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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-16
Observation-Disclosures maastaipien-
timahbplliinnOet


Observation-Disclosures as
fettGin rtlfaiieman tilaSton muifoon
mietiin Dbopsapauoist fili,neen fe-
iGfiuin 80 pnG pGdtppneen tilitpito'
Eben oiaIlo uIfomoille jotoista leb-
MID fobti 100 polinoo moitoo mas
toapo mGGr1 meijeritiotteito. Waas
ia nietiin ipoito, i~auistoa ia tanmit-
t1,o maitoo 2,55f,6 sos. TAG moitopaii
noo mostouipa mddrd eli toifin 10
noen noin 8 %proienttia fofo maan
maitotliotam,osta.
@1mG nlrmerot cdpat b%erdttuneet
aiiomaintijoito miettimGdn meiieri-
tiiotteioen Observation-Disclosures
firufiien Ianientamisto, mifd tietps-
ii atpaiii Dbbpsmnltoin moonpilje-
Iiiotue 1n1iio t~alolGbteitd.
8itoteen 1918 merroten oioitti
moin ia fanmrtetiin maioon tpienti
IiiGmtpmist6, m1ttta jrutstontpienti
.pGbenemistG. 8oito Dietiin maosto
33, 799, 1850 poiinoa f%itIaineena mio-
teno eli enemm1n fiin pitfiin oil
foibin Sit6 ennen. Sllirin on poin
moostn mienti tpiionno 1880, nimit.
tGin 39,OOO,OO0 poiinoo. Siriistoa
mietiin oinoostoan 1S,794,S53 pait'
noo eli noin 80 profenttia wdbem-
man fiiin eoelliiend ipaoteno. &on-
m,tet,n maibon pienti tefi 1885,
74O,5O9 poitnoo eli ldbes 200 mil
ioonoa poirnoa enemmGn fiiin eoel-
Iiiend ipiiptena.
@6b1iiin on noin mnastd piettt
finfin auliooen toifo- ia feNdfiiiis-
IA, n6in6 firntoliinu m~olmiStettti
moi ponnoon tafpolIiiesti ~fGilioibin.
9onmltetan moioon ipienti oil fti-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-16


Woanontoino 81 y. Gbutbamisin
flo p1toli s illallo.
Siistaina 2S p. S@ron ebtoolli7
fen fonsio flo 9 ip.
&esfipiiffona 80 p. Somingtonis-
ia flo 2 ip. &ippifoulatIapietl Julius
teInni ia qnuetoort nf iirmalcis
palpelufien %pGdtpttpd.
&rlolIltt:
Wrs Maria Ibo fuoli fotonaatt
@inonasio, Micb meiitnutiin 9-21,
bauoottiin @inonan bartolismaabnn
9-22. STD: 70 10 A If ia 81 p1itpdd.
SpntpnDt:
S11omas ia Sba Maria Wiemen
tptto 8ilma 8ietti Wario, ipnt.
@reenisiG, Micb 9-27, fastet. 1912.
Watti @isfari
SO4 Clint ct.
Calumet, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-16
Smlpja Standardization

YoSt. q. @alnmon ftta ieminad-
rijibliua Sronmoooisia $4t.42; g.
mert Dillon $500. - Mntti Sir
men fit: folebti SpnoOm firfosfo
5reoerifiSio, 9. 0of. .$7,43; 81.
Moltnlt ia @irs Sei fumpifin $500
Sreo &erGnen $500; Wars S Seiss
zoe. &irginia, Gsinn.. @irs
g(bstran6 $500, g~litttajon Dst1md,
icminoorin p8tGipG ia S. g. Sin
fltfin $t.0O. - SiiGGnfirjoitus mat
iuino oppiloiIta $4,000. Smnta-
iofi, Miml. Scr S. giulm fautta
fuufoltinen papinpolffo $500, Scr
3. Gala Ieminoorin fannat1tsmaf-
iua $500. - Sebefa, @inn. Scr
SSocob 9lbon fortta 9oooocfin, Wim
iel1rofuman ompelrleitron labia
$500. = 9erfeleb, Col. Scr 8ictor
0pmannin failtta Miss 2iii Sotti.
la $500, ieminaorin pstdipa $500,
Miss @efonan $500, 8ictor Nb-
mon $500.
Spo. fiitofiet labioittaiile iemi-
marin pitolesta.
gst.
9. Miotioloinen
@lp, Mim.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-16
Carl H. Salminen
ASS Duluth, Mimi.
PHYTO-PUROS

Phyto-Puros, Phyto-P uros! Sc val
taa kaikkien mielet. Miksi? Siksi
eta Sc parantaa nopeaan ia on kuhn
uusin keksinto taivaan ala, ia me
toivomme eta sta kayttamalla sal
raustapauksissa elatte kauan. Kun
sis saiirauden musta haamu .astuu
kotiinne. pistaytykaa Mr. Albert
Wangin Drug Storm, Cumberland,
Wis. ia ostakaa Phyto-Purosta; Sc
vol parantaa n. k. flustakin. Kysy-
kaa sta seuraavilta asiamiehilta
Ironwoodista, Mich: j. Andersonin
Meat Market, Aurora st; Keranen ia
Tupanen Luxmore st; John Olson.
Oak st; Walker House.
IS
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-16
TGGsfsjen mnnttoretfet

SoiiIitfuitsio 10. 1917 iootiin No-
taIisio @teId- @fritosIo fiinni pads.
fp, iofa oil meffittp 8ofefieloisid,
nglonnisfa 6 b toiifof 1911.
EGma on emf terto, fun on biromot-
til pG6sfpien lentdtuGn 26nii. Git
roposto bolfi piioIen meio6n moan
oioamme ia toto Ifritan pG1stG
pGGb6n wiettGm66n toIipea eteIdi-
fen poHonpuoIisfon fei6sf1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-16
Worth Yprf. isis.

8iime ferralla Mrs Sobn uiton
nitoremman laittamasta fabtpipop-
b1std oil tiiIoia $10.74. Seuraotoa
fofpus OH Mrs Som 2ipostin to-
lola Iofof.. 10 p. Eermetiloa foifin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-16

@oin nloabon tatonti lif6dntpi
mp0sfin mime euuonnn, teboen -
t31 ,469 pollrao. sta mostoi1s ND
bentpi jertston ia fanmitetum mai
bon mnobon ta,onti, tebben eoeninen
2,442, 306 porlnoo ia idIfimdiaen
90, 1888, 723 polinoo. Gaioretto moi
too taotiin moobon f,tlarneena wuo-
tenu 1851 ,553 a~aIIonoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-16

III
2cnt1G ontos lelpoton,
Ientdd etiielleq. :
Gtii outos liitdcn
tppntd ~ipodmellen.
Mennei5pp0en MALTA OF,
moni muisto %,p1iffpp.
S~ailemaifliiis rontoban
npfpiippoen ldiffpp.
Ealion oatos nGbbd iao,
paljon ibaelIa.
Mont' on betfen-onnelaa
ibmislapiofello.
Waitttn mifsi oatos Ell
tGnGGn niiSia miib0D?
Waitii ipo1n ipnfe1
i%pnfenlmdfii fiibtpD.
Stiff ett1 ti,rmio
liiffui faiftiolla,
pltbtaintafin ipleili
ipnnin fpnffG bolla.
JSifii ett1 miniia
enin ipnti lempi,
luomnfltnnan frliitn1i on
miita iaastaiempi.
Sept on maailmasia ain
ibmiseIon MALTA
aatofemme lepoton,
ipban r@tbau lpoiIla.
Mhitta ootos lasfeiiit
mibooin fiinnaballe,
ioSio risti foboltil
wa -
bios toiapobolle.
Sim ON ipnnin fostolo,
roffaiioen meri.
Siin6 minfts pnboistoo
yssir's4gi1sssff.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-10-16

Siina apoin ldboe ON
ioostoiil,utto mastaan.
iiin1 taipaS ipleilee
lonsfnnnttq lastaan.
Sppntpp oatoS leDoton,
ipbGn raltban iaopi;
f~atoomoiien mailman
tprsfpt taufoaapi..
2ennG rotos oiniaon,
lennG @olentallel
SieH on lepopaiffa fpaon
ipnnin i%ortamallel
q. q. 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-08

numbers, but not with her one-time
dream of power.
This committee at present is Louis
Leacheur. France; sydney Peel, for
DR.. SiIvio Crespi. for Italy, and M.
Moni for Japan. No member has been
appointed to represent the United
States to date, but it is probable that
Bernard M. Baruch's name will be
submitted for this body, that being
understood to have been President
Wilson's choice before he left
For the first committee it was sug-
gested that Henry White or General
Bliss be named, but with regard to
the latter it was a once pointed out
that it was thought unwise TO have a
military man in that position, as it
deals primarily with civil matters.
General Bliss name was urged, how
ever, because he had made a fine rec
ord for common sense and directness,
as well as liberalism.
Upon ltalys Inslstence that the
Fiume matter be cleared up, the mat
ter has been discussed by the council
but without action. Minister Tittoni
devoted himself solely to this subject,
determined to dispose of it before the
Austrian treaty can be signed He has
seen Secretary Lansing Henry White,
Premier Clemenceau, Minister Pichon,
President Poincare and Minister Bal
four. and has gone to England to in
terview Premier Lloyd George during
the week.
Minister Tittoni is suggesting a
compromise which is said to be accept
able to President Wilson's definition
of principle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-08
THREE ACCIDENTS AND
ONE SHOOTING AFFRAY
AT COWBOYS REUNION

SPECIAL CONSEQUENCES TO MORNING JOURNAL
East Las Vegas, n. NJ, July r.
Three accidents and a shooting af-
fray occurred here during cowboys
reunion week. Otherwise the occasion
was characterized by peace and order,
TIE police assert the almost total ab-
sencc of liquor in Gree alter Las Vegas
Contributed Greatly to the orderli |, IS
# the largest @owd cha the city h IS
ever entertaine
On July an auto driven by NJ. NJ.
Padgett, editor of The Optic, ran over
and seriously injured George
Laemmle "a motorman. The accident
occurred in front of the reunion park,
where a large number of vehicles had
beco ne congested. Lacmmle stepped
eff his car directly in front of the
alto lie received a broken ankle and
other injuries. Mr. Laemme is net
CT robust health and 1t is feared that
his recovery will be slow and painful
on shat account.
An auto belonging to c. e. Roberts.
a tourist from Kansas, was struck by
a street car on the same afternoon
Roberts engine went dead on the car
track and the car crashed into the
machine before he could get it out Of
danger. The impact crushed one of
the tenders and severely jolted Rob
erts.
Lawrence Leslie. who is employed
in the operation of merry go round.
shot Federico Zamora, a resident of
Las Vegas through the left arm Fri
day afternoon. 1t was stated that IA
mora persisted in hanging about the
merry go round, though ordered to
leave bV Leslie Words anSund and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-08
5000 PEOPLE ATTEND
COWBOYS REUNION AT
LAS VEGAS ON JULY 4

icy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiEEl
East Las Vegas, July An i'm
mense crowd of New Mexico people
and visitors from neighboring states
attended the fifth annual New Mexico
Cowboys Reunion, which was held
here July 2, 3, and 5. The attend
ance at the reunion on July broke
all records. Nearly 5000 people of the
western sports given at Cowboys
park. Governor O. A. Larrazolo, who
was a guest of honor, spoke briefly
and eloquently of the patriotism and
devotion of New Mexicans in generah
and of the New Mexico cattlemen and
cowboys in particular. The reunion
service flag was demobilized. 1t bore
stars for IT'S cowboys and cattlemen
who served in the army and navy dur
ing the war. Gold stars were displayed
upon the banner for thirty-five cow
boys and 426 New MeXicans of all &C.
equations who gave their lives for
freedom.
In the morning a big patriotic pa
rade was given, in which the Grand
Army and a large number of returned
soldiers and sailors, in uniform, par
:icipated. The young soldiers bore the
flag presented to the 342nd machine
gun battalion, in which large num-
Der of New Mexico boys fought in the
campaign in France, by the women of
that country. The flag was decorated
with an honor ribbon by General Per-
shing and was given to Sergeant Ma
jor Daniel Trahey of this city by his
comrades, when the battalion was de-
modified.
Every hotel and rooming house was
filled with visitors during the entire
week, and the Commercial club found
accommodations for the overflow in
private houses and in the Y. M. C. A.
The Cowboys reunion is the unoffi-
cial state convention of the cattle men
of New Mexico. During the roundup
the New Mexico Cattle Men and
Horse Growers association maintained
it's headquarters here and enrolled
memberships representing 2,457 head
of cattle.
Plans are under way for the cree
ton of another grandstand at Cow
boys park to accommodate the in
creased crowd that is expected next
year A new hotel also is being pro-
posed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-08
LITTLE FIVE BEATS
LANSING s SCHEME
FOR LARGE COUNCIL
Important Committees to Car
ry Out Terms Of Treaty Are
Named Dulles Appointed to
Two of Them,
BY Herbert Bayard SwOpe.
Copyright, 1913, by the Press Publish
ing Co.
(The New York WORLDLY
(Suapial Cable niSnatch \

CThe New York World)
Especial Gable Dispatch)
Paris, July 7.-Secretary of State
Lansings project to have the supreme
council handling the peace conference
extended to ten members, so as to in
clude the representatives of the small
er nations has been defeated by the
Little Five"
The council became six in number
in order TO hear the japanese dele
gates on the protest made by China.
The meeting included Minister Pichon
for France, Minister A. j Balfour for
Great Britain, Minister Titoni for
Italy, Viscount Chinda and Baron Ma
kino for Japan, and Secretary Ian
sing. The Chinese matter. IL - hoped
will be settled by obtaining the sigma
lures of the Chinese delegates later.
The council has appointed members
Of special executive bodies which will
carry out the provisions of the treaty.
One of these bodies is the commit
tee on treaty execution, which is
charged with the responsibility of lay
ing out the program for Germany's
performance and for supervision of
the terms relating to territorial and
military subjects: This committee is:
Capt, Andre Tardieu, for France,
John Foster Dulles. for the United
States; Sir Eyre Grove, for Great Bri-
tain, and Vittorio Scialoia, for Italy.
Mr.. Dulles has been associated with
Bernard n. Baruch in important work
here. (Mr Dulles is a lawyer of New
York, living at 155 East Seventy-sec-
ond street, He is the son of the Rev.
A. M. Dulles, grandson of former
Secretary of State John w. Foster and
a nephew of Mrs. Robert Lansing)
The political commission for the
elimination of the Bulgarian frontiers,
will consist of Mr.. Dulles, Capt Tar
dieu and Mr.. Peel.
A second and even more important
body is the international committee on
the Interpretation of and action un-
der the reparational and commercial
sections of the treaty, which goes to
the very heart of the instrument and
which may either reduce Germany toI
servitude or enable her, provided she
shows good faith, to rekain a position
in the world commensurate with herl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-08

speech by capt. T j. Molinari and
some "reminiscences of pioneer days by
A. C. CLANCY. AS this locality is tenn
ing with oil activities, it was deemed
entirely appropriate to have a talk on
oil. This was given by Charles Hag
gerling and was very instructive and
encouraging. There was also a parade
of soldiers, decorated automobiles and
Boy Scouts, in charge of former Gov
ernor w Il. Lindsey.
The Commercial club provided three
barbecued beeves, pickles and bread
and the women of the county did their
part nobly in bringing well-filled bas-
kets, and when the dinner hour ar
rived the large tables on the court
house lawn fairly groaned' under
the weight of the food which was
heaped upon them. The soldiers We're
the first to be served Each was given
aa picnic plate and started down the
line and each plate was heaped high
with good things to eat. The band
boys were then served in a like man
ner, and then the general public "fell
in"
The first number on the afternoon
program was an address by Isaac
Barth of Albuquerque. Mr.. Barth
spoke in his usual convincing and wit
ty manner. His address was very en-
Enthusiastically received and brought
forth much applause.
There were two ball games, one be-
tween Clovis and Portales and one be-
tween Friona and Portales. The boys
took the first, to 2, and the second,
II to 5. There were also other sports,
such as horse races, broncho riding
and bicycle races
At night there was dancing in a pa
vilion erected by the Commercial club.
fully one hundred couples participant
ing
A very attractive feature of the af-
ternoon was booth on the court
house lawn in which the children from
the orphans home were placed so
everyone might see what is being done
in PortaleS in that line.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-08
Two Teachers Certified.

Santa Fe, July 7,-yerna Richards
of Roswell and Rowena Prather of
Lake Arthur, were today certified to
the state department of education by
the county superintendent of Chaves
county, Mrs T. w. Hayes as student
teachers at the state normal schools,
the state paying their expenses. Both
are this years high school graduates
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-08
EBERT C. BEST NAMED /.
AS SUPERINTE EVIDENT OF /
ANCIENT CITY SCHOOLS
tsrselAL eoHsssroansnes 70 MORNING JOURNAL

tsrEcIAL CONSEQUENCES TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe. July 7.-Elbert c. Best Of
Pennsylvania, but for the past ten
years in the Rocky mountain states,
has been elected superintendent of
the Santa Fe public schools, He is a
graduate of Pennsylvania normal
school and has his Masters degree
from the University of Denver. Mr..
Best has been superintendent of the
Colorado City schools the past few
years. He is married and has three
children.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-08
Files Incorporation papers.

Santa Fe, July THE Black Hawk
Consolidated Mines company of Della
ware, with New Mexico offices at Sill
yer City, and E. ID. Lidstone, statu-
tory agent, filed incorporation papers
today. ;lslEGHet5. HEtit.a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-08

In proportion to its size fly walks
thirteen times faster than a man can
run.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-08
Los |eCtoreS ameriCanOS piden
a BlasC0 IbaheziqueIinmGtaIice
al Base Bali. en- una nOveIa

iefectos. Para las gentes que padecen de
niopia intellectual. esta afrmaci6n Ia
sido considerable como una herejia. una
lie esas terribles herejias que no logran
hacer olvidar las mas honorables cica-
rices obtenidas en-, la lucha por la CON
luista de las libertades humans.
Pero los revolucionarios americanos,
'lunque hacen mucho ruido cuando tie
len oportunidad, nj son muchos nj tie
len podsr Fara el resto de Il naciol.
,ue forma una enorme masa, Blasco Iba-
iez es una gloriosa fgura digna de los
mas grandes y enthusiasts homenajas.
In Ell continente vasto de los Estados
Jnidos, agitado por probl@nas trc seen
!en,ales para la humanidad, Blasco Tbs
lez enccntrara material para Ia c-ea ciol
lie nuevas noveias Pintara escenss de Ia
ida americana el caracter nacional con
brillsntez G. el la puesto al trazar
magistrates cusdros de n vida espaiio-
a, ahondSndo en- la entrafa de ciersos
'enomsnos de laevida coiectiva que los
randes escritores americanos no pre-
len percibir Entire sus muchos admira-
ores americanos que han leido su gran
.ovsla "Sehgre Y Arena muchos han
xpresado cue verian con Subtraction
lie Ell insigne novelista espaAol escri-
iera una novela sobrs 81 juego de base
'au', considerable hasa aEora como e,
Iego nacional. FL baseball en- los
istados Unidos despiorta el ardoToso
anatismo que en- Espala dssp!ertan los
ores. Este juego ha -inspirado a'gu
ios esccisores temss para sus comediag
'ero unas son medianas ras muy po
res. Esto es natural, puesto que el pas
all no tiena los elementos pintoreseos
tragicos cue ccracterizan a la corri-
a de ,oros. Zero la mirada parsuicaa
le un escritor &c Ia ITALIA de B,asco lbs
iez podria sscar a este tsma, en- apa
iencia fa!to de in eres, III pcrtido N
ospechable cue no han poaido sacar
les escritcres americanos Que haste
10y 10 haE explotado
Les lectores amsricanos han pedidc
con tai insissencia que Blasco 1baneg
inmortalice el juego nacional, que nc
.ndra n2da &c particular que san
gre y Arena" promo tenga una hernia
IA gemela.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-08
LA SITUACION
ES GRAVE EN-
Ell ADRIATICO
Solo la intervention Gle los
aliados podra evitar la
lucha a muerte
Los Yugoeslavos han
perdido la paciencia
Nitti conferencio largamen-
tie con un diplomatico
norteamericano

GINEBRA, diciembre 2-Telegramas
de Belgrade comunican la impression de
que solo por medic de una rapida in
tervencion de parte de los aliados Sc
ria possible evitar una guerra, porque
los jugoeslavos estan perdiendo la pa
ciencia por la. actitud de Italia.
Uno de esos despachos dice que los
serbios estan atonitos de que la Con-
ferencia de Paz yea con indiferencia
las precauciones que estan adoptando
los italianos. La actitud de los jugo-
eslavos Sc juzga como una demostra-
cion de debilidad, cuando en- realidad
"estamos en- capacidad de arrojar mas
afuera a los filibusteros de D'Annun-
zio. :"
PARIS, diciembre 2.-Despachos pro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-08
(rraducidO del NEW York Times

(Traducido del New York Times } /.
La llegada del ilustre literato espailoi
Vicente Blasco IbaIez los Estados
Unidos ha tenido una resonancia in
mensa, cosa que era de esperarse por ser
esta su primer vista la naciop donde
Ell ilustre autor ha conquistado ell ma
yor ndmero de admiradores, ell donde
ringtn otro autor del ex.ranjero ha age
tado las ediciones de sus libros con ma,
yor rapidez. Su triunfo Ell los Estados
Unidos ha sido defnitivo. Blasco Iba-
fez gano popularidad EN- los Estados Uni
dos con la publication de su va famoso
novela "Los Cua:ro Jinetes del Apoca-
lipsis'' la mas vigorosa Y fiera inter
/ pretacion literaria de Ia gran guerra eu
! ropea. Despues de conocida esta novela
! en- Norte America, casi todas sus obrSs
/ anteriores Y 9odas las posteriofes han
sido traducidas al ingles. La historia
de su fama como autor es conocida POI
/ todo ell mundo en- los Estados Unidos
FL ha dado al pueblo americana ell ma
notable ejemplo de la combination de
arc con la politica. cosa que rea,izal
con mas fr5cuencia los latinos que 10.
si jones
Hey, s;n embargo, IN Grupo dci pue
/ bio americana q1e 10 la recibido col
e:,tusiasnIc, pog 10 rlenos el apa-iencia
Ia noticia del arribo de- ilustre escri
tor espailol a las playas de America
los revolucionarios. Blasco Ibafiez h
csce.to briilantisiinas pjginss acerca
Ia revoluci6n social: Ia e,do encarcsladc
por es, : motive. Z cs natural que sea.
los revolucionarios los primeros en- tri
butarle honores a donde quiara cue vs
va. Pero los oios de los rsbeldes amc
ricanos 6l ha cometido dos crimen2
que son imperdonables. En- primer lu
gar, Blasco Ibaliez no fu6 nm simpa.i-
2ador de n causa de Alemanja. y ei
segundo lugar, 6l cree que Ia revolucioI
social debe ponerse en acciol como uni
neces;dad, y no como un fin. En- su -pri-
mera interview manifesto un re-
presentan@ de I'M gran diario necyor-
Quino que los Estados Unidos tienen un
/ gobierno perfectamente capacitado Y
enteramen,e progresista que ha tenido
la vir, nd de saber corregir sus propios
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cedentes de Ginebra confrman que la
situacion en- La costa este del Adriati-
co es critica, tai como asegura la of
Gina serbia establecida en- esta capital.
Los ministries jugo- -eslavos en- Paris,
Lcndres y otras capitales han sido ad-
vertidos por su gobierno para que la
men la atencion de los aliados respecto
la grave situacion creada por las in
cursiones de las tropas de D'Annunzio.
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PRIMERA NUERTE
QUE CAVSA LA
PROHIBlCION N

SegIn leemos Ell la prensa de New
York, ha fallecido ALI, victima de la
prohibition Mr.. Maitland Carson, de
cuarenta y tres amos de edad.
El doctor Riegelman, que fue llama
do tan pronto como el paciente sintio
las contorsiones del envenenamiento, di
jo que este Sc debio q una mezcla de
sidra Y leche que Ia victima habia
ingerido en- sustitucion de cerveza.
Este es ell primer case de muerte de
que ha sido culpable la prohibition.
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T1cIlIER
GoBTERNO DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
DIVISION DE EDIFIcIos PUBLIcos
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San Juan, p r. novismbre 3. 1919.
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PRoPoSICIoNEs baio pliegos c..
rrados para el suministro dc todo el ma
terial Y mano de obra necesar'o para Ia
completa construction de un eaihcio pa.
IA Alta Escuela Ell la Parada 2i. San
turce. p R.. SC recibiran Ell esta ofcina
hasa las dos &c Ia tarde $500 r NJ
del dia nueye dc dicicmbre &C 1919 en-
cuya fecha y hora Sc abriran pGblics
mente.
Los contrat atistas interessaos en- dicha
otra podran obtener copias del rroyec.
to Ell esta ofcina media ante III dep6si o
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PoR UN DESCUTDo

Ramona Rodriguez de dieciocho amos
natural de Carolina, fue curado ell la
sala de socorro, de una fuerta contu-
sion en- ell dorso de ambos pies Diio que
una lingada lie habia caido sobre la men.
cicnada exremidad.
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