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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25

,TODk and ,rsusfer ,lrrh h kuoS edge
Of oU wet supplies. give details and "a.
Ar, wanted Address :. care World
MNS To take charge ot oil field wArr.
house must have had crporiouno handling
or ir.d supplies give details and Salarl
Address SO care World
WNNrFp. .Jnnltor one who can 40 some
carpenter and plumbing repair work.
k'irnum Hotel
WANTED rptoAss prcsosr aud hushcD
uNu 'NrEr uf phone Allied Ihllors,
t|,rtr0rr OtA.
JuIN THE ARMY RcsruuinE offices At
oklahoma city Tulsa MusAogsc, Ch,cA
asha. Arimorc nrj tnid
SALESMAN 70 travel for wo.l established
h1io arr,s-ory iohhing house, give ref
,r,urrs 800 your application. Address
no, B. .r word
WANTED Experienced meat cutter must
have good references Phone U.s..
RLACk NTH wanted Tor foreign fields.
one b.AtAAmtth .jar mAksrN wanted FOR
Burma ON D wear contract Apply 20 IH"
OI WrI fngiroot,rg Company Limited
NrtroHa Ontario. canada
WANTED s0mrorr 60 take contract for
fhr finishing Of Nv room cottage,
,rukID' Phone agt j. li2a
Nnruytt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
PERSONAL PROPERTY
HousEHoLp Goods

HOUSEHOLD GOODS. oil
DINING TABLE. ausrtrr.d oak fumed OAK
rhAir. unert davenport Phone tp79
HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF.
ron StLf Cray bah, hneg, ..s!s. and
rhtd'. bed. IS Call a. GOO " Vanut
DROP HAD sewing machine tor salr.
good a. q 80 Phone Ii2j or Aaie. K
W. WANT your second hand urHiiure
Phonr 2li3 No trade new for Old
FOR SALt Cheap. large sirc ivory reed
baby rarrtavc also chtld's walker. gl9
W Cameron
FURNITURE wanted. Highest cash prices
FOR SALE rooms 81 practically new
mrnuUrc al Of high grade, bs bar.
gain. Phone "tpH
BRASS RED Ovrrmoor mattress. walnut
dresser buffyti dining table library
table chair. Phone ooS7 u.
MILJFRs second hand s,orc ncras moe
goods VIII pay more than any dealer
ln iu|A phone ~ aot3
rykNlTuRE WANTrp--IarEr or small
lots rrsIirurr' hotels room.uE houses,
new or second hand stocks. a1lwhcr"
cash read. prompt attention. clay Auc
ton Ca, - " Firu - Phone alet
WANTED Second hand goods We hny
anything and sell everything Don't selI
until YOU call Gj3t Diamond Furniture
A, ,,,.,,,r,,..,.s. ,-,.o,.,rrr a., ,...
MATT fSSES RFNoN NEtb-Nnh urooV
strdn rciurn.d none ,hr sane day' 'hon'
oA'' S"hl'A) M'''feAs 20
,,,.,,,.,,. ,,....l...-.. ,....,.-
NENh"l NV h'', hI'"' &C." s"I
I"trt sweeper "''''b 'A'''. ~
h"'''"
f"h HNLt. one 'rl gi gaon n'u SP''"S' ""'
on" dresser Fh'"e '-''
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 60
riInVpsoN ,,,,.r rtnoo far .,I, pbour
s51
.,,y .,,r ,u.,,- y,.,,,I, rr,..ir,lh.
r,, ,'J n- ,er,,d, ,i .rlu', o..r,,
,niIr a. ,,rifr. ,hrrL cain Noor,.
E,,d ,3p
t"t Nlit very rye hlNh \ "sfl' ,'n0'
"m"s' n," ',"' ,.,s,'','.. nl,s''n ai'' 40
OIL MACHINERY SUPPLIES 81
,TrlS1JuN ON mon. ~. nave oo hand
for ir,m.I3,,, .bi,mcui the folloving
,I.o,,,,'. "., ,,,,I'.,,,'t -, ,h, rrl,,,
oyoicd a shining poInt. one
iGG Lartrl ,-ii,tgr InaI, Of D., and
y steel, . l6' cover With ladder and
platform, h. y, ready for shipment
- 100 II pressure drums. size iNh
feet i.Nia stro to stand 100 pounds
pressure $3.50 each Five condenser
boxes. siIo 6NNNG feet = lt' steel plate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
BOARD AND ROOMS
IIOTEIR

JACOBS liwIl. Now open for business
,FrrftNmf u,s U...r,of building >t,irr
ruum - rrr w.,L, Goo per night, sos
FIRST AZ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
HEATING AND PLUMBING

$50 900 no LOAS on long time a. low rat" .
monthly payment plan NJ. iiuRhC.. 2lt
Palace BIdg Phone aipl
t. unNFN. plumbing hud ga ntung per
soma attention given 20 repair, sh"n
faction guaranteed 90 g Detroit
Ihonr gGig
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
NATrRr g9HS Renovated snA recovered
rriufn~i hons the same Ia, Pbous
7t4p Ianiiars MAttrsNs 20

non UNION CuNTRNCroR Carpenter
paiuIsr and io.urator 10 oysrytHIng
ttai house requires $50 brick and
concrete pay rnFh for materials Aui
10 your worb taisiarlOrly. PhDEs
Upi2 i 4 & 9srnra
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-12-13
knights of Columbus
Initiation

New Iberia Council No. 1908 Is
going to hold its second initiation
within the past seven months TO
morrow Sunday Dec 14th, 1919.
with class of seventy candidates.
Following is the program of the
day,
900 A. NJ. Assembling Of can
dldates and members at 81. P.-a g
College.
10 15 A. NJ. Marching of Car
didates aud members 10 1T. re; ef's
Church.
1880 A. Nj High Mass b,
Rev. j. M. LaDg!ois V. q Chap
lain of New Iberia Council, Sermon
by Rev Father Dieboid s j. Pres
Grand Coteau College.
IL 90 P. NJ Elmer to CaDdi
dates at Hotel Frederick.
1.3O P. M. Initiation Ceremo-
MES at the Court House by the
best Degree Teams in the State.
80 P. M. Luncheon and
Smoker to all Knights of Co)um.
bus, served by the ladies at the
w. o W. Hall.
New Iberia Council is to be COM
plimented on the progress it has
made in the fast increase of its
membership, on january LIST 1919
With a membership of only eighty
three members to the present mem.
bership Of one hundred and fifty
six and Initiating class OF some
seventy new candidates, which
will bring its membership to over
two hundred for January 1st 1920.
1t Is the aim of the present Off
GERS to have modern Knights of
Columbus Home in the near future
and then New Iberia Will be able
to boast of another order having
home where the members can en-
joy themselves.
The local Council is expecting
some two or three hundred visiting
knights for this imitation, and
will make Sunday December 14lb,
1919 memorable day for Column
bianlsm in New Iberia.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-12-13
Children CrV
FOR FLETcHER'S
e CASTO RIA

The garments made by mem
bers OF Iberia Parish Chapter
were completed and shipped in to
Division on Saturday, Decem-
Der 9th.
Too much praise cannot be given
the ladies and young women, also
the Junior School membership of
Iberia School Chapter for the love
ly way in which they turned in
this sewing. All sewing passing
close inspection by Parish Inspect
or. Mrs. C.. c.. Edwards.
The Knitting will go forward
Ust as soon as it Is completed.
The New Iberia Juniors have a
hand in the Knitting, which is
highly commendable.
The Jeanerette> Juniors helped
creditabIy in the making up OF
garments.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-12-13
AN APPEAL
FROM THE UNSECTARIAN
AID SOCIETY.

10 the People OF New Iberia:
The first time in the histo-
ry Of it's existence the Unsec-
| tartan Aid society has to ap-
peal to the general public for
funds to carry on its noble
work among the unfortunate
in our little city.
/ The members with a few
entertainments during the
year, have always been able
to render a reasonable amount
of assistance in the past, but
with the ever increasing cost
of all necessities of life they
find themselves now without
funds to 60 further.
At the last meeting ways
and means were discussed for
replenishing our finances, and
it was decided to make an ap-
peal through the press first
and a few letters to organized
bodies existing in our midst.
The writer was appointed a
committee of one to take UP
this work, and friends, we
trust you will respond with
the same generosity that you
did to all our appeals during
the trying time we made them
to you during the War. Please
understand this is for our
own, and when we think of
the generous manner in which
our people always respond to
outside calls, we feel confident
we need say very little more.
Our society knows no creed.
Its mission is to furnish the
necessities of life to those who
in the struggle for existence
surrender to adverse circum-
stances. 1t deals with the
material existence and the
physical being in the admi-
nistration of its principals.
1t asks no thanks and expects
no compensation, but it does
appeal to those of a higher
nature who feel for the poor
and destitute, and we ask you
to come forward and assist us
in our work.
The following committee
has been appointed to receive
your ations. West End,
Mines Jerry Taylor and D. A.
Dimitry. Central, Mr.. Maurice
Lemaire, at Estorge Drug
Store. East Side, Mrs. Stephen
Hale. East End Mrs. Albert
Estorge.
Please let this committee
have whatever you are willing
to contribute so that a few
may at least have their lives
frightened Oh that day of
"Good will to men,.
We thank you in advance.
Mrs. G.. W. Cultivate.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-12-13
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
PARKER CLUB, ,|BERIAPtR|SH.

A meeting Of the Executive
Committee Of the Iberia Par
ish Parker Club was held
Wednesday P. M. at the
court house.
Representatives from the
various wards in the parish
were in attendance and all
reported Parker sentiment
very strong throughout Iberia
Parish.
Preliminary arrangements
were made for holding the
ward meetings within the
next two weeks. At least
fifteen meetings will be held
throughout the parish on one
day. Several local speakers,
assisted by others from
neighboring parishes, will
speak in both French and
English at each meeting.
The exact hour and place of
the different meetings will be
announced at a later date,
but it is expected that the
following will be adopted
with some addition:
First Ward - Patoutville
School House.
Second Ward - Chapel
Grounds.
Third Ward Belle Place
School.
Fourth Ward-Loreauville
School and Steckler School.
Fifth Ward -CoteauSchool.
Seventh Ward-Delcambre,
Rynella and Derouen.
Sixth and Eigh tn Wards
not yet arranged.
The committee is composed
of the following:
E. S. Broussard, Chairman,
|. W. Gajan, Secretary.
Everard Gary, DR.. U. S.
Perret, Ulysse Lemaire, Sid
ney Hebert, Jules J. Olivier,
Louis Pesson, Louis Decuir,
P. c.. Valet, Armand Con
soulin, John 0. BONN, An
tome Gonsoulin, Hazard
Vaughn, Ademar Breaux, A.
G. Smoke, Elodiaa Romero, F.
J. Romero, Alfred Viator,
Jos. A. Segura.
Alphonse Davis, DIR. G. J.
Sabatier, Lazard King, DIR.
T. R. Gayle, Alfred Renou-
det, O. Dominique, DR.. J. H.
White, HI. II. Winters, F. G.
Decuir, P. R. Burke, L Q.
Hacker, Jules Dreyfus, Ar
thur Schexnayder, G. W.
Compton, P. Evrard Brous-
sard, Fred Decuir, 0. Renou-
det, G. u. Lacoste, DR.. W. F.
Carstens. Cfet Girard, R. W.
Frame, DR.. E. S. Fulton, L
F. Villermin, E. Vuillemot
Marcel Derouen, Lionel
Delcambre, Homer Landry,
Simonet Miguez. Numa Mig
uez, Jr., R. A. Mcllhenny, 9.
G. Henshaw, John Leeds
Avery, J. w. Watts, F. }.
Feight, JOS. A. Provost, Felix
J. Hebert, Alcide Lyon, b. Y.
Mouret, CASTOR Druilhet, H
B. Hewes, Walter j. Burke,
P. A. Landry, Ceasar Lab
auve, V. j. Smith, M. w.
Fisher Gustaye Leblanc.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-12-13
Children CTy
FOR FLETcHER'S
G a 8 7 oRlA
in Road Bonds,
3-r1illTax to BeVOted on

Abbeville, La, Dec. g.
The taxpayers Of the first
ward, which includes Erath
and Delcambre, will vote at
a special election, Wednesday,
on a bond issue Of $4,000
to build gravel roads in the
ward, and a tax of three mills
to pay the bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
Saws Radical Sim Feiners
Cause Harm to Irish Cause

1 opinion Of the world"
While the leader made no direct
admission, IL was believed moderate
elements believe this new radical
faction may be partly responsible for
the attempt on the life OF viscount
French. lord lieutenant OF Ireland
and the raid upon the plant Of the
newspaper Independent.
The group of young extremists has
become restless and dissatisfied
with the present policy" OF the old
Sim Fcin leaders. the speaker said
we are watching events anxious
iy because We are afraid they will
do incalculable harm to the cause of
ireland. both here and In the opinion
OF the world he said.
Moderate Sim Fein leaders, II was
known. fear the outbreaks Of the ex-
tremists viii bring harshsr acts of
repression from the British govern
ment The unknown leader. II was
asserted. fsvors campaign of ter.
rorism and planned a series OF assas-
sinations TO follow the French out.
rage.
Old.time leaders were left out OF
the extremists plans, IL was said.
and the moderate groups feared the
government unconsciously was fur
thering the alleged condition Of ter
rorism by forcing the moderate lead
ers into hiding. thus preventing them
from breaking the growing ranks OF
the radicals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
Teddy McNamara,
of Pollard Fame,
Back in Seattle

Teddy Mcnamara, who Is appear
ing In the musical comedy. "On
Manila Bay" at the Palace Hip this
week. is renewing old acquaintance
In Seattle and indulging in reminis-
cences OF days long ago. when he
played hero as comedian with the
Pollard Juvenile Opera company. 1t
was long ago. too, for altho Teddy
is nearing the last of his twenties.
he first began his histrionic career
at the age of six.
1T wasn't my fault didn't begin
sooner" declares the comedian. my
sister ran away from our home in
Melbourne, Australia, and came TO
this country with the Pollards, and
while | stayed at home. | dreamed
of going on the stage and to seeing
America. When the company re.
turned TO Australia l lost no time
in going for a 'try-out. and was ac-
copied We played around the
world. eventually coming to America,
where our manager was none other
than the manager at this time of the
Palace Hip, Joseph Muller"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
Az Cen Peel OF
VIII ''cs,s-ii."

riEht Off Just like a banana peel
uu can try 90 dig or drag out your
corna with knife. or slice them
with n bloody TaEoT. or Use ban
deRrH and tape and wrap up your
Soc into a package. bat that's the
'trua -'cm-rpuEh. painful. foolish
way Tee or drops OF 'tirts-it''--
that's the peaceful. sure, common
sense way that never fails. You
reach the corn easily with the little
'GrtH.ff' bottle. n does not hurt
tho true flesh Try Il. trot and
nfniiei It's a blessing. never fails
"gtts.tt" the only sure. gunran-
tred. monry-hack corn-r~uovcf.
costs but a trtfis at any drug store
Nsrd hy y Lawrence a Co. Chicago,
Ia sold in Seattle BY the owl
Drug Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
Deputy Sheriff
Injuries Japanese

Deputy sheriff Asa Lee knocked
down ~. uchiynma. 10. Jap. late
Christmas afternoon white driving ar
auto az First ave. and Marion st..
Lee rushed the japanese to tho city
hospitnl. where IL was found he had
suffered a broken lex and severe
head Commissions.
Upon returning 10 tho police
garage. Lee coilided with a machine
driven hy T. Dobro. 200 fioyiston
ave. He Immediately arrested Dubru
on a charge OF reckieaa driving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
Public Hearing on
Pierce Co. Bridge

4 public hearing will be held in
the Commercial club. Tacoma. at II
a. m. December 80. In connection
with an application OF the county
commissioners 81 Pierce county. for
authority 20 construct a temporary
fixed bridge over IIyiebos waterway,
on Lincoln ave.
The object Of the hearing ia 10 give
all parties Interested an opportunity
TO view the plans ana be heard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
BRIDE WAITS AT ALTAR,
GETS NOTE, GALL OFF,

NEW YORK. n. Y. Dec. 26.-
Friends and members of the family
OF Miss Anna Fl. Kuhn. the 21.year.
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kuhn of Brooklyn. spent several
hours in Manhattan In a fruitless
effort TO find John w. Immen. who.
1t developed. Tilted the young woman
at the altar while nearly 400 invited
guests awaited his coming.
Rev. Frederick w. Doutzauer. the
pastor. was making preparations for
the ceremony when a message signed
by the bridegroom was handed to
him. II contained only three words,
and read;
ITS all off"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
Prisoner Hangs Up
Stocking; Wanted
Gift of Hack Saw

Santa Claus doesn't seem 10 care
FOR had little boys" remarked Harry
Merlin. county jail prisoner. when be
pulled down his empty sock tthc one
with the hole IN iD from the bars Of
hts cell door Friday.
Merlin hung up the hosiery Christ
mas eve and allowed II 10 remain all
Christmas day with this note IN u:
Dear SANITY. Please bring me
half a dorm hack saws. Your ss-
,ecnlcd friend"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
JEAN EDWARD ST. CYR
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.--Jean Har-
old Edward ~. Cyr. who married the
widow Of silent" Smith las; April.
was in serious condition from APP
pendicitIs at private Hanitarium
here today ~, Cyr. who says he m
a native OF France. has denied stories
that he IL IN reality John Henry ia.
ward Thompson. a former hotel clerk
who disappeared from waco. Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
Is Japan Batting u. S.?

tiaan politics finds In this clause a
magnificent opportunity.
For aix years "a defeated party In
America has striven IN vain TO find
a popular issue. The shantuns issue
comes 20 hand ready made. II is "A
positive godHend. II n n moral issue.
Il grips the masses. II is read morn
ing and night In the newspapers.
II IL discussed In offices. elevators
and lunch-rooms. No pulpit neglccts
H. More knowledge and more inter
est in China are created In these few
weeks Of whito-hot partiHan discus
sion thnn In all the years since Chi
ua first came out OF her obscurity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
corns Tween Toes?
Use Easy "Geis-It"
ANY Corn or Caiius Comes OF Peace
fully. sioriously. Never Fails.

II u easy for "Ccts-it" 10 reach
hard to- gci-at' corns. and bette r
yet. u 10 easy 10 remove them. be
cause "Gets-tr' makes them como
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26

ana released him on his personal
rccogniEancr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
JAPAN SHOULD STAY
THE SIiA>TINs GHOST

President Wilson WIS forced 10
tour the country IN an attempt TO
save a peace and a league which.
up 20 six months ago. were funda.
mental tonets OF every Americans
faith. lie asked HIS audiences: Are
you ready 10 80 20 war to force
Japan out OF shantung2" a solitary
woman is reported 10 have answered
No" but II he had asked often
enough. perhaps not even one would
have given that reply
His heokIers asked. m she intends
10 return slantung. why does she
refuse Ia state IL on papcr?" And
the answer which he made does NOT
satisfy honest business men. who are
accustomed 10 sign their promises
10 pay.
Thus Shantung has focused from
this time forth the attention OF
America upon China. and especially
upon those regions which feel the
tread of Japanese boofH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26

Many an artist. model wouldn't
make mnsioi wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
This " the eighth article on
Japan BIS Rodney Gilbert.
Written Especially for The Star
ny RODNEY GILBERT
0y-ading Oriental JournaIisf)

To many e appears that Japan
has gone out OF her way. Of late. 20
provoke an unfavorabie opinion Of
herself IN America.
II started when proof was brought
that morphiD IL being distributed In
China by japanese after having been
introduced thru ports under the con
troll OF Japanese authority The re-.
tort was that American missionaricn
American missionaries. were using
the cellars Of their residences as hid.
ing places for opium,
This retort BY the japanese press,
as stupid as u was angry, at once n
confession Of guilt and 81 hostility.
served 10 fix upon Japan the sur
prised suspicion and dispieasure OF
the greatest organization In America
the Christian church.
ALIENATION or 4. \.
FRIENDSHIP IN GRAVE
Then came the misrepresentation
OF American motives In connection
with Siberia, For a long time this
oppohiiion was not unucfHtoohs nut
when Il was followed by the same
line OF editorial comment IN eonnec-
ton with tho Consortium. the motive
became very clear. and u aroused
the dirtrust OF the American finan.
elai element.
Hard upon this was the attack
and almost accomplished murder OF
American soldiers in Tientsin. Then
the diatribeH upon President Wilson
and the League OF Nations.
The church element In again
stirred up by the Korean Outragcr
and the attempt TO connect Ameri.
can missionaries with them as -.
Illustrated by the conviction % Mowry
Now the shantung award fuses all
Of these elements into one mass. Par.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
For BiIi0usness

Sick Headache. Sour Stomach, BIoaf-,
Ing. Gas, Constipation these dis>.
sressine consequences Of indifestioa a4e'
svoided il the bowels pss kesp spss'
and regular. I
FOLEY cAThAp1lcI ADIEll
act promptly. without pain OF asnsss. 4
They clear the bowels, sweeten ehol
stomach and tone up the liver.
2. r. Whsehurss. r. ?. D. I. Noefsst. vos1
Foley Csthartie Tablets have doss - 80
Good than any medicine I ever used-' y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
STUPIDITY MAY YET
CAUSE WAR WITH 4. \.

American spirit may not be ready
for war with Japan. but Prussian
stupidity was able 10 provoke II 10
wrath. and Prussianisn In Japan
might do a. much again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-26
yENIzELOs IN PARIS

PARIS. Dec. 26.-Premier Venice
los Of Greece arrived here to partici
pate in the Turkish peace settlement
conference.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-27
Los rebeldes alemanes dominan en- Ham
burgo, donde cometen excesos.
Los miGtaristas alemanes preparan un
golpe de Estado.
(Cable Gel Imparcal").
Via w. / Co.
(Cable a ''El Imparcial").
Via w. !. p. and T. Co.

BERLIN-El General Hindenburg ha presentado la dms6n
efatura del Eercto aean No ha expcado los motvos
dice que estado de desorganzaci6n ndcpna
ahoa encuentra Eercto aleman puede muy
airosa la gura de e presgo otra pare esta
muy quebranado
PAR1SVaiendose de ell senmento de proesta contra
e ratado general e pa dese que los maristas
epaando gope de esado aduenare del goberno de
Aeana Coincdendo acentuado rumor, sabdo
que Grown Prince Federico Guermo ha desaparecdo de
Holanda ea Berlin ponerse al fente del
movmento.
PARISE Senado la Camara han votado Ley Elec
ora han apobado tamben la ley reguando la fabrication
venta de alcoholics
MADRID-La Direction Superior de Sandad de Espana
ca e ha crcuado respeco la xistencia de
cra Madrid otras cudades mportanes Lo existe
agn asado de coerna que revse modo agu
no. las preparedness de de Ia salud publica
PAhISAuaena e pesinisno respecta la concentration
paZ Las tas compcaciones surgidas las que les
soucon Immediate hacen suponer la ma de paz
frr aplazameo Los preparatvos esan hechos
para invadir Aemana 81 no frna como esa convenido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-27
La muerte de Pablo Iglesias en- Paris y
elbanquete que piensa dar en- Madrid.
La fuga del principe de la corona, Sc
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gado este puerto tres grande buques agados de go
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mento de conservadas.
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han dejadoen campo de la refriega muchos muertos.
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choque sangreno la mporante ciudad de Haburgo Sc
reeen verdaderas de venca Las ropas de Ebert
sido desarmadas fusadas grupos Ell de los
parqes arera ha pueso los revoosos possession de
muchas ametraladoras.