Trieste, en- viaje hacia Flu
me, y que tan pronto como SO en-
cuentre EN- esta Ultima ciudad toma
ra possession de ella EN- representa-
ci6n del gobierno italianO.
La entrega formal de la ciudad
Sc hara 10 mas pronto posibles
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
LA POPULARIDAD DE Un
AsEsINo

Henry Landru. alias el BaFba
Azul frances. de qnien sc han ocu-
pado muy cxtensamcnte en- los dis
rios de todo cl mundo y que - hs-
LA en- Ia actualidad acusad0 dc
haber eliniinado a trcce muicrcs
de este vale de- lagrimas. pcaba
de obtener unos cinco mil votos
femeninOs en- las tiltimas clfccio-
mes fraucesas. Micntras FL iuez "
exhortaba a que So arrcpilliicsc
Y confesara que habia hccho Dc IL
viuda Collomb, una de sus victi-
mas. Landru miraba tranquiIamcn
te a traves de Ia vcntana como Gaia
Ia nieve. Y cansado al fin De IL i'm.
pertinente insistencia del mngis-
trado acab6 por decirle: 10 que
me intcresa en- estos nOmentos 6
el rcsultado de las elccciones. NJ
juicio que sc me siguc nqui no me
preocupa tanto como eI poryenir
de la patria. Que cosa tau hiroz
seria cue los bolsheviquis lle9srnn
a apoderarse del gobicrnol"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
UNA EsPADA DE DOS FILos

La sonora Irene Catherine Pier
ce, de New York, hermosisima mo-
delo de veintitres amos, ha enta-
blado demanda de divorcio en- con-
ira de su marido Richard +. Pier
ce, aquien aparte de tener cincuen-
ia amos y no tener dinero Sc en-
cuentra preso por fraude. La mo-
delo alega que Pierce la engafio di-
ciendola que era riquisimo; rega-
landola joyas, que desaparecieron
rapidamente una vez que estuvie-
ron casados, y haciendola Greer
que era su primer amor, legal, sien
do asi que figuraba Ell el qulnto
lugsr entire las mujcres legftimas
del = erfecto. No hay duda que
el - NAL concedera a In deman-
dante su divorcio. Pero no hay du-
da tampoco que 81 Sc establece ell
precedsnte de que el haber enga-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
EN- LA SESSION :. -.
DEL MUNICIPIo

El Comisionado municipal de Sani-
dad hizo una vista la cuadra NUM-
cipal, situada en- la Marina, inform6
al Concejo acerca del estado lamentable
de abandono, deterioro condolences
anti-higienicas de la misma. Ell Conce-
jo ordeno que pase Ell informe al Co.
misionado de obras PIblicas para que
10 incluya en- Ell presupuesto de refor-
mas.
Sc aprob6 una ordenanza declarando
Ell abasto nbre de carne fresca de res
en- San Juan, Sc dispuso su reglamen-
taci6n.
Qued6 sobre la mesa la ordenanza
presentada por el Comisionado de Sa-
nidad Y Benefcencia, para mantener
las casas, plazas pdblicas, talleres y
otros establecimientos y para otros
fines.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
LA FIESTA DE NAVIDAD EN-
BALLAJA

De acuerdo con ell siguiente pro
grama, Sc celebr6 por la Compa-
MIA &C" del Regimiento de Pto.
Rico, la traditional fiesta de No
che Buena:
Sinfonfa por la orquesta de la
Compania.
Bale para los nifios de los SOL
dados de la Compania,
Reparticion de juguetes para
los niiios, por Santa Clauss,
ObsequiOs a los ninos,
Canciones populares por los her.
manos Lugo.
Bale para los adultos,
Costumbres tipicas de nuestro
pals, representada por varios SOL
dados de la Compania,
Refrescos y cena.
La fiesta result6 muy esplendi-
da Y concurrida. Asistieron las IA
milias de los oficiales y los solda-
dos. Despues de terminada la re-
partici0n de regalos los niiios
pobres, dio principle un suntuoso
bale que termino cerca de la ma
drugada.
El capitan Rexach, que es uno
de los mas enthusiasts del Regi-
miento, es merecedor a las nume-
rosas felicitaciones que ha recibi-
do por ell esplendor con q. su Com
pafifa ha celebrado la traditional
fiesta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
COMISFON DE INDEMNIZACIO
MES A OBREROS

Casos de incapacidad transito-
ria, resueltos durante la Ultima Sc
mana:
Eleno Torres, Secundino Gam
Daro, Dolores Guzman, Alfonso
Gomez, Guillermo Villanueva,
Luis Marrero, Aurelio Martinez,
Pablo Miranda, Valentfn, Felix Be
nitez, Hermogenes Matos, Emilia
no Martinez, Magdaleno Echeva-
rria de Olmo, Candido Cardona,
Timoteo Gonzalez, Juan Collazo
Figueroa, Luis Carri6n, Lucas Ca
sillas' Dolores Lasala, Jose Rami-
rez, Ignacio Flores Villanueva, ri
burciO Rodriguez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
Sc PUEDE EXTRAER ALCo-
HOL DEL CABON DE PIEDRA

En- Inglaterra Sc han publicado
recientemente, en- los mas impor-
tantes diarios, las sensacionales
declaraciones hechas por un inge-
micro de la ciudad de Cleveland,
quien asegura que ha logrado ex-
traer alcohol Y sus derivados del
carbon de piedra.
Sc alega que 81 el proceso, que
requiere ell uso del gas, es aplica-
do a todo ell carbon que produce
Inglaterra, podrian obtenerse elm
cuenta millones de galones de al
cohol comercial, 10 cual reduciria
su precio Y revoluciOnaria el apro-
yisionamiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26

Sc ha preparado bien para que Ell dia
en- que algun astr6nomo sin gafas pre-
dice Ell fin del mundo, todo el mundo
pueda dar fin los articulos incompara-
bles que acaba de recibir de Espaha,
propios de Navidad Y Afio Nuevo, en-
tire los cuales figuran los siguiente:
Turrones, Rossell6 y Esteva; Membri-
llo, Esteva. Latas de cinco kilos y dos
y medic; Castaiias espafiolas; Nueces y
avellanas; Frutas en- frasco, Macedo-
Mas; Salchichon de vich Sobreasada;
Pasas de Malaga en- estuches.
Telefono Is y 10. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
NFORMACION GENERAL
Ell CASINO ESPANOL" DE
RIO PIEDRAS

La Junta General celebrada ALI,
fue en- extreme cordialisima, rel
nando entire los asistentes la ma
yor Identification de ideas EN- los
acuerdos y resoluciones que Sc
adoptaron.
POr unanimidad Sc tribute un vo
to de gracias La directiva salien-
te, como aSimismo al prestigioso
caballerO don Hanuel Mesegucr,
presidente. He aqui la nueva direc-
tiva:
Presidentes honOrarios, Manuel
Gonzalez Fernandez, Jose Martf-
nez Llonin y Jose Ruiz de Val.
Presidente Elective, Manuel Me
sseguer; Vicepresidente, Higinio
Joglar; SecretariO, Argimiro La
go; TesOrero, Manuel f. Martinez ;
Contador, Manuel Gonzalez Perez
Vocales, Gregorio Marinelarena,
Manuel F. Martinez, Justo Perez,
EladiO Rodriguez, Jose Tirado, Ma
nuel Sariego, Maxine Sobri6, Eva
rlsto Joglaf; Suplentes, Segundo
Cadierno, Avelino del Cueto, vi
cente SuareZ, Luis Fernandez, Da-
vid Mendez, Francisco Rico, Benig
no Sariego, Jacinto Suarez, Euge-
MO Bardales, Jaime Gay, Gabriel
RobledO, Baldomere Navascues,
don Guillermo Fernandez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
MAS CHEQUES DE AUTOS

En- la carretera de Lola a Rio
Grande chocaron los autos de Manuel
Suarez Pedro Morell, los cuales no
pudieron continuar la marcia eau
sa del NAL estado en- que quedaron.
Contra Morell Sc ha presentado una
denuncia, debido a que su CHAU-
FFEUR no tenia plaza nj licencia.
En- ell kil6metro 20 de la carretera
de Toa Baja chocaron los carros de la
senorita Rosa Fonalledas, guiado por
Justo Davila, y ell de Serafin Maymf.
Ambos sufrieron averias de conside-
racion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
ARROLLADO POR UN AUTO

Ell muchacho Atanasio Velez, de
diez y siete amos, fue arrollado por
una guagua en- la parada 20, y recibio
en- la pierna. FL policia
Ramon Gonzalez tomo declaraciones
a los testigos JESUS Rodriguez Juan
Santana y Gabriel Aponte, quienes
dijeron que ell muchacho habia trata-
do de cruzar la carretera sin fijarse
en- ell automovil, 10 que dio lugar ell
accidente.
FL chauffeur" convino en- sufra-
gar los gastos que ocasionara la en-
fermedad del lesionado, que ha sido
recluido en- ell hospital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
Ell M1sTERIo DE UNA RoDA
Pelicula Clasica Psralta. Veala.
MARAVILLOSA CREACION DE
TEMPO ANTIGUA. 10 meior

S~>~A'AA - @A@N @AO0, ~ MCJOI.
Del servicio secret0. COJIDA
EN- LA RED tendida por ell enemi-
go quien usa una venganza mas
cruel que la de Satanas. Rodeada
de hombres malvados, frios, sin
misericordia /; cerebros de la causa
que ella quiere destruir. QUE MA
RAVILLOSO, un coraz6n que no
sc acObarda ante una muerte cruel
y Segura y vergonzosa. Un capftu-
10 que no ha sido escrito EN- La his
tOria americana lleno de miste-
rios. Una niebla muy intensa. On
ce enmaScarados. Una muchacha
atrapada. La pena. MATRIMO-
MO LEGAL CON UNO DE LOS
ONCE. MARIDO DESCONOCI-
DO. Mujer sin nombre. Duda has
ia la muerte. LA SENORA DE
QUEEN? UNA BALA TRAICIO-
NERA. LUCES APAGADAS. EN-
MASCARADOS QUE -DESAPA-
RECEN. LA ESPOSA DE QUIEN
YEA Ell MISTERIO DE UNA
BODA. Presentada por. SAN
JUAN FILM EX. Co. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
ESPECTACULOS

TEATRO VARIEDADES.-El Sc.
gundo episodio de la hermosa pro-
ducci6n "El Pacto dc Tres" y 81
drama j"Que importaG", por
Constance Talmadge.
CINE PUERTO RICO. Bemeficio
de la yirtuosa seiiorita Julia Mi
randa, con el precioso drama Fox.
en- cinco parties, cave de RapilA /"
y la preeiosa comedia passion dc
EScenario".
CINE NORMA.-"El Cofre de Im
siones' Gran exito de Dorothy
Gish, y la comedia "El Hogar del
Gordito''.
TEATRO BELIOGRAPH. - Viii
liam S.-Hart, Ell su Ultima prOduc-
ci6n, HPantera Monroe
CINE REAL.-Pauline Frederick
en- "Cenizas Calientes en- cinco
actos, y una comedia.
CINE LUNA.-La grandiosa Gin
ia en- ochO parties Ell DerechO la
Felicidad", pOr Dorothy Phillips.
VICTORY GARDEN.-Pearl VIII
te, la predilecta del p1blico, en- el
episOdio cmcO de la emocionantc
serie "El PeligrO de un Secreto'.
Acompanara a este episode "Feli-
cidad a la Moda'.
CINE TRES BANDERAS.-
Drama en- cinco parties acompaiia-
do de una chistOsa comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
Ell DIR. oUEvEDo BAEz

Participa a sus clientes de San Juan
y de la Isla, que ha trasladado su Con-
sultorio de Medicina general v, espe-
cialmente de INTERMEDIATES DE
LOS NINOs la Gale de San Francis
co Salvador BraO No. 80 altos.
Las consultas pada niios enfermos de
la Isla, las ha sehalado para los Lunes,
Microbes viernes. Los de San Juan
diariamente de 2 4. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
Sc AUMENTA LA TARIFA DE
ANUNCIO UN so POR CIENTo

SYRACUSE, New York, diciembre
15.-veinte directories de peri6dicos Sc
reunieron en- Asburn v celebraron una
conferences con objeto de aumentar la
tarifa de anuncios de sus respectivos
periodicos en- un so por ciento. La ia
rifa empezara regir en- enero pr6ximo.
Solo asi, dicen los publicistas reu-
nidos, podran sus empresas continuar
viviendo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
ESPANA SERA PROCLAMADA
REPUBLICA

Ha cundido la noticia en- los altos
circulos politicos de Madrid de que
ell pueblo en- masa clama por la rep1-
blica 81 ell Rey Alfonso XIII no pro-
cede pronto a ordenar la exhibici6n
de la grandiosa pelicula "LOS DOS
PILLETES" FAN FAN y CLAU-
DINET que Sc exhibira pronto en-
San Juan Y la isla. Propiedad de la
Empresa Yaguez. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-26
PLUMA EXTRAvIADA

En- ell trayecto de San Juan al
+" Cottage Inn" de Mr.. Bishop, Sc
lie extravio al senior Rios Ocaiia,
una pluma fuente, Waterman" /,
con incrustaciones de orc, siste-
ma "self mixing. Usaba tinta
roja. La persona que la devolviere
a su due1o sera gratificada. Advt.