davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30

Sllvertones, Velours and Meltons, in very
smart, fun-length models, some full lined.
Choice of the wanted shades. All sizes.
Positively no such Coats in Richmond at
on.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-05-23
TREE EXUDES MILKY FLUID
Said to Be Highly Desirable as Food
Also Converted Into Substance
Resembling Cheese.

Interesting mention has recently
been made of 0the "cow tree" SO
named from the milky fluid it pro-
duceS.
"FOr many weeks we had heard a
great deal of a tree whose juice is
a nourishing milk. Incisions, made in
the trunk of the tree are followed
by a profuse flow Of gluey and thick
ish milk, destitute Of acridity and ex-
haling a very agreeable balsamic
odor. Though we drank large quanti-
ties of it, both at night before going
to bed, and again early in the morn
ing, we experienced no uncomfortable
effects. The negroes and free peO-
pie who work in the plantations use
it by soaking in it bread made from
maize. When exposed to the air, this
fluid displays on it's surface, probably
by the absorption of the atmospheric
oxygen, membranes of highly animal
nature, yellowish and thready, like
those of cheese. The people give the
name of cheese to the curd which thus
separates when brought into contact
with the air. The milk itself, kept
in a small corked bottle, had deposit
ed a small portion of coagulum, and
far from being fetid, continued to ex-
hale balsamic scent"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-05-23
An Improvement.

A young guardsman called the 9TH
er day on certain financier, who in
sisted on showing him over his mag
nificent private house, informing him
not only where he purchased every ar
ticle In it but the price he paid for it.
When he had finished he asked his
visitor if he could suggest any inn
provement in the arrangement of the
house. "Well" was the reply, IF you
were to mark all the goods ia plain
figures it would save you good deal
of trouble"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-05-23
Story of Horror.

Doubt was expressed in print re-
eently that many of the present gen.
Grafton had read ''Frankenstein." Ger
tainly the knowledge of that book is
not too general to forbid narration
of the circumstances under which it
was written. Mary Woolstonecraft
Shelley was the wife of the poet. In
her seventeenth year she eloped with
Shelley to the continent, and he mar
ried her after his first wife, Harriet.
committed suicide. Byron and Shell
ley and Mary, in the summer of 1916.
were living near the Lake of Geneva.
Being bored during a rainy week, they
whiled away the dull hours by reading
German ghost stories, and finally
agreed to write limitations of them.
Byron wrote the Vampire" and Mary
wrote "Frankenstein." 1t is the story
of man of that name who, after many
horrible experiments, created a mon
Ster eight feet high, who thereafter
haunted him, murdered his friend and
and strangled his bride Frankenstein
pursued his monster to the arctic re-
gions. There he died of cold and re-
morse. The monster thereup0n van.
1899
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-05-23
Singing Wires.

The singing of telegraph wires is
sometimes regarded as weather prog
a0stic, though opinions differ as to the
kind of weather it foretells. There
has been much discussion as to the
cause of this sound. Probably it is
simply the aeolian harp effect, and its
occurrence depends chiefly upon the
direction of the wind in relation to the
direction in which the wires run. Va
FiatiOns in the pitch of the sound de-
pend upon changes in the tension Of
the wires with varying temperature.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-05-23


Assessed Benefits, as the several
and separate becefits by it derived from
said Improvement as special tax for
the purpose of defraying the cost OF
said improvement;
That it is hereby further determined
that the City of Edgerton at large be
and the same is hereby justly charge
able with and shall pay as its portion
of the cost of such improvement, the
expense of all cross walks at the inter-
section of streets and alleys, and in
addition thereto such sums as the con-
tract price, in which said work shall
hereafter be done, may exceed the
total amount herein assessed and made
chargeable as benefits to the said real
estate in said schedule exhibit A"
mentioned.
Roll call-Ayes 5.
Aid. Stark offered the following res
olution and moved its adoption:
The Common Council of the City of
Edgerton, having on the 10th day of
January and 3rd day of February,
1919, duly adopted resolution de-
claring it to be the sense and pur-
pose of the Council that the said
streets mentioned therein, be improv-
ed by grading the roadway thereof
and by constructing thereon a rein
forced concrete pavement with inte-
grail curb, and assessments of bene-
fits and damages having been made
by the Street Assessment Committee
and confirmed by the Council, and
the Council having determined the
amount to be paid by the real estate
as benefits on account of said pro-
posed improvement and the amount
that should be paid by the city at
large and notice of such determine
ton having been given.
Be it Resolved: That said streets
be improved in the manner hereinbe-
fore specified and as set out in the
plans, profles, details and specifica-
lions thereof on file in the Office Of
the City Clerk, and whereas bids
have been received for said work &C
cording to said plans, profles, details
and specifications, the Mayor and
City Clerk are hereby authorized to
execute said contract with the lowest
responsible bidder, and seal same
with the corporate seal of said city.
The amounts chargeable to the
real estate on account of said i'm
provement shall be paid for with GER
tifcates against the lots or in special
improvement bonds, and the balance
of the cost of said improvement to
be paid out of the general fund OF
said city.
| Roll call Ayes 5.
On motion of Aid. Atwell the water
| works committee were authorized to
have installed one or more bubble foun-
tains at suitable location.
| On motion of Aid. Brown the water
| works committee were authorized to
move drinking fountain at corner of
| Henry and Fulton streets to a more
| suitable location.
On motion of Aid. Stark the street
! committee were instructed to move
globe light post near Conway ware
| house to more suitable location.
Aid. Stark moved that street COM
mlttee be empowered to employ county
road commissioner to do necessary re-
pairing on Fulton street.
! Motion carried
| On motion council adjourned.
Ell. B. KNAPP, City Clerk.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-05-23
Snakes in Ireland.

There are snakes in Ireland, bat
only two or three species. The popu-
lar idea that Ireland is snakeless arose
from an error made by a compositor in
the translation of Horebrow's ''History
of Iceland" in 1858. The compositor
made Iceland" into ireland" and the
sentence has remained. Iceland is too
cold for snakes.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-05-23
French "immcrtais."

The French academy is the oldest
of five academies constituting the In
stitute of France, having been found
ed in 1885. 1t is composed of 40 men,
bers, elected for life and known as the
Forty Immortals." They rank as the
leading Frenchmen of their time in
literature. Their judgment and deci-
sions in all disputed literary matters
are final.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21
soBRE LA NUEvA LINEA DE
vAPoRES

Hablamos aver con un distinguido
azucarerO sobre la Inca de vapOres que
Sc piensa establecer entire New York y
Puerto Rico.
Nos diio que era eierto que en- una
reunion que habian celebradO los azuea-
reros en- la ofcina dc Ia Plazuela Su-
gar Co, Sc habian tornado los acuerdos
preliminares para el establecimiento
de esa nueva Inca. A este efecto un
representative dc los azucareros de Puer-
to Rico saldra pronto para los Estados
Unidos, con ell objeto de entrevistarse
Y zanzibar impresiOnes con promineRtes
hombres de negocios de aquel pals.
Sc trata de organizar una poderosa
corporation cuyo capital auctuara entire
tres cinco millones de dollars. Estan
interesados en- el proyecto, eonocidas
personalidades del comercio y de In
banea. Sc cree que dos vapores de
esta nueva compafia, estarSn en- con-
diciqnes de servir al p6blieo dentro de
pocos meses. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21

Nos dieen que Huestros rcPrsssnian
ties a Ia Ckmara y les senadofes ints
rrumpieroa una session para ir 81 Par
que Borinquen q yer una peIieula lla-
NADIA "Fit 60 Fight" Creyerou Ios
sehOres legislatures que seria busno IL
a tomar uR POGO de aire fresso al
Parque, y, ademAs, yer aqueIIa peii-
euIa, que indudabIemcnte seria NJ me-
lodrama pssiOnsl, con tintes p>tFi6-
tieos, de escs en- que al snaI del iereer
aeto nega Ia eatastrofe, y Ia heroina
muere abrazada a un asia De basdera.
eosa por el essiIo. Pero no fas ass
para sorpesa de nuessros dosses Iegis-
ladores, quiencs, indignades. ban d.
eho que aquel espeetzenIo era mas pro
pio para Jos muehaehcs quc para 20
euerpo legislative.
POGO dcspuss De las euaire de -
tarde Mr. Goodman toes un Pite. ? =
este aviso todos nuessros Iexisisdsrcs.
scnadores y representatives, entfaron en
ei local del Cine, y oeuparon sus si.
tios y abricroa los oios para yer.
az que fus 10 que vierons-prezus-
tan casi todas las damas de Ia eapi
tai. porque habsis De saber que II eshi-
biei6n fus solo para 81 sexo fusrss.
DessIarOn por h ranssIIa sI diviss
marques de sede, Ia Pompadours. -.
ro no aqueIls de Ia Ccrts de Fransia.
sino una que viste sssrcso stsvis -
PereaI; eI DR.. Masseek. , iuszs ssls
eenero de enfermedades peeamiassas.
mo serk que Mr. Gssduaa y 30.
Kern son muy busnes ssirss , sresa
que IS neesssrio soutiuuar h sslsbss
eampaha contra Ias mujsrssi
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Ea Il .sH.rat4s - Maarss'' issw-s
~ sixaientss
"ss sssxusa ~ asfaats ia tfavssia
a. Smmsanies = - Cssuaa 81 tsaaat.
Iknties "R~ima uaria Crtssiaa" apas
rrsisrsu 81 variss samafgtes - Prims.
"a. pfssis@ss i-sisasvikis ? rssssies -
pesississs fuses tfaSaeifs - t=zts 81
sspaasl
H eapftsa 80 suemta asl kafiaars
81 eet~ruadsf , Iss skasutss a. &c.
ha = Esssass rat4ss. , - Fssssi<s ~
rsesue<imisass = bssds qss - ais rs-
sulsads aixsas.
Fsr euss rstive. Il hzrss sssmvg D..
tenife varias hsfas.
~ "Refas Mars csistiaa sases ~
tear ea h ffshaas. safsas4 sa Fusfts
R5ea. dsuas sesk - musvs Fsesneeiis
aates - qus dessmtsfqusa - raaa.
jsfss.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21

Con motive dei pFohlbicisnisms ~
surgido una situaeisa muy grave.
AIguicn ha ordenado assnaturaIiaax Il
alcohol con que se fabriea "a nay RawL
para evitar que este ga utiiissds rgs
los bebedores, eome = wees ceusfs.
Para suprimir ua vieio. - adspsa IN
procedimiento cue puedc dar rss fesui-
iado, FL que - suprima ana vida.
ri tai orden existe en- vigsr. entsn-
demos que ri Ia Tesereria. Nj h saai-
dad pueden yervnitir que suississs.
Entendemos mas.
Que no existe autoridad qus ssnea,
en- eoneieneia. facultadss para Sietsr
tales 6rdeues.
Las penas para los que infrinxes 81
prohibicionismo esssn eonsixnadas - u
ley entire esss renas uo extsts = 30
na de muerts.
81 nm beI,edor muere ror tsuaF Bay
Rum fabrieado con alcohol desnatufali-
zado, Ia prensa dcbe levantarse unani-
me, para exigir responsabiliiadss.
quien resulte euIpabIe.
"El PaIenque, nos dediea - -
bien eserita sceridn de Peiiifeos. -
varios de ellos.
Sc admira De que diEamos qus Pusf.
10 Rico no esss tornado.
Politieamense No - ests.
Por ESQ naestra legislature y II -.
C6rdcva Davila, &c sfansn para -
tener una dehniei6n de nuestro states.
No pedimos nusvas fsrnsias.
Deeimos qnn tefa i lfaislseiea 90
Ah4 hah ssAWsAiB - - 49, -
sido especial Y que sieuisads pcr go
camino. NADIA tendria ds extrsas. que
Sc crease uu ,ipo especial ds TsFsisorio.
una formula especial ds gobieFno
propio. fucra del Holde territorial.
Como Fl Gobernador y Fl C0nisionado
de Edueaei6n preseiHdisron De Il Iszis
Iasura. v embarcaron, los sehorss lsgis
ladorcs, quisieron haeer alro FareeisIc.
Y, dejaron Ia legislature.
suspcndieron Ia session para ir = ver
una pcIicula.
Pero Ia pslicula. NO fus Ia del FaFqss; I;
fu6 otra.
Fue Ia que ofrecis 81 pals ua susrpe
legislative. que abandsna sus trsha -
para concurTir a an eiue.
Tn Sr. de- Puerta dc Tierra, nnx dies
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21

los compaheros, 10 que es iucapaz dc
hacer el. Puede asegurarse que 81 al
guna vez va ALI, no sera pidiendo vo-
tos. En- 1886 estuvo en- los Estados Uni
dos, vic la rendici6n de Nickburg;
ahora ha pOdido yer los soldados anne
ricanos expulsar de Francia las fuerzas
invasoras de Alemania.
En- los Estados UndOs fue professor
de Literature Francesa Ell una Acade-
mia de Stanford, Connecticut.
Fue alcalde de Montmartre, uno de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21

los suburbios mas conocidos dc Paris.
De ls75-76 desempch6 el cargo dc Pre-
sidcnte del Ayuntamiento de Paris,
cuando el pucsto equivalia ser Al
caide.
Pcrcibe como Primer ministro cien
mil frances anuales, sea, $4,000, v
los miembros dc su Gabinete, que el
nombra, $4,000 frances.
FL Presidente de Francia, Raimundo
Poincar6, tiene dc sueldo un million de
frances anualcs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21

I'm sr. dc Puer,a Dc Tierra. nas ai,s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21
q iamos0 tenor Lt1aru
Vsndrs On JUNO tPustO Rico

~ smvsssssis sssss Bfass~ - sifi.
rife Il eahisrrsms siruimna~. ae~is n
sapisag A. Caha. 81 aamfRisffs1ef g.
Ell xuNDo''. sss Aishafrs Bsssss
90 Aafsrfssfe ssmasisaf sseizfaeas~
prrmsa r-sr~sahae sssi~Aad - go
isia. aae ifs ssa - ssmpahia - srpfs.
- h sae sxafsfk sspesfain~afs siv.
tksafs , ssiehss tafitsas fsaais<. -
sexumaa guiuerna tamis.
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CIe111elaceQ eau
DETALLEs IATE1fsAATES De LA VIDA
DEL GRANDE HOMBRE De FRARCA,
QUE PUDO HABER SiDO ASESnlAOO
AMTEAYER.

Cemenceau, ell hombre mas grandc v
poderoso de Francia, aclamado como el
salvador de su nacion, es un verdadero
democrata. Por milagro, no ha tenisfo
ell Tnismo fin que Canovas del Castillo.
segln nos comunic6 aver ell correspon.
sal cablegrafico de EEL MUNDo." u
iEl gran estadista, Presidente de las
Conferencias de la PaE, no vive en- min
gun palacio, aun .4tlando .es mas gran.
Gle que un rey = mas poderoso que sel
Fresldente &c la RepGblica francesa.
Ilene por coda vivienda un apartamen-
to vulgae en- una casa de una estrecha
calIe ;ie Paris, que nj siquiera esta ST.
tua(la Ell un barrio elegante.
I Habita un segundo piso solo uno
o dos criadOs lie acompahan, pues sus
. hijos va han constitufdo hogar aparte
hace alos que esta sepafado de su
esposa.
Su alimento favorito para el desayu
no es la leche y ha deiado de fumar.
Gusta de las telas CRISES, lleva stem
pre- un sombrero suave " flexible, algo
viejo, X es su principal distraction pa
scar porslos jardinesr de su casa. Des-
de qhef fue nombrado Primer ministro
ha leariados algo' su vida. Va al De-
partalnento de la Guerra por la mana
ma teinprano; en- otros dfas Sc ocupa-
ba en- componer trabajos lterarios, .es;
tribir libros p publican ell ceiebreS %.
Fi0dieo, 4 i's Qae fpnae: & q Hoglhre Il
EntOnces acostumbraba Clemenceau
toinar uni vase de leche y acostarse muy
temprano. Sofia levantarse entire dos
y tres de la mafiana y dictar un par
de horas a su Secretaries; volvia des-
pues la cana, donde permanecia has
ia las diez.
El paciente Secretario viva cerca de
el. Su mission consistia ell levantarse
prepararlo todo cOnvenientemente pa
ra el mOmento Oportuno ell que ell senior
Sc dispusiese saltar de la CANA
trabajar.
Clemenceau tiene un caracter iras-
chile. LIE gusta renir. Sc incomoda
y Sc porta agresivamente, empleando
ell acento sarcastico peculiar en- 6l. Pc
ro, por extrafia paradoja, los que han
estado largo tempo a su lado, dicen
que no lie gusta tratar con gente que
convenga con el en- tOdo; lie gusta que
lie visiten para hacer gala de su ref
nado ingenio.
Mucha gente y no pocos oficiales te
men a Clemenceau. Ha sido cerca de
cincuenta amos miembro de la CANA
ra de Diputados Senador; siempre ha
figurado en- la oposici6n, gozando ia
ma de haber derribado muchos minis
terios.
Cuenta setenta siete amos de edad.
Nunca ha ejercido su profession de me-
dico: ha escrito libros famosos obras
importantes ha sidO un hombre p1
blico toda su vida. No es miembro
de la Academia Francesa, probablemen-
te porque los puestos entire los Inmor-
tales, Sc piden y Sc solicita ell voto de
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go - fsr~ss sf4kafs u<xss9a saa.
bisa. rrshahlem~nse. Faies. flrSs4es.
EdHh Massm. "a graz hafftem~ Ammte.
q 49, Maasssts. oatsisla nesanEsai.
qutea ssts s<Fsta1a esas b asisF 80
pssas dsi naa4s. , stsss aasaissss
astiafaa
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Cablegran,as de '.Ez Mu,do' .

s ODE NUEsTRos CORRESPONDENTS EsFEcLA1Es)
NUEvA YORK Sc vIsTE DE FIESTA
PARA RECIBIR AL PRESIDENTE
LOS FERRocARRrEs ATEsTADos DE v1AJEEos
NUEvA YORK febrero mlares de lie
gan cudad de todo los Estados de Repnbc
para la llegada del presdente Wilson
Los ferrocarries venen atesados de v1ajeros
savas de cOmbate pitos snas de buques de
acosumbrado menaJe AL wen por la
radiotelegrafa del George Washington
Sc ignora desmarcara Boston
buque tranpo vaa vene ropas las que es mas
faci desembarcar aqui
A RECIBIRIE A ALTA MAR
NUEvA YORK 2osi ell Presidente decide le
desembarque puerto iran recibir remolcador Ell
Acade udad Scretario Marina La banda de m1sca
del Municipio. q"
La Cruz Roja dspOne gran recibento los SOL
Parte della esouadra saldra alta
Presidente
NO sE PREsENTAN coMPL1cAC1oNEs EN- Ell
ESTADQ De MR.. CLEMENCEAU
PARTE FAUULTATIvo
PARIS febrero saisfacoo estado que
ira Clemenceau. 49, IA
Aebre presntada anoche as primeras hora tende
bajar &rtt~ ft
Mr. Cmencean no obsante probrseo medicos
por duante media hoa con los presdgn
> tsaaA nAmsra saaed0 M Paul nssrhane y Mr. AnOni0I
q Ell parte facultativO es Optimsa
Ell PRESUNTo AsEsINo BAJO LAS GARRAs
DEL EJERCITO
vASTA
PARIS 20-El mas ocupado de Francia
estos captain Bauchardon quien elegdo
de la que nstruye contra preunto asesino
FL captain Bauchardon ell hombre infexbe acuo
los processes Caaux snador Charles Humber director
de lie Journal" acusados de traidores
declaration tomada arroja pruebas de
que Ell crimen fue premeditado.
compot primer Ministro constituye
red que tiene vastas ramifcaciones.
LOS DOS AGITADORES PORTORRIOUENOS
SERAN EXPULSADOS EN- SEGUIDA
MR.. GONZALEZ APRUEBA LA ACTITUD DE CUBA
HABANA brero 2OEl Gono cubano ha decidido expusar
consderares exanros pernos los agitadres por
torriquenos Ramon Barrios Alfredo Negrfn.
doctor Montalvo secretario de Gobenacon dcreto
expulsion la ma del presdente de la Repdbca general
Los dos presuntos boshevs seran por
la fuerza pGbica.
4 POR FIN Sc LEGO A UN ACUERDO EN- LA
'tLIGA DE NACIONES"
PARIS febrero 20El Mnstro frances
hab aproado herdo proyecto ga
Naciones que breve pondra ra Representatives.
la Conferencia.
Creese que primero de julio empezara regir.
SESIONES SUSPENDIDAS
PARIS ebrero 2OHan sdo apaadas las Conferena
que celebran Qa Orsay motive del atenado de
Cemenceau que actuaba presidente de
Hasa restabezc ell u herido receso
los Representatives..
HONOR LOS AMERICANOS
PARIS febrero 2OLos gobenos de Frana Begica
dido honoes mucho generates ee ofca
los Esados Unido por
de batalla.
Ell EX-KAISER EsTA EN- PELIGRO
HUELGAs CAIDAs DESASTREs
AMSTERDAM, febrero 20-El exEmperador Aemania Sc
ha agravado enfermedad del dido
Temense compcacones, pues hImedo Hoanda no
le prueba.
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~ ausssfs rsesfssfs desfamsss
''para ere Pusrss RBss pasaa mams.
Jar sas fususss @ fS4nsnas , asmaaaf
81 vsaa sssusmsea nsssslts FssassF -
asrss pafa - Issssistufa
~ tfassfss - - ssaads - pFsyesfs
de t,ey Vara rrsseKsr iaa ia1a~ssias asi
rais. ssrxis isweaiataeseate - su-s
fi6u.
~ tsnis qas Il rssTssfs fsess sati-
eoussismeisual
- veFdsseram~mss imesmFxsmsihie ia
sifaseisn reiifiea A. Fasfts 30
tfsy rfsyssfss 49, stssaa 80 = sSas.
tftaeisu aaserisaass
Yta ssmssiiueisa amssisaas - szls.
- sm rwartg Etss.
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,al9a1BA!oIEla6fR

dss1e - pssi&iies isesl qss - Msss.
tros seh<a teaef ta<ass suetssz. , -
. smsemaef gue m@ssffws go spmmsmps.
sswss psstiaasi~s - sue - smpisa-
des ssaa tfen ssmaaefafss.
Y Il uisisa 81 usesffs. ss - "a.
ase astgsra asofd4sssis = .ts e. 49,.
a. posthIe.
Fero tenemcs u sessshs A. p@Iis n
fsvisika dei sisssaza ssssiaf.
Essamss psspsfs8ss pafa sfatsf ssts
asuass.
somos vi.5-s s~s<ss asi TDsrassa~ra.
a..
Hay ksmbsss - essa ss.a sss kaa
passds psr b 1ssfs I.seaL
Has dads esafsssnsias pstagtwieas
sn Ias essusias. sssmpsaades 81 cpmi.
siousas , pasaaas pc Il ps~bls g.
Fuefss Ries.
Hsa si4s aasssss ds isyss ssssissss.
sn h teaisfasusa ? kaa ssea4s SO -.
ssla xraausi de sseti.s pasa - Mass.
frss.
Y s<spuks A. kzksf pssafs nsiis VI.
a. sssuaisnae. ssssa sifvisn8s = msigs
que vu~ssn - iatesss~s p6biiees.
rafa temeF - aeFsshs de srla4F.
fes maaieipiss. Fsuai4ss sa ASS
hasa. ssIieiiaa asfsehos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21
INsULTO A LOS PERIODIsTAs
UNA RETIRADA EsTRATEGICA

ESTRATEGICA
MADRID febrero 20-Lo periodas que assen las seones
del Congreo espao acordaron rerars protesa contra
Pesdene las paabras ofenvas les drgo ea maana
E Presdente calle sufrio sba estreposa,
la que presto concurso ell pueblo.
E Conde los medo posbles
soluci6n para apaciguar los anmos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21
OCHENTA MIL PERSONALS EN-
IMPONENTE MANIFESTATION

Los ANIMoS ESTAN EXCITADIs1MoS
MADRID febrero 20-A de
ocurrido Granada motvados por ntransgenca
cidad del acique Lachc aeron mas 80 mil personals
Todos los ediicios de Ia ciudad estaban enlutados
La fueza p1bica armada fuses
por donde paso Ell entierro.
populacho esta frmemente decdido matar Lachica ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21
aaadOre espera que taar muchO Ell derrumbe del Co.
bierno

BERLIN febrero 2-En la session celebrada por la Asam
bea nacona derechas de haber evado Ell pueblo
al desastre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-14

- A>ADA enters upon the period
OF readjusfuent TO peare ha.
sis with the consciousness %
having accomplished extraor-
iinary things during the war. not the
sast OF which was a swift passage 70
that stage OF economic life where The
basic Industry or agriculture IL en-
lsrged by intensive effort. and manu-
fsctrres have advanced to az extent
Indicative OF ability 10 provide beyond
domestic needs.
With equal enthusiasm her people
Are turning now 10 their problem OF
holding to the benefits that have ae-
crued 10 them
oAs for the problems os finance. the
Canadian hanks are establishing addl
tional branches in sections wnere their
services are likely 10 be- required. for
eign offices are being set w 10 hanIle
export and import transacfions. and
foreign Institutions are establishing
branches in Canada.
Agriculture IS. aud Will long CON
tinue to be, the chief industry Of the
country, whatever progress may be
made Ia manufactures. IL has heen
greatly stimulated during the war both 4
10 the direction OF diversity OF crops !
and i,s the manner OF their cultivation. !
The production of crons is likely to
be stimulated by The plans now hcins (
made 10 settle soldiers returning from l
Europe and war workers at home a.
fhrmers on the vast stretches OK land 4
0therto undeveloped.
= The forest products OK Canada rank
next to those Of agriculture in vatue
OF production. the total for the last