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The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-30
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BUENOS AIRES
BY AIR ROUTE
BY DON E. CHAMBERLAIN

by DUN II. CHAMBERLAIN
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent. }
LONDON, July 29.-The first at.
tempt to fly the Atlantic from London
to Buenos Aires will be staged in
August, if plans of British airship
manufacturers do not miscarry.
Vickers, Limited, manufacturers of
the Vickers-Vimy aeroplane, which
piloted by Captain Sir John Alcock
and Lieut.. Sir Arthur Brown, span
ned the ocean between Newfoundland
and Ireland, are now building huge
airship which they hope to have COM
pleted by August.
1t is being built along the lines of
the R-34 and has been christened the
R-80. In addition to large crew the
airship will carry ten passengers, all
of whom have booked their seats at
$4,000 per seat.
Three of those have booked passage
are Sir Woodman Burbidge, his wife,
Lady Woodman, and R. H. Griffith.
Sir Woodman and Griffith are the
directing heads of Harrod's, which has
stores in Buenos Aires and London.
Lady Woodman, if the flight is sue
cessful, will have the distinction of
being the first woman to cross the
ocean by other than boat.
1t is figured the trip will be made in
four days, saving weeks of travel.
Discussing the commercial use of
aviation in the future between South
America and Europe, Sir Woodman
said he did not believe it would offer
serious competition to steamers. cit
will work wonders in the way of pas
senger travelling and will also be use,
full in carrying styles, jewelry and
Silks" said Sir Woodman, "but is
would be too costly to ship goods"
He expressed confidence that
eventually an aerial mail and passen-
ger route will be established between
Europe and South America.
He will return to London through
the United States where he will in
vestigate American department store
methods.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-30
EDITORIALS:
"A HOCTIED NATION"
Copyright by George Matthew Adams

HON. Marcus A. Smith, United States Senator from
Arizona has forwarded THE OASIS official copy Of
the "Treaty of Peace With Germany" It is very in
teresting instrument It comprises 1914 duodecimo pages
and probably all history there cannot be found another
1874 pages meay so sweeping in its provisions SO far
reaching in its results And never has there been
ton so trimmed as Germany is trimmed by that treaty.
The hardshps put upon Prussia by Napoleon seem trng
in comparison AS an example, Napoleon limited the
size of the Pussan army but by putting each generation
of young under for short terms when reached
certain age and returning them to civil life we'll trained
the Pussan military authorities converted the entire adult
male population into soldiers, subject to call to the
colors which system spread all Germany but this
treaty of peace limits the German army to 100000 men,
the rank and file must twelve years and their officers
twenty-five while conscription is abolished. Even the
administrative officers in the German department
limited to 300 in number, so it would be difficult to
ganize and equip army larger than the limit and they
must be included in the 1000 officers embraced in the
army 10000 strong All clubs that could train men to be
soldiers are prohibited
To enumerate all the onerous regulations and burdens
imposed the defeated German nation would fill this
paper; so only few can be mentioned.
Armament of all kinds and munitions are limited to
the simplest needs of the army prescribed and their
facre prohibited beyond certain specified quantities.
while all the surplus above the specification will be de-
livered to the Allies destroyed Importation of arms
and munitions is prohibited Fortifications at many
specified places to be destroyed asenas abandoned
factories of arms and munitions dsmantled All fortf
cations west of the Rhine and thirty miles east of that
river to be destroyed and construction of any new
prohibited German navy is limited to six battle
IWeVe CWeVe COrpeQO DOaCS
and all submarines prohibited while personnel of the
navy limited severely as is that of the army; and
sruction of additional vessels is limited prohibited
trey while the navy left by the armstice is to be turned
to the Allies with exception of the thrysx ships
mentioned All auxiliary vessels transports, etc., are
to be converted into merchant vessels and included I'M
those vessels which to be delivered to the Allies
reparation for the vessels destroyed by mines sub
marines All air equipment in the German army and navy
must be turned to the Allies, and and neither the
army nor the navy shall have air forces
But what is the use? To enumerate more is unneces-
sary for the purposes of this article And violation of
any of the foregoing any other prohibition pro-
vision by Germany will be act Of war; followed by
summary and immediate war, waged by the League Of
Nations.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-30

DON'T Throw Your Safety Razor
Blades Away: We repair them. The
Little Repair Shop, S2s Grand Ave.
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Rates Upon Application
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-28
HOMELESS VETERAN
OF CIVIL WAR; WILL
GET REAL FUNERAL
Pennies and Without Friends,
william Moffetf will Be Buried
Tomorrow With Service Bent-
ting Ono Of His Service TO .. s.

Neutrality-suspicious. that william Mot
faff. n veteran Of the Civil died
away from home. unknown and pen-
niless he VIII have a funeral service
tomorrow heneiitting n who has
SIR red his country
A~ccordlne 20 efolse Bergman. sec
retary OF the local board OF charities
M1net's papers show that he was a
eerrean in The United states army
during the Civil war. Other papers
show that he once was a member NJ
Ethan Allen lodge No. a.. AZ Essex
Junction. VI. but apparently had let
his membership lapse.
Mr.. Monett died yesterday. He had
heen living IN his city about n year.
According to his casual acquaint-
ances. he was very reserved and
made no intimate friends Recenti,
he suffered from paralysis and laisr
beca.Je more OF lras medtsiy deds-
lent. with these Affections upon him
he was unable 20 give an ccnun OF
himself eNen II he had desired.
act nrdlng to the statutes % The
state Cf New Mexico, the c9ua'r cbys
$50 toward the expense % u funeral
for veterans % the Civil war. But
efronE Brothers twherc me oid VET
Grams body now ls) nave atasel that
he will have a much better funefal
than what the county pays for.
lie "a an cid soldier, one 81 The
members Of the Arm statcd, as an
explanation OF why the old man IL
receiving extra attention.
So tomorroN morning the remains
Of william Monott, e~x-soidier ana
good citizen. will be laid away. The
Rev. A. ID. Kuhn % The Christian
church viii 60 10 strong Brothers
chapel and way a few words about
him. Perhaps some sympathetic sol
dler hoy who served his country In
the last war. will go TO the cemetery
and blow Taps at the Older soldiers
grave.
And some time. somewhere, per-
haps william Monett's relatives viii
learn hat he vas buried with hon
urs. out here In the west.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-28

IAN yea need Is q heart and a doll
lar.
So anith ths American Red Cross
a. the Boy Scout and high school
boys sound the first note Of ~ 1919
roll call this afternoon By piacard-
irg the whole city wltn the nlnstrA-
ton Of fhe 1919 slogan. The pastors
have arrived frDm national hcadqnaf-
fe4n ami tina bo1n have SCI u on
their campaign o. making every tel.
ephono pole. slEn board and display
window rpuni for npmefhine.
Tho Red Crnas committee OF which
the Rev. Wlnfrel zelgler - chairman,
met riftz morninG 70 complete arr
rauremrnfH for the Campaign FER
members. AZ The same time q drive
will be conducted 10 raise funds for
the needs o. the local chapter. Mrs
a. w. Wheoier has charge Of the r1u
call committecn In the city and Nes-
tor Hontoya q charge Of enlisfing
thu membership OF the county people
ontnfde Of the city. Ward Sheppard
was appoInisd publicity man for the
campaign The drlv opens on Mo-
vember : ana closes on November Ii.
Armlstice da1.
The fThlrd Roll Call" Is to pro-
g1de the men. women and money
needed to cnmpiate the war program
Of the Red Gross aid TO establish on
Il Arm footing he permanent peace
prorIaml'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-28

nernaino rohhif n eulHE over the
TOP on the ~I,eQfcseli Memorial Hsso,
citation faIal r. the members Of he
county copauit(te have 10 - out IN
the bysFnte and hedges ard hor ne
money ihtsu1eIffH This Ausletpr-
mcnt was made tg.E r. CHASE, chair
man Of the county rumniittne' after
STATING thai fhn fnnd was iiifie over
hoii suheeIlbtI rs m rrunt1
Arotntf appeal y bcinE made -
rAftta1Ir clIIToN1 u In1 county A. D
faIm u a letter. rnt y fhis doe not
brink The desired results the cunmlt-
fecmfn Wilt make "a nersonni canvas
Of the reeri4 OF AlhuQuerque IN an
EFFORT % raise h county'n quota q
etoo.
Alfhopnh thq week OF h national
taupnIFn for tle Nooafteit Memorial
association fund closed yesterday with
tho anniversary Of the great Amcri.
cnn's hlltt. ltt drive la this city viii
extend until the rid o. the week.
This extension 81 the cnmpaiEn h
Unnecessary hfcnuer Rtrnaillo county
has l4sE4d behind all the ntherr in
the state In ia subscription 70 b
IU0M4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-28
King Albert
Pays Homage
To u. S. Army

fCoufinucd from paa onr.l
calsae on the b~atticnelds of Europe
ans IN the defense u the eas
'sThe hearts OF 1teigians whom
these heroes helped 10 hberate from
tile aomlnafion Of the enemy, so out
In profound gratitude q the wounded.
In their name ! address % h wound
ed % the great war the assurance u
our affection and sympathy. I ex-
press the gratitude Of Belgium %
those distinguished American citizens
who gave themselves with such a
spirit o. sacrifice TO the task Of light
enine the sunerinss Of the Belgian
people.
Elm this noble assembly I soiemniy
thank the members OF the commits
siOn for relief and the lnnumerable
committees that helped u In IT, adj
mirnhle efforts. ] salute IN particular
the names. craven forever In our
memories. Of Herbert Hoover, and
brand Whiflock.
MAY his splendid American ma
ton. 80 richly endowed hy nature. %
m-aFnsucently served By rs people,
pursue Ia the serenity OF is power.
iis work Of achievement. OF culture
and Of progress
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-28

To any father and mother:
Il. the Navy, your boys
food, health, work and play,
and moral welfare gre looked
after by responsible experts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-28
Senate Overrides
Wilson's Veto BY
Vote of IS to 20

ing. weity. Wilson Gs.). wingo,
Woods CVa-). Wright. Young CTex.)
Total democrats, IS.
Miscellaneous. For-Rnndsli. pro-
~hlbitfonist; earns, Keliar and Kelly.
Pennsylvania. Independents. 4.
Total for. f7s.
Against. Repuhll ans Ciassor.
Curry tCal.l, Dyer. Edmonds, Gar
Land. Ciynu. Hull UowRl Jenris.
Jnul. Lampert. Lufkin, McErthur.
MacGreeor Madden Merritt. Mudd,
Nichols tMlchD. Nolan. Piatt, RAN
DAN WIS.,. Rogers, Sanford, Snyder.
Stephens tOhiol. rilson. Tinkham,
walsh. Ward. Winslow. Total repuh-
LEANS against. ee.
DemocrGiS--Bce, plackmon. Bland
dNn.1. Buchanan. Campbell pal
Clark CaIo.) Ciesry, Dent, Doremus,
Dupre. EaEan. Gallagher. Gard. Grit
IN. Hersman Humphrey igoc. Ale
Glennon McLanc. Martin, Mead
Noon. phrian. Pou Sherwood. VIVA
~. Total demo, rats against, %.
Total against. IS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-28
OUT O. ORDER
STOMACHS


Ahe moment you eat "A tablet or
two Of Pape's Diapensin all the lunirs
Of Indigestion pain, h sourRea7.
heartburn and heiching Of gases due
10 acidity. vanirh-truiy wonderful
Miiiicns Of people know that n Is
needless 70 be bothered with indiges-
ton, dyspepsia or a disordcrod stom-
ach. A few tablets OF Pape's Diapep-
s.n neutraiize acidity ana give relief
al once-no waltlng' Buy boX OF
papo's Dlapepsin now Don't stay
iyspeptic' Try TO regulate your stnm-
ach 50 you can eat favorlfe foods
without causing distress, The cost
is ~ -iflle. The dement's 70 great.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-28
ButtermiIk Creates
Beauty Overnight
Delightful New vanishing Cream Containing
True Buttsrmiik Makes Yea Lock Years
Younger or Money Back.

The first application q Howard.s Butter
milk Cream will asionish you. II creates
beauty almost like magic. but the most won
derfui thing about " Il the fact that whilst
II turns the duilest aud most lifeless com
piesion 70 radiant beauty and mAkes red or
rough arms snowy white. yet there Il not
the slightest sign Of is use after ApglicA.
ton. II actually vanishes from sighi and
the most heated atmosphere will not produre
the least shinincts oF greasinees Of the akin,
There IA no secret about n nor j. there
any doubt about the reHult-hs Just com
mon ordinary Butterniik IN the form Of q
wonderful cream gently mnssaged with the
finger tips Araund the corners Of the eyes
and mruth.
To prove this to your complete satisfac.
tion ahfain a small quantity Of HoWard'n
Butternilk Cream 81 the Highland phanm,
acy. on the money back n dissatisfied plan.
The direcfioas are simple and u coats sn
ittis that any Eirl or woman can afford IL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-28
Take .Dodson's Liver Tone" Insteadl

II you feel bilious. hea.iaehy, con.
stipated and all knocked cut, just 60
TO your druggist and &c, a bottle Of
Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents.
which Is a harmless vegetable sub
stltute for dangerous calouel. Take
a spoonful and IL IL doesn't start
your liver and straiehten you mp
better and quicker than nasty ealomel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-28

and without making you sick, you
just go back and get your money.
II you take ealomel today you'll
be sick and naussated tomorrow; be-
sides, Il may ialivate you. while ~
you take Dcdsons Liver Tone you
win wake up feeling great. full 81
ambition and ready for work or play.
II Is harmless, pleasant and safe to
give 10 ehildreui they like H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-28

Is an ~exarrerated form of Grip. LAX
A1trE nRDNo QUIEfNE Tablets
shonfd hs psten IN larger doses b
n prescribed for ordinary Grip. A
good plan IL not to wait until you
are n,ck. hui PREVENT IT by taking
LAXATIVE BRoM0 QufNINE Tab
less IN tinao.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
De aqul y de ALA
ALVIN YORK.

Uno de los muchachos del Tic Sam
que coloco la gloriosa bandera de las
franjas y las estrellas lover the top
fue ell sargento Alvin York, quien re
side en- ma ciudad de Tennessee.
York es un miembro fiel de la iglesia
evangelical de Pail Mall, de la cual es
pastor el Rdo. R. c. Pile. Fue llamado
al servicio militar ell catorce de no
viembre de mil noveciento diez Y siete.
Es muy callado, las muchas pregun-
tas que le hacen los representatives ae
la prensa, solo responde con un Isl
mo-. Detesta en- absolute hablar de
sus hechos heroicos.
En- que consistio la heroicidad de
este bravo 'sammie"? FL dia ocho de
octubre de mil noveciento diez y ocho,
durante la gran batalla que Sc hbro ell
las montanas Gle Argonne, York era ca
DO de la compania G, Regimiento 32S,
Division 50. Sin ayuda alguna el solo
mato veinte y dos alemanes, capture
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
Ninos de BayamO1
reciben SOCOrrOS

Los Odd-Fellows' de Bayamon Y
los miembros de la Cruz Roia america
ma Sc han apresurado a socorrer los
ninos de Bayamon que carecen de ali
mento debido la situacion precaria
por la cual tuvo que atravesar la cla-
Sc trabaiadora durante ell curse de la
huelga de tabaqueros.
Charles Hartzell hizo un donativo de
S5O0.0O a nombre da la Cruz Roja pa
ra establecer un deposito de leche en-
Bayamon a fin de que los necesitados
puedan tener la alimentacion necesaria.
Esta misma institution abrio un depo-
sito de leche en- ell vecindario de Puer-
ia de TERRA para los ninos pobres ba-
io la inspection del DR.. Lippitt.
Hasta ahora reciben alimentacion 1853
ninos de dicho barrio, y 27 nuevos ca
SOS han sido reportados en- las ofcinas
de la policia, los cuales seran atendi-
dos inmediatamente.
varios vecinos de Caguas hicieron
I'm donativo de $50 a favor de los nifios
lie Bayamon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
EsplendidOs regalOs

En- el intermedio de la brillante audi
ci6n musical celebrada en- la mansion
de la distinguida sonora Rosa Lluveras,
varias alumnas de la notable pianista
Elisa Tavarez de Storer, que tomaron
parte en- ell festival, lie regalaron un
precioso estuche de tocador, de plata
Sterling, con una carinosisima dedica-
toria. Las pleas del estuche ostenta,
grabadas artisticamente, las iniciales
de la insigne profesora. Las que inicia-
ron la idea, fueron las senoritas Rian-
cho. Guerra y la sefiora Bonnet, pianis-
tas que honran su gran maestro.
Asimismo obsequiaron la muy dis
tinguida sefiora Rosa Lluveras, con un
precioso canastillo de plata, grabado
primorosamente con la fecha del festi-
val,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
GRANDIOSO DESFILE Ell IA
DE JULIO

PARIS, julio 1o.-Comoquiera
que ell ejercito norteamericano ha
empezado a levantar sus campa-
mentos a fin de retirarse definiti-
vamente Gle Francia, a razon de
100000 soldados cada mes, el pue-
bio de Paris no quiere dejarles
marchar sin hacerles un grandioso
homemade, para 10 cual ha sido es-
cogida la magma fecha del IA de
julio"
$4,000 veteranos de los Estados
Unidos, mandados por ell general
Pershing, desfilaran, segun los pro
positos del gobierno frances, por
las GALES de Paris.
Tambien tomaran parte en- ell
desfile, ademas del heroico ejerci-
to de la gran Republica latina, con-
tingentes belgas e italianos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
La gran parada
del 4 de Julio

La parada civil y militar que Sc lie
vara a cabo para la fiesta de la in
dependencia Sc empezara a formarse
en- la calle de la Tanca a las nueve
de la mafiana A las $50 A. M. Sc
dara la sefial de partida, y la patrio-
tica comitiva recorrera las Gales de
Allen, San Jose, San Francisco, y pc
netrando en- la carretera central seguira
la marcha hasta la Plaza de la Leal-
tad, donde quedara disuelta.
La parada sera revisada por ell Co.
bernador wager, ell Alcalde de la ciudad
y ell Concejo Municipal desde una tri-
buna que sera colocada al lado Sur
de la carretera, frente la Biblioteca
Carnegie.
El orden de la parada sera ell siguien-
te:
l. vanguardia de un destacamento
de la Policia Insular.
q Gran Marshal, Jefe del Estado
Mayor y Ayudantes.
s. Banda del Regimiento de Puer-
to Rico.
A. Veteranos de la guerra hispano-
americana.
s. Veteranos de la guerra europea.
G. Home Guard.
T. Legion americana.
g. Banda Municipal.
g. Jefes de la Policia Insu,ar.
TO- Bomberos de San Juan, Puer-
ia de TERRA y Santurce.
H. Rifle Club.
12.-. Banda del Institute y estudian-
tes.
13.- Escuchas de America.
14.-Organizaciones civiles.
15.- Carrozas AUTOMOBILES decora-
dos.
16.- Ciudadanos apple.
IT, Ciudadanos en- AUTOMOBILES y
coches.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
Ell SuceSO del mueIle
de San Antonio

Aver por la l1anana sc promovio un
motin en- los nlue'les de San Antonio
a la hora de entrar los obreros al
trabajo Erans como las siete me
dia. Iba a deseargar el vapor ''Twus-
kee'', el njmsro de trabajadores que
esperaban partitipar ell la descarga Sc
eXcedia de 10 ocdinario Hicieron fila
los trabajadores alguien acometio con
una piedra a los hermanos Sinforoso
JESUS Negron. Ellos sc saleron de las
filas para responker al ataque y alguien
entonces Sc aprovecko de la confusion
y grito -irompehuelgas! Los ami
mos Sc exaltaror al nombrarse esta pa
labra Sc origino III motin en- ell que
salieron heridos de cachllla: Cruz Cr-
tiz, que recib.o una herida de scis cen
timetros en- el brazo derecho Edel-
miro Robello, que mostraba una heri-
da de ocho centimetros en- la region
pectoral derecLa.
Vicente Colt tambi5n recibio herida
producida por arma blanca en- la region
glutea.
De los hermanos Eegron, Jesis tuvo
la suerte de salir ileso amque lie pa
saron muy cerca algunas pedraaas EN-
la confusion.
Sinforoso recibi6 una pedrada Ell ell
carrillo derecho.t
Los heridos han pasado al Hospital
Municipal, luego de haber desflado por
la Sala de Socorros.
Jesus Negron Ia sido arrestado por
el policia Pedro Rivera, plaza hume
70 425. ss.as,4 81 saas. A...-...aa.. 49, NJ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
UN COMPLOT FORMIDABLE
DE LOS ANARQUIsTAS

WASHINGTON, julio 10. Hay
indicios para Greer que los anar-
quistas intentan asestar un fuerte
golpe de mano.
Ell Attorney general, Mr.. A. Nit
Chell Palmer, ha dado instruccio-
res severas la poljcia, relaciona-
das con ell desembarco del presi-
dente Wilson.
Horas antes de la llegada del
George Washington, que con-
duce al Presidente, sera moviliza-
da la "Guardia Nacional" de Nue
va York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
TirOs disparadOs
a JacintO Perez

(De nuestro Corresponsal Ell Fajardo)
SUCESO SANGRIENTO.
Nicolas Herrera (a) ell Electrico, dis
paro cuatro tiros de revolver a Jacin-
to Perez interesandole un pulmon y
frac'urandole la costilla izquierda. Es-
te suceso ocurrio ell llltimo viernes en-
la calle del "Progreso' esq. la de la
"Iglesia'' de esta municipalidad.
Acto seguido .el agresor fue arresta-
do por la policia, ocupandole ell arma
Y conduciendolo la Carcel, EN- donde
permanece sin fianza.
En- estado grave fue trasladado ell he
rido casa de sus famihares, donde
Sc lie practice la primera cura, falle-
ciendo el domingo por la tarde.
FESTIVAL oDDFELIco.
La Respectable Logia "Hijos de Bo-
rinquen' de estos wales, celebrara sus
fiestas de Aniversario ell domingo de
los corrientes.
A juzgar por ell programa que Sc ha
hecho circular, ell festival oddfelico que
esta Resp Log. prepare promote quedar
lucidisimo brillante.
PARA SAN JUAN.
Sc ausentaran para San Juan, en-
donde estableceran SUI residencia, don
Rafael Borras, de la acreditada firma
''Borras Hermanos de esta plaza, y
su bella amante esposa
Fajardo, P. r. Julio l, 1919.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
DelegadOS teutOnes
SilbadOs en- Berlin

CoPENHAGUE, julio 10 Al
llegar a Ia estacion de Berlin los
representatives de Alcmana quc
pusieron su frma en- n Trltado
de Paz, Mueller Y Bel, fucron
silbados estrepitosamentc por "a
muchedumbre compuesta cn SD
mayor parte de hcenc.ados del
ejercito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
LAS TROPAS AMERICANS
CUBRIRAN LA CABRERA

NUEVA YORK, julio 1o.-Los
soldados norteamericanos que lie
garan nafana, procedentes de Ar
kangel (Rusia), en- los transportes
Menomince y Porto, seran los
que den escolta de honor al presi-
dente Wilson case que no decida,
como hizo en- Ell viaje anterior, de-
sembarcar en- Boston.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-02
I1nponente desfile de los ejercitOs vencedOres
Ell TratadO de Paz con Austria Sc firrnara prOntC
SOcOrrOs a las VIC
timaS de FIOrencia

ROMA, julio 1o.-Han salido ca
miones del Ejercito y de la Cruz
Roja para auxiliar a los damni-
ficados por ell horrible terremoto
que hizo trepidar a Florencia.
Ignorase ell numero de vlctimas,
pero Sc cree que pasan de mil.