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West BrooksyiIie.

Col. G.. NJ. EkmarxeI, wife. son and
daughter. and Mrs. Thorpe. mother Of
Mrs. Ekmarxel. OF New York. are oc-
cupying Harry Perkins cottage for
the summer. Col. Ekmarrel ls a
World war veteran.
Miss Dorothy H. Farrow. who has
spent the past year In New London,
Conn. Is home.
Miss Mary Mills is at home from
Plainfield. Conn. where she has been
teaching.
Winnie Smith OF Bangor has
opened the Lord store at the corner.
where he will keep fruit and cooked
food. He has had a Telephone H.
stalled.
George q. Tapiey went 10 Portland
TO attend the Maine centennial
olden d. Tapley has moved bis
workshop to the orchard near the
road. remodeiled IL into store, With
a piazza in front, and put Ia a supply
OF groceries.
Mrs. Ira w. Tapley and daughter
Mildred. OF Brooklyn. n. Y and Ger
srude Dodge OF Atlanta. Ca. have
opened their cottages
William T. Blodgett, who Is EN-
ployed in Barnet, VT. has been at
home few days. He viii return
Friday. accompanied by his wife and
son Donald.
July s. "Tomsoa-'
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Mrs. Charles Bryant has returned
from Rockland, accompanying home
her father. Greeley Small, who has
been in Silsby's hospital for surgical
treatment.
Miss Sara Bye Of Stonington has
been spending a few days with Miss
Alta Smith.
Mrs. Archie Barbour and Mrs.
sterling Stinson went TO Sunset this
week to attend the funeral OF their
aunt. Mrs. Eliza Sylvester.
Eddie Dow, who has been steam
boating, is home for a week.
Mrs. Rebecca Bryant went to corea
Thursday to visit her son Henry.
Mrs. George w. Davis has gone to
Searsport.
July s. T.
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New clo,hes On an OF One.

A salesman up H. gasoline row was
telling how he almost had BIT Of
good luck. AS was coming In on
the Bluff road. the other evening. Just
after dark" he said, II saw good
tire al the side Of the road. There
was not a house within half-mile
so ! stopped the car and beat Il back
TO get the tire. II was new one.
could tell that as ! passed IL. But
when got up within ten feet Of Il.
II staricd TO move. and over into the
field II went. Just then heard two
boys laugh" Three OF the salesman's
audience sang out. "Yes. we tried 10
get that same tire on the first night
In April "-Inilni Dnlls News.
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stirry.

Albert Shorey and wife Of Milo are
home for the summer.
Mrs. r. Calvin osgood went away
Friday.
Miss Susie MeGraw has gone 10 the
Dirigo at Southwest Habor for the
summer.
Miss Helen Clark is home for the
summer
Capt. N. J. Kane of Boston Is al
home for vacation.
Miss Helen Croker has gone TO
Bar Harbof. where she has employ
ment.
Leon C. Lord returned 10 Boston
Friday TO Join his ship.
Miss Dell Lord IL visiting her sis'
ter, Mrs. Mary Gray.
Jack Finn OF Bangor was IN to"n
recently.
Miss Florence Morgan and Alhhis
Greenlaw have gone 10 Norihsa@
Harbor, where they have employ
ment.
July s. L.
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Miss Elizabeth Harding of Wal
than, Mass, is visiting at A. E.
Farnsworth's
Mrs. Charles Rabold of Baltimore
is spending the summer at her cot
tage. "Mandalay"
Charles Lynch, who has been visit
ing at B. 0. Dollard's, returned to
New York Saturday.
Mrs. George Davis and mother.
who have been visiting at A. E..
Farnsworth's. returned home Friday.
Capt. Ammi Peabody, schooner An
ME Kimball, brought part of a load
OF cans from Portland for the Farms
worth Packing Co. last week.
Mrs. Herbert Conary of Sunshine
is visiting her sisters. Mrs. Warren
Ford and Mrs. Fred Stewart.
George Davis has moved his fam
ny into Lee Fl. Powers cottage for
the summer
Everett Kane Of Addison has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Elmer Leach.
the past week.
II. NJ. Pease visited his children
Saturday at Bluehill Falls. where
they are spending the summer with
their aunt, Mrs. Austin Chatto.
Misses Lois Kane and Rachel
Bridges are visiting in Portland
Mrs. Agnes Wickersham of Wash
ington, D. C., has arrived at her sum.
mer home
Miss Holden of Waltham, Mass. is
visiting her brother George.
Miss Evelyn Gray spent the week
end at Rockland
Owen L. Flye, who is attending the
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East Lamoine.

Prof. Thomas Groetzinger and
family of Philadelphia are at their
summer home here.
Fred Brown and family OF Wal
than, Mass, are at the Lancaster
place for the summer.
Miss Mary Deslsles returned to
Providence, r. l.. Tuesday.
Herbert Day and family of Bangor
were guests at Roy Smiths a few
days last week.
George Young of this place. who
has been employed at Situate, Mass.
and Miss Edna Trim of Trenton were
married last week. Mr.. Young. after
short visit home, returned to
Massachusetts. Mrs. Young will re-
main with her mother during the
summer.
H. L. Smith has just completed a
camp. Maryjohn," at his shore, and
has rented II to parties from Bangor,
who are now occupying il.
July 5. L.
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BIRDS IN COMBAT
Feathered Creatures Sometimes
Battle TO the Death.
Contrary to Pretty Theory, Perfect
Peace Does Not Always Reign
Within Those slitsle Nests"
as Sung by Poet.

Birds In their little nests agree"
wrote Doctor Watts. II the eminent
preacher had Glanced to witness an
incident similar TO that which ! saw
the other day, says a writer In the
London Daily Mall. he would never
have penned that libel.
was walking across London golf
course when two sparrows shot past
my head. chattering violently. and
coming 20 ground few yards away.
set to fighting so furiously that was
actually able TO pick them both up In
my hands.
let one go at once; the other !
carried a little distance before iherat-
ing It. WIN you believe TIA mo-
ment later the two were at u again
beak and claws.
Almost all birds fight furiously In
the springtirne. Even turtle doves.
those emblems Of peace. will go for
one another In the mating season.
The various methods OF nfYense
adopted BY different birds are interest.
ing. Sparrows use their powerful
heaks hut hold one another with their
claws. StarlinEs fight In exactly sim
llar fashion. Their eomhats are at
times most desperate. friend saw
one cock startling actually kin another
Pigeons use their wings but rarely
do one another much harm. Swans
fight with their wings. and their
n4~o,,sN a. so ,-.s.a. .Ens ttatr hussFa.a
sometimes result fatally. have. how
ever. seen swan apparently endeav.
oring to bold the head OF rival nm.
der water. but / was not near enough
to make ont what happened.
Some birds have spurs on their
wings. The spur-ginred goose, which
is small. ionF.leered bird and rath-
err resembles a duck 90 stills. has ex-
traorlinary wing power. One OF these
geese went for gardener who had
gone into its Enclosure in the 1900"
and gave him a blow on the knee that
laid him up for week. The crested
screamer has actually double spurs on
its wings and Is a very awkward Gus
toner 10 tackle.
All the birds Of prey use their taions
as their principal weapons. Tho
strength which lies In the taions OF
even a small hawk Is almost increS
ible. As for an eagle. one has been
known 10 drive Its claws clean through
the skull OF a large toncat into the
brain. killing the animal instantly.
The phessants are the only family
Of birds provided with spurs. Our
domestic fowls are. OF course, members
Of this genus. and II is In the game
fowl that the spur is developed 10 the
greatest perfection. These leg spurs
resemble the horns Of cattle. in that
they have a bony core protected by q
smooth sheath Of horn.
The guinea-fowI, again. is singular
In that II has blunt horn upon Its
head which IL uses as an offensive
weapon.
have never seen two herons fight.
but II they did they would use their
heaks and their heaks alone. The
driving power OF the long sharp
pointed heak of heron IS immense
and when a heron Is hawked YOU NAV
see II endeavor TO spit its smaller as
saflant upon It's hoax.
An ostrich farmer tells me that he
has known an ostrich TO pierce sheet
OF corrugated iron with one tremend-
Gus kick.
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Biuehflt.


Mrs. Ingiison Mcintyre and son
Lester are visiting in town.
The woman's relief corps has sus-
pended regular meetings until
September 4.
Harold weseott Is home from Pep
pereii. Mass, and Alexander David
son, jr.. from whitinsville. Mass.
Miss Hilda Packard. the efficient
FIRST assistant at the academy. has
been reelected to that position for
the ensuing year.
Margie Mcintyre. who has been
teaching in Waterville. and Louisa
Mcintyre. who teaches In Cliftondale.
Mass. are home for the summer.
Arrivals last week: Donald
Mackay and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
jacob. New York; Benjamin Curtis
and family. L. Ward Peters and wife.
Charles and Amos Slower, Boston.
Miss Maud Dodge, Miss Alice Bun
ker. Donald Dodge. Worcester, Mass
Keewayden lodge. X. of p, has
elected officers as follows: c. c.. r.
NJ Traitor: V. c., p. T. Moore; pre-
late, f. L. Osgood: NJ. of W, L. B.
Bisset; NJ, at A, j, II. Abram: /. c..
l.. A, Richards; o. G.. l.. S. Grindle.
An event of unusual interest was
the institution Friday of Bluehiil
chapter. No. 1872. Order OF Eastern
Star. with twenty-three charter mem
beers. Acting grand officers present
were Henry Gray OF Mllbridge. grand
patron; Belva Wardwell OF Penob-
scot, grand secretary. and Nellie
Bridges, grand marshal. OrganiZa-
ton was effected in the afternoon,
and the degree was exemplified in an
impressive manner by Penobscot
chapter in the evening Officers were
installed as follows: Worthy patron,
Forrest b. Snow: worthy matron
Lena Snow: associate matron, Ger
trude Slower; conductress, Sadie
Snow; associate conductress. Hester
Moor: secretary, Christie osgood
treasurer. May Emerson: chaplain
Eliza Herrick; marshal. Florence
Greene; organist, Alice Twining;
Adah, Lura Traitor; Ruth. Alice
Moore: Esther, Lettie Saunders:
Martha. Lena Mcintyre: Electa
Rena Hinckley; warder. Hannah Sar
gent; sentinel. Edwin E. Fullerton.
| Both the permanent residents and
the summer colony of Bluehill hav,
been greatly saddened by the death
of Mrs. John J. Martin, whose hus
/ band, the Rev. Prof. Martin OF Ban
gor, has served as acting pastor o.
the Congregational church for severa
! summers past. Mrs. Martin had no
| been well since an attack of infiuenz;
a few months ago. Her suddel
death on Tuesday, June 20. was du,
to the after effects OF that disease
| Many friends attended a brief ser
| vice, led by Professor Clarke of Ban
gor at the Bluehill Congregations
parsonage Wednesday morning. II
Bangor. Friday afternoon, the ser
vices were conducted by the pastor
the Rev. DIR. Moore, in All Soul
church. AS a brilliant student il
college, teacher in missionar,
school in Arkansas. pastors wife Il
Chicago and Montreal, for severa
years past a member of the culture,
faculty circle of Bangor theological
seminary. Mrs. Martin had had
wide experience, although she ha,
hardly reached the years of middl
life. devoted wife and mother,
leader in religious and intellectual
life OF her city, she lived beautiful
and deeply, and her death is an in
caleulable loss to her family ant
community.
July 5. s.
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South Deer Isle.

Mrs. Sterling Stinson and children
have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Dodge.
Mrs. Elyira Thurston and Cassie
Hamblen have gone TO Isle au Haut
for the summer.
Mrs. Ida Stinson has been having
repairs made on her buildings.
Capt. Adrian Stanley OF the steam
er Mohawk spent few days this
week at home.
June Is.
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Mt. Desert Ferry.

William Kearln of Bangor spent
Sunday with E. s. Jellison.
Mrs. Abbie Tracey OF Sullivan was
a weekend guest at w. p. Clarke s.
Mrs. Ethel blanchard, Mrs. SEVEN
Perkins and mother of Portland aIs
al Beulah Trne's house for a lev
days.
Mrs. Flora wardwell is home ron
New Jersey, where she spent sever"
weeks with her nephew, Leslie New
comb.
July 4 =
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Bayside.

Mrs. L. C. Conant OF Dedham.
Mass, was called here by the illness
Of her mother. Mrs. Mary r. Belts.
Mrs Belts is now somewhat inn
proved.
Miss Beatrice E. Jones. who was
operated upon for appendicitis by
Drs. knowlton and Hodgkins, is do
ing we'll.
Everett Mureh Of 0rono spent the
weekend with his uncle. Capt. NJ. H..
March
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North BrooksvilIe.

Mrs. Anna Trim OF Roekport Is
visiting Matte Grindle.
A foundation is being laid for a
new masonic hall. E. E. Steele has
charge of the work.
Foster Pierce and some friends
from Limerick are visiting his pa
rents. G. A. Pierce and wife.
Mrs. Sandy Goodwin OF Skowhegan
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Emma
Gott.
Stella Lymburner is in Bangor Wis
iting her sisters.
July 5. G.
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Birch Harbor.

Miss Florence Hancock has gohs
to Twin Mountain, N. H., ior 'HV
summer.
Edward Rice and family left MOE
day for Lamoine for a week.
J.. w. Rice and wife went 70 DS'
Harbor Friday to visit their dauEH-
ter. Mrs. Robert Mckay.
July s.
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cIose ohserxstion.

"Mr. and Mrs Slocum seem to be an
ideal couple. Last night noticed how
their thoughts always conceded"
Eyes, but did You also observe that
II was always the lady who thought
s-ef -
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-12

tos de compradores en- otros distritOs.
Pagaremos los precios mas altos del
mercado en- vista de que estos es-
tan bien remunerados, no dudamos que
la siembra aumentara considerable
mente.
Para ell mayor rendimiento en- cali
dad v cantidad, recomendamos muy mu
cho el uso de fertilizantes. Tan gene
rafzados estan estos en- los Estaaos
Unidos, que. la cosecha sc calcula por
ell nGmero de tOneladas de abono en-
pleadas.
Invitamos los senores agricultores
a comunicarse con nosotros sobre cual-
quier materia referente a Ia siembra
el cultivo de algod6n ''Sea Island =.
THE SAN JUAN G1NNERY Co. Inc
san Juan, P. R. P. %. BOX 467. Advt
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senior COSECHE-
RO DE ALGODON
SEA ISLAND

Tenemos que informar usted que
los sefores 'eP. Gambia Y Go. -, de es-
ia plaza, han cesado en- la represen
taei6n de nuestro negocio de Compra
y Empaque de Algod6n ''Sea island ,,
estsblecido en- esta Isla hacfa muchos
amos.
FL seiior don Rodolfo F. Clairmont,
ha sido nombrado desde hoy nuestro
representante, haci6ndose cargo de to-
dos .nuestros negocios. Ell visitara muy
"a menndo los distritos algodoneros v
tendra especial gusto en- cambiar i'm
presiones sobre la industria con los Sc
fiores agricultores.
Para la compra de algod6n en- los
distritos de Isabella Camuy, han 81
do designados para compradores nues-
tros, los senores Alfredo tIiamela v
Pedro G. Amador, respectivamente, v
en- breve anunciaremos los nombramien
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7llE{ Eli 5yocrs 81 ~ GALE

cho que ell encargado de poner re-
medic a eStos males debiera orde-
mar que Sc eche un POGO de casca-
jo sobre los baches, para evitar de
ese modo posibles epidemias Y en-
fermedades.
Los que establecen csta queja
son electores capacitados, que han
llevado a los actuales funciona-
rios municipales a ocupar sus car
Cos, Y que una vez en- ellos Sc han
olvidado del procom1n, abando-
nando sus deberes.
RecoJa esta queja quien corres-
ponda y desearlamos Que .pronto
Sc vean Satisfechos los deSeos de
los peticionarios.
JIBARITO.
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LAV|DA DAENELPUERTO
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME DU-
,RANTE LAS ULTIMAS
48 HORAS
Informe Oficial de la Aduana.
Llgadas a San Juan.

Vapor americana "Margareta
lego de Baltimore, Md, con car
ga general
Goleta italiana Avenir'', de
Geneva, Italia, via Maunabo, con
carga.
Goleta americana Virginia
de st. Thomas, con carga.
SALIDAS
Vapor americana Margaret,
salio para New York. con carga.
GoIeta americana Mizpak =,
para ST. Croix, con carga.
Vapor ingles 'DoImira", para
st. Thomas, Islas Vfrgenes, con
carga.
Vapor "Marina de la "Bull
Insular Lane, para Santo Do
mingo, con carga.
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Continiia en- pie la huelga de
las despalilladoras. Este movimien
to cs de solidaridad, pues secun-
da a uno que mantienen en- Cata-
no las despalilladoras del taller de
don Fernando Alvarez.
Es intense. Las parties no ce-l
den, notandose, con tai motive, TX
traordinario movimiento,
Una ComiSi0n de Cataio. for
mazda por dos hombres y dos mu-
Jeres, permanecen aquf deSde ha-
ce algunos d1as.
En- la Gale de Gandara hubo
disparos Gle revolver, arrestando
la policia varios huelguistas. A
no haber sido por la discretion,
iuicio y serenidad del jefe, se;los
Agnayo, hubi6ramos tenido que
lamentar graves des6rdenes.
Al siguiente d1a, despues de lii
reyerta, vinieron oradores de Ba-
yamon y ceIebraron un mitin en-
la plaza, con el mayor orden.
Creemos que no hacen falta re-
fuerzos de la policia, pues ell jefe
y ell guardia Francisco, son suf-
cientes.
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IS MIL HUELGUIS-
TAS EN- FL tDISTRI-
TO DE CABO ROJO

La huelga agricola sigue en- pie; los
patronos no han contestado las deman
das de los traba iadores estoss desde
luego. Sc niegan seguir trabajando
Mas de ounce mil trabajadores es-
tan en- huelga Y Sc cree que pronto
Sc levantaran otros mas. Todo esta EN-
caima. no Sc ha registrado la mas
mininia alteraei6n del orden. Los huel
guistas recorren las carreteras v cami-
nos plbicos en- manifestations paci-
ficas2
Don Luis Irizarry Segarra, o1rgani-
zador obrero, que dhige els moyimien-
to. merece nhestro APPLAUSE, pufs e
Sc debe el mantenimiento del orden.
Dicho senor ha abandonado sus inte-
reses para dedicarse exciusivamente a
defender la demanda de los traba iado-
res FL iefe de Ia policia, senior Ca
sanovas, sc ha mostradO la altura de
su deber. Xarios traba iadores Sc han
acercado a nosotros para quejarse de
que el capataz de Ia colonia 'Confor-
midad' Sc MEGA rotundamente pa
garles los dias que han trabaIado, y
este. como es natural, les ocasiona Sc
rios perjuicios economics. Han puestc
el asunto en- manos de las autori,lades
locales. a
FL dfa II del actual Sc espera a
senador Iglesias y los representa-
tes obreros Brady Y McAndrew, lo'
que Sc hara un magnitieo recibiniento
Por la noche, Sc llevara efecto ~
Lgrandioso mftin, en- ell cual temarhf
parte distinguidos oradores. Nosotro'
! confamos en- que todo liegne a I'M jus
Ito acuerdo.
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UN NUEvo DoNATIvo PARA
Ell ''sANAToRIo INsULAR'

Una eomisi6n compuesta de los Sc
hores Oller, Comisionado de servieio
Pdbico de Bayam6n; doctor Rodriguez,
ComisionadO de Sanidada municipal;
Licdo. Andres Rodriguez y Miguel Ruiz
soler, visit6 Ia "Oentral Inanita'',
en- solicitud de. donativos para el
. "Sanatorio Insular''.
Los seiores Monroig, en- un hermoso
fasgo de altruismo, donaron una ca
seta.
En- Bayam6n prevalece un alto es.
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cRoN1oA RETRosPEcTIvA

Hoy, - de febrero, Sc eumplen tres
amos que los Estados Unidos transmit
tieron una nota a Alemania, diciendo-
la que rehusaban discutir con su go
bierno mientras continuara la guerra
submarine.
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pfritu humanitario; la Comisi6n re-
caudadora asi 10 deelara, pues su So
licitud de donativos recibe siempre be-
neyola aeogida entire los habitantes de
aquella poblaci6n.
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GUERRA MoNDRAGoN
Y soLDEvILA

Los abogados Miguel Guerra Mon,
dragon e Ismael Soldevila nos parti-
cipan que con fecha primero del mes
actual han constitufdo una sociedad
professional que Sc dedieara a la ges-
ton de asuntos judiciales y adminis-
trativos ante la Corte Federal, Tribu-
males Insulares y ofcinas del Gobier-
no
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Juana D1az, febrero 10.
,enor Director de Ell MUNDO,


SenOr Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Los vecinos del barrio Amue-
las de esta jurisdiction, que tie
men Sus casaS radicadaS en- la ca
He de la Cruz, Sc quejan con so
brada raz6n de que sus economics
no bastan para formar una corpo-
racion que Sc dedique a explotar
un servicio de aeroplanos, para as1
evi'ar eXponerse las consecuen-
cias dc una caida danar slis ro-
pas, debido al lodazal Ell que Sc ha
convertible dicho trozo de camino
con las incesantes lluvias de esos
dias Dicen que agradeceran mu-
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negado hoy. Numeroso gentlo aclaln6
a las tropas. Los polacos RESIDENCES
en- America han ofrecido $4,000 mar.
cos la Cruz Roja polaca.
DANTZIG, 11.-Han Iegado aqui
numerosas tropas inglesas para ocupar
la poblacion
BUDAPEST, IL La Delegac on
hllngara la Conferencia de la paz
ha salido hoy con direction Paris,
CON objeto de entregar Ia respuesta
de- gobierno hungaro
PARIS, IL Mr.. Arago, vice pre- j.
sidente de la Camara, presento la di-
mission del ex -presidente Mr. Descha-
mel por haber sido electo presidente
de la Republica. La Camara lie tribu.
to un homemade enthusiastic acord0
el proximo dia elegir su Pres dente.
PARIS, IL Ell presidente salients
de la Republica, Mr.. Poincare ofre-
cieron una comida EN- honor del nuevo
presidente Mr.. Deschanel Ell jefe del
Gobierno, Mr. Millerand. los minis
tros fueron tambien invitados.
LONDRES, II Los representatives
de las coopPrativas rtsas EN- esta cir
dad han salido para Moscu, con ell pro
p6sito de estudiar las posibilidades prac
ticas de las exportaciones.
PARIS. febrero IL Mr. Pallain go
bernador del Banco frances. dice que
La situacion economical de Francia es
muy dolorosa, debido la falta de So
lidaridad de los financieros aliados.
PARIS, 9.-Los periodicos Sc MUGS
tran muy satisfechos de que los Ala
dos hayan t.9rminado rapidamente gus
discusiones relativas la actitud del
ex -representante aleman Won Lersner.
ROMA, II. 1.-Respondiendo en- la Ca
mara de Diputados una Interpolation
politica, expuso Ell jefe del gobierno
italiano, Nitti, que los intereses vita
les de ITALIA estan perfectamente uni
dos en- las cuestiones del Adriatico, ell
Asia Menor Turquia. -Nit:i insistio
en- la necesidad de estrechar las rela-
clones entire Italia y los Yugo -Esla
vos. Y, por tiltino, afrm6 que Serbia
tiene perfectisimo derecho a pedir una
salida al mar Adriatico. - En- un DIS
curso pronunciado POGO despu6s, pro-
clamo la perfecta lealtad de las na-
clones Aliadas y expres6 que tiene es-
peranzas fundadisimas de conseguir un
exito muy ventajoso para I'llia y las
demas naciones litigantes.
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