davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-24
Wprtb Safpta.

S Suiet blep Sen t30e % t4oe
oS. fem al Tonpartiian 2isaens
&onItltlltionstiaGg g%oofienote. Ser
bar minore Gisfusiion ON Sagen,
eno man babe pentet. Ger blep
fra 0sinoretaIet rettet ben Snbpen-
Ding impo Imenoemeuterne, cot be
life bapOe faaet NOT Stemner peo
Salget, at De iaale0eS / SirfeIigbe-
ben life bar peotaget og oerior ilet
life f%prelaa S%egislaturen. Maiori-
tetsop'atningen bar, at BEN Srem.
gangSmaaoe, iom fulst>s, bar fuGot
no loolig, iioen SptGIingsfommis.
iionen bapbe erfl9ret M~menoernen-
terne peotaget % @eneralaopofaten
funot, at benne @oofienbaIic nar til.
itrrffelig. Iae Nonpartiian Weo-
lemnerne itemte for 8obfienoeIIe,
ale De andre imoo. SoriIaget peb-
togas meO 20 MOB SO Stenmer
Som befielot gaar oisie Mmenoe.
n%lenter no paa: II Snbisrelie al
Observation-Disclosures ("Single
Sar"); y Gn M 6remsangsmaaoe
til Soronoring al StotenS &onititi-
tion; b llopioelie al Den foreifrepne
SnoIfrpllfnitg ior StatsgiGlo; A.
Sprettelie al en- Statsoslurance MOI
S~oglltaoe; - SprettcIie al Statsin-
ollitrier.
: Senatet gpbfienotes oen t7be
ale Dc ipp Imcnoementcr til 8runb.
lopcn. Gerrneo er oisie Nmenoemen.
fer enDel AZ aonititltipnen, OF ser
meO er @inbringerne for 8iennein.
rorel'en az NonpartiIan 9igaens
StatSprogram rpb6et al |eiei1, hpis
iffc me Granddaughter ifilloe fom.
me op. Icttc Nrogram saar, iom
meooelt, iio pao at oprette for Sta.
tens Hcgning Glepatorer, Slagte
rler, Mfcler % Banter iamt Statens
Oocrio9ellc al &lllgri,berne III. Ill
5 nGrpGrcnoc 2egislatur oil man
oog lnolfrTnfe iig til fun en- Gel al
alt bette, nenllig GIepatorer, MsQel
% Banter. Se al Nnlenbementcrne
bplS @pIoigbeO bar prret omitriot
blep peotaact moo IS Stenmler / Sc
llatet; Dc oprigc gif euitemmig igien
ilem. Sper8snlaalet ON 2opnlrS.
'tgbeocn er M oppe / SeicItcret.
Santioig meo Hatiiifationen al
Observation-Disclosures e. SCI
f%ranllat 6orIIog ON Sprettclic a
Sermtnal'elepatorer oa Wslcr, %
en- @eoilgning paa $4,000 600 fore
lIaoes / oi$ic Eicmco.
i Setdtet cr inobrogt Ell @il ON
at 3orninipcftionen % Scrnbane
fomnliS iionen ifaI ubgisre buer ii
Ncpartemcnt.
Nonpartiian 9isaen betiener Tia
Ut Sopgipningsarbeioe for en- ito,
Tel al Caucus" eSpitemet, bpiIfc
tlerler til, at man toit optrroe mel
laa meat itsrrc Iutoritet % Gam
lte1Hlnlgbeo / De aigisrenoc Speras
maal. Sptti al Suiets MebIemmc,
er aaact nleo paa en- iaaban Srbuina
% | Selatet er Ger 33 ener "a, ion
lfal bape forpIigtet iig til at oeItas
| eauens'erne. 2igacn bar laaIebe,
Ell Mfaloritet ira besee Siiie. Te
bar o9ret nogen llsreie / AnIeonin,
az HeprGfentaut YIeaiance's SoIS
ming operfor Caucus 0esoerne
ioet ban bar pGsret iis ior at lao
liz binoe al De Scr fatteSe @elutnin
ger, oa bans Sag err MI UNDER 9e
banoIing / Ell aonitc.
Snlet pebtos Sen t5be Ct ssorIaI
til @nbrine al Sen iaafaIote See
!. ano SEED Bombing Sop. bporue
Siben for Sarmernes Detailing a
@fbras til G%oirntperne iorIanses.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-24

ecno "Seeorab.g uffen % @eb strncn" til
GlGet pg Eenner | 9dnlelouoef. g~arsions
ttngenteI CT S $3.50. Vorto tpcreanef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-24

"Tonen"e enefe ggentcr er pens onmls
Iborrenter, ocrtor ian hi tiIbp faa p9roIfulos
TrGnier til Slbornertfamlere.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
FREE

One 15c Powder Puff TO
every person who makes a pur-
chase of Armand's Bouquet
Face Powder. An excellent
powder and worth trial.
frice ...................,.....
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
PLAN OUTING FOR
NEGRO CHILDREN

The second annual community treat
' for the poor, OF the Tom and Dick
Club, will go by auto to Plkeville
Park, Pa, on Saturday, June 2s The
autos VIII leave the club house at Q
o'clock. Returning will leave the park
at , o'clock Five hundred tickets TO
be distributed 20 the worthy poor may
be had from the chairman Of the sub
committees as follows: West side, +.
Conga south side. H. H. Johnson; east
side, Leslie Grey. A box lunch will be
served in the grounds at noon, snd
ice cream, cake and lemonade, VIII be
served in the afternoon.
There will be a One-hundred yard
dash, a three-legged race, and sack
race for the boys with SO In cash as
prizes.
For the girls there VIII he a hobble
race, a peanut race, and a toy hunt,
with 81 in cash as prizes
J. VIII Halls orchestra will play
lazz muse for the dancers, and s. NJ.
C.. Globe will lead community sng
Each person viii he given three Tick
cts for the merry -gO-rOund. the whip,
and the witches house Mrs. Samuel
p. Clark. assisted by Mrs. George W.
jackson and Miss Grace f. Howard,
will he the directors Of domestic
science. There Will he a crop OF
young women to help the young men
in looking after the patrons. Visitors
Will be welcome. It is desired. how
ever. that they provide themselves
with their lunch and refreshments.
During the community Sing, George
". Jackson, Will speak on "Blessed
is he that considered the poor Pres
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girlsl Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try II!

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard white, shake well. and You
have quarter pint Of the best freckle
and tan lotion, and complexion beauti-
Ger. at very. very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces Of orchard white for a
few cents. Massage this sweetly frag-
rant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day and see how
freckles and blemlshes disappear and
how clear. soft and rosy-white the
skin becomes. Yesl 1t is harmless
and never irritates.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
BY CHIEF TAHAN.
or the kiolva Indian Tribe.

Bl CHIEF TAHAN.
or the kioNa Indian Tribe.
Now. do you remember the story ]
told you about the Thunderbird and
how he makes the thunder storms
when he lghts with the Rattlesnake9 .
We'll. one time he had The most ter
rible light with him. II was awful.
Thunderbrd got so mad IN that fight
that he opened and shut his eyes fas-
Ter than ever before.
That made so much flre blaze out Of
them that 10 came clear down TO tho
sarih
some OF u went into a hollow tree
si the top. and ran clear down 30 the
roots OF ii and stayed there
That was the nrsi nre That was ever
made.
After awhile The Buzard saw the
black nre-breath coming out Of the
tree tor 6Ra a-he told an OF the animal
people about the strange sight
Then an OF the animal people held
a council and talked a long time; for
they wanted 20 ind out what The
thing was and what it was good for.
At last they sent the Buzzard back
10 sec about lt. lie flow right over TO
where Il was and DO on the ground
at the root Of the tree.
He saw something through a hole In
the tree and he poked his head
through The hole 90 get good look
At IL, but he didn't let his head stay
In there very long.
Then he ncw back 10 the council /
and told ihe animal people that he /
thought the thing wasn't good for |
anything
Pretty soon they an noticed that the 1
FIRE had burnt all OF The feathers OF
Of his head.
That IS tho reason that The Buz-
Yards head is bare.
Then they sent The Owl to fetch the
news about the thing with the black
breath that took feathers OF
When he got back he could hardly
see: his eyes were red and there were
rings around them
The wind had blown The ashes in
% his face and eyes, had made The
white rings which ne can never run !
on. and his eyes are red yet.
All Of this made the animal people
believe that FIRE is a bad thing and ,
they arc afraid OF IL yet.
After awhile man saw The hisck
breath coming out Of the tree-top and
he. too was afraid Of il for he knew Z
what it had done 90 the animal peo-
pie The man stood away of from II
for a while, then he crept closer and
closer.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
PORTO RICO Is PRISON
FOR so SCHOOL NJ ARMS

n. E. A. Special TO The Evening Journal.
SAN JUAN. June 20 PITY so Amer
ican school teachers. They're marooned
on the island Of Porto Rico. Schools
over and they want TO go home to the
states for their vacation. No steam
ship accommodations can he had.
They're thinking Of petitioning Secre-
tary Baker to send an army transport
after them.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20

ton p Green, tenior. viii sing some
threw the waller and some threw the
fire."
Evening journal., 1919-06-20

Pretty soon It made him feel good
and warm, for he had been feeling
chilly.
But when ne put out his hand and
touched tho fre- he drew II back
quickly
For it had burnt one OF his fingers.
Then he went up and threw a stick
40 it just 10 see what the IRE would
do.
In a little while the fire ate up The
stick so that nothing was left Of &C.
That made the man think That maybe
The fire was his friend, for IL took his
gift.
lie went up and put a piece Of meat
on the fire, but when IL didn't burn
II an up he took what was left Of The
meat and put 10 into his mouth and
70 tasted good.
lie thought 70 was the best meat he
had ever eaten. And that is how the
man came 20 make a friend OF the fire
Evening journal., 1919-06-20

Metal workers. macninists ano chauf-
feurs should use the Want Ads OF this
newspaper.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
CHIEF TAHAN'S STORY FOR KIDDIES
Thunderbird's Eyes Made the First Fire
HOW MAN CAME TO BE A FRIEND OF FIRE

The Evening Journal Is the only pa
per In Delaware for which Chief Ia
ban writes his famous Indian sleep
Nme stories
Evening journal., 1919-06-20

Next story-How the Terrapln Out
ran the Deer.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20

Business partnerships VIII be formed
hv tho Want Ads
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-10-31
New YORK, Oct. Is, 1913

Water Street has experienced during
the past two weeks period of activity
which compares very favorably with
the busiest period in the markets his
tory. While the new Sumatra is the
magnet which has been responsible for
the presence of most of the consider
able number of buyers who have visit
ed the market recently, very pro-
nounced interest has at the same time
been shown in the 1913 Wisconsin and
other types of domestic tobacco.
The prediction is being quite freely
made that the 1919 Pennsylvania crop
will be very slow in moving, because of
exaggerated notions as to the value of
the crop which the growers are said to
place upon their holdings. The fact
that there has been no buying of the
new crop thus far, aside from the re-
cent activity in hail-cut tobacco for ex-
port, seems largely due, however, to
the apparently universal determination
on the part of the packers to delay
buying this years crop until the tobac-
co is in the bundle. This policy is be-
ing consistently followed this year in
ali tobacco growing sections and not in
Pennsylvania alone.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-10-31
New England.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Oct. IA, 1919
While growers almost universally
started the seasons operations with a
firm conviction that 1919 leaf tobacco
would bring better prices than the 1918
crop, this feeling has wavered of late.
The numerous cigarmakers' strikes
have been one of the causes. There is
no disputing that stocks of cigars are
low in many cities and that it will re-
quire millions of cigars to restore nor
NAL conditions in this respect. Neither
is there any question that the various
strikes have reduced consumption in
that the smoker who has been un-
able to get his favorite brand in many
cases has turned to cigarettes or pipe.
This loss of trade is quite in line with
that of the barber who shaves certain
customers daily If for any reason
these customers fail to appear the loss
of receipts is positive, as none of them
is likely to be shaved two or three
times in a single day to recompense the
barber. Neither will the smoker who
has been denied his favorite cigar
double or treble his cigar ration when
the normal conditions return.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-10-31
Wisconsin Tobacco Market
EDGERToN. WIS.,, Oct. 81, 1919.

EDGERTON, Wis.,, Oct. 81, 1919,
In hurricane campaign lasting not
much over week practically all the
really attractive 1919 binder leaf avail
able in the northern valleys was picked
up. Buyers who have returned from
the field agree that between 40 and 80
per cent of the northern Wisconsin leaf
is spoken for by this time. Nearly all
the representative firms handling Wis
consin tobacco were there. Each
wanted to secure as much of the leafy
binders produced in that part of the
state as he could lay his hands on. Of
the large acreage grown in the north
ern counties this year between 1000
and 5000 acres are still left unsold.
The greater amount of the acreage
still unsold produced tobacco of diff
ferent type than the one the market is
hungry for. There is also some hail
cut. Part of it was picked up at good
figures; IL to Is cents was paid, the
price varying with the amount of dam
age. Buying is still on up there, but
the big rush is over and has been for
several days. Where the packers
found the kind of leaf they wanted,
there was no haggIing over the price;
each crop was contracted for on the
basis of its nature as binder PROPOSE
ton. The prices varied, running all
the way from 25 cents to the high
water mark1 of the 35 cent level, the
latter figure representing tobacco of
exceptional binder value.
In the southern Wisconsin tobacco
area the market opened light last Fri
day and Saturday. Perhaps 300 to 400
acres were contracted for previous to
last Sunday. Since last Monday the
same eagerness to find the leafy binder
crops which characterized the drive in
the northern market has prevailed in
the southern. The type and quality of
the goods have governed the prices.
The buyers and growers have had no
difficulty in meeting one another as far
as price is concerned where the type of
tobacco suited the trade. The prices
have been attractive for attractive leaf
from a binder standpoint, and the
grower who had the right goods is well
pleased with the price. A great many
sales are reported; only few can be-
given; these are selected so as to re-
fleet in a general way the condition of
the market Of dozen sales in the
Stoughton territory the price rules be-
tween 22 and &c and 26 and &c. East
of Edgerton number of crops were
contracted for at 20 and sc. To the
north and northwest the figures nov
cred around the 25, q and up to the 30c
mark.
/ Clarence Bunting, Busseyville, 5a at
20&5c.
John Gilbertson, Rutland, ga at 23&
&c.
Even Evenson, Wheeler Prairie, 10a
at 25&10c..
Thos. Kingland, Utica, Ia at 27&10c.
Martin Olson, Utica, Ia at 30&10c.
Ezra Bussey, Albion Prairie, 8a at
25&5c.
Otto Nasett, Hillside, Ia at 251&8c.
Keaiey Bros, Fulton, ga at 25&10c
Lars j. Lee, East Koshkonong, Ia at
30&10c.
The crest of the buying wave that is
now on will probably reach its peak be-
fore the next issue of this paper ap-
pears. maybe earlier.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-10-31

II
There is soon to be placed on the
market machine for sizing all kinds
of leaf tobacco. This machine is the
invention of Mr. Ben Kahn, who was
formerly associated in the leaf tobacco
business with his brother-in-law, j.
Litchenstein. Mr.. Kahn has had sew
eral years experience in the handling
of leaf tobacco, and early saw the need
of such a machine One Of the sizing
machines is at present being used at
the East Hartford warehouse of the
American Sumatra Tobacco Co., and
those who have seen it say it is daily
demonstrating that it not only effects
a remarkable saving of labor, but also
sizes the tobacco perfectly, which is
nearly impossible by the old hand meth
cd; and also that it saves a large
amount of tobacco breakage Arrange
ments are being completed to manu-
facture the machine on large scale.
N. Y. Leaf.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

"a TRANA Sc COMPLICA MAS CADA VEZ9
BERLIN 25.-Entre los elemento de orden Ale
mania asegura que los moscovitas hngaos estan
trechamente unidos.
Estos hayan constante communication por naambco,
noche da COP Ell partdo criminal boshcvki mandado por
Lenne.
Los extremstas hGngaos pmeros que ceebado
una aianza los hobes de la tea pua vaendose de
Trotzki
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26
F. |. A. I.

De placemes pueden estar los miles
de personals interesadas en- el auto
movilismo, que, mas que un deporte,
reEulta una verdadera necesidad Ell
nuestra isla. Segun nuestrSs notieias,
mny prontO ha de establecer Agencia
permancnte Ell San Juan la gran Ia
briea Italiana Automobile Torino,
que es Ia fabriea curopea mas grande
que Sc dedica cxclusivamciftc Ia pro-
ducci6m de vchiculos automotriccs. La
linea Dc sus productos cs Ia mas com
Pleta que Sc conoce, y abarca los domi-
Mos del aire, de Ia terra del mar,
pucs incluyc, ademds de aerOplnnOs Y
carros dc turismo (que son sus pro
ductos gcneralnentc conocidos) motOres
maritimos, plantas completas dc alum
brado electrico, tractores agricolas, Y
una Inca cOmpleta de camiones de va
rios tonelajes, dc superioridad y efcien
cia indiscutibcs como 10 daiaron dc
mOstrado Has famosas asccnsiones al
pinaS durantc cl transcurso de Ia gran
guerra, en- que arrastraron tcda Ia ar
tillcria gruesa del eiercito italiano has
ia las posieiones estrategicas situadas
en- las mas atlas cumbrcs dc los Al
pes.
Para darsc una idea dc In signifca
ei6n que ha de-tencr la FIAT en- P. r.,
basta fiarse en- que su linea completa
~ bien balanceada de production le
,pernitc compartir vcntajosamenie COR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26
Ell sENoR HERNANDEZ LOPEZ Y
SU DIsCURso DE DUELo

No hemos podidO reconstruir el dis.
curse del cminentc orador pucrtorri.
queha pronunciado en- Ia tardc del do.
mingo.
Mas, Hernandez Lopez, fue algo mas
que un orador, al decir adios a Rafael
Castro Gonzalez. Fue un pensador serc.
no, de vision clara que interpret6 en-
aquellos momentos cl estadO de aba.
timiento, de la ciudad dc San Juan
y quiso provocar una saludable reac.
ci6n en- los espiritus.
la muerte tragiea dc un hombre
bueno y paciaeo, dtil inteligente, ha-
bra producido un general abatimiento.
Y esta situaci6n de amino fu6 10
que eristianamente consigui6 modi6car
Ell sefOr Hernandez Lopez, devolvien-
do las alnas que sc habian sentido
(heridas, la plena confanza en- los altos
designiOs.
Sus mas eloeuentes parrafos fuerou
aguellos que dedic6 los hOmbres cum.
plidores dc su deber para que, confan.
do siempre en- Dios, eontinuaran por
el caminO del bien con &c inquebranta
BILE.
Es sensible que el sciior Hernandez
Lopez no reconstruya siempre gus ira.
bajos oratorios, para ensehansa del
pueblo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26
Alemania agita el pt1nal en- la sombra.
Un formidable eercito enemigo el rio Dniester
TrenAenda conspracon de tetone h1ngaros "boIshev
Ell SENIOR CARLOS WERE, QUEEN
TAN BRIJLANTEMENTE PELEo
En- rEANCIA, REGREsABA PRoNTO

Don Carlos we're, cl bicn eonocido 60
mereiante de esta Capital, acaba de re.
cibir una carta, de su hijo Carlos, quien
Sc bati6 tan brillantemcnte, /
lado de los famosos Dragones de Fran.
cia, donde aquel 10 commicn a ~ pa
Dire, IA bucna nueYa de h8bcr sido
condecorado por q Rey Alberto lie
B6lgiea, con In Cruz dc Honor Belea.
Carlos dice, que cspera rcgrcsar pro
ximamentea Puerto Rico. III cree que
estnra aqui para los primeros dias del
mes que yieDe.
Carlos We're .Ir. naci6 en- Puerto ri
90 y esta en- FraDeia desde 81 aao
1912. liza tornado parte IN los comba.
tcs dccisivos dc Ia guerra y en- iodos
Sc dist nguid por su Lravura 3 yaleu.
tia.
Pareec incrciblc que .haya sido hrri
do seis veecs, pucs SC conserya fuer
te colorado.
III nho pasado reeibi6 10 Cruz de
Guerra l'e T'rancia, como Tircrnio 4
su heroieo comportamicuto en- dcfcn8a
de Ia libertad y del dcrcrho amcnaaa
do.
Carlos tiene otro hcrmano que tam.
bitn lueh6 en- las iiias del cj6reilo re.
pubiicano. FL joven yietoriano que
tan honrosamente cumpli6 81 drber en-
10 guerra. FL Consul dc Francia en-
Puerto Rico senior Ives du Courthial,
ha pedido por cable al Ministro de Ia
Guerra de- Francia, quo cnSie iamtith
Puerto Rico junto con su hefmano
Carlos, Vietoriano, quien Sc encueu.
ira ahora en- un hospital de Paris.
En- Chateau Thierry, perdi6 Ia VOC, DE-
bido . una ola inesperads de gases
asfixiantes, fu6 trasladsdo inpedia
tamente al Hospital Militar dc Ia ca
pital dc Francia, dondc Sc halla en- Il
aetualidad.
Pero don Carlos We're no csta mcnos
orgulloso dc otro miembro dc su "a
milia que estd en- Franeia. Sc trata
dc Alberto Subiran, m pobrc hu6rfa
no de ia Martinica, quicn creci6 junto
con Carlos y Victoriano, y trabaj6 en-
Ia o6cina comercial que ticne el sehor
We're en- Ia eallc Tctuan de csla ciudad.
Subirdn tambi6n es heroe; tenia un
defecto en- una picrna, 10 que lc daba
derecho para alegar la exenci6n, pcro
no quiso hacerlo y respondi6 al llama
miento en- seguida.
Durante el invierno Sc le helaron los
pies tai extreme que Sc crey6 necesa
rio amputarselos. Afortunadamente no
hubo necesidad dc ESQ, POGO a POGO
ha lido mejorando, 'hasta el punto que
Sc cree regresara . Puerto Rico, sano
fuertc como una amapola.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

todOs los manutaetreros Representations
actualmente en- el pals. Tomando por
base Ia produeci6n de coches de paseo
FIAT, que han de venderge en- P. r.
desde 100000, Jog mas caros hasta
menos de se,Ooo.00 los mas baratoo, po
dra verse claramenie que para cada au
iomovil que Sc vchaa en- Puerto Rico.
no imporia In nlarca, habra un FIAT
(marca standard en RI munllo autt mo
triz) que le coInpila en- precio, cali
dad oparieneiai
.AGcinas dc los altsiguos admiradores
del FIAT, quicnss no 10 usaban porquc
su prccio resultaba 4rohibitivo en- Puer
to Rico, hay que epnsiaerar Ia curiosi-
dad natural que ia de dcspcriar Ia
aparici6lf del prod,Gfo curopeo en- nocs
tro mercado, curiosidad que ha de ira
ducirse en- m1ltiphss ventas. pucs por
precio igual, pa9ecido, no hay que
dudar que el FIAT scra siemprc prerc
rido por "a ealidad insnperable dc sus
ma;eriaIes, Ia solidez dc su consiruc-
ci6n, la eficicncia mas que probada de
st motor, In econtmia DC 81 carbura
ei6p scncilla y ali5mtntc cicmtffea, Y
y acabado fno Y exaeto, dc su carro
>reria rlegantc Lien diselada. cualida
des qte han hecho que q automoyil
FIAT bava siJo eisgido per Ia mayoria
dc los prmcipes ealePeos, entire los que
Sc cuentan s. Mk n Rey lie Espahs,
r 5. S. q Papa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26
-ICTO PRESENTADO OFRECE
LAuLrlMA cRuzADA CONTRA IA ANARouIA

.s.4aa IA ULTIMA CRUZADA CONTRA LA ANAR0UlA
PARIS, 25.-Toda prensa Francia esta resue
tante al ado de ngaterra Estados Undos para opener
50 grave pelgro faz ell Este de Europa
M Los peri6dcos de Paris consderan grave
ton surge Hungra pden aianza pue
bios cNizados apastar las nacones criinaes que
rroponen hace de la humandad horda de asesinos
Toda prensa de Franca pide que emprenda
directamente contra los h1ngaros.
la RAPlDA ACCION MILITAR>
ES DE T0DO PUNTO INEVITABLE
PARIS, mario 25Los periodcos gravedad de las
crcunsanca pden que suspendan odas
dentes enprenda apda acc6n coneurso
de todos los Poderes AIados
Los momentos son de prueba dice lie Temps de
TODD puno indispensable desoza do que
incorpore.
LA MANO NEGRA DE. ALEMANA
Sc ESTA AGITANDO EN- LA SOMBRA
LONDRES 25-La unanine en- los puehIos
Aados es que Aemana que ira en- derroa
es "a que ueve los hos del horrible complot que sumns
ira los elementos para la nnonstruosa Iucha.
Todos los perodcos estan dec que odosa
Aemana e la apoyo drge, conspando en- la
sonnbra o. movmento que estaIo Hungria.
RELACIONES SECRETAS ENTABLADAS
CON LOS "BOLSHEyIKIS" RUSOS
GRAySIMA AcUSAcoN
BERLIN mario 25.E Gobeno aleman presdido por Ebert
eny0 Delegates Oda ugenca Rusa para entabar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

90 Eafasl - Castro. tiss 1s a ss.
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LA EUROPA CENTRAL AMENAZADA
POR IA ANARQuA "B0LSHEyigt~

PARIS mario 25-6rody ACADIA de lcgaf - visna.
ocoso ALI todos los partdos dc Huugra po csou-l6n
dc iefes. apoyaran aI cobicrno podeea
Entente"
PARIS. mario 25-LOs DeIcgadOs iugocsiavos las Con
terencias dc Ia Paz han dcclaado de qo
heviksmo" cxtcnda por odas as d.
Europa.