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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30
SPECIAL GRAND JURY
INDICTS EIGHT MEN
IN BERGDOLL ESCAPE

PHILADELPHIA, June "a
special federal grand jury Tuesday
returned indictments against eight
persons as a result of the investiga-
ton into the flight OF Grover c..
Bergdoll, army deserter. II also sub
mitted a report censuring ID. Clar-
erce Gibbony OF this city and Sam
uel T. Ansell and Edward 5. Bailey
OF Washington. BergdOlls counsel,
for gross carelessness. 1t recon-
mended court martial for Mai. Hunt
in command of the barracks at Gov
ernors Island, from which Bergdoll
was released TO obtain his buried
treasure and for the two army SER
geants, from whom he escaped.
Bench warrants were issued by
Judge Thompson for four persons
whose whereabouts are known.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30
Fails to Pay A
Luxury Tax for
Past .T70o Years

Even the internal revenue agents.
accustomed as they are TO magnified
and multiplied instances Of ignor-
anCe of the law, were amazed when
they commenced their canvass of
South Bends business district 10 find
a prominent confeCttoner, who had
paid no luxury tax since 1918. the
year the luxury legislation was en-
acted.
His only excuse was that ne had
never been aware such a tax was I'm
force. So incredible is his story to II
T. Cummings. deputy internal rev.
enue collector for South Bend. who
heard the case, that he is undecided
whether the delinquent deliberately
evaded his tax payments or actually
was ignorant Of existence of the
luxury tax laws The bridesmaids
case was postponed til further evil
dcnce could be brought out. either TO
back 5he defendants plea or 10 es-
tlblish his guilt
Federal revenue agents have been
making a thorough campaign In
every part of the city during the
last week scores of offenders have
boon apprehendcd. and large num-
beers OF new taxes have been collect
ell I'm most cases default IN luxury
nf the last six months and the col
hector has eXaCtcd only the mini
mum penalty. in practically every
instance. All hearings are subject 10
approval 20 Overrule the decisions
OF local collectors. No such action
has recently been taken on any Of
Tho decisions 81 Collector Cummings
PropIictors Must Answer.
Tn cIuVasSiug q locality, agents
are accustomed 90 enter establish
meuts whore fee cream. soft drinks
and similar Injuries are retailed.
The proprietor is required 90 show
his hooks when the revenue officials
present their credentials. Tax re-
ceiplS must be brought forth for all
trade involving taxable Cournodi-
ties By ruling of the revenue COM
missioner oil merchants refusing or
unable 10 produce records. are as
scSscd FOR the quantity of ice cream
or soft drinks credited 20 the retail
or by the manufacturer The esti-
mate putting so cones TO a gallon OF
cream is the one used IN all cases
where the confectioner is unable 20
prove he should pay less
One alien returning 90 Europe was
apprehended for failing 20 file in
come tax statement. according 10
announcement OF the collector.
Tuesday II Is "A regulation Of the
immigration department that all
emigrants must show a certificate
signed BY the district revenue
deputy. Before furnishing such a
document the deputy learns the sal
ary OF the applicant from the en-
piOyer. IN this manner several tax
dodgers have been caught by the To-
cal Office in the last few weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30
REED AGAIN RULED
FROM CONVENTION
Credentials Committee Up
holds Ruling of National
Committee on Contests.
~ United Press

bF United FresS
san FRANCISCO. Calf. June %.
Under the eyes Of such eminent
republicans as Lincoln. Grant. Car
held and Roosevelt the credentials
committee OF the democratic nation
al convention early today upheld the
rulings OF the national committee I'm
the Georgia and Missouri contests.
but decided 10 seat both contcsting
delegates from Oregon with half
vote each.
The hearings TO determine the
permanent roll OF the convention
were conducted in room at the
Auditorium the chief furnishings
of which were decidedly republican.
\ot single democratic visage Ieer-
cd down from the pictures on the
wall
By the credentials committees ac-
ton. the 2S Georgia delegates
pledged 20 Atty Gen. A Mitchell
i'aimer We're seated. 4 To a. The ma
tional committee previously had
taken similar action by unanimous
vote.
Rule Reed out.
Sen. James a. Reed. representing
the fifth Missouri congressional dis
trict again was denied a seat. this
time bv vote Of 80 20 q The vote
80 the national committee was much
closer
Ia the Oregon ease. the commit
tee voted unanimously 90 seat both
John l.. Schuylmanu and r. r.
Hunter. Previously the national
committee had voted unanimously
no seat Hunter
The Georgia case was the first one
ou The calendar
The states which voted against the
Palmer delegates were California.
Massachusetts. oklahoma and Utah.
The members voting for Reed rep
reserved Florida. Massa chusetts. Ne
braska New Jersey. New York.
Ohio. Ttah, Alaska and District of
Columbia.
Reed Not Present.
Reed was not present but his
counsel intimafod the fight would be
carried % the convention floor.
Amid cries Of Put him OUT
George r. Lunn was denied a record
vote on the adoption OF a resolution
for n wet plank.
Norman F.. Mack told the delega-
tiOn the democratic party would be
defeated unless it pleased those
who favor personal liberty" The
plank he proposed is based on the
Burieson wet plank. giving indi-
Nidual states the right TO decide the
alcoholic content of beer and light
wines. and favoring legislation by
congress to permit the manufacture
Of beer and wine for home consumI =
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30
f1hsafa6Ras
AUDITORIUM.

Little Mavis Hawn. MARY Pick
fordJ. "a loyal Kentucky clansman.
promises her Pap" as ne lies dying
from a feudist bullet that she will
get" his slayer. Cheated out OF her
heritage by land grabbers. she heads
the nightTiders, who sIay the gang
leader. Tried for murder. every
Juror claims he fired the fatal shot.
Freed. she wins 20 fame In the Low
lands. Then comes the great crisis
when she faces her fathers slayer.
and later love and the claims OF the
city and mOuntaineer lovers. Such
Is the brief synopsis OF Heart o.
The Hills" the feature picture at
the Auditorium today, starring Mary
PickfOrd Snub Pollard in Cracked
Wedding Bells" Mutt and JEFF and
Fox News are also on the program
which will be repeated tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30
The Source of Motor Complaints

Cutting out the lubricant IN the
cylinders and the working OF the
gasoline into the crank case brings
about a great many conditions caus-
ing complaints. for which there is
TAO apparent cause and which the
owner Il u...tbtr 40 COMP rehend, saws
a writer in the current issue of
American Motorist Repair men and
motor mechanics advances many
theories and reasons as TO the cause.
Some Of the conditions which can be
directly attributed as a result OF ac-
ton OF this sort taking place, due
10 the cutting out OF the fabrication
in the cylinder, are the following:
/. Hard starting.
.. Premature piston wear
3. Premature cylinder wear.
4. Premature piston-ring wear.
;. ConnectinE-rod bearings burn
ing out.
6. Crank-shaft bearings burning
out.
Excessive gasoline consumption.
s. Smoking due to the abnormal
increase In the level Of the crank
case on account of the gasoline
working into the base of the motor.
9. Excessive carbon IN cylinders.
10, Tendency 10 overhead, due 10
lack of fabrication.
IL Very poor or no compression.
All of the above resulting in the
lack Of power and poor perform
ance
In view of these conditions, it is
not difficult to understand why the
theory is advanced that the work
manship is really at fault; that
there IS poor material in the pis-
tons, rings and cylinders, which
wear prematurely; poor bearing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30
TEACHEs MrsIC az :,

DENVER. June 29.-ThouE
preaching the four score mark
ten in years. Nine Leontine Har
OF this city, teaches music 10 nag
pupils and plays the piano daily 20
keep young"
Mime. Harger. who Is SIS years old.
was born in Paris. but has lived I'M
Denver nearly 40 years She Is a
finished pianist and was q personal
friend OF the famous com poser
LisBt
Declaring that people should
"swestsn" their days with melodies
Of the great composers. Nine Har-
ger deplores the noisy music" 81
the present day.
The old songs reached the heart. d"
she said, but modern music seems
TO appeal only 10 the feet"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30

argument. and the Irish question
was then to be taken up.
Following its organization last
night, the committee plunged into
public hearings in an effort 20 get
the platform ready TO report TO the
convention no later than Wednes-
day. The League OF Women Voters.
and the women Of the democratic
party presented planks for federal
aid for women in industry.
Gov. Sam Stewart urged plans on
reclamation. flood control. extension
of farm credits and education.
Miss Lucey Branham, Baltimore,
urged the party TO advocate estab-
fishing commercial relations with
Russia. State Sen. Cotiletti OF New
York, advocated a plank favoring
Italy's claims in the Fiume and
Dalmatian disputes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30

six
With all star in
ONLY ANIMAL SERIAL IN EXISTENCE MADE IN AFRICA
A
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30

metal and poor workmanship, and
poor piston and ring fits.
Experience has shown that Il Is
very difficult 10 convince an owner
OF a car O. these conditions. and the
best way is 20 take "A motor which
has been misbehaving. drain all the
contents OF the crank case. and let
X settle in a long tube or bottle, and
the results which viii follow will be
plainly evident.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30
CASTLE.

The Right Of Way" filmed from
Sir Gilbert Parker's novel and play,
is a picture that is going to make a
big impression on all who see IT,
Shown at the Castle today Il has for
its star. clever Bert Lytell who has
the role Of a brilliant and cynical
Canadian barTister. a gentleman
drunkard and denier of God. The
story traces his regeneration after
he loses his memory as a result OF a
blow on the head. He Is taken to a
remote Canadian settlement ana
there meets a people simple in their
religious sincerity
The Stolen Kiss" is tomorrow q
picture. Constance Binney is the
star.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30
LASAII.E.

Playing a handsome young Eng
lishman who quits his job with a
South African firm because he sus-
poets them OF being diamond snug
glers. Robert Warwick appears at
the Lasalle theater today in Thou
Art the Man." "a story OF swift ro-
mantle action and suspense Re
duced 70 want, he IS befriended and
aided by "a pretty and refined girl.
and the thrills and element Of sus-
pense never for a moment slacken.
The star as always. succeeds in win
ming the admiration aud liking Of
his audience from the very start
The theme Of self-sacriflce is also
strongly brought out
Tomorrow starts a two DAYS en-
gagement of False Roads" with
Enid Bennett as the star
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30

And then again, given a sweet
heart, becoming hat, and naturally
curly hair: any woman can be per-
fectly happy-if she has a lot OF
other things.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30
HAAC BROTHERS WILL
START SERVING TINE
At ATLANTA JULY 30
BY Associated Pre-

BY Associated Press:
INDIANAPOLIS, June 29.-Julius
a. and Louis r. Haag. indianapolis
druggists, will surrender themselves
TO the United States marshall on or
before July 80 TO begin serving SEN
fences of Is months each in the fed
eral prism at Atlanta on a charge OF
violating the Reed amendment and
conspiring TO commit an Offense
against the United States Each also
viii pay a fine of $40. 500.
The men appeared before Judge
A. b. Anderson Tuesday afternoon
and announced themselves as will
ing TO abide by the courts decision
made last week. The court had err
roneously been reported as having
sustained "A bill for writ Of error in
the case on Monday. The Haags
were given until July 80 10 arrange
their business affairs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30

Fireworks at Engles CT. Rate.
6OS6-July .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30

Brass polish is like flattery, to be
applied sparinEly and with skill
then rubbed in and off American
NfOtorist.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-12

DiriiaSe toda Ia Correspondence re,
lativa al p~eriodico al Director.
SR. A E. LOZANO,
120 y. SANTA ROSA AVE.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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Russia ENVIO I'm
ULTIMATUM 4
FINLANDIA
La comma q hacer la
paz o a, preporarSe
para Ia guerra

LONDRES, Mario 11.-Un despe-
cho procedcnte de. Reval recibidc pcTi
hoy, da cuenta lie que el GobierTo
eel Soviet russo ha enviado un ultima
tum al gobierno de F~inlandia, notifi-
candole que debe hacer Ia paZ o apres
tarse para la lucha. Tai nota, segun
| dice el deSpacho de referencia, que
| fue enviada por ell Ministro de Re
| Iaciones Eyteriores russo N. Tchlt-
tcherin, ha sido recibida muy desfa-
| vorablemente entire los p~artidarios de
los bolshevikis en- esa ciudad: pues Sc
| gun Sc dice, tai procedimiento ven
ORA g hacer cue aborten las conferen-
cias que Sc iban "a celebrar en- Varso-
/! via dentro de los pr6Ximos treinta
dias, Y en- las cuales el Soviet espera-
ba discutir una paz perrlanente, no
sclamente con los Folacos, sino tam
bien con Francia, Ing,aterra y los Es-
tados Unidos.
La delegation finlandesa que Sc en-
cuentra en- Reval, Sc mostraba aver
yisiblemeata preocupada Y deseosa de
Cue la respuesta finlandesa al ulti-
matum fuese una invitaci6n a Ia paZ.
Sin embargo, Ia ~presencia de Manner
helm en- esa ciudad, Ia crisis en- Ell
ministerio finlandes, Ia movilizacion
general de las tropas finlande5as y
otros medicines que Sc han desarro-
llado. probablcmente signifiquen que
el actual gobierno de Finlandia haya
acceptable e. guante para Ia lucha con
Russia.
FL mism0 despacho indica que los
rumores corrientes en- Reval eran los
de que los ejercitos bolshevikis ha-
ban iniciado va ST. avance sobre Fin
landia. Los bolshevikis confian, segun
j sc dice, en- su guardia perfectamente
bien o~rganizada Y en- que Ia guerra
| traeri como resultado IN levanta-
miento social en- Findandia, que hara
~innecesario la continuation de las ope-
gaciones.
Despuas del fracaso de las COME
rencias de los Estados Balticos en-
Helsingfors, para c~onvenir en- un
avance general contra el Soviet, Sc
esperaba que Russia recibiria ofertas
de paz de todos los paises in~teresados.
Pero con ia llegada de Mannerheim a
Reval, el goblerno del Soviet Sc mos
tr6 prcocupado por la politica del 60
bierno finiandes, y muy especialmen-
te, en- vista de que Ell general finlan
d6s habia estado en- Varsovia en-
donde celebr6 varias c~onferencias con
los lideres polacos, por 10 que es de
creerse que ambos paises Sc hayan
puesto de acucrdo y que 81 Finlandia
va q Ia lucha, tambien Polonia entire
en- una guerra con los rojos.
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Los pages deben haeerSe por ade-
lantado, en- giro postal o &c Express,
carta certificada 0 letra sobre Nue.
va York. Los precios de IA suscrlpcion
sera en- dinero americana o So equ!-
valencia en moneda del pals de donde
Sc solici.e e. oeriodico-
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LONDRES, Mario 11.-En los
circulos de Ia C~onferencia de Paz
en- esta capital Sc ha expresado que
Sc considera como una cosa cierta la
extension de Ia ocupaci6n mi!itar de
T'urqua Y el empleo de medidas mu-
cho mas drasticaS aUn que las que Sc
han emp!eodo, en- case de que Sc ha-
Ga necesario tai procedimiento, en-
vista de Ia situaci6n en- csc pals. Sc
sabe cue 81 Primer Ministro Fenize-
los de Grecia, ha ofrecido poner IN
regular rumero de tropas griegas q
.trcpas Sc ~uecesitan para llevar a cabo
tropas Sc -neecsitan para llevar a cabo
a~Quellos planes. Venizelos, segun Sc
dice, hizo su oferta en- IA junta que
celebr6 el n-:&rcoles el Console de
Ministries de Relaeiones Exteriores y
Sc cree que probablemente sera acep
tada por los aliadoS.
FL General Milne, corandante brl-
tanico. sera eI que tenga el mando de
es2s tropas en- case de que sc acepte
Ia oferta Gel Primer Ministro griego.
e. Almirante Beatty, Winston
Churchill Y otros lideres m~ilitares y
navaIes tuvieron aver una ~conferen-
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NUEYA CRISIS OBRERA
AMENAZA AHORA
A I~R(lRATERRA

LONDRES, Mario LIMA nue.
va crisis obrera amenaza al pals. Los
obreros de las minas de carbon pre-,
teuden dcclarar la huelga general CO.
mo una MEDIA para obligar a. 60,
6;erno a que conceda Ia n~acionaliZa-
cion de las minas. FL Congreso d.
Uniones Obreras Sc reuni6 hoy en-
session especial para considerar el ca,
so de los mineros Y de su decision
de apoyar o no a estos. depende en-
gran parte el CUE IL crisis s~obreven-
"a o no. La jurta del Congreso Sc
considera generalmente como nj dc
las mas importantes que Sc hayan te-
nido por ell Congreso, que como es
sabido, esta integrado por represen-
tantes de todas las del trabajo
organizado.
Los mineroS han votado va en- IA
vor de una huelga nacional para obi
gar al goblCrno a que nacionalice las
minas, Y scgun han declarado los ie-
fes de las uniones de mineros, conta-
ran en- este case con ell apoyo de las
otras dos de la llamada triple
alianza del trabajo,-los obreros de
;ansportes Y los ferrocarrileros,-en
case de que hay que sostener una
lucha.
FL gobierno de LIoyd-George sc ha
rchusado insistentemente q adoptar
"a politica &C decentralization, a pesar
de Ia preston ejercida por el trabajo
crgauizado. En- una declaration hecha
ante Ia Camara de los Comunes, el
Primer Ministro declare que cual-
uuier intento por los mineros para
hacer una demonstration de fuerza
por medic de "una acci6n directa,"
seria considerable por ell gobierno CO.
mo una rebellion
Ell Congreso representa- cinco mi
Homes de miembros, de los cuaies
100000 votos correspondent a los mi
neros.
Los mineros han estado hacienda
una activa propaganda en- TODD el
pals, pero hasta ahora, esta no ha te,
nido Ell efecto que Sc habia anticipa,
DO. Ell interes del publico en- Ia ma
cionalizaci6n, ha sido tan solo rela,
two.
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PostaieS ~lrtisticas de beileZaS Y
parejas. en- sepia 4 dolores.
Una dOceRa 5 O.S0
Glen pOStales ............ ) $50
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||SSEERA OCUPADA TODA IA TURQUIA|
La Conferencia de Paz ha considerable va tai accior
Ell empleo de medidas mas energlcas que las que
Sc han puesto en- practlca hasta ahora

cia con ell Consejo, a fin de contestar
4 las cuestiones relatives sobre las
propuestas medidas militares.
Los lideres aliados negaron los In
formes relatives a que v~iOlentos y
sargrientos e~ncuentros han tenido
lugar entire los turcos Y las fuerzas
aliadas en- Constantinopla; pero 81 adj
mitieron que las tropas alladas esta-
ban efectuando imponentes NANTES
taciones militares con ell fin de cal
mar a los elementos nacionalistas
uurcos, a quienes Sc considera respon-
sables de las matanzas de Marash.
En- algunos circulos Sc predijo hoy
que Ia disposition de Ia entente cue
prohibia 3 las tropas griegas en- las
zonas ya ocupadas pasar mas ala
del Unite demarcado de tres millas,
seria revccada q fin de>dar 4 los grie
Cos una mayor hbertad de accion.
Tambien Sc dijo que era probable
que algunas de las s~ecciones del Ira
tado turco, Sc redactaran de nuevo,
eSpecialmcnte Ia clausula relativa al
status de Constantinopla. .
Tn despacho de Paris recibido aqui
hoy, trascSibe una noticia publicada
2or ell diario lie Temps en- Ia cual
SC declara cue Sc Ia sabido semiofi-
cjalmente ali, que los planes militia
res de los aliadOs en- Turquia o Ell
hacer efectiva Ia ocupaci6n de Cons
tantinopla, asi como el tomar pose
sion de otros lugares y controlar la
communication telegrafica en- ell pals.
La ocuPacion de Constantinopla
.por las tropas aliadas Sc llevara a
cfecto desdc luego Y Sc ha urgido va
q los Estados Unidos para cue par,
ticipe Ell tai Media para Ia protec-
ci6n de los armenios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-12
~LUDENDORFF APOYA 4
H~INDENBURG PARA
LA ~PRESTDENCIA

BERLIN, Mario 11.-El General
Ludendorff Sc ha declarado en- favor
de Ia ~candidatura presidential del Ma
riscal Hindepburg, para las proximas
elecciones, candidatura que est& Sos
tenida por Ell Partido Nacionalista
aleman.
e General Ludeqdorff, que fue
Quartet maestro General del Ejercito
sleman durante Ia guerra, ha decla-
rado, segun Sc dice, que ell MariscaI
Hindenburg es ell mas Avocado para
jefe de la nacion alemana, desde
| que los alemanes no tienen monarch.
Por de pronto, Sc predice que Ia
campana presidential que Sc va a
iaiciar en- Alemania, sera sumamente
encarnizada Y en- NADIA ~envidiara q
las luchas politicas mas Violentas de
los Estados Tn dos. Los lideres del
/ Partido democratico aleman, en- una
junta que tuyieron recientemente,
decidieron oponerse a la c~andidatura
&c Hindenburg Y Sc cree que 81 TODD
| 81 partido Sc mantiene firme en- 81
actitud, no es dificil que logre Ia de-
-rota del que fuera idolo del pueblo
I aleman, pues los partidarios del en-
Jefe del Estado Mayor aleman confia-
ban precisamente en- los votos de los
dem6cratas Y de los Conservatives
para e. triunfo de 81 candidate.
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EN- PORTUGAL SIGUE LA
CRISIS MINISTERIAL

LONDRES, Mario Liza Lega-
ci6n portuguese en- esta capital anun-
clio hoy que en- vista del fracaso del
senior Antonio Silva para .forrnar ell
nuevo ministerio, el senior G~lahardo,
.ider democratico de Ia Alta Canlara
del Parlamento portugues, ha recibi-
do i~nstrucciones del Presidente de Ia
Repiblica para orzganizar el nucvo
ga5inete.
La legaci6n ha informado tambien
cue la huelga de s%irvientes continua
sin s~olucionarse.
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Postales artiStIcas de bellezaS Y
parejaS, en- brOmuro de color.
Una doceRa 5 0.15
Glen pOStaieS ......-.--.. ) 30
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~noor5inar Y ~organizar los elementos

coordinar V organizar los elementos
~monarquicos de Ia naclon.
Los Partidos Conservation y Llbe-
raj Nacional en- una resolution comun
presentada a la Asamblea Nacional,
p;den la disoluci0n de esta para el
dia primero de Mayo. Ambos partidos
tambian demandan al ]gobierno que
snuncic las mcdidas legisntivas que
Sc proponc introducir durante ell PIE
sen+e perioto de sesiones y apresure
Ia presentation de los %proyectos de
lev relatives a las nuevas leyes cleo
torales y a la election para Preslden-
te.
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Asuntos del dia
iEiene de Ia 3a. Pag.)

Aver. 20 tcnia nj dereChos nj eS
cueiqS. no rotabn nj Gprendia; pero
tenia q7te aprender q comin.
Hoy tnmpoco tiene nj derechos nj
escuelas. M rotc mi aprende, pero no
come tan1poco, q huge.
Las nneGidds del gobie17o no de6en
reducirSe a detcner Ell emodo, a I'M
pedir la fugG actual, Sin0 q preveni--
Ia para 10 futuro, a hacer que la
terra sea Gnlable para esos hom6res
qac hog la a5ondonG", hambrieHtos
dcscSperGdos. ESQ muchedunlbre Sc
co1forn7G con 10 n1enos que puede pc
dir: trobnjo y pa.
y nj una nj 0trG coSG podrd series
dada. ca td7to eI gObicrno Sc preocu-
ne rads ne IA intrigp inGiiticn, que DE-!
bisn nucioRaL.
Pedro RECTO.
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Postales artisticas de bellezas '
parejaS. en- esmalte a dolores.
Una docena 5 O.SO
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PostaIes f~Otograficas, con viStas
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UN NUEVO PARTIDO Sc
FORM0 EN- ALEMANIA

BERLIN, Mario 11.-Los reals
las alemanes han organizado III par
hombres Y mujeres que no aprueben
el regimen actual. Las ofici-
mas centrGles ~estaran estableci-
das en- Leipzig V el obieto del partido
sera, segin Sc ha anunciado, Ell de