davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-04

Three base hits - Marluville Holke
Home run - Myers Errors - Powell
Blackhurne Stolen base ohnst0n. sac
rifice hits-konetchy. Maranville Dou-
bic plays-Miller- Olson Magee- Olson
kouetchy. Left on bases-Brook,y Is
Boston. 3 Bases on balls-of Grimes
2 Struck out-By Grimes, e. by
Nehf. 3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-04

White and yellow corIA>raised
in about equal quaint -
country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-04
Track Men Start.

Meanwhile Rockne was devOtins
his attention TO the track men. The
attention he showered on a squad
of YOUNGSTERS was SO we'll spent that
critics everywhere are nov pointing
out that he has one of the best
developed and most evenly balanced
track teams in the country. Ger
tain Chicago scribes have even gone
so far as TO predict that Notre Dame
will come out on top at the big con-
ference games in Chicago next sat
urday. ROCkne will not 20 that far.
he had the satisfaction OF seeing
his track team overhelm all oppOsi-
ton at the annual state meet IN
Charlottesville last Wednesday. Two
Of his understudies, Meehan and
King have been selected 10 compete
in the A. r. r. games in France
next month. a third. Bill" Hayes
has developed into the best dash
man IN the country. Thus Rockne
all but completed a wonderfully sue
cessful frst year at Notre Dame.
DOrais Tackles Baseball.
At the close of the basketball sea
son Dorais Immediately called out
his Gold and Blue candidates. The
response was disheartening. not
more than thirty men reporting for
practice. Allison was dismissed al
most at the beginning Of the sea
son and a big hole thus created az
backstop The veteran Murray and
Captain Sjoberg doomed up as the
lone high lights IN a dark future.
nsu had TO be chosen Tor first
fn1D>s two = posi-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-20
THRIILING STORY OF A MANS
TRIUMPH OVER NATURE

There has been no more dramatic
chapter In recent American history
than relating to the daming of the
Colorado river. The curbing OF the
great Yellow dragon which for years
defied mans efforts to control It and
finally threatened to engulf the rich
imperial valley of southern Californ-
ia.. Ednah Aiken has given this
story to the world in THE River"
which while II is fiction, IL based up
on facts that are more thrilling than
the mind of the fiction writer could
conceive. "The River" is story of
strong men. a story of battle. q vivid
story Of action. At the same time
there is interviewer In the plot an
appealing love thread. 1t is a story
that will grip your imagination. We
hvae arranged ito run this unusual
story as serial in The Herald. Watch
for the first installment, which will
appear In an early issue.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-20

w. H. Robertson returned last
week from Hot Springs. ArkaDszs, at
which place he and hie family had
veen spending tho past. few weeks.
Mrs. Robertson returned via Kansas
City at which place she stopped over
to make spring and summer pur-
chases for her mercantile establish
ment here. She will return home
next week.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-20

Mrs. Beulah Hall, deputy county
Jerk. returned last week from Pueblo.
Colorado. ct which place she had been
for the past few weeks. at the home
of her son Howren and wife. Grand
ma" Hall Ii feeling mighty proud Of
that little Miss which arrived At the
home Of her son and wife recently.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-20

Mrs. H. n. Parks was county seat
visitor from Forgan Wednesday. She
was over on Red Cross matters In
connection with other business. being
chairman Of woman's work for For
gan Branch. and took back a consign-
ment Of refugee garments to be made
up by the Forgan workers and their
Auviliaries.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-20

Mn. b. p Miller. who has been
spending the past few |. months in
Beaver and who has had charge OF
Mrs. ". II. Robertson's store during
the latter's absence At Hot Springs.
Arkansas. expects to return next week
To her home 1t Oklahoma City.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-20
STATEMENT OF The OWNERSHIP, ETC.

STATEMENT OF The OWNERSHIP. ETC.
or the BEAvrR HERALp, published
weekly at Beaver. Oklahoma, required
by the Act Of August ~. 1912, for Arril
lat, 1919.
Editor, Managing Editor. Business
Manager. and Publisher --Mauds o.
Thomas. Beaver, Oklahoma.
Owners-Maude o. Thomas and Err
ma Crabtree, Beaver, Okla.
Known bondholders. mortgages and
other security holders, holding l per
cent or more OF total amount OF bonds,
mortgages, or other securities-None.
MAuDE o. THOMAS,
Editor and Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 20st day OF March, 1919.
ERhA CBABrRRs.
Notary Public.
Ny Commission expires July 80, 1919.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-20
BEAVER HIGH SCHOOL NOTEl

BEAVER HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Spring is in the air and it = hard
TO keep some Of the restless spirits in
the school room. Last Thursday af-
ternoon about seventeen OF the stu
dent body cut classes and went Ko-
daking to the sand hills. They re-
ported q jolly time and some fine
snapshots but they had to 60 to
school on Saturday to make up for
the lost time. They failed to report
what the Prof. said to them.
Alta Reeves was called home last
week on account of the serious illness
of her little sister. She returned
Thursday.
Next Friday afternoon we are 60
ing to have q general "houseclean-
ing. Each class will clean up their
respective rooms.
March 4th the Basket Ball Teams
consisting Of Ernest Miller, Albert
Burns, Bruce Vaughn. Jack Meese
Ray Chase. Herbert Smith and Kent
Judd for the boys and Fay Hudson
Elsie. Hazel and Laura Groendyke,
Maude and Iva Harrison. and Leila
Meese for the girls, and accompan.
led by Coach Tenney and wife took
the morning train for the Phillips
Basket Ball Tournament held at Enid
March 5th, 9Th, 9TH and Sth. They
were given q royal sendoff by an en-
thusiastic bunch of B. H. 8. student
who braved the cold O'Clock wind
to see them off.
While waiting for the train at
Woodward they played q game with
the Woodward H. 8. and in 20 min
utes play our boys piled up q score
LOT - to against the Woodward
boys. While In 15 minutes play
our girls scored IL to .. The games
were then called off so our teams
could catch the train.
The following is the result of the
n amaa nlavad nj the Tournament.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-20

Beaver 23 Watonga "a
Our boys never lost a game but
were matched with every good team
in the tournament but were ruled out
in the finals because Brue Vaughn
had had five years Of baskete ball
having played two years In the grades.
Our girls lost by one point In the final
round with Watonga. We expect to
have one or two more good games
here at Beaver then close the season
here for this year as base ball and
tennis fever are spreading through
the school.
The student body gave a reception
for the basket ball teams Tuesday
night at the old Globe building. A
very pleasant evening was spent In
games and music. Refreshments con
sisting of brick ice cream and angel
food was served. The ex-graduates
present were Richard Moore. Harry
Cayler. Mabel Phelps, Clara Mason,
Irma Tenney. and Basil Peckham.
The b. II. s, Tennis Club was or
|ganized this week with Grace Truax
las secretary treasurer and Ralph Cole
as manager of the court. There Is
about 80 members at present and tho
court is being rapidly put In good
|condition for practice.
The boys have taken half their
period for military drill this week to
practice base ball.
j. L. Perkins is taking up his work
with the Debating Club again this
week.
The Senior class is making prep
|arations for commencement as they
ordered their class rings last week
and sent in the measurements for
their caps and gowns.
The Girls Basket Ball team will
leave for Alva Thursday morning to
play in the Northwestern meet. W.
ARE expecting them to bring back the
trophy as this will probably be the
last game of the season.
Vera Fay. Reporter.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-20

AHU UA0O V0OA
Have Now Exceeded Our Expectations
We wish to express our thanks and ac-
knowledge our appreciation to our friends
who have remembered US during this Sale.
As a mark of appreciation we will. on the
last day of this Sale. being Saturday March
22d. offer you the following
Extra Specials!
Soap. Sc Bar
Canned Beans. l0c
Canned Cabbage l0c
: Flake Hominy. 10 lbs, for $l.O0
Nice Jap Beans, Sc ID.
Six Skirts. worth $3.50 each, at $l.l5 each
Best Oil Cloth. 3sc yd
A Good Gingham, l6c yd
These prices are far below real value and
Good for Ono Day ONLY
1t is always our intention to do exactly
as we advertise. If you ever buy any
thing from us that is not entirely satisfac-
tory. you are always at liberty to return it
and get your money back. We hope to
merit your friendship and your trade in
the future. You know we are selling
goods now for Cash but later in the spring
we hope to be able to furnish you your
goods fo payment after harvest.
DON'T FORGET!
Saturday. the 22d, will be the Last Day
of this Sale and the Great Bargain Day.
Again thanking you, we are
Yours for Good Goods Cheap.
Tie BEAVER STORE
Beaver. Okla LEE COSNEY. Manager Z.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-21
COsas de EspaIa

Primero 10 espir.tual, despues 10 subs
tancial 10 primero llega Dios, 10 Sc
gundo Sc reptile siempre por bueno.
SALcHICHoN todo lleno de cerdo
legitimo de vich. soBREAsADA e.
ira superior de Soller Mallorca. TU-
IRON legi.imo de Jijona. ALMEN-
DRAs peladas de Valencia. QUESoS
tiernos, conservados en- aceite, de Ib;za.
CoNsERvAs DE CARNEs, de BARGE
Iona. BACALAo blanco grues.o en-
hojas, de Cantabrico. BACALAO sin
espinas extra, de Santander. AcEITE
purisimo de olivas, 10 mejor de la tie
IRA, en- botellas de I'm litro y medic Ii
tro, especial para enfermos.
Aqua efervescen.e de INSALUS, re-
comendada por todos los grandes medi-
cos. JAB0N legitimo de CAsTILLA
marca "CERECEDo".
Lame al teleforo No. 8.
coLMADo cEREcEDo. Advt
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PrOCedentGS del CampamentO
"LHS CaSaS"

= Cocinas grandes, econ6micas, traba-
jan con lena y carbon. Valen trescien-
tos pesos una hoy las consigue ror
cuarenta pesos en- San Jose No. 2. Ca
lentadores de aqua para conectarlo 4
la misma cocina, Sc 10 damos por tcein-
ia pesos; Ell valor de este tanque de zinc
galvanizado de LA pulgada espesor es
actualmente su valor de $4,000 en- IA
brica: Con la cocina Y ell calen. ador de
aqua tiene ell su casa ademas de la CO.
modidad un servicio rapido y econ6-
mico, pues puede conectar tambien ell
calentador al bano de este modo hace
usted un servicio admirable compile
tamente higienico, con diez centavos
de lena y lie trabaja la cocina una Sc
mana.
RODRIGUEZ HNos.
San Jose 2, San Juan, P. r. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-21
Sc REGALA UNA BIcICLETA

De Ia marca P. and S. que es la me-
jor que hay en- Puerto Rico. Ell nino o
nina que desee obtenerla escriba HOY
MlSMO en- es.a for,na: THE MAIL
ORDER CO., San German. Sefiores: He
visto su anuncio en- Ell MUNDo. De-
SEQ ser agente de esa casa. Pueden re-
mitirme un paquete de objetos con ms
trucciones para facilitar la venta I'm
Catalago de Regalos para yo elejir ell
mic. Tambien deseo un certificado por
$500 votos gratis para ebtener la BIZ
cicleta. A continuation INDIGO mi nom
bre y direction, edad, nombre de mis- pa
dres encargados y nombre de mi ac-
tual maestro. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-21
DE LOLA
NoTAS RURALES

Con ell nombre de ''Escuela Pi-
fneltel", Sc ha bautizado la escue-
la de nueva creacion, que Sc ha ms
talado en el barrio de "Hato Puerco"
desde ell dia seis.
Es digno de consignar aqui, un voto
de gracias estos habitantes, especial
mente a la juventud, que tan bien AGO.
ge sus profesores.
Don Ramon Pimentel. padre en.usias-
ia por ell desarrollo de la instruction
publica, ayuda eficazmente al maestro
EN- la consecuci6n de una alta matricu-
la A sus grandes esfuerzos iniciati
vas, Sc debe en- parte la fundaci6n de
ese nusvo plantel. Este caballero ha
br tldado su mano generosa a cuantas
to, pues, veces ha costeado con su
propio peculio trozos de caminos. Aplau
dimos felicitamos efusivamente al
sefior Pimentel por sus obras altruistas,
y expresamos ;ambien las gracias mas
sinceras a su esposa virtuosas hijas,
por las delicadas atenciones de que he
mos sido objeto.
FL barrio de "Hato Puerce", donde
esta enclavada la expresada escuela.
cs muy rico, por la exuberanc'n de sus
Tomas, faldas y wales, sobre cuyo sue
10 So niece la dulce graminea. Su ju-
ventud es muy sociable culta. Sus
casas bohios yacen cerca unas de
otros. En- su cen:ro, cruza una magni-
flea carretera, que sube las abrup-
tas cumbres de La montana. Dicha ru-
ia es la mensajera y testigo del progre-
SO hsbido. Al lado de esta carretera. Sc
deslisa, dando vuelsas y revueltas, una
ancha veta de aguas cristalinas. Todo,
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ormando un hermoso conjunto, nos da
a idea de una pequeiia urbe EN- pers-
,ectiva para ell manana.
Conociendo intimamente estas condi-
Zones, Ell nombre que posee este barrio,
dato Puerco, al primer golpe de Wis a
'orma un contraste menospreciativo. De
nanera, que ell nombre no lie es apro-
1'ado, nj tampoco podra representa-
% que es y Significa ante Ell pals. Por
consiguiente, sugiero que Sc substi u
"a por otro, como el de ''Barrio del Te-
'oro'', siempre que Sc acepte por vo-
untad unanime del barrio.
Sc estan hacienda gestiones para lie
var efecto Ell establecimien > de una
iglesia cristiana, iniciado por elemen-
'os progresistas del barrio. Adelante,
y que pronto Sc realicen esos deseos.
En- Ell plantel de enseianza que diri-
ge el professor Pedro Martinez Sc cele-
brara una conferencia escolar ell dia
70, en- union de dos profesores mas. Bre
nos oradores han sido invi:ados, es
de esperarse que sera inuy concurrida.
iados los entusiasmos de los maestros.
Ell Inspector de Egcuelas, r A Sega
rra, giro vista de inspection por este
barrio ell dia doce.
El professor Canorin, ha prometido
hacer de SUI escuela un PIMENTEL.
I'm centric social de Erecreo de instruc-
ci6n, en- donde la Juventud podra dar-
Sc ci:n todos los domingos a buscar
el pan de la expansion del alma. Adela.l-
te, amino y persevetancia.
jose PAz RUIZ.
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los barcos aliados estaba con las ma
quinas encendidas todo dispuesto CO.
mo 81 fueran entrar en- combate al
menor signo de sus comandantes. Los
hombres estaban EN- zafarrancho de COM
bate, los cafiones en- pos;ci6n en- un
momento habrian aniquilado a la es-
cuadra alemana 81 su mission hubiera
sido menos pacifca que la de en,regarse
cualquier indicio hubiera hecho sos-
pechar que pretendia resistirse.
Cinco acorazados americanos, ell NEW
YORY, ell TEXAS, ell ARKANSAS v
ell WYOMING ell FLORIDA 10 tenian
todo dispuesto de tai manera que 81
su comandante Ell jefe, Ell contrslm;ran-
:e Rodman, hubiera hecho la sefial de
romper ell fuego todos los canones anne
ricanos habrian empezado a vomitar
metralla los cuarenta segundos de
series comunicSda.
Ell Contralmirante Rodman dijo al
corresponsal en- el momento de zarpar:
mo existe la menor probabilidad
de que surjan difficult AIDES. pero no po-
demos dejar NADIA Ia aventura es-
tan tomadas todas las precauciones, ha-
landose las compaiiias de a bordo al
abrigo de las corazas de acero".
Cuando rompi6 ell alba ell mar vol
vi6 cubrirse de niebla que redujo la
visibilidad a menos de ocho mil yardas.
Los ojos que ansiosamente explora-
ban al traves de Ia CASA de bruma al
fin fueron recompensados. Por ell lado
de estribor, el Cardiff remolcan-
do un globo de observation, Sc vic apa-
recer avanzando. Cerca de Ell venia ell
primero de los barcos alemanes, ell gran
crucero de batalla 'Seydlisz" que enar-
bolaba la insignia del Comodoro Togert.
Despues venian los otro cuatro barcos
del mismo tipo, ell 'Derfflinger'', Won
der Tam Hindenburg' 'Moltke'
Navegaban a tres cables de dis. acia
uno del otro.
Inmediatamente seguian los nusve
"dreadnoughts' ell "Friedrisch der
Grasse'', barco insignia del Contralmi-
rante Won Reuter- ell "Koening AL
bert Kaiser" ). Kronprinz Wilhelm
''Kaiserin Bayern. Mark Graf
'Prinz Regent Luitpold" Y "Prosser
Kurfurest'.
Tres millas a popa de los acoraza-
dos seguian -los--siete cruceros ligeros,
Ell Karlsruhe que enarbolaba la in
sigma del comodoro Harder, ell Frank
fort", "Enden" Burnberg'', "Bru-
mmer'', Coin v Bremen
Seguia otro espacio de tres millas
y los destroyers cerraban la marcia
navegando en- cinco columnas de fon-
do con diez destroyers cada una.
Seis millas de dissancia. separabsn a
las columnas aliadas entire las cuales
paso Ell Cardiff" trayendo su carga
siempre la marcha estipulada de diez
nudos. Como Sc habia ordenado estaDan
en- sus puessos las pleas de proa de
popa de los barcos enemigos hasta
donde podian comprobar los mas poten.
tes anteojos ningun signo demostraba
en- ellos NADIA que pud;era inspirar sos.
pechas. Hasta que las unidades princi-
pales enemigas estuvieron envueltas por
las columnas de la escuadra aliada esta
no descuido su ac-itud de vigilante alsc-
ts; Sobre los barcos alemanes recorrio
en- circulo Ell espacio un dirigible in
giles que actuo como explorador de los
buques aliados.
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Vease en- que forma comunico el he
cho Ell corresponsal especial de la Prem.
sa Asociada', por cable y desde Ell puer-
to de Edinburgh:
'Alemania como potencia naval ha
6ejado hoy de existir. FL grueso de su
poderosa escuadra-catorce barcos de
linea, sete cruceros ngeros cincuen-
ia destroyers-se han rendido a una
Hota compuesta de barcos de guerra in
gleses, americanos y franceses, que cons
ituian N fuerza combatiente mas gran
de que jamas Sc haya visto en- ell mar.
El programa minuciosal4,nte deta-
llado para la sumisi6n de los barcos
cnemigos tai como 10 redactara Ell AL
mirante de la escuadra inglesa Sc ha
llevado cabo estrictamente. Los bar
cos de guerra alemanes navegGban en-
fila dc uno en- uno fernando una colum-
Ia de cerca de .veinse millas de longi-
,ud y Sc presentaron a la cita a la ho-
ra senalada siendo nevcdos al Firth of
Forth, a, c.ncuenta millas de Ia isla de
Hay, entire las columnas de los barcos
aliados que rodeaban a los alemanes
por cSda extreme. Por la noche la es-
cuadra enemiga echo el amelia en- cl
firth, quedando sus 'ripulantes bajo
guardia como prisioneros de guerra.
Una rendicion en- tan gigantesca es-
Gala no tiene precedentes en- la historic
naval Aunque Ell maravilloso especta-
en- ,dempo de paz, evoc6 POGO entusias-
mo, habiendo ocultado la niebla La vi
lib Pidad del horizonte los oficiales
americanos ingleses apenas podian dar
credito al testimonio de sus sentidos.
Ese acontecimiento rompia por compile
to las ..adiciones y los ideales de los
marinos de guerra. Los hombres ANNA
dos del espiritu de Layrence 'No entire
gueis Ell barco" y ell de Nelson ngla-
terra espera que cada uno cumpla su
debcr'' no podian concebir ell POGO glo-
rioso papel que Sc estaba somet;en
do aquella poderosa fuerza naval enc
miga.
FL corresponsal de la Prensa Asoca-
da que Sc hallaba en- Ell puen,e de III
'dreadnougth'' americana oyo I'm
Official exclamar:
--''Hasta los. pobres barcos viejos
espaiioles sabiendo que no tenian min
guna probabilidad de escapar, salie-:on
de Santiago"
Pero la mayor parte, asi los oficia-
les como los marineros, permanecieron
silenciosos. Ellos Sc daban cuenta te
que presencic ban ell acto mas trascen-
dental que de un modo eviden.e marra
ell climax de la caida de Alemania, Sa-
bian tambien que la rendicion de aqNa-
Hos barcos elevaba acknowledgements
los Estados Unidos al range de la Sc
gunda potencia naval del mundo; pc
70 no por clio demostraron su entu-
siasmo, pareciendo cohibirles una mez-
ella de conmiseracion Y de deSprecio por
ell gigane caido en- el mar. que Sc ha-
bia negaGo a combatir Su imaginac cion
les uevaba pensar tanssojo en- ell opro-
30 que aQuella rendicion signifcaoa
para ell enemigo.
Ios barcos alemanes fueron avissa
dos por las columnas aliadas las 9
Y 20 siguiendo docilmente la ruta que
les marcaban los pilotos ingleses. Ell
enc migo So sometio con ell mayor cui-
dado las ordenes del Almirante Beat
lily y fue 10 mejor que podia hacer en-
aquellos momensos, pues cada uno de
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Tuberfa y accessories vends . precios
muy haratos, In
FERRETERIA MERINO
1an Juan Adv
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DR.. Agustin r. Laugier

Oculista y intermediates de la nariz,
garganta y oidos.
Horas de oicina: DE 10 a IL A. M.
y de 6. p. M.
San Justo No. 4, Esquina a Tetuin.
TEL 1881 San Juan
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DR.. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico Crujano, tarlnaceutico, Bac-
teriologo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
va York. Excatedratico de Bacteriolo-
gia de la UnIversidAd de Puerto Rico
Laboratorio de AnAlisis Cin1co y
Bacter1ol6gico. Medicina General.
Horas de consulta de a 10 A. H.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
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c. o. d.

Pida por c. o. D. los articuIos
siguientes procedentes del Cam
pamento LAS Casas"
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GRATIS
GRATIS

En- la joyeria Felix Lopez, San
Francisco. frente la Opera, lie
reconoceran la vista gratis indi-
candole Ell cristal precise que nece
sitan sus ojos. Cristales y montu-
ras de la. calidad con precios ba-
jos.-San francisco 31Ha.
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Un ba1I de Iona, Khaki, $500
Frisas Khaki, 4.5O
Id. Girls con Iista de color, 800
cCapas de aqua, ra1nM 200
Ponchos miIitares, $50
CoIchones miIitares, 2.75
Camisas de lana usadas. 200
Sabanas Huevas I 2 pIza, 1.5o
I'd. nuevas de dos plazas, LIS
Zapatos March miIitares, $50
RODRIGUEZ HNOS.
San Jose No. 2, San Juan, p. R.
Advt.
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3TAL DIA COMO HOY 4
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"Recordar vivir---Dante
"Recordar es vivir---Dante.
81 DE NovIEMHRE DE 1918

COMO RINDo EscUADRA ALEdANA Los ALIADos
PREcEDENTEs HIsToRIA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-21

Ell Inspector de Eycuelas, R. A Sega
ira, giro vista de inspection por este
barrio ell dia doce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-21
Del CampamentO ''LaS Casas''

Pida por C. o. d. los siguientes arti-
culos:
Frisas dc lana color kaki, $500
Ldem Color girls, 2.75
Capas militares, 1.25
Catres militares, 1.75
Zapatos militares, rccompuestos
les los que ofrecen de San Juan
a $l.OO, $l.5O, $500 y 81. 80 par.
Ponchos militarcs 100
Colchoncs dc guata $50
Y sabanas de calico 75c. 800. y l.25
C. MARQUEE RoIG,
Arecibo, P. r. Box 1o15. Advt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-03
Germany Crippled HopeIessIy.

London, Jan. 3-For the allies 10
take 1000 airplanes from Germany. IN
accordance with the terms of the arm
istice, means military Gripping Ger
many in the air beyond hope OF early
recovery. while immensely adding to
the aerial strength Of the Allies. says
an aviation expert. This is empha-
sized, he says. by the fact that IN fiVe
months of the heaviest air fighting OF
the war Germany lost in aerial COM
hat with the British alone something
like 1900 machines. To this total
must be added the destruction wrought
by the French and American air SER
vices.
The expert asserts that for several
months before. the armistice. Ger
many's capacity for producing air
planes was unequal to the task of re-
placing her immense losses. This. nc
adds was strikingly illustrated by the
almost complete failure Of her air arm
during the final and most critical
phase Of the war.