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Art Gwmma Says:
u Would Not Worry Because
Orlando Has Checked out
OF Paris"

bHI Ld.io.
N1lId lw' Nuoy .n gfWt hcR and
'ry user 'o rrH about lu' peace pr1b-
l'm and ln'F ore wondering vh,' lnly
NiIl 40 because couple other HlloSH
Win uo' HIlpN be-, 10 grab on ipwn
or p1ft NJ something called lume
some other BIRDS plsp v1nf tbI. town
ON account ~ them needing y for u
port and uieSs Lt mD Nill Just
about SET 10 on account ~ having Wll.
tpn aud them II points Ou hslf side
II fiNB ,Uu "a I would not lose no
sleep worrying mot ltab viii Withdraw
Of someSh,rc ffDm me rIlcys because "
looks Ike the Dfssidcut naH sou' over
. couple fik' ones ana pu' them lAtns
On the bench II does not mean deuce
checked out Of Paris and 4 sou W.ll
only be- rlim the whole Thing VIII blow
overheard ana everything WHI De- peace
and htfrHny once more
| would take ~ couple hour. nY hni
dope this whole peace thing flr yuu LI
II had lin" nnd n would bUf b." M
hnid fOr me NJ ihrt II miu Rli. only
concentrate and uso your reason
We'll ~ ! see ! Wa not even close
to being on N" list ~ ,h"m lnbl' ~ h'
chosen fDf H committee iu hu|p spend
the road bond money anl I -uppDs" !
VIll have IN keep on RpfknE NI'hlu'
np special mfura
Partially Yours
ART Gl.MN
a. Z b.
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Blu, a. spranP in affright toward
her shs pu, up her hand and smiled
family
ITS nothing. dear Jus, get me a
glass ol water. will sou please"
When ! rushed back with the water
'h~ slipped small table, from tiny
vial winch she took from hidden
pocket IN her gown swallowed II,
and drank a little Of the water Then
she laid her head against the back
oi the chair and !, wondering, fright.
cned, cllspcd her wrist and waited
until faint color began 10 creep
INTO her cheeks Then found my
voice IN passionate protest
"Look here" ! ,ald almost rough
w. why have YOU never told me
about tins, know what those
things are My little mother had TO
take them Tor &c. but her hear,
was dangerously affected. M you
have you--oh, Lillian :"
! choked, stopped, unable 10 go on
Lillian pu, out her hand, pulled me
down beside her.
Foolish pu's," she said gently. u
haven't heart trouble I'm simply
worn ont ncryously and physically
II | can ever get away from every
thing for few months III be all
right again In the mean time thcss
little things are an ever present hell
in time OF trouble although If ! eyeI
catch YOU using their to brace up OF
~ break your neck
Her lips twisted into a whimsical
grlmacc. then she began without fur.
ther ado to explain her telephone
conversation
1T was ridiculous for me TO 81
upset by Mrs Co'g-ove's 'phoning,
S began But when wen, to tina
telephone | was obcssed by the iea'
'hat she had received word OF Rob
ert's death--she j. his next Of kin,
you know"
"Bu,-haven't you heard from hin
regularly" / asked.
Il haven't heard a word from hin
in months" she said. "Not since h
wet on into Germany. suppose II
search Of Harry"
(CopyrightD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
First Lieut. George W. Puryear.

couldn't keep de crying out OF her
voice nohow when she was talk,n' to
me. Dere's screw loose some
where, yoh marks nah word, honey"
| shared her uneasiness as | watt
ed for Lillian to come back from the
telephone. She had 4 good deal OF
trouble in getting her connection. and
when she had finally secured 1t,
seemed TO have difficulty in under.
standing the person at the other end
She spoke but once or twice her,
self.
mo. ! have heard nothing. either,
she said once, and Just before she
hung up the receiver, gave ferven,
assurance TO the woman at the other
end o. the wire.
Indeed, the moment | know | will
get you on the phone"
She came back into the library
slowly, lis,lessly, but the look OF an.
guished terror which had been in her
eyes when she rushed to the tele.
phone had vanished. Evidently Mrs
Cosgrove's message had not added tc
whatever burden she was already car
rying.
Worried and Weak.
rose to receive her as she came
in, and drew a chair for her before
the fire. She looked around, as il
in quest of Betty, but that disoree,
handmaiden had vanished, knowing
that II she postponed the hosr oI
wrath II would in all probabilit,
ne7er strike with her indulsent mis-.
tre". ! did not speak. for I knew
that when my friend had recovered
her poise she would unburden hel
heart to me.
"Madse" Lillian's voice sounded
far away, and as looked st her fac,
seemed to turn ashen before my eyes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
lands MAKES
TULSA 0|LMEN
REFUND GAINS
Daughters of Operator Had
10 Surrender Diamonds.
(Rx IinIyeraal AArxicA.l !


CHICAGO, April b-Judse Ken
nesaw N. Lands, conducting the in
ve,tigatiop Of the Black Diamond OIL
.ompany, ISSUED subpoenas, for Mise,
Clara and Anamay Mettler. daughter,
}. Jacob w. Menier, former president
Of the concern, and two diamond ring,
which he gave them as graduation
presents.
The Judge took this action after
Mrs. Alice c. Douglas. formerly ol
Denver. Col, testified Met,ler and
other officials OF the company had
induced her TO convey to them her
leases on oil lands in Oklahoma in
return for $4,000 worth OF stock, and
had later induced her 10 turn over "a
them 5000 worth Of diamonds. Nett
Ter gave two OF the rings TO hi,
daughters. she said.
Proceeding along the same line HI
followed in his investigation OF tht
Consumers Packing company, which
extracted Thousands Of dollars from
small liberty bond holders and sav.
ing, bank depositors. Judge Landi'
is endeavoring to recover III gotter
gains from the Black Diamond Oh
people. He succeeded In getting bacl
in cash $l.s7J. II was turned in b,
Lloyd N Brown. promotion at
iorney. who received il In fees.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
FOOD BOARD TO
KEEP ITS HOLD
ON COTTON SEED
MilIers and Growers Tried to
Get Action,

WASHINGTON. April h-Repre
scn,atlycs oi the cotton seed industry,
composed Of growers. millers and re.
finefs, conferred with the cotton seed
division OF the food administration
Yesterday relative to the governments
Stabil,laiion program by which a min
imum price oi cotton seed ha. been
contained in agreement with the IN
dustry
Efforts were made 10 pass \ re'o-
luton asking that the government
program BE stabilized" in other
words, that the government relinquish
it, control Aiter several hours OF
discussion, the industry was unable
10 agree upon concerted sction, and
the meeting adjourned until Tuesday.
Officials OF the food adminlstra-
ton expect the resolutions 10 be
adopted at the next meeting, but It
was predicted this would have no ei.
feet IN the food administration and
government control would continue
until after disposal OF the present
TfOp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
New Standard for
All Cotton Mills

NEW YORK, April B.-The Ma
tional Cotton Manufacturer s,o-
citation has closed its annual eonven-
ton here with busine. sessions de-
voted to the technical discussion oi
subjects OF interest TO the trade.
James Thompson of New Bedford
Mass. who presided at the morning
session called attention to the fact
that the industry had been handi-
capped the last few years by the
lack Of continuity OF employment and
the hitherto lower average wage scale
compared with other industries, but
the latter difficulty had been over
come, he said, by increased wage,
which now compared favorably with
those of other oaits
Continuity of employment he
said, us q panacea for much OF the
industrial unrest that has existed"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
My Heart and
My Husband
By Adele Garrison.
Bstty's Asssass for Lillian-what 1t
Told MadGe.

T LILLIAN swallowed her hot tea
l. obediently, and followed her
example. There was nothing else
TO do. The big sombre. orange
tinsed eyes of the old colored woman
were inexorably upon US. Lillian
evidently knew that Betty would keep
hei word and her counsel until we
had satisfied her that we had been
duly refreshed by the hot tea.
"Noww Lillian set down the frag-
lie teA cup she had just drained.
That's my third CUT, you old 'yrant.
Now tell me your news
Dat cup don't hold no noah dan a
good thimbleful," Betty grumbled. 80
yoh hain't got muffin to brag about.
But ! reckon I'll have to tell youh. 1t
haint much, jest dat woman from up
in de mountains. she's been tryin' TO
git yoh on de telephone all de after
noon an she said would yoh please
to call her up when yoh got in"
"The Moment ! Know"
Lillian sprang to her feet, her face
white with anger and dismay.
Mrs. Cosgrove!" she exclaimed.
"And l sitting here drinking teal
shall not forgive you for this. Betty.
The last words were thrown over
her shoulder ~ she rushed to the tel
ephone. Betty looked after her
grimly.
Don't make no diffrunee toh me
bout lat forgiveness" she muttered
II got dat hot tea down her fore
she had q chancet to heah any bad
news"
DO you think it's bad news, Bet.
ty" I murmured the question breath
lessly, while all the time my brain
was busy with conjectures concern
ing the possible meaning Of this sum
mons from the sister Of Robert
Savarin.
Don't know" the old woman re-
piled lseonically. "Ah don't ask nc
questions what amt NAH business
But" evidently yielding to the desire
to make q confidant OF somebody
dat sister Of Mistah Sabarin's she
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
HIGH CLASS TEAMS
IN PENN RELAY MEET

piuLNDELPHlN Apri .f 'nirf
interest IN tho University NJ prnusy +.
,inlar rclny carnival to-day Ontrrcd
ln me ono. tno and fpur.uulo national
,hlmplonthlp relay r'es Although
faster tenins probably have been pocn
iu these Oru'F never hHt' rY mtrF
hugh ,lHt. Gunii'iH been seen 'lird
interest vnH gwen Hll three IH.,r l,.
cause ~ tno competition u'iNt'n ,tsi.
etu and western teams. ftItiu ~
which Included champions iu them ra.
flDtlH flIHFHt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
SAILOR KRAMER
WINS FROM NuNES

LOS ANGELES, April 2s.--Sallor
Kramer won decision over Danny
Nunes OF San Francisco IN the nHiu
event at Doyle's arena last night The
results OF the other bouts we're
Budd Star at 1853 pounds knocked out
Johnny rPsco In four '"""iS
George Marks, lie pounds. knocked
out sammy Anucnbcfg u ,u.., ...
Gus williafs and Jimmy Berry fought
draw AT 1876 pounds
Chet Nen, 1873 pounas won decision
over Gene Watson and KID Mende won
from Young Farrell at lis pounds In
four rounds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
MALONE HANDED
TERRIBLE LAcIMc

ST rNIL. Minn.. April 2s -Iaci
Hrlttou chairman welter~.ight haitl"i
- 'Ncv" ria gave lock Malone. of -
Paul aspIrant for the title, one ~ The
r,....t .t..uuau b,iuEH nHul'u in'
lf. Is lite ,..fr
The champion out fought and out gem
"idllrd M younger Uppvu"nt Inv ..i.
department Of the game IN which Ma
lone was equal to Brtton. was IN box
ing. II was In this department that
Malone made his best showing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
ALLIES DISPOSE
OF HELeolAND
Kiel Canal and Cables Also
Settled,

PARIS, April a.-The question OF
Helgoland was disposed Of BY the
council Of three yesterday while the
matter OF the kiel canal and the dis
position Of the German cables were
also discussed.
II is understood that the economic
question was settled, although no de-
ails were given out.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
Pete Herman Is
Bested By Regan

ST. LOUIS. April % --"KId' Regsn
bantam champion Of ~ Louis. wac
awarded the newspnper decision over
pet. Herman. ban,amweight title holder
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
Southern Teams
Open Season Today

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April % Wealth
or conditions this morning bright sun
shine and the temperature grtduAlly
returning to normal made the prot
poets good for playing the postponed
opening game 0f the southern asso
cintiou season here this afternoon. \
parade viii proccde the game and
Mayor Montverde vii pitch the first
bal 10 Major General Buck Of tho
United states army. Stone and Brot
tenn for Little Rock. and Canayan and
smith for Memphis. were announced M
tho probable batteries.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26

NEW ORLEANS. April ?s ?s-Preparn-
tIuns were being made today for rec-
ord attendance at the opening game
here Of the Southern association sea o
snn. Warm. clear weather promised
Ideal playing conditions when Mobile
nrd New orleans meet
The local Elks' lodge has taken
charge Of the attendance campaign.
IAnkenau or Torkelson and Kitchens
for New Orleans. and Day and Coleman
wers announced as the probable bat
terieg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26

DR.. Wekerle, soldier for fifteen
years, one Of the leading figures In
hungarian public life, was arrested
by the communist government on
March Is Later II was reported tina.
he had been executed at Budapest
,ut this the sociei ministry denied.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
Former Hungarian
Premier Is Dead

/ LONDON, April IA dispatch ID
the Central News agency says acVi-
emma newspaper reports that Dr..
Alexander Wekerls, the former Han.
saaian premier and minister Of H.
rance, has died in prison.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
National lie
Games Postponed

Al BOSTON Boston Brooklyn game
postponed. cold weather.
Al Philadelphia-New York Phllsdel-
phis game postponed. cold weather.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
TODAY'S GAMES.

American League.
Chicago at 1T. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Boston At New York.
Philadelphia at Washingtou
National League.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York nj Philadelphia
st Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-25
La noticia de que va ser 6rrnada la paz,
como la impone el vencedor, produce
nAlemanla, impression desoladora.
Por no sobrevivir a la ignomina Sc sui
Gdan muchos alemanes, especial
Galmente en- Lorena.
(Cable a Gel Imparcial").
Via w. /. P. and T. Co.

BERLN-Hasta ahora, pesar de las manifestations los
dscusos las banderas los suicides frecuentes
ene 6rden teme estae revuea Aisladamen
tie han ocururdo cheques rnas entire soldados socaas
ROMA-Se ha negado ofcanene, que haya hecho-como
ubc6 la de Parisa movizac6n de ropas la
ronera JugoEava La prensa de Roma hundnen
to Gle la ota aemana de
transparenta una protesta que quere ser dura.
MADRDLa proongada sequla las provncias centrales
peudcando las cosechas acknowledgements En- toda
Castillo nota ceciene maesa que engena la cerdumbre
de que ha de mala la cosecha.
MADRID-En e pr6xmo conseo de ministries nonbradc
e deegado encargado de representa- Epaa primer Con-
de Lga de las Nacone ha de reunrse Washington
de octubre prmo Hay vaos candidates. todos eos
persouadades ipsgnes mas ndcado e Conde de o
manones persona gIata los poderes aiados.
MADRDLa Reina Doa Maria Cristna esta enferma aque
ada gran exctac6n nervios Ell Reina ma
re dea Gle nsprar cuidado Sc arbuye
consane excta6n desde hace n tempo ha ao
Maria Crstina al immense desastre hunddas fama
" patra de nacimiento.
BUENOS AIRES.La prensa de esta capital acerca
celebration del de la ga de las Nacone
Washington ell de ocb dice que concdiendo fecha
la del descubrmeno de America por Epaa noa
de decadeza international Congreso rasadase
Madrid.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-25
La Camara francesa ha aprobado la jor-
NADIA de "ocho horas" para los
marlneros mercantes
Sc quiere que Alemania entregue tone.
lada por tonelada, de los barcos que
echo a pique Francia.
(Cable a Gel Imparcial').
Via W. /. P. and T. Co.

PARIS JUNO 25La camara de los dputados ha aprobado
aver despue largo debate ornada de ocho oras
res por muchedube al sar del parla-
mento
PARISA tratar conferencia de la paz de
como Aemana puede ndemnzar Francia e hundmieno
buques mercante la mayorfa mos6 pardaa de ext
CIR Aemana restuci6n tonelada por toneada, nco
nferordad que ahora estara Franca
eercer ell comercio.
BERN-La resolution tomada por la Asambea de Weinar
paz dras condolences mpuestas Aemania
veradea tempesad de proestas las
pare confunddos esudantes oldados burgueses
cada manifestation evando banderas enuada
GALES de capital Muchas han scdado
para sobrevv ignomina de esa que unde Alema
MIA Ia ruina siempre. <,
PARIS-Segdn infornes que recben aqui ND solo
Berlin notica de tales condolences aceptada
provoca excacie uchas pobaones del
mpero todas las mas mporntes La consernaci6n aeana
forma ragcamente expresiva de mafestarse
suicido En- Lorena donde a nero de suicido ha so
mayor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-25

lCentinda en- la pag. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-25
Sc espera, 81 el tempo es favorable y llega
el material de salvamento, poder poner
a aote Ia escuadra Alemana,
+ hundida en- Scapa Flow
(Seryicio lnalambrico.)

LONDRES.-Al saber que el
Gobierno aleman Sc decidia fir
mar ell tratado de paz, Sc han
Iproducido manifestations en- to-
do el pals. En- Berlin, Munich y
otras principales ciudades, ha
habido manifestations que mar
charon por las GALES principales
entonando himnos y dando vivas
"a los generates del imperio.
WEIMAR.-De hoy a mana
ma quedara nombrada la delega-
,cion alemana que frmara el ira
tado. En- los circulos militares
" semioficiales Sc insiste en- que
iel ex-Emperador es inocente Y
que no debe ser iuzgado, a no
ser en- un pals neutral.
PARIS.-De Weimar no Sc ha
recibido una sola palabra respec-
to a quienes sean los nuevos pie
inipotenciarios alemanes para fir
mar la paz. La fecha de la cere-
monia para la firma del tratado
no ha' sido fijada todavia, pero
Sc cree que ell acto tendra lugar
el jueves o probablemente ell
viernes de esta semana.
LONDRES.-El almirante ale
man Won Reuter-, comandante de
la hota ayeriada y hundida en-
Scapa Flow sera sometido al
iuicio dc ura Corte Marcial por
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-25
Don Salvador PLatS
MwA e.


Aver, sen. su casa de SaDturce
tlej6 de existir nuestro qucridc
compahero Salvador Prats, direc
tor Gle la seci6n espaiiola dc Ell
TEMPO.
Fue el senior Prats biblioI~cario
municipal de esta ciudad Y cstu'
di6 V pas6 largo tempo en- Madrid.
Como periodista, era hombre dc
una yasta cultura Y de una labor
r'iosidad a toda prueba.
BESIDE que nuestro coleg;: Ell
TIEMPO sali6 la luz p1blira, el
senior Prats ocupaba el cargo de
director.
SUI muerte ha sido muy sentida,
mo solo entire Ia gcnte de letras,
la cual estim6 siempre en- 10 que
valla al seiior Prats como compa-
hero, sino entire Ia gente de prem.
sas afuera.
Con la muerte de don Salvador
Prais, Ell TEMPO picrde una dc
sus mas briliantes plllmas.
Ell IMPARCIAL lamenta pro.
ifundamente su muerte y enTia a
todos sus deudos el testimorio de
un scntido pesame.
El entierrO Sc verificara esta tar
de, a las cinco, en- el cementerio
de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-25
LOS PRECIOS DEL 1914Y LOS
DEL 1919.

Al comprar alimentos ropa, arroz
o zapatos, compare los precios de 1914
con los de 1919.
Todo cuesta mas. Todo es mas di-
ficil de conseguir. Todos los articu-
los de primera necesidad han subido
y con frecuencia son de calidad infe-
rior la de los que sc pagaban a me-
nos precio.
No existe hoy dia, persona nj grupo
alguno de personals que puedan regla-
mentar el precio de las mercaderias o
del seryicio. Los nuevos preciOs han
sido determinados por condolences fue-
Ia del dominic de todos-condiciones
mundiales.
Nosotros no podemos reglamentar
el precio del servicio que suministra-
mos-las condolences mundiales 10 de-
terminan-ni tampoco fijar ell precio
que hemos de cargar por ell servicio.
4 Ia Comision de Servicio Publico CO.
rresponde hacerlo.
Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Company,
San Juan no seria San Juan sin
los carros electricos. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-25
Ell FANTASNA Sc ESF!!NO. ),

rendfa pleitesia -. de otro el
Gorro Frigio, la Corona tambien,
Cantobery Y Mercier, los que a
Ana BOlena cortaron la cabeza y
de Maria Stuardo hicieron otra
Maria Antonieta.,. -. en- los dos
lados razas v religiones, puebIos
Y castas h6stiles V sinembargo
cayendo. bajo las bapdcras del
bando que dcfendian. -.
De un lado el dominic univer-
sal, como Alexandra, como Cesar,
como Napoleon, como. Catalina o
como Pedro el Grande:
Del otro una declaration de II
Capltulos sintetizando 10 que
queria el pueblo que al fin entra-
ba en- liza para decidir del lado
que debiera caer la inmensa ba-
lanZa.
Ell fantasma sc esfum0.
y cl "Conseio dc los Cuatro"
impone su Ley a los yencidos y
el mundo respira crcyen1ose Ii
brado para siempre.
ST los que anhelaban la paz ell
ambos bandos hasta fueron con-
siderados como traidores en- el
apaSionamiento de la tremenda
brcga, ahora los que cclebran el
final de la contienda deben no
serlo con la humanidad, que cs
mas que la Patria, con la concien
cia que debe estar por enciina de
toda Ley, y decirle todos que
la Libertad, la Democracia V la
Fraternidad, en- cuyOs altares
acaban de inmolarse millones
las vfctimas, han de ser mante
midas Il toda costa.
+, Nodie con el dominic del mum
do; H0dic como un Ear echand0
sobre la humanidad el peso de
una constante amenaza de mando
~ de despotismo; nadie ell ANO
ningGn pabell0n tratando de arrc
par todas las@tiepras Y dominal
en- todos los mares; SOLO unaLey
la del derecho inalienable, de-
hombre libre, sea de donde fuere
cualquiera sea la terra donde vic
su primer aurora dc luz, Ia de Ia
iusticia recta Y recia bajo el pa.
lio de JOS cielos detras de cuyc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-25

haber violado las condolences del
Armisticio, segun dice el Daily
Mail" Han podido ser varados
tres cruceros y otro esta va
preparadO para embarrancarlo.
Han sido puestos a fiote dos des-
troyers Y han sido remolcados
hasta Ia playa, diez y ocho mas.
ST ell equipo de salvamento pu-
diera recibirse. antes de que el
NAL tempo commence, podrian
ser puestos fiote todos los bu-
ques.
COLUMBIA.-Con respecto a
la p6rdida del vapor carbonero
"Cyclops", durante la guerra, ha
circulado una nueva version.
! Segdn ella, Sc ha recibido aqui
/ poT Ia madre de Otis Ramsay,
un marinero del buque desapare-
cido, un telegrama hoy, dicien-
dole que esta aqui de regreso y
que ell buque perdido esta en- un'
puerto aleman. Sc supone falso
iel mensaje, pero Sc esta practi-
Icando una investigation.
j HARRISBURG.-LaL Legisla-
tura de Pennsylvania ha ratifi-
cado la concession del sufragio fe.
menino, y es este ell numero diez
I y siete entire los estados que ras
ltiacan su vote,