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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
NANOWELI CAMP

Tho Nan"wcli camp. Of Fish Creek.
wEcrc tho Y w. &. A. girls have had
ono Il tho most rnj1yahl" summers in
tho history If tho organization here in
WhcrlinT. is still enjoying III" popular
NV wIIrh il w"ll merits and has d"serr-
cd through tho constant attention and
efforts OF those in charge 10 mako IN"
affair "A success Everything has been
urrIidcd for 'h"lr comfort which could
be- rr,yii.cI and All IN" it'll" extras. "a
VOL as tho essentials which go toward
making camr life success hav" been
added for tho happiness and plcasur"
a. tho Young women who have attended.
assuring 'hr"; thai hey Will never for
ret the summer weeks which they have
sucnt in the urmosph"rc of wholesome
pleasure and rc,.~H1tinn in tho great
out -rf-GU"rs.
Several Young wCmcn arc AZ tho imp
this week. among whom are tho Misses
Ertii" IGrfn"r. Martha Ho"rnor. Grace
Mctilnlry. Rose MCnSon. liilda Rodcwig.
Mari" R"d"wir.
During this week tho following young
ladies arc attending tho camp: Misses
Virginia Weber. Caroline Carnahan.
olive Nirkrrsnn. Lillian Ni"krrson and
Els" otto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
FARE COMMITTEE
CALLED To MEET.
SINGLE FARE UNIT SYSTEM FOE
WEST VIRGINIA TRACTION 70.
UP MONDAY NIGHT.
Interested Citizens OF out-the-PtRe Dis
trict Invited to Present Their Wishes
to Investigators.

city Clork Homer G. Crag" yrstrrda!
afternoon sent out the call for IN" m"''
ing of the West Virginia Traction anu
Electric company far" rate c"minlt'r'
The committee will meet at O'Clock
Monday evening III III" city c"uhe"
chamber.
At tha, lin" ihc cornmitt"" Will slt 70
hcnr not only IL" statement OF j.. ~
Whitlcmorc. receiver for the West VIZ
GINA Traction company. hut Statements
of Whcc!;n" merchants and out ihc-piKc
citizens q? TO whether or not They favor
n single fer" uni; system between 'hlS
,in. and Elm Grove. Mayor Thomas +.
rrhnnrr. chairman OF tho committee.
wants il understood tha' residents q!
tho pike district who are Interested III
the fare proposition ar" invited TO hp-
near before tho committee and make
known their wishes.
Tho committee is compo*"a OF MAYOR
Thurrr. chairman: City Manager Chari's
O, EphIiu. Cnunrilmcr Ambrose i. lla-
big. W. r. otto and y. y. Morgan Attor-
ncy NJ. ). CuiliEan. Bert Mead and b'1'
T. Hamilton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
FRUIT HEARTS

Pink and popular-thr first ana only
fruit Favored candy covered chewing
gum-the best and biggest sc worth
YOU over chcwcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
SCHOOL BOARD
TAKES POSSESSION

The hospital building at the old
county home at Elm Grove was turned
over TO the board Of education Of Tria-
dclphia district yesterday. The school
board will Immediately have the build
ing rcmodclCd so that il can be used
for school purposes ut the beginning
Of the school term this fail.
Patients in the hospital were trans
ferrcd TO the infirmary at the new
county home. BY October Is tho trars-
fer to the infirmary at IN" now county
home inmates from tho main building
Of the institution at Elm Grove to the
new home will be made and tho main
building rs we'll as the hospital Will
thcn be converted into school fnc;!
tiles,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Administrator Appointed.

Calvin Williams. ndr('uIS'"f,tor OF tn"
rsiar" "f Mntu" WlI'!AMS. "'''A|''h
r,,ud 5000. .. ~ ;iruc". surely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16

~.l,. .rrcotcr tae necessity ror SAVING
We Grartcr your opportunity 10 use
TEr I1;elliScnc"r Want ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
COUNTY TO CONTRACT
FOR MORE STONE

ON Tuesday, August 81. III" ONO
county board Of commissioners VIII
award contracts for getting ont '.SoV
wards Of stone to lac used on tho roadS
of the county. OF this amount. figur"s
on I'll" at IN" office of Road EnGiI"cr
W. q. McCluskcy. IT.. show. $500 yards
Of stone will b" delivered and pled a
the roads for the crushrr. The re-
manner rf the ston" is Ia he mapped.
Tho stonr is To he distributed all over
the rural portions of Ohio county. and
according 10 the report Of the engineer.
* for use IN general repair work in all
Of the districts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
RAILWAY CLERKS
EXCURSION TONIGHT

Tho railway clerks and station om-
rloycs HAY" planned another boat "X-
cursion for this evening on III" steamer
Verne Swain. This is the second OF II
series Of social affairs planned by this
organization. The boat will leave Mar
tins Ferry ut 40 and Wheeling nj $50
O'Clock. and indications point TO capac-
ity crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
TIE FIVE POINTED STAR.

to a;.cicnt Greeks Ha'i ~" h'".
PAINTED star as a symbol "f health. II
still fulflIs this ancient mission. AS you
Won find it imprinted on each package
OF Chambcrlain's Tablets These tablets
have restored hundreds TO health wh"
were afflicted with Indigestion. bilious
ness or constipation. Give them n trial
when in need OF such medicine, ana
Won are certain to h" pleased with tn"
prompt relief which they afford. For
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
River NEWS

TIL" stage Of water r. corded at tho To-
cal wharf last evening was nlnc feet.
pool stage.
Traffic both in freight and passengers
continues h"nVy on IN" river. \ larE"
amount Of freight was placed on tn" tr'"
local wharf boats yesterday iu 20 out
last night and today.
The li"lrn T.. arrived last night from
New Matam""as and Will depart for that
city nj - O'Clock today.
TIL" General H"rshing is 1u" in from
Inrk"rshurg nj ; o'clock this "vc3inE
AMI viii lcav" an hour later for lrtts-
hurrh
Tn" General. rr"wd"r Will arrive -
o'clock Sunday morning from thn -Ie
Stun. bound for Pittsburgh. E.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

I,s,rb NrnSncr; ~. and Mari" I'"l"l'
is g. both of W"llShurg. ". Va. ,,.,
Albert Shelley. 81. md L""nn Wheel
or 90. both "r ~ Geek ,o,, n
CYifrnrd j. H",ili''. =. ana Jean H.
C,n,nmnn. ~. both Of Nh"oiinE.
EIw"md IIahn -. "f West Wh"GlinG
ohio. and Amelia Doyle. a. OF W h""l-
ing.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-07-31

Rinehart, and Carl Reid spent Sun
day at Lake Samish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoch of Seat
tie are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Hoch's father, A. Boslund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wynn had as
their Sunday dinner guests Mrs. E.
dyth Walter and daughter, Florence.
Of Bellingham.
Miss Adah Pyeatt is i'll this week.
Miss Elsie Schuyleman has return
ed to work at the Creamery after
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Frank vanderford and son,
Walter, and Earl Woody of Belling-
ham were visitors at the r. E. Mulch
Ter home Monday.
l.. Asam is constructing a unique
irrigation system for his garden. 1t
will also supply his residence and
poultry houses with fresh, clean wat
er.
Miss Florence Glenman of Belling-
ham is visiting at the home OF her
uncle, C. G. Lund.
Miss Carrie Cramer visited with
friends in Bellingham last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. GrOen have their
hands full these days attending to
the needs of 400 baby chicks and 500
adults.
RMS. J. w. Tremain, jr., and son.
Russell, of Bellingham, are visiting
at the J. w. Tremain. sr. home.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-07-31
NEWS OF LINDEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit KICK went to
Seattle to visit friends last Thursday.
Mrs. Bloonendal, formerly Of Lyndon
accompanied them home, and is now
guest at the Kok residence.
One of the most profitable Of the
small crops that Is raised around the
Lynden district is onions Mrs.. Wal
lace Ackley has fine crop of them.
in her garden west of town.
This has been a splendid hay year
in most sections Of the Lynden dis
trict. James Roosma harvested a.
bout rs loads of fine timothy hay
from an eight-acre field.
Miss Hassie Jordal, who will teach
at Pleasant View next winter, is Wis
ting with friends this week at Bell
ingham.
c.. c. Smith is remodelling his
house, and is making a pretty bung-
allow out of it. He has also built a
new water tower.
G.. w. Robertson, Lynden Ford ag-
ent, sold a new coupe this week to
J. L. Farrell of Sumas.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. SCHNEIDER are en-
joying the summer touring in their
auto through several of the Eastern
States, and California.
Nels Jacobsen, ST., and Levi Ak
lund visited at the Cingmars home
at Laurel Sunday, where the drill
ing of an artesian we'll is in progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fritz are camping
at Birch Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. X. Rinehart, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Rinehart. Miss Cecile
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-07-31

DR.. F.. L. Wood fits glasses scien-
tifically and accurately.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-07-31

MISS ALBANIA GILES, Violin teach.
er - Studio home of Mrs. H. H.
Jameson, phone X033, Saturdays
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-07-31

-TAXIS FOR HIRE
Any Time, Anywhere-Big Car for
Long Trips. Phone R602, Night Tel.
ephone X661, R973
Bradley and Van Wyhe
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-07-31

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF WHATCOM
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-07-31
Drive Right In

Don't stop to light any lantern. Just switch and the
barn is flooded with bright and safe light Everything is as
clear as in davght You tumble gope the dark
any you from wagonhouse to cowhed to chicken
house. your way is lighted by
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-07-31
NO. 1886

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF BETSY KLOCKE, DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Betsy
Klocke, deceased, and that he has
duly qualified as such and that all
persons having claims against the
said deceased are required to serve
the same upon the undersigned ad-
ministrator or his attorney of rec
ord, and file the same with the clerk
of the above entitled court, together
with proof of such service within
six months after the date of the first
publication of this notice or the same
will be forever ba. rcd.
Dated this 10th day Of July. 1919.
ADOLPH KLOCKE.
Administrator of the Es-
tate of Betsy KlOcke,
deceased.
First publication July 10. 1919.
Last publication July 81. 1919.
r. B. LIE coco,
Lyrden, Washington.
Attorney for Administrator
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-14
LOS GRIECOS OUIEREN HACER CON BULGARIA 10
QUE LOS RUMANOS HICTERON CON HUNGRIA
Ell e~jenplo de estos y la aparente lnnunidad de que han
gozado, los ha aainnado a e~uprender una invasion
de Bulgaria, para sacar ciertas concesio-
mes y ventajas que desean
Los jefes miLtares griegos Green que Ell dos dlas Ell eJsrcito
griego %apLastard al 5aIgaro y OcuparG Ia ciGdad de Sofia

PARIS, Agosto 13.-Animados per
la actitud de los rumanoS hacia Hun
gria Y por Ia aparente inmunldad
u tai conducta ha tenido hasta aho-
ra de parte de los aliados, los grie-
Cos estan desenvainando Ia espada
con la intencion, al parecer, de imi-
tar Ell ejemplo de Rumania, empenan-
dose en- una aventura semeiante con
los bulgaros.
Como Sc temia, el golpe de m2no
de Rumania ha ~despertadO el viejo
espiritu marcial entire los puebloS de
la Europa Oriental, semillero de dis
turbios desde hace algunos siglos.
Los viejos odios raciales hanSe des-
pertado nuevamente Y las nac!ones
que Sc vieron desmembradas en- parte
c i ouedaron en- una s%ituacion eco
monica NADIA bonancible, por Ia gran
guerra. estan prohijando la idea de
que en- una pequena guerra de IA
milia muy POGO 0 NADIA pueden perder
V en- Gambia pueden gaRar mucho.
De fuente autoriZada sc ha sabldo
u Grecia pretende scgUir el ejemplo
de Rumania Y al mismo tempo dar
la oportunidad a les pueblos del Ger
cano Oriente, para que unldoS entire
81. sacar TODD ell provecho possible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-14
Causa gran ~inquietud en-
Washington el desas-
ire del ei5rcito
de KoIChak
Ell informe del Ministro Mo.
iris es dasfavorabIe para
el reconocimiento del
Cob. de Omsk

WASHINGTON. Agosto Eel
gcbierno americana Sc halla pertur-
bado por ell desaStre aparente cue ha
Sufrido el ejercito del Almirante kol-
chak, que habia degrade s~ostener in
tacto al gobierno de Omsk en- la ST.
IBERIA, V ahora Sc presenta mas re-
motto ell reconocimineto de csc go
bierno por los Estados Unidos Y las
]potencias aliadas.
FL Secretario Lansing ma puesto q
la consideration de! Presidente Will
son, toda Ia question relativa a la ST.
tuaciGn rusa, en- la junta de. gabine-
te que Sc efectuo aver. en- vista de
I'm nuevo llamado que el gobierno
provisional del Norte de Russia. Ell
Arkangel, ha hecho a este pals. para
que Sc le imparta una ayuda finan-
ciera Y militar pOr los aliados. Has
Ia ahora. n!ngun %anuncio Official Sc
ha hecho respecto de decision alguna
4 que Sc haya llegado por el gobierno.
La principal noticia sin embargo,
fue IL que de que el Ministro me-
ricano en- el Jap0n, Mr.. Roland s.
Morris. que fue a Omsk por instruc-
clones del gobierno americana para
inyestigar las condolences ALI, ha con-
Guido SUI investigation Y ha rendido
I'm informe adverse al reconocimian-
to del Gobierno Ge Omsk. Segun el
informe del Ministro Morris, encon-
tr6 en- el gobierno de Omsk fuerzas
desintegrantes que predecian Ell fra
caso de esa institution, asi como el
del ejercito sibcriano.
En- la Secretaria de Estado Y en-
la de Guerra. ninguna alarma Sc
mostrc por Ia suerte de las fuerzas
americauas eli Siberia. en- vista del
rapido avancc De los b~0lshevikis. Las
tropas a.nericanas. selIn Sc dijo, no
trabarian ningUn combate con los
~boIshevikis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-14
Vendra como Embaia-
dor provisional de In
gIaterra 81 Vizconde
Sir Edward Grey
Su e~nfermedad de Ia vista, lie
impide que asuma csc
puesto de una name
"a permanente

LONDRES, Agosto l3.-El Viz
conde Grey. eX-Secretario de Rela,
clones Exteriores del gobierno ingles,
la convenido en- representa- al &C.
bierno del Rey Jorge en- Washington,
provisionalmen tie. mientras Sc hace
el nombramineto de un Embajador
permanente.
E. Vizccnde Grey de Fallodon, (Sir
Edward Grey. viene d los Estados
Unidos para representa- a Sd gobier-
TO-. despues de una brillante carrera
como Jefe de la Cancilleria inglesa
por once amos. de Diciembre de 1905
d Diciembrc de 1916.
Durante csc periodic. la perspica-
cha Y brillante iniciativa de Sir Grey,
evlt0 varias veces conflagraciones
que lutheran sumido d Europa en-
una guerra como la q al fin estaIl6 en-
1914. q pesar de todos sus esfunr-
EOS por eYitarla. FL fue quien WEN
do la tempestad encima. encareci6
uue los Embajadores de las grandcs
potencias Sc reunieran para biscuit:
la situaci6n Ell IN esfuerzo para
evitar las h~ostilifades. Sus traba-
los fr~acasaron, sin embargo en- es-
ia OCCASION, en- vista de "a actitud del
gobierno aleman Y del Emperador
Cuillermo.
Desde su rctir) del Ministerio 81
Vizconde habiq cstado viviendo en-
SUI Residential tie Northumberland Y
desde 1918 81 VISTA c:npez6 d verse
sacramento afectaIa. ii grado &c Qac
en- una OCCASION 80 anunci5 que hab'a
ccgado. La aos:c.A fue rcctificada'
pero resulto Qu2 cl Ni@tonde hahla
.su.riGo una ~.nie.acd#i ell los cJts
IuYt le dificulta0! g~randcmente IA
.lectura.
Fl pucsto de Embajador de In
claterra en- los Estados Unidos, sc
MALTA vacante desde Ia partlda de
Lord Reading en- la primavera pa
sada ouicn en- vista de haber rea.
.nudado su puesto como Ministro dc
Justicia del gobiorno ingles. no re-
cresara u Washington por ahoTa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-14

Scgun Sc dice. el ejercito griego Sc
halla enteramente movilizado a 10 lar
20 de la frontera bulgaria, listo para
cruzarla Ell el momento psychological
cue Sc dice Sc halla cerca.
FL ejemplo de Rumania Sc dice
haber convencido 4 Grecia de que 81
uuiere sacar "algo" de Bulgaria, de-
be obrar como aquella 10 ha hechO
con HunCria. es decir, obtener 10 qus
desee por 81 misma. Su prete&to pa
IA una campana contra Bulgaria, Sc
ria el que csc pals Sc ha rehusado a
cumplir con los terminus del armisti-
clio Y que ell cj6rcito bIlgaro aGn es-
IL moviliZado.
lncitados por la actitud de los a
mericanos respecto de Ia question de
Ia Tracia. que ellos Quieren sc lie
cutie a Bulgaria pa l darsela a Gre
cia. los griegos han decidido obrar
per su propia cuenta Y dar parte de
clio = Ia conferencia de paz, despues
de CUE hayan tornado 10 que desean.
los jefes militares griegos sc ha-
Han conf;ados en- cue podran aplas-
tar al ejercito bu'garo y entrar 9 So
fla. Ia capital bulgaria. en- un par de
diaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-14
Cambian de opinion los
dele gados americanos
s0bre Ia ~ocupaci0n
de Budapest

PARIS. Agosto 13.-Los Delegates
amcrj-anos dc paz han camDiado de
opinion entcramcntc, respecto del COL
pc de fucrza de los y la
ocunaci6n De Budapest per esas fuer-
zaS. nurante toda la semaDa pa
Sada. los dclcgados amcrjcanOS Y Mir.
Polk. Sc mostraron f~irmemente o.
pucstos = la ocupacion DC Ia capital
hingara @ insjStian en- que los una
nos &c rctisaran deSde lueCo hasta
mas adeIantc del rio Thesis Y la
frontera fjjada por 81 armisticio.
Ahora los citadcS Delegates desean
cue los rumanos permanezcan en- Blu
dapest. hasta que haya pasado el pc
licro de un Colpe de estado por los
bolsheviiis para derrocar al gobier-
nc del Archiduque Jose.
La Cumisi6n de paZ americana ha
ccnvcnido tanbien en- que los ruma-
nos tienen cl derecho legal para con-
fiscar el material robado \ los ru-
manc por los hinraros bajo el man
do del Mariscal Mackenscn, desde cl
oto1o de 1918. segun dice Ell reciente
ultimatum dc los rumancs d Hun.
gria. Los americanos cXpresan sin
embargo. que la corfiscaci6n por la
fuerza. no constituye siempre un de-
rccho."
Parece que Ia confcrencia dc paz,
empicza a comprender que Ia ocu-
paci6n de Budapest por los rumanos.
constituye una cxcelente garantia
contra el bolshevikismo cue empieza
Il levantar cabeza en- Hungria Y que
SUI anterior poIitica de insistir en- la
evacuation de las fuerzas rumanas
de Ia capital hungara. no era del
todo razonable. La raz6n cue Sc da
para Querer que los rumanos perma-
nezcan ahora en- Budapest. cs Ia de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-14
Tanbien Sc habIa del Dr.. Solf
como probable Embaja-
dor aleman en- los
E8tados Unidos

BERLIN. Agosto 13.-El Dr.. ".
s. Soft. cx-Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores del gobierno aleman, Sc
"a probsbIemente ell Embajador de
Aiemania en- los Estados Unidos. \
la lista de candidates que hay para
csc cargo. Sc ha venido u agregar
hoy 81 ncmbrc dc dicho estadista, que
Ia! vez seria 81 mas Appropriate para
81 cargo ' el que mejor recibirlan
los Estados Unidos.
FL Dr.. Solf fu6 Min!stro de Re
laciones on el primer Gabinete de
Ebert : es uno de los lideres liberia
les de Alemania ' enemigo de las
DOCTRINES bolshevikis. Tamb'en esta
considerable como Il de los mas pro
]n5inentes nacifistas alemanes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-14
SaIi6 una patruIla aerea
para Ia frontera

Aver en- Ia tarde salieron Il! Cam
pc Kelly, rumbo a la frc1tera. las
ratrullas aeras, que cubrTan ell sec
to" ror7Drendldo entire Brownsville
y Del Rio.
La Secci6n 4. del Sc. Escuadr6n
aareo, qued6 estacionad: en- Nc.
Allen = Ia secci6n B. qced6 estable-
cida dafinitvamente en- Laredo.
Estos movimientos de ,as escua-
drillas aereas, fUeron anuEciadas
For Ell mayor B. B., Builder, oman
dante Official del Campo Kelly FL
Quartet General del So. Escuadron
aoreo. radicara on Nc Allen, para
facilitar al moviniento mIlitar a 10
largo dc Ia frontera
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-14
AUSTRIA DESEA QUE Sc
L HAGAN CONCESIO-
MES ~FINANCIERAS

ZURICH. Agosto l3.--El Doctor
Karl Renner. Canciller de Austria Y
ex-Jefe de Ia Delegation de Paz aus
triaca. en- una eutrevista cue once
do hoy a los representatives dc Ia
prensa aqui. a dclde lleg6 dc paso
para St. German. declare que Aus
tria no firmaria 81 tratado de paz,
I menos que &c lie hicieran concesio-
mes radicalcs financieras por los a
liadcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-14
VJSITARA ESTE PAIS E.
DUOUE De A0STA

ROMA. Agosto 13.-Hoy Sc supo
en- esta capital que ell Duque de
Aosta. primo hermano del Rey Vic
tor Manuel. hara en- hreve. probable
.mentc n vista a los Estados Uni
dos, de donde ira luego q China y
81 Jaron.
Fl Duouc cuenta 50 amos de edad
~ cs cl hermano mayor del Duque
do los Abruzzos. Vice-Almirante de
In marina italiana. muy conocido en-
los Estados Unidos. Ell Duque de
Aosta tuvo. u SUI mando Ell Tercer
Eiercito italiano durante Ia guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-14

= hi-MI-DIO -ADI-O O-AAV
$. :. 5. ha estado . IN venta desde haze
mas &c cincuenta amos. y sienpre h& pro
dueido los mas satistactosios rcsultados para
esta elase dc intermediates. 81 I'd. Quiere
o5tcrer IN alivio -apido > verdade.o. tome 5.
5. 5. ST I'd euiere recibir consejo y con-
sulta gratis acerca dc 81 case particular,
eseriba i IA siCuiente direction: Chief Me
deal Adviser, Swift Specific Co. Dept c.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA. CAGv-l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-14

u 81 rreSenria en- esa capital III
aediria los motines Y derramamlcn-
to de sangre en- ell caso de que el
gabirete del Archiduque Jose fue-
ra de~rrocado; pero q este efecto sc
recuerda q2e al gobierno de Bella
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del Archiduque, habiendose efectua-
de csos cambios. sir ell menor dis
turbio en- ningun case.
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