davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16

the company should not be revoked. This same commission, according to the answer. requested Morris Goldwa ter, secretary of the state bankers as- sociation, to furnish it with all the in formation in his possession relative to Pandolfo. This Goldwater did, but the banks clear themselves. as an associa- tion. by saying that Goldwater did this in the performance of what he thought to be duty, but that the association had taken no official action in the mat ter and was blameless.
 Each defendant separately denies that it published. authorized. approved or ratified the publication of the letter.
 The answer goes on to state that in 1916, Pandolfo was attempting to do business in Arizona and at that time the alleged libellous letter was read to the association. This was as far as the association went in the matter.
 Each defendant separately alleges" the answer reads. that the plaintiffs reputation, prior to the alleged publica- tion of was. in the respects aforesaid. bad" To provide further Justification for believing Pandolfo's reputation to be bad it is alleged that
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16

Back further. in 1911 to 1915, Pan dolfo's record in San Antonio is cited, where. as the representative of the Cher okee Life Insurance company of Rome, Georgia; the Great Republic Life In surance company of Los Angeles, and the Independent Life Insurance com pany of Nashville. Tennessee, in an effort to extend his business, he en- deavored to sell trust certificates to the unsuspecting. To make his certifi- cates appear reliable. it is alleged that they were guaranteed by the Common wealth Trust company of Houston. Texas. which the answer states. also
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16

had a reputation that was none too good. In this instance, Pandolfo is said to have broken faith with his pa irons, in the matter of meeting interest payments.
 For these reasons, the banks of Ari- Zona ask for judgment of dismissal of the complaint and assessment of the costs against the plaintiff. The costs in this case, it is said, will amount to more than in any civil suit ever Srou gnc in this jurisdiction, requiring tne service of 63 complaints in ths entire state. This was done by Deputy Marshal Fred Weage.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
A Living Model

As done foremost establishments in New Yorks Fifth Ave these beautiful garments will be displayed by living model desire that readily appreciate the style perfection without having them yourself until certain garment strikes your fancy
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Serve with cream or whipped

molds Serve with cream or whipped
cream
Tiny Beet Salad Mix one cup of
sliced tiny beetS, one cup sliced
celery and one-half cup of English
walnutS, with one cup OF mayonnaise
dressing, serve on heart leaves OF let
tuce
Oyster Pie-Liue a deep pan or
baking dish with light pie or biscuit
crust Wash and drain oysters and
10 each pint allow tablespoon Of
butter. one OF sal. and a dash Of
pepper, fill crust and cover with light
crust Bake in a quick oven ior
twenty minutes, Serve with oyster
sauce
Orange Mamalade Put six or
augeS and four lemons through food
chopper alter taking out seeds and
white lining shreds. Add three times
the quantity of cold water, let stand
twcnty-iour hours. To each pint OF
fruit allow one and one half cups OF
sugar Cook slowly for one hour
turn in Jelly glasses or molis.
Cream of Tomato Soup-Cook one
can OF tomatoes with one onion, until
SOFT rub through Strainer and return
to double boiler when boiling add
one quarter teaspoon Of soda. m,
one tablespoon Of flout and stir until
Smoaih stir in one pint of milk, on,
tablespoon of finely CHOPPED parsley
Combine mixtures and serve with
| battered toast.
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the mayonnaise and eggs and spread
in layers as thick as one slice OF
bread If the bread is ius, spread
with a thin layer of peanut butter the
flavor will be improved for some
Leaf lettuce may he used, though
sandwiches are made without 1t. and
please the appetite almost as we'll
All sorts OF little bits Of ilavorings
may be added to this sandwich, also,
as nuts, cheese, meats, etc.
Ham Sandwiches.
Grind sweet pickles, nuts, and ham,
separately, then mix. Blend with a
heavy mayonnaise, until the com
position will spread easily Butter
slices of fresh bread, very ,hinly. On
each slice spread the ham mixture to
the very crus, OF the bread On one
side place a, lettuce leaf then press
the two slices together BY making
this way, they will not fall apart.
A Sweet Sandwich.
Grind together dried pruneS, dates.
figs and raiSins Blend and thin to d
spreading consistency, with grape
juice, or any fruit Juice. II you have
No fruit juice. water will answer
! Blend with this some chopped nuts
and spread between cockies--thC
home made kind or the vanilla wai.
ers YOU may buy. This is a splendid
sandwich for children. who crave
more candy than seems to he good for
them
Chopped marShma'ows may be
added to this combination. This sand
wich is also fine for a picaic sand
wich. and supplies the sweet" and
"iruh" necessary IN every picnic
| lunch.
Pimento- Cheese Sandwich.
Through meat grinder put some
full cream cheese, and canned pimen-
toes the amount of pmen,ocs de-
pcnds upon how well the pimento-
flavor is liked Blend and thin with
the oil from over the pimentoes Grind
raiains, and mix few with the cheese
combination. Spread thick on we'll
buttcred slices OF fresh bread Lettuce
adds to the appearance and flavor Of
this sandwic,
A New Sandwich
Force full cream cheese through a
grinder. Thin to spreading con-
sistency with mayonnaise.
Melt, in pan, over hot water, a
sweet, milk chocolate bar.
On slices of but,ered fresh rasin
bread, spread the cheese in thick lay
es. Over the cheese spread the
melted chocolate. Press together. This
combipation seems to blend especially
we'll with iced tea.
Contrary 10 me general rule, ! pre-
fer fresh bread to the day old" bread,
for sandwiches. With fresh, bread the
cru', may be left on, and only adds to
the flavor.
! The most important, thing TO OBJ
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Recipes For a Day.

Tuna Fish Salad-Onc can tuna
fish, two tart apples, one hall bunch
celery one-quarter cup nut meats
one hard boiled egg, mayonnaise
dressing Serve on lettuce leaf gar
nI,hed with pimento
Blackberry Jam Cake-One cupful
OF sugar, half cup shortening pinch
salt, three eggs, whites and yolks
beaten separately, four tablespoons
OF sour milk, two cups OF flour, cup
blackberry Jam, one teaspoon oi soda
dissolved IN milk, teaspoon each OF
cloves, cinnamon, 9llSpce and nut
| meg
Braised Beefs Tongue - Wash
tongue, put into kettle with boiling
water Simmer gently for two hours.
lake out of water, remove skin, trim
of rough pieces at the roots and re-
move bones Tie tip OF tongue to
thicker end. Pu, two tablespoons OF
buttcrine IN frying pan and brown
il; add one tablespoon Of flour, mix,
add one quart of stock, one onion, one
carrot, one turnip, five sprigs of pars-
ley two bay leaves, tablespoon OF
worchesterShlre sauce, tablespoon
catSup. Put in oven for one hour
bastlng often, When done dish
tongue, remove strings Thicken
sauce Serve with Drowned potatoes
Rheubarb Jello-To ono package OF
lemon Iello add pint OF cooked rhu-
barb (home canned or iresh(. Dis.
solve iello in one pint OF boiling
water. add rhubarb, pour into wei
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YANKS READY TO WED;
WEDDING BELLS TUNED

SPRINGFIELD, Ill .- Get the
trouSseaux ready and tell the sexton to
tune TIP the wedding bells. We've
been gone long time. so be ready
when We get back"
This cryptic message was received
by relatives Of three soldier boys
members OF the l25rd field artillery,
who had just landed in America IRON
France as part OF the j3rd division
No explanation was given Recipi-
entS were mys,ified. But they took it
for granted the boys are con,empla,-
ing a matrimonial venture when they
return to Springfield.
THAT fellow boasts that he has new
er read line OF fiction" He must
oc ono OF those magazine illustrators"
Judge.
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according to a telegraphic bulletin' re-
ceived at the company's offices last
night. For the first time the Indians
will permit motion picture cameras to
be taken on their reservation and
scehes TO be enacted for pho,oplays
showing The ,ribes-iolk. C
Heretofore a superstition has ex-
is,ed among the Indians that persons
who were photographed BY the motion
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picture camera straigh,way lost their
souls--a belief originating from the
inexplicable appearance OF the vic
TINS" shadowy self when the picture
wa. produced. S, fierce was the op-
position Of the red men to an invasion
OF their rsrvations by motion picture
iolk that violence to came-ar,en and
tasN was feared at the nanGs u
ar,usu Srov.,
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consented to pose for their cic.urcs
prov cling they were allowed TO keep
the rfo,ographs-thereby thinking 10
keep POSSESSION Of their soul Comes
OF .htse photographs we're di,pstch,d
10 the office In Nov York. aud las,
n,Ph' came word that the old ,ups--
sutton had 'inally been discarded and
that the Indians will consent 10 pos:
Tor the movies.
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week ago Major Rober; Warwick,
noted Famou, f'aycrs.Lasky uu, and
GsSrse Melto'd, director, 81 'ceede'l
in making their way TO tribAl head
quarters in the Idaho hills. togeths.
with The cast and eameramen>r their
new photoplAy Told in the Aill,."
Prolonged explanations and ronlcr-
enecs followed, during which tribe
leade, laid down their weapons and
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By Leno Osborne.

or oIl lahor swing d.vire. invented
- '"'"' NS'''N' -, N"','
lo' r',out,ing kitchen work. the
sandwich heads the list
They NAV he made 10 cmbodv ,
,,b,i. aI III, IL n -.
dlshes--with less -scrvice-with less
vork-with lrSs snare and with more
,.,i .,,;a,,,,,, IT 49,. -
Wv, ''a'' PN'"'P'' any
o'nei iood eomolhatlon'
With their DOpularity. they have
uro,vr !, variety until.
'>''' '""'
days "''''''
wan nothing more than mayonne's.c.
lTlI moE" ne feei wo,v. ho"n s"ne wsi, sresa ,ol
They're made OF meats they're made
IT., sWr,,. ,....... -. -,..
please, '''' "'""'
Ter Fridays dish they're made OF
ISh'
" made sWGl,mc '''''' '''' '"'S II
They're made from frults-from stem'
r,o,,, a, Irt.h ,,o,, ,A h. ,,t,
too " -" '"' ''" ''"''
We cat them hot. the hamburscr-wh,
,vo nt1,' ,t'o tho. .,,, .., ...
they're 81 Sold ''' "''.' VI we ''''"'
For ,,,h theSc h2t days when your
They'll prove your hes, friend When
..,, made Of any blend
boSn ,ho r., ra'n" s"ss's'oo'->ou select
And serve them each doy- II ,urc,,
viii pay
Bacon and Tomato Sandwiches
Cook ,hinly-cu, slices of bacon nm.
ti{ very crisp. Chop fine Blend ,hi,
with mayonnaise Butter thin slice,
Of fresh bread. On one slice make a
layer of sliced ,oma,oes-on the o,he,
haycr Of the bacon and mayonnaisc
Y.n
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serve when making sandwiches. is to
spread the filling to the very edge OF
the br d, and to make II as thick at
the edges as at the center--a feature
seldom found in store made" sand
wlchcS
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Hints SL&7
Y11rHo1t1e
HENU HINT.



Breakfast.
Sliced Oranges Cereal and Cream
Poached Eggs on Waftles
flashed Brown Potatoes.
Coffee.
Luncheon.
Celery. RadiShes.
Welsh Rarebit. Toast
Fruit Salad. Tea
Dinner.
WatercreSS Baked Oysters
Braised Beets Tongue.
Baked Potatoes, Spinach
Tomato Salad
Rhuharb Roll Coffse
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INDIAN SUPERSTITION
DISCARDED-HED MAN
TO APPEAR IN MOVIES

NEW YORK A pact between the
chiefs OF the Meg PerceS tribes in
Idaho and the Famous Players-Lasky
cotporation aRenis has been arranged
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
Una de las CsusaS de
los muChOS a|ambiquGS

La inmplatacion de las leyes prohibi-
cionistas en- Puerto Rico ha revelado una
Ease interesante de la imagination crea
dora de los amantes del icor. Antes del
prohibicionismo nadie hubiera pensado
que en- tan breve termino iba haber
en- nuestra isla tantos fabricantes de be
bidas alcoholicas como estan descubrien-
do los policias y los detectives. No pasa
un dia sin que la information no deje
de anotar Ia captura de tres o .cuatro
alambiques de destilar icores en- la
isla en- ell mismo San Juan.
Els interesante yer como tantas per-
sonas Sc han hecho duchas en- ell arte
de manipular con esos artefactos clan
destinos. Los mismos policias Y detec-
tives no saben dar una explcaci6n del
origen de este. Sorprenden, junto con
los alambiques, latas de miel, botellas
de ron, carbon vegetal, y alguno que
otro accesorio de rUbrica, ahi dan fin
a sus pesquisas. Tai vez 81 los detecti.
yes hubieran registrado las bibliotecas
de muchos de los improvisadoS licoris-
tas, hubieran encontrado ell libro que
da la clave de las clandestinas desti-
laciones.
Las investigaciones de un reporter
de lei MUNDo", parecen, sin embar-
go, arrojar un POGO mas de luz sobre
este aspecto de nuestra vida insular
Por inquisiciones hechas en- diversas Ii
brerias de la capital Sc ha descubierto
que las ediciones del manual del Ii
corista' Sc estan agotando de una ma
nera asombrosa.
Cuando Sc ha visto que no hay EN-
PLAZA los apetecidos MANUALES, Sc
ha recurrido entonces, como Ultima an
cora de salvation. al ''Tratado de Qui-
mica Elemental de Langlebert' en- Ell
que hay un capitulo dedicado la fabri
caci6n y destilacion de bebidas alcoho-
licas.
Nos extrafia que los aduaneros, que
tanto cello demuestran en- hacer cum
plir las leyes prohibicionistas, y han
privado del vino los pasajeros de tran
sito que pasan por Ell puerto en- los ira
satlanticos, no Sc hayan fjado que en-
esos nismos barcos vienen los libros
que iluminan los cerebros de los anti
prohibicionistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
EI bTiIIante concerto
del ViOIiniSta Palma

Todo San Juan Sc dispone con en-
tusiasmo asistir al concerto que
dara ell eminente violinista don Luis
Palma, de paso en- Puerto Rico, la no.
che del microbes proximo.
Bach; Beethoven; Mozart; Men
delssohn; Grief; Paganini; Lalo;
Saint Saens; Wiemawsky y demas
grandes artistas, son interpretados
por Palma, como 10 demostro ell lu
nes, en- ell Ateneo, con una facilidad
asombrosa. Cuando ejecuta una me-
lodia, flota sobre la sala una atmosfe-
ra de recogimiento, la mirada busca
algo como 81 pudiera encontrar la
Illusion creada por ell artista v parece
que en- su Violin vibrasen las fibras
del corazon del arte.
Ell teatro Sc vera como nunca, inva-
dido por 10 mas selecto del publico,
la noche del microbes.
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Ell Or. CueVds zequsiTa dGs-
Cubrira en- Cuba Ia estaiua
de un hardO insign0

Ell ilustre portorriqueio doctor
Sergio Cuevas Zequeira, catedratico
de la Universidad de la Habana, tuvo
la cortesia de invitarnos para asistir
las fiestas que Sc verificaron en- la
capital de Cuba con motive de la colo
cacion de la primera piedra del mo-
numento Zenea, glorioso vate y pa
triota, ell dia "a de agcsto.
Ell doctor Cuevas Zequeira, presi-
dente del Comite para la election del
monumento, inaugur6 el acto con un
discurso, tras el que debi6 recibir, CO.
mo siempre, clamorosas ovaciones.
La colocacion de la primera pie
dra estaba a cargo del Alcalde de la
Habana, doctor Manuel Varona.
Felicitamos una vez mas al insig-
ne portorriqueno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
La pOIlCia Intervene
en- un tumuItO en- Vega Baja

Anoche Sc nos inform6 por telefono
que en- Vega Baja la policia tuvo que
intervenir en- un tumulto que habfan
tornado varios huelguistas y rompe-
huelgas. Segun los informes, los rom
pehuelgas celebraban un mitin en- la
plaza del pueblo, v los huelguistas otro,
frente la casa ocupada por Ell cuartel
de la policia. Debido algunas palabras
fuertes que Sc crusaron entire un rom
pehuelga y un huelguista, que Sc encon-
traron en- La Gale, hubo una rifia, en- la
que intervinieron otras personals, hasta
que va amenazaba ocurrir un serio tu-
multo. Afortunadamente la policia Sc
di6 prisa en- suprim;r La alteration de la
paz. no hubo que lamentar mayores
consecuencias. Los oradores que habla-
ban en- la tribuna en- aquellos momentos
eran Leopoldo Sandoval y Jose Otero.
otros oradores tambien usaron de la pa
labra.
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Distinguidos viajeros

En- el vapor "Brazos" regres6 aver
de Nueva York el ilustre Presidente
del Tribunal Supreme senor don Jose
c. Hernandez, acompanado de su dis
tinguida esposa, de sus hijos los es-
pesos Licdo. don Jose Hernandez Use
ra Y dona Maria Vazquez, de sus
bellaS hijas Dolores Conchita.
FL Juez sefior Hernandez, quien,
10 mismo que sus familiares, disfru-
tan de merecido aprecio en- la socic-
dad portorriquena, tuvo el placer de
saludar unas horas antes de embarcar
en- New York, a sus hijos el Teniente
del Regimiento senof Pedro A. Her
naEdez Y al medico de la Armada Sc
nor Vicente Hernandez, quienes ha-
bian regresado va de su viaje Fran
cia.
Ell Teniente Hernandez estuvo pres
tando servicios en- Francia, cbndu-
ciendo tropas varios puntos de esta
nacion y de Alemania Y ultimamente
prestaba servicios en- la oficina del
Quatermaster del distrito de Paris.
Ahora, al regresar, ha sido destinado
al campamento Dix en- New Jersey.
El doctor Hernandez presto servi-
clos en- el transporte "Huron" Y a su
regreso sigue prestandolos en- la Ar
mada.
Ambos militares, tan cultos como
inteligentes, durante su permanencia
en- Francia, tuvieron OCCASION de visi-
tar, ademas de Paris, ciudades histo-
ricas tan importantes como Reims y
Versailles.
Enviamos la familia Hernandez
Usera un afectuoso 'saludo de bien-
venida.
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HORROROSO iNCENDIO
EN- LA BAHIA DE CADlZ
FACTORIAS, BUQUES, NUE.
LIES Y FABRICAS ESPANTO-
SAMENTE DESTRUIDOS

MADRID, setiembre 5.-Cau-
san verdadero estupor las mott
cias que Sc acaban de recibir de
Cadiz.
Un enorme incendio, que las
autoridades han comprobado ha
sido intentional, destruyo por
complete la factoria naval de
Matagorda.
Las perdidas Sc caIcuIan en-
muchos miIIones de pesetas, So
bre todo para la Constructors
Naval y la Compahia Trasatlan-
tica.
Han sido destruidos los nue.
lies, las fabricas, los astiIIeros y
los buques que estaban en- cons
truccion.
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Carta de los Iepr0SOS
a Sus mobiles pTOtGCt3reS

Hemos recibido los regalos que, pri-
morcsamente preparados en- una enor-
me GAIA, nos enviaron las mobiles Y ge-
nerosas san-germefias. por conducto de
los ilustres padres pailes del Obispado,
ell dia veintinueve de agosto iiltimo, los
cuales nos repartio diligentemente el
padre Delgado, uno de los sacerdotes del
citado Obispado, que vinieron a vernos
Y a predicarnos la dulce palabra dc
Dios.
Todos los pacientes eXperimentamos
una hora de algeria y placer ell dia 20,
y mucho mas cuando nuestro apreciable
padre Delgado, nos lego en- alta voz las
dos misivas consoladoras que nos de-
dicaron las cultas senoritas Celia Rivera
Porrata y Consuelo x.
Damos nuestras mas sinceras gracias,
por medic de estas cortas lineas las
filantropicas san-germefas. por su ras-
go de altruismo, tan digno dc encomios.
y especialmente, la simpatica espi-
ritualmente. seiiorita Celia, por ell in
merecido interes que Sc toma por todos
los enfermos que vivimos Separates del
mundo, angustiados y tristes en- esta
Isla solitaria, sin otra esperanto que la
muerte.
Deseamosle dicha sefiorita muchos
amos de vida para bien de sus seres anna
dos y de todos los que lie profesamos un
afecto sincere inalterable, tambien,
nuestras protectoras Isabel de Motta
de Ramery, Ora. Lolita NJ Pifiero de-
mas personas que guiadas por un alto
espiritu de caridad cristiana nos hacen
Ell bien.
LOS LEPRosos DE LA IsLA DE
CABRAS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
POR Los ALEMANES:
Won KLUCK
Won BULLOW.
Won HAUSSEN.
PRINCIPE DE NUREMBERG
MoNUMENTo A ROOSEVELT

Sc lie ha ofrecido al caballero norte-
americana Mr.. Henry Brown la presi-
dencia del comite encargado de reco-
lectar fondos para el, monumento de
Teodoro Roosevelt en- Puerto Rico.
FL comit6 central de los Estados Uni
dos Sc propone levantar fondos que
asciendan a ss.OoOOOO para esta obra,
que ha de perpetuar la memoris de uno
de los presidentes mas ilustres que ha
tenido Ia naci0u.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
VEINTE HERIDOS GRAVES
ENLA CAPITAL DE COREA

TOXIC, setiembre 5.-En ell
formidable compIot fraguado y
reaIizado en- Soul, capital de Co.
rea, para matar al Gobernador
iapones, han resuItado veinto
personals heridas, casi todas
elias de gravedad.
FL Gobernador pudo salt lie
so, por haber conseguido dsSviar
ell rostro, cuando muy cerca de
eI paso la maquina Internal, que
produjo una horrible exp!csicn.
a muy pocos metros de distan-
cia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
UNA BOMBA EXPLOSIVA
CONTRA UN coRERMANTE 9

LONDRES, setiembre 5.-Di-
cen de Alexandria que un estu-
dante Ianz6 una bomba sobre
ell carruaje que ocupaba ell jefe
del gobierno de Egipto, cuando
este Sc dirigia al PaIacio.
Una parte de la bomba cayo
en- la deIantera del coche, des-
trozando a los cuadr1pedos que
tiraban de eI.
El Primer Ministro result6
iIeso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
MAS DE GLEN DETENIDOS
POR LA POLICIA

FL CAIRO, setiembre 5.-In-
mediatamente despues del aten-
tado la poIicia reaIizo numero-
sas detenciones, sin haber podi-
do encontrar al asesino.
Creese, no obstante, que han
sido reducidos a prision aIgu-
nos de sus completes.
La poIicia IIevo a las carceIes
mas de Glen personals, entire las
que figuran varios amigos exaI-
tados del anterior Jedive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
Los itaIianOS al fin
GStdn SatiSfeChOS
(POR CABLE INGLES)


PARIS, setiembre 5.-Se ha
ceIebrado estas tarde una sensa-
cienaI entrevista, que Sc temio
concIuyera en- ruptura, entire ell
primer ministro inoIes Mr.. LLOYD
George y ell Ministro de Nego-
clos ExtranieEas de Italia, sehor
iTittoni. a% 1W
Ha producido extraordinario
sfecto la notieia de que los dos
representatives Iograron por fin
IIegar a un acuerdo en- 10 que
respecta a la aspiraciones de
Italia en- Fiunia y otros puntos
del Adriatico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
COnChita AdsuaT

LEGO en- el vapor Santiago de Gu
ba''.
Conchita es hija de aquel pundonoro-
so bravo Coronel del ej6rcito espa-
mol, tan excelente como bizarre, que
Sc llamo don Jose Adsuar.
Conchita qued6 huerfana a la muer-
te de su padre ha venido Puerto
Rico, donde fijara su residencia entire
sus familiares.
La seiiorita Adsuar, culta y talen-
tosa, naci6 en- Bilbao. Su estada en- San
Juan, sera para la sociedad timbre de
honor y de prestigio.
Ell MUNDO envia la distinguida
dana su saludo de cordial bienvenida,
deseandole grata permanencia en- ell
pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
Ell DOCTOR FEDERICO TRILLA

Ha trasladado su residencia a Fajar-
do este prestigioso facultativo, que ejer-
cha su profession en- Ell pueblo de Tru-
jillo Alto.
Ell doctor Trilla ha sido nombrado di-
rector del nuevo hospital municipal
de Fajardo.
Numerosos vecinos de Trujillo Alto
nos comnnican que La partida del doctor
Trilla ha sido muy sentida ALI, donde
Ell joven doctor Sc hizo acreedor, en- po-
co tempo, al aprecio y distinction de
los habitantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
LOS ALIADOS AMENAZAN
ROMPER LAS RELACIONES

PARIS, setiembre 5.-Son tan
graves las noticias que Sc estan
recibiendo de Budapest, que las
naciones AIiadas, despues de di-
rijir ell energico ULTIMATUM al
gobierno de Rumania, amenazan
romper las reIaciones dipIomati-
cas-, definitivamente, con esta
nacion.