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The sun., 1919-03-05
FIGHTING RENEWED
IN NORTH RUSSIA
Bolsheviki Push Offensive
Against Allies 100 Miles
From Archangel.
BY the Associated Press.


ARcHANoEL, March 3 (delayed) The
Bolshevlki continue to push their often
sive against the American and allied
troops on the front 160 miles south OF
Archangel. According to reports re-
ceived at headquarters here this morning
the Allies have evacuated the village of
vevsievskawa.
The Allies, however. still hold their
position at vistavka and the villages of
Maximovskaya and Kitsa.
The Bolsheviki were reported yester-
day to be moving q considerable force
along the road from Tarahevo in the
Kadish sector toward Maximovskaya Ind
last night the Bolshevik artillery bonn
barded vistavka heavily.
The Americans evacuated vevsievs-
kawa yesterday after the block houses
had been set on FIRE. Airplane observers
reported that the town was still burning
last night.
In the meantime the Bolsheviki con-
tinue to shell the allied positions al
Tulgas on the Dvina. The allied guns
are replying vigorously. The enemy APP
psrently Is attempting to drive the
Americans from Ust Vaga and cut off the
column along the Dvina, which is thirty
miles south OF the confluence of the Vaga
with the Dvina. Since early In February
the enemy has been -eorganizlng behind
the lines and bringing UP new guns. The
columns on both the Vaga and tho Dvina
sre outnumbered at least three to one
ana the Bolsheviki have a great superb
GRITTY in guns.
There Ia now twelve hours Of daylight
each day in northern Russia and the
weather Is improving. favoring fighting
operations.
The renewal OF the Bolshevik offensive
began on Sunday after the enemy had
been inactive for about three weeks
Following a twenty-four hour lombard.
ment. to which the American guns re-
piled vigorously. the Bolsheviki launched
a strong infantry attack against the
American positions on the Vaga River
Sunday afternoon. Heavy fighting re.
suited.
In the meantime the Bolsheviki also
were moving considerable forces on the
Dvina. An Americna patrol on Sunday
encountered superior numbers OF the
enemy in the woods near Tulgas and
the patrol was engaged several minute.
In brief but hot action, during which
the Americans lost Ave men killed. The
American position on the railway was
bonrbarded for an hour on the same day
with little damage. The American llgh,
and heavy artillery replied. The air.
plane observers reported considerable
activity at this time behind the enemy
lines.
The sun., 1919-03-05
Big SUPPLY OF FISH
FAILS TO CUT PRICE
Retailers Charge Three Times
What Food Costs
Them.

The steam trawler Albatross, which
arrived here on Monday with 100000
pounds OF fresh cod and haddock. will
60 to Communipaw this morning for
coal. AS soon as her bunkers are filled
she will start for the Atlantic fishing
banks for another catch, which she will
deliver at Boston. The next load Of
fresh fish to be brought here by the
East Coast Fisheries Company will ar
rive on the Albatross's sister trawler
Fish Hawk, due to arrive Monday at the
Beekman street pier. north Of Fulton
Market.
Oficials OF the company said the entire
cargo was disposed of to the wholesale
trade In Jig time. There was more or
less grumbling in the Boston fish mar
ket because New York buyers elected
to buy perfectly fresh fish In New York
direct from the fishing grounds instead
Of putting their orders through Boston
in the usual way and waiting for the Ash
to come to New York by train
Despite the fact that wholesalers were
able to buy fresh steak cod at from 8
to 10 cents on Monday retailers were
still charging consumers 25 cents a
pound yesterday Haddock for which
wholesalers paid the producers to s
cents were quoted on some retail stands
at Is cents. DR.. Jonathan c. Day, Pub
lie Market Commissioner, announced
yesterday that there is no reason why
consumers shouldn't get cod and had
dock from 8 to 7 cents a pound cheaper
than they paid last week.
Frederick G. Aulsbrook. treasurer OF
the East Coast Fisheries Company,
wrote to Thomas Byrd, DR.. Days secre-
tary, yesterday Your friendly CO.
operation and deep interest in the well
fare of the public OF New York in
enabling our company to land its big
catch Of over 10000 pounds OF cod and
paddock fresh from the sea has en-
couraged us to the point where we shall
endeavor to have at least one OF these
large steam trawlng vessels make this
port and discharge Its cargo OF choice
fresh food weekly"
The sun., 1919-03-05
7 bearing spartacans had arrived at VIII

bearing spartacans had arrived at VIII
dungen.
Messages from Bavaria state that the
troops at Munich have declared they
will stand back OF the city military
commander. Herr Duerr. In the demand
for purely Socialistic Ministry. They
announce their refusal to cooperate with
the Spartacans and Communists and
that they are prepared TO oppose all
street terrorism. The loops also have
called for the abroE a..UL Of the press
censorship.
The leading bourgeoise and liberal
newspapers are still tied up by the strike,
which Is now spreading to the mechan-
ical departments OF other newspapers.
Berlin to-day depended for its news on
Socialist and Spartacan organs and n
few Conservative papers.
The fact that the Td0obldtt, Vossische
Zeitun0, Morpenpost and the Zeituno am
Mittd1 are unable to appear because of
the strike Ia looked upon as an attempt
on the part of the radicals to prevent
the liberal and non Socialist elements of
the population from being informed what
IL going on.
The workers Of the street car lines
and subways threaten to strike. 1t Is be-
lieved, however, that IL they do not
strike transportation will be tied UP
anyway on account of the shortage OF
coal.
The sun., 1919-03-05
GERMANY'S MINES
/ MAY Be SOCIALIZED
Far Reaching Labor Legisla-
h ton Ready to Present
TO Assembly.
COAL WILL GO TO NATION
Independent Socialists Are Ac-
4 cused of Causing In
! ternal Strife.
BY the Associated Press.

WEIMAR, March 8 (deiayed.--After
many weeks work the Government Is all
most ready to present to the National
Assembly drastic and far reaching labor
legislation, which is said to exceed any
thing demanded even by the Independent
Socialists. The Government also will
present measures for the Specialization Of
all the mines Of Germany and the taking
over OF the coal syndicate by the nation.
The Socialists have presented a bill
providing that the property necessary to
the maintenance and exploitation of the
wealth of the soil shall belong only to
the Government. Another bill demands
that the Government arrange for the
transfer Of mines and public power
plants from private to common owner
ship and the appointment OF industrial
councils consisting OF workmen for the
control and operation of these properties.
Independents Fade Away.
Government circles are said to be con-
stderably exercised over the fact. which
Ii daily becoming more noticeable, that
nearly the entire Independent Socialist
delegation in the National Assembly has
vanished during these days of strikes.
uprisings and attempts to cut OF Weimar
from the rest of Germany. To-day. for
instance, there were only two Independ-
emit Socialists present at the Assembly
session, Herr Cohn and Herr Hencke.
On Saturday there had been four Inde-
pendents present In the body and on FRI
day 1--WE such members
The Independent delegation has been
STEADILY dwindling since the beginning
of the Halle and Leipsic. troubles.
The semi-official Government organ
calls attention to the interesting fact
that the old Reichstag practice of de-
Quoting from the salary OF each dele
gate for each day on which he absented
the seventeen Independent Socialists are
receiving their full allotment of s225
each month. They are probably travel
ling about. says the Government Jour-
nal. stirring up disorder and trouble on
the money which the Government is
paying them.
Quick Action Desired.
The National Assembly probably will
vote itself this week In permanent ses-
sion so as to be able to assemble imme-
diately when desired. This action Is
proposed in view of the limited armi-
stice. capable Of being terminated on
short notice. making It desirable for the
Assembly to be able to reach the neces-
sary decisions quickly. The plans for
this action may prevent the short ad-
1ournment which 1t was expected would
be taken the middle of this week.
Weimar continues to be heavily
guarded by troops The contingent has
bean Increased and light artillery added
to its equipment. Machine guns now
adorn buildings in strategic localities,
notably the provisional telegraph head
quarters where all the Assembly des-
patches are fled and which commands q
large square and half dozen streets.
The sun., 1919-03-05
POLISH P0GROMS DISCUSSED.
fllsudski and Paderewslf Quoted
rs Taking Anti-Jew stand,

LONDON, March 1.-THE Zionist bu
reau here has received from the Zionis
bureau in Copenhagen the following
message:
"A Jewish deputation Tin War
saw) has Intercepted Gen. Pilsud-
ski and Premier Paderewski on the
subject of pogroms. Gen. Pilsudski
said the feeling toward the Jews
was much worse than was demon
strated by the pogroms at Lemberg
and Kielce. but he could not stop
the free utterance of opinions In a
free State. He stated that the Jews
were hostile to Poland.
asked what the proofs of this
were, he replied there were none.
but that this was the general feel
ing.
premier Paderewski said he dis
approved OF pogroms. but he refused
TO do anything against them. He
declined to grant any subvention of
Jewish schools"
The sun., 1919-03-05
DANIELS SEES DIFFICULTIES.
Navy Chief Fears Workers Ma
Have to he Dism Used.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Secretary
Daniels said tonight that tho failure OF
Congress to pass the annual navy APP
preparation bill and the general def
cheney measure made "a hard task much
harder"
1T embarrasses US much. very much, "
declared the Secretary.
Failure of the deficiency bill. the Sec
rotary said. was the most serious blow
to the Department. as II would have
made available money needed in the
next few months. without this money
1t might be necessary to dismiss many
employees, the Secretary added.
The sun., 1919-03-05
Warn OF Catastrophe,

The procla mation against the strike
get forth that general strike at this
time would prove catastrophe In its eff
fects as II would be inimical to the
early conclusion OF peace and the eco
nomic recovery of Germany.
The Independent Socialists who are
holding n meeting this morning, will
not, It is said, act on the strike issue
before Tuesday.
Spartacan bands are on their way TO
Frankfort from Westphalia. according
to a special despatch received to-day
from Cassel. about ninety miles north
east OF Frankfort. This despatch re-
ported that twenty armored automobiles
The sun., 1919-03-05
CHINESE PRAISE WILSON.
Premier ana Cabinet Hear War
Work Report.

PKKIS, March 2 (delayed) Premier
Chin Nun-hsun and other members OF
the Chinese Cabinet and their stats at
tended a meeting at the American lie.
CATION to-day. at the invitation OF Min.
lister Re!nsch, to hear the ANAL reports OF
the War Work Campaign in China.
The Premier praised the service OF
President Wilson to the world and said
that the result OF the War Work Cam.
paign demonstrated that the people OF
China had recognized their interna-
tional obligations
The sun., 1919-03-05

WASHINGTON. March 4.-On Febru-
airy IS statistics made public to-day by
the War Department showed there were
S2,b39 sick and injured soldiers remain
ing overseas. OF these 1896 were
listed as suffering from injury and 62.-
573 from disease This was n reduc-
ton OF about so per cent. as compared
with the figures November IA.
The sun., 1919-03-05
Ex-s0LDIERs TREATED FREE.
Hospital Care Provided for Reoc
currence of Disease.

WARRINGTON, March t.--Soldiers hon
orably discharged since October Q, 1917,
for disability incurred in line Of duty
and who again become incapacitated be-
cause OF such disability are entitled to
free hospital care under the provisions
Of the war insurance act.
The War Department In making this
announcement to-day explained that In
emergency cases the chief medical ad-
wiser Of the war risk bureau should be
informed by telegraph. Army hospitals
have been placed at the disposal OF the
bureau for free treatment of discharged
soldiers entitled to such attention.
The sun., 1919-03-05

RT. REV. DAVID II. GREER
MISS MARY GARRETT HAY
MIR. ALEXANDER J. HEMPHILI.
HON. CHARLES EVANS HUGHES
MRS. ADRIAN ISELIN ed
MRS. WILLIAM JAY
HON. HENRY MORGENrHAU
The sun., 1919-03-05

MRS. OGDEN MILLS REID
MRS. WILLIAM A. READ
MRS. OREN ROOT
RABBI STEPHEN &, WISE
MRS. GEORGE vANDERBII,r
MRS. w. BOURKE COCHRAN
MRS, LEWIS McCAFF
MR.. HARRY G. HOAX
The sun., 1919-03-05
Brazilian Fleet at Lisbon.

LISBON, March 4.-The Brazilian feet
which has been visiting European wat
ers arrived at Lisbon yesterday. Vice.
Admiral Frontin. the commander. is Ill
and unable to leave his flagship.
The sun., 1919-03-05

wEfMAR, March 3 (deiayed) A state
ment issued by the ''Citisens Committee
of weimar" declares that II is not Inn
possible that the general political strike
may extend to Weimar. 1t says that
ether cities had shown that the only
effective counter method against such a
strike is a counter movement by the en-
tire citizenship. 1t appeals to all citi-
Gems, therefore, to answer a call for a
strike in case a general strike Is an
nounced by the working classes.
The sun., 1919-03-05

Send check to CLEVE-
LAND H. DODGE, Treasurer
Armenian and Syrian Relief
Committee, 1 Madison Ave-,
New York City.
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Jose Joaquin Ribera

melancolico cualquiera, sino uno a 10
Juan Ramon Jim6nez, un melancolico
a 10 Jose Asuncion Silva, ell poeta di-
funto, ell poeta immortal, que escribio
con sangre, como guerra Niesztche.
Este juicio literario, hablando de la
obra de Jose Joaquin Ribera, es palido;
va otras personals mas avanzadas que
70 en- la Literature y en- la Critica Lii
teraria, han hablado de esta gloria de
Puerto Rico, v. g. Garcia Godoy; pero
como yo 10 quiero v sobre todo 10 admi-
70 escribo algo sobre ell Poeta. escribo
algo sobre su libro, sobre su libro de en-
suefo, bordado con los hilos de seda de
su fantasia.
Los versos de este Poeta, los versos
de Jose Joaquin Ribera, son versos de
luz, son versos de amor, son versos de
mira, son versos de ensuefo, son yer
SOS inmortales como 10 es ell
Jamas me habia detenido escribir
tanto sobre un Poeta; pero sobre este
Poeta tengo que hablar porque le admi
70 y quiero. En- "Elegias Romanticas',
su primer libro, que pubhco hace algu-
nos meses, es donde Sc We palpable la
poesia del Poeta, de este Poeta admi-
rado por todo aquel que siente ell Arte.
en- todas sus formas lterarias.
Ahora, ell Poeta en- sus meditaciones,
en- sus meditaciones a la hora del Gre
pusculo muriente, de ese crepusculo de
sangre, de purpura, prepare un nuevo Ii
bro de versos, LA CASA DEL ENSUE-
no, que leeremos con placer y con amor,
como lee una princesa de ensueno la
carta perfumada que recibe del galan
enamorado.
En- ell nuevo libro de Jose Joaquin Ri
bera, encontraremos ambar, perfume,
fuentes sonorss, divanes de blonde ter
ciopelo. jarrones de porce!ana de Sc
vres, y sobre todo alguna blanca ado
rable princesa encantada ell LA CASA
DEL ENSUENO, que lie cautiva sus
amores.
Colon ECHAVARRIA.
Santo Domingo, r. D. Agt. IL, 1919
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Los ''Caballeros de Colon en- Caguas
SOLEMNE Ola

desfile de aquel acto, cuyos recuerdos
quedaran bien arraigados en- ell CO.
razon de todos los concurrentes Y
en- el de los catolicos de Caguas, que
Sc congratulan de contar con un Con
sejo de "Caballeros de Colon" vigo-
roso Y enthusiastic, dirigido por la in
teligente Directiva que continuation
copiamos:
Gran Caballero, Miguel F. Chiques /;
Dip. Gran Caballero, Cipriano Man.
rique; Canciller, Domingo Carreira (;
Sec. Financiero, Angel M. Ruiz;
Sec. de Actas, Luis Garcia Casa
nova; Guardian, Vicente Alos Diez /;
Guardia Interior, Jose Garriga Flo
res; Guardia Exterior, Regino Flo
res; Abogado, Jose E. Morales; Sim
dico por amos, Isidoro Alvarez; Sin
dico por amos, Claudio Calenti; y
Sindico por 1 aiio, Juan Rosa Diaz.
Un Concurre1ttc.
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Ell CoMERCIo MODERNo

Para hacer buenos negocios es pre-
ciso tener mucha clientela, para te-
ner mucha clientela, Sc necesita agra
darla vendiendole buenos articulos. pre-
clos mas bajos, cortesia y afable ira
to, proporcionando al mismo tempo CO.
modidad los parroquianos, remitiendo
su casa todo cuanto usted compren
Todo este 10 conseguira 81 compra en-
la tienda de j. MEJIAS CO., Stop "a
y media, Telefono -671, santurce. P. r.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25

Hace alg1n tempo Sc vienen no.
tando las grandes reformas introdu-
cidas en- ell Asilo de Ninos de San
turce debido la Niniciativa Y la
saba direction del actual Director,
Lcdo. Carlos del Rosario.
Este recto y pundonoroso funciona
rio, gran amante de ia ni1ez, yigila
constantemente stod0rlo p0neerniente
la discipline. deorlos, lasilados a fin
de que todos los actos realizados por
los mismos sc lleven efecto con ell
mayor orden. sE
No podemos negar que esta gran
discipline y este orden ha sido adj
quirido en- gran parte durante ell
desempeno del cargo de Director, ell
fenecido. D. Manuel Gilestra, secun
dado por ell inteligente joven, actual
mente Jefe de Ayois, D. Geronimo
Medina Gomez. Este ultimo hace
cerca de seis amos desempena dicho
cargo, estando familiarizado con to-
do 10 concerniente a 10 exigido~ por
Ell Reglamento que rige dicha ms
titucion y que debe ser cumplido por
los asilados. Ayuda grande y eff
cazmente a sus subalternos, lesol-
viendo todos los asuntos que son de
su incumbencia Y podemos decir que
mas que un jefe, es un amigo, por
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De todos los Poetas que estan fore
eiendo brillantemente en- la Isla de San
Juan de Puerto Rico, ninguno ha dea
pertado en- mi espiritu tanto entusias-
mo como este Jose Joaquin Ribera, au-
tor de 6 sElegias Romanticas'', libro que
esta pleno de versos sonoros, de versos
raros, de versos de amor y de sentimien
to, porque La poesia de jose Joaquin
Ribera, .es toda sentimiento.
Joven, simpatico, segln la fotogra-
fla que tengo la vista en- mi mesa de
estudio, Y segln me ha dicho un compa-
nero de el. es un Poeta que spenas tiene
veinttres amos de edad, no tiene bigotes
todavia, y va es una gloria legitima
para su patrta que lie qniere, le admira
y lie aplaude LENA de entusiasmo.
Jose Joaquin Ribera es un Poeta muy
querido en- San Juan, es ALI muy popu-
lar. ese
A Ia hora del crepusculo muriente,
de ese creplsculo de sangre, que refe-
ia sus luces rojas sobre los. lagos tran
ouilos, sobre estos lagos en- silencio,
que parecen dormidos para siempre, (me
dijo Ell amigo y companero del poeta),
10 vemos taciturno, melanc6lico, cual 81
una tristeza ihfinita embargara STEM
pre- su espiritu enfermo de nostalgia,
paseando solitario por las GALES de ese
San Juan querido.
Cast siempre-nos dijo Ell amigo. que
tambien es Poeta como Jose Joaquin, y
siente en- su espiritu 10 suave de un yer
SOLO vemos en- las tertulias lterarias
con los Poetas F. Negroni Mattel, Ra-
fael H. Monagas, Carreras, su hermano
Evaristo y otros mas, hablando del Ar
te, y del amor; pero sobre todo del Ar
te, porque Jose Joaquin Ribera es un
eterno admirador del Arte, un sofiador
que va 'por Ell camino de su vida'' re-
gando rosas, pero rosas de ensueho y
de melancolia; 81, Jose Joaquin Ribe-
ra, ademas de ser un gran Poeta, una
legitima gloria para su patria. que lie
admira, que lie aplaude, que lie quiere,
es un gran melancolico; pero no un gran
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25

y Asi, de solemne, hay que lamar el
domingo Fl delscorriente mes dia Sc
ialado para la Constitution del
"Consejo de Caballeros de Colon de
Caguas". @fIgeo sf 'so2~
A las nueve de la mafanas el Con-
sejo en- pleno asistio a la solemnc
misa que Sc celebro en- nuestra Igle-
sia, en- la que nuestro Rdo. Padre Mi
guel lucio sus galass de orador dull
ce Y elocuente.
FL acto de la Consagracion del Con
sejo, en- Ell que tomo parte la Directi-
va del Consejo de San Juan, resulto
de una esplendidez insuperable. Ter
minada la ceremonial, muchas ban
dejas cargadas de helados Y dulces re
frescaron la inmensa eoncurrencia de
hermanos que sinvadfa los salones.-
"A las siete de la noche, todos los
hermanos de Caguas asi como los que
habian venido de San Juan y pueblos
limitrofes, sc dirigieron los sa-
lones del hotel "Filo', donde Sc ha-
bia preparado un espiendidc banque-
te. MNsWt
Los brindis estuvieron cargo del
hermano Manrique, quien supo selec-
cionar oradores de elocuencia suma,
como ell Rdo. Padre, Ricardo Perez,
los Hnos. Garcia de Ia Noceda, Ruiz
de Val, Andino, Valdes Cobian v Mar
tfnez Alvarez, todos miembros de
la Directiva del Consejo de San Juan
A las 10. de la noche Sc inicio ell
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ASilO de NinOs

10 cual Sc ha granjeado la estima
cion ell respeto de sus subalternos
Y de los nifios en- general.
Yo auguro un exito complete al ac-
tual Director por la razon sencilla
de haber Observable que este digno
Sr. Sc ha compenetrado de la dificil
mission que tiene que realizar, impe
rando en- el ell deseo ferviente de la
borar por la buena marcha de la
Institution para honra y gloria del
pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Hace tres meses proxim1mente
viene desempenando el cargo de ms
tructor Militar en- este Asilo, ell COM
petente militar Sargento Zenon Me
dinas pertenecieIite la Compania
"a" P. R. Regt.
Ha introducido la ensenanza de
nuevos ejercicios ffsicos y al mis-
mo tempo militares, los cuales Sc
practican diariamente.
Los ninos demuestran gran inte
res durante la ensehanza de dichos
ejercicios, por 10 cual van adelantan-
dose rapidamente.
Felicito al Sargento Sr. Medina
por ell interes que toma en- ell des
empeno de su cargo.
& T. CORTES
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UNA PULPERIA

Vendo mi tienda pulperia situada en-
frente de la Plaza del Mercado, la item
da mas estrategica de San Juan.
Su antigua clientela fila asegura exi
TO.
Los disrios suben a mas de tres mil
dolares 1mensuales.
ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ
Gale Mercado No. 3. San Juan, P. r.
venga visitarla y hab!aremos de las
condolences. Advt.
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JUEz sUsTITUTo

FL Gobernador ha aprobado cl nom
bramiento de Jose Ruiz de Val para que
actle como juez sustituto de Rio Pie
dras mientras dure la licencia concedi-
da al juez propietario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25

Sc vende panel peri6dico viejo
$3.50 quintal. Dirija sus pedidos a
"EL Mundo". Advt.
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