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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-23

FrNnkrv denominations o,'otsratn5 n the Inter
4 ,hansa NVa4iA Met.neal hase hndaeted Their
ueasH Mo easeasa sssud have deae II npete seensfh
taAs
tisY have united te prevent the r1sstlits II dnrltea
ton of waste AZ easf % Wf,n dailafs VIII he saved
tt tae Ia, that thrtt Individual eaofaens ate fans
t' enc 8nHfd efeft
Essh denomination las arranged IL budget vese' -
u,an hsada
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-23

MS Nsss GAS tsS
eesA. Aas zS $50
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13

OF course, Pittsburghers, being every
thing that is good and clever in tho
pastime of the links, know what "Af-
rican GOLF ean But did they ever
hear of mississippi marbles?' That's
a new name for craps; we have it on
the authority of a flock Of negroes ar
raigned before Magistrate Simpson
charged with toying with the elusive
and a%ggravating little cubes.
ave were only playing Mississippi
marbles" pleaded one of the prison
ers in e~xtenuation.
mississippi marblesY What's
that?" asked the puzzled magistrate.
"Why-why, jes' craps" explained
the spokesman.
1--WE learned something" said the
court, but just the same you fellows
are too big, too old, to play marbles, a
kids game so I'll fine you each, $40"
New York Times.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13
Ancient Town Rearises.

Dedeagatch derives its name from
q monastic community Of dervishes
belonging to the Dede sect, who set
tied there in the fifteenth century,
soon after the capture of CONSTANT
nople. This little town, which but a
few years ago, was a hamlet COM
posed of fishermen's huts, has now
quite eclipsed the Homeric En0s in
commercial Importance. Railway con-
struction gave enhanced value to an
unsafe harbor, and made o Access
sible a large n%eighboring forest of
the valonia oaks from which we get
our best tanning materials. 1t is sup
posed TO occupy the site of ancient
Zone, the place to which, according
to classical poets, the woods followed
Orpieus when set in motion by his
wondrous music.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13
Notice for Bids,

Notice is hereby given by the,
undersigned that the County Of
Grant, State of South Dakota,
desires to have the old county
Jail torn down and removed from
It's present site to the rear Of the.
County Court House, and any
person, firm. or corporation de-
string to make a bid for this
work may do SO at any time be-
fore March i, 1920. when the
bids will be opened. by submit
ting his bid in a sealed enyelope
to and filing with the undersign-
ed at his Office in the Court
House.
All bids must be in accordance
with the requirements and con-
dltlons now on file in the office
OF the undersigned and the coun-
ty hereby reserves it's right to
reject any and all bids.
Dated at Milbank, South Oak
ota, this Bird day of February.
A. d. 1920.
J. G. Cahill,
County Auditor,
Grant county, S. D.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13

The ii. "A. Riley fstnily received
word last week that ! fittle daugh-
10 was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
knight, Ct Bois City, Wyo.. and
this accounts for the unusual digni-
" assumed BY Hub Is he greets his
friends. A grandpa can't afford to
b too frivolous when he meets just
ordinary common folks who have
not attained to an equal rank or
distinction in life.
Work Of building q new font in
the Van Asch building, now owned
BY f. r. Schneider has been start
ca. "A storm protection was built
while the old front is being torn
ont. The new front will be OF
plate glass, two large display win
dows will add 70 the attractive
ness ct the building and make It up
to date in every respect. a new
floor has been laid, new wall fix
lures are to be installed and the
whole interior t. be decorated.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13
KEEP kNockED-oUT TEETH
oentiet Can Replsee Then In Mouth
So That They viii Soon Give
Good Service.

When ones front teeth are knocked
out there is no need to leave them On
the 1o~-. for they can be reinserted
very we'll by a good dentist. Or. H. NJ.
Slavery tells in the Lancet uOndon)
OF two cases In which the teeth were
completely dislocated from their sock
cts.
In one case the teeth were placed In
salt water while me dentist carefully
VASE ed out the sockets. Then they
were reinserted. a stitch or two placed
In the gums and the jaws were ban
daged shut so that the teeth bit or a
pad Of lint. In the other case the
teeth still hung to thesgums. so the
sockets were cleaned out without de-
teaching the teeth.
IN both cases the teeth became sol
idly fixed and the patients could use
them for normal biting. a few months
after the accident.
DR.. C. De Witt Henry of New YORK
replaced not long ago the teeth or a
.ruck driver that had been Knocked
out lin a collision. The man had pick
ed his teeth from the gutter and run
m TO The dentists office carrying them
Ia his t-ltd.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13
MINNESOTA CHIEF EXECUTIVE
ACCEPTS POSITION ON CAM
PAIGN COMMITTEE
ORGANIZATION F0RMINGFAST
Col. "Jack, Greenway Of Arizona and
National Committeeman Allan 3.
Jaynes Other Members Of Com
mittee.

A formal statement endorsing Gen.
Leonard Wood for the Republican
presidential nomination was issued
by Gov. J. A. A. Burnquist of Mime,
soat at ST. Pail. He also announced
his acceptance of a membership on
the Wood national campaign commit
tee from Minnesota.
I'm accepting a. position on Gen.
Woods committee, l wish TO a that
l am strongly in favor of Gen. Wood
for president" the statement reads
From reports and conversations with
people in different parts OF Minnesota.
l am firmly convinced that he is tic
choice Of the Republicans of this
state.
Cites Generals Record.
Gen Wood is the type of man need.
ed for our country at this particular
time. His record shows him to be
sound and practical. Business eftlci'
ency has been one OF his strongest
characteristics. His experience in dill
ferent sections of this country and III
so many portions Of the world has
given him the needed insight into
domestic and international affairs.
"The executive and military train.
ing of General Wood makes him the
kind of candidate that these t~'oe
demand. Nominating him would give
to the service men of the nation int
recognition they deserve. Opposition
to a service man must, Of course, be
expected from certain elements in the
country, but when one can be found
with the character, ability, and
Americanism of Gen. Wood, nothing
in my opinion, will so closely unite
all our loyal people as mis- nomination
and election
New Members ct Committee.
Other members of the Wood cam
paign committee announced yesterday
at the headquarters here are Allan B
Jaynes, Republican national commit
teeman from Arizona, and John c
Greenway from the same state. Mr.
Greenway is better known as Jack
;, Greenway. former Yale football star
WHO SeTNtu With the houSH feiueis
in the Spanish-American war and
served as a colonel recently in France
That the united support of the Re
pubiicans of Colorado is behind the
Wood candidacy was the opinion ex
pressed by two visitors to the head
quarters, Clarence Phelps Dodge, pub
Usher of the Colorado Springs Gazette
and Clarence E. Hamlin. editor Of the
Colorado Springs Evening Telegraph
Dodge was Progressive state chairman
from 1912 to 1916, while Hamlin was
state leader of the old line Repub
licans. Gov. Shoup, Of Colorado re.
Gently accepted a membership in the
Wood national campaign committee.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13
WOODS FAIRNESS WINS RESPECT
OF LABOR.

Those who expected General Wood
to have trouble with the labor element
at Gary and Omaha, where he was in
command Of the regular troops, we're
badly mistaken. When he arrived in
those cities there was disorder and
violence but it did not last long. Cen
eral Wood told the people that he
was there to enforce order and he ex.
rected them to assist him. He treat
ed all alike and wen the most radical
leaders came to have the greatest re.
spect for him. Violence ceased and
General Wood anne away with the
good will Of all CLASSES Of society. He
exhibited the same qualities he did
when he wal sent to Cnba and he was
% successf1l IL. his aAninistratjoa Of
that island.-JoAn y. 0nal = che
etm1it I~n1sDelle.A
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13
This Is the Time

of the year when you like to stay
inside and read. | can get you
any magazine published and have
the agency for several we'll known
papers. If you want your subscrip-
ton renewed. let me do it for yon.
Telephone 1925 or send a card and
| will call.
Warren Antelman.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13

The second floor will be fitted for
Office rooms. The building has
been leased by the Calmonson Bros.
Clothing Company. who have .
chain Of stores AVID the one in Mil
bank il the fourth. They expect to
occupy and be ready for opening
within q month.
New wall cases and show tables
have been built in the Port and
Port store. which greatly improve
the appearance Of the store. The
stock now is kept in the wall cases,
which keeps them free from dust,
and enables the sales ladies to han.
die it in an efficient way. Mrs.
Port has spent the past two weeks
in Chicago buying the spring AMI
summer stock. She returned Wed
nesday'
Tennis an Old Game.
Tennis was played as carly as ta'
twelfth century.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13
Notice Of Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that a
teachers examination will be
held at the Court House in Mil.
bank, February 1921, 1920, for
all grades of teachers certifi-
Gates that can be secured by ex-
animation. Work will begin at.
$50 a. m.
Nettie S. johnson,
County Superintendent,
Of Schools.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13
Coming to
Sat'day, Feb. Fl
]. 6: Lepler
Eye Specialist
of WatertoWn

Do your eyes bother you?
Are you Dizzy:
Do you have frequent head
aches:
Is your vision painful?
Do you see floating specks in
front Of your eyes:
Are your eyes red, inflamed,
or itchy:
Do your eyes water:
Can you g equally well with
both eyes?
DO your eyes tire easily?
Are you nervous:
If you have any of these symp-
toms of eye strain, you should
consult
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13
Dr.. J. C. LEPLER

Neurologist and Eye Specialist.
in Milbank, Saturday, u
office at the St. Hubert.
Hours 9 to
Come Early, Tell Your Friends.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13
Much Room in British Guiana.

OF the total area of British Guiana,
57.777,2S0 acres, only 19S.:352 acres
we're under cultivation in 1918, an in
crease of 50,033 acres since 1913. The
population is a little more than three
to each square mile.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13
Notice

1t you intend to have a Public
Sale, please make your dates early
and consult,
l. H. Hiltebeitel,
General Auctioneer,.
Big Stone, S. D.
Phone No. 4l4A.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-13
] an.9
Ma
Lease Of State Lands

Notice ie hereby gwen thst On M.,ch ,.,h
1879. I'll OF the unlicensed atate lands m Grant
county Will be offered fnr lease It public auction
between me hours ~ 10 O'Clock Z. NJ. ana s.
O CLOCK p. m. vt the court house 10 said cnunfv.
Dated a. Pierre, S. d., J~annary let. lssO.
N. &. Knight.
COmmies Toner OF school and Public.
Lande.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
%Sangnento encuentro de
soidados y obreros en-
Mete?ec, Puebla.

PUEBLA. Agosto I0.-Procedertes
De Il recina pobiacitR de Atlixco Sc
ha tenido IN esta capital information
telesrafica que haze saber del magno
eScandalo que Sc registr6 en- la fabrica
de hilados y tejidos de Metepec. esta-
b!ecidH en- aquel lugar.
Bien sabido es que los operarios de
teHido serias dificultades con los pa
Crones por I'm lumento de sueGos que
no Sc les habia concedido tai = como
elloS 10 Solicitaran. Quizd este influ-
70 en- Ia fricci6n habida- Los intor-
mes solo diCen que los empleados Y D.
perarios de Ia fabrica de Meterec lie
garon a las manos ~provocando asf un
escandalo en- que tambien ton6 parte
el destacanento de aquel luEar. por 10
que q derramamiento de sancre fu6
inevitable.
Las autoridades de esta capital va
Sc dirisen a las civileS de Atlixco pa
"a que cuanto antes rindan Tin deta-
uado informe sobre 10 ocTrrido en- Ia
mencionada fabrica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
Otros pagadores fueroR
asaltados en- la IONA
petrolera

PANUCO. Yer. Agosto S.--En este
a~1unicipio. en- el punto denominado
PATE. acaban de ser agaltadcs dos
~pagadores de la companja petrolera
'Trascontinental', q~uieHes Sc dirigian
al canton de T~antoyuca a verificar
t~ransgcciones con terrenos propios pa
+ n exploration del s~ubsuelO.
Los p~agadores llcvaban consigo Ia
considerable suma de cincuenta V dos
mil pesos orc nacional, cantidad dc Ia
cual Sc apoderaron sus al,altantes en-
numcro de tres. Estos iban
radios Y por es fue impsiblc cncerseles.
Per los vecinos del lugar, en- cuyas
c~ercanias Ocurri6 el incidente. dicen
haber visto pasar Z tres indtviduos
sospechosos, de los cuales uno enia
catadura de NORTHUMBERLAND.
Hay fundadas sospechas para Greer
que los autores del cuantioso roho Y
asalto a los p~aGadores de La TraSCon
t~ineutal son de TampicO Y estaban
muy al tanto de las cntr3das y sail
das del dincro de aquella compania.
.puesto que de Otro modo no habria 81
do possible que de tan Certera n
lutheran dado e. golpe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
El p~angermanismo
combate la demdnda
de la Europa aliada

PARIS. agosto l2.-Los pan-Serma-
en- vale del Sarre han alberto
el fueGo contra Ia decision de la con
~ferCncia de Spa relativa al carbon.
Dor medic de una huelga general pro
Guciendo n paralizaci6n de todos los
trabaios eu las minas y de TODD el
sistema de transportes para ell carbon:
Los huclcisUas no solo han decIarado
su ~intenci6n de impedir los envios de
carbon q Froncia: sino que eXiGen ei
restablecirii2nto de todos los derechos
que tenfa Ia naci6n alemana antes
del armisticic.
Los GrupoS mas rad!cales piden la
retirada de las tropas ~francesas Y Ia
s~eparaci6n De los miembros de la
Liga de las Nvriones. del comita ad
ministrativo.
Sc admit, que n ~situaci6r es seria
: Sc espera cue la region afectada
ror Ia huelga quede bajo Ia ley mar
| cial dentro lie breves horas. FL pare
de las minas significa n reduction
de so 900 toneladas diarias de Ia pro-
ducci6n del carbon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
ATENTADO CONTRA
LA VIDA De
VENIzELOS
Dos oficiales griegos lie dis
pararon ocho tiros ell
una estacion de Paris
Recibio una herida en- Ell
hombro izquierdo, pero
no es de gravedad

PARIS, agosto 13.-Eieuterio Veni-
zelos, Primer Mjnistro del gobicrno
griego que desde hace algttn tempo Sc
e~ncuentra en- este pals fu6 herido
aver por dos individuos que Sc dice
son oficiales del ejercito griego. FL
atentaio Sc llevo a efectc cuandO e.
Primer Ministro Sc disponla a subir
al tren en- ia estacion de Lyon para
If 4 Mia. Uno de los asresOres dis
par6 tres tiros contra Nenizclos y el
otrG cinco. FL anciano estadista grie
go recibi6 una herida en- eli braZo, GER
ca del kombro Y fue Embellishments
atendido. Los agresOreS fueron cap
turados V confesaron de plano u su
intenci0n habia side la de dar muer
te al Primer Ministro, porque era un
tirano que estaba oprimiendo Al pue-
hlo griegc.
En- el hospital a dcnde fue trans
nocimiento Y Sc logr0 localiZar n
bala en- 81 hombro izquierdo. Fl no
m6plato de csc lado reSulto tractu-
RADIO en- cuatro parties. Hoy en- Ia
mahana lie fue practicable. una opera
ci6n para ~extraerle Ia ba!a, cosa que
Sc ller0 a efecto con buen exito, sin
tiendo Ell paciente despuas de Ia ope-
raciGn una gran mejoria.
Los agresores del Primer Ministro,
son j0venes Y ambos tenfan el grade
de teniertes en- ell Ejercito Griego. Sc
uaman Jorge Thyriakis : Apostolos
I~serppis. Los dos ~j6venes fueron gol
| peados por n multitud en- Ia eStacion
6espues del atentado Y la poIicia tu-
vo que batalIar algo para poderlos
arrancar de manos de Ia muchedum-
bre V corducirlos a Ia Concerjeria. La
noticia del atentado contra Fenizeios
cause p~rofunda indignation aqu., pues
Ell estadista griego es altaanente apre-
ciado por ell pueblo frances. Ii Pre-
sidente Deschanel envi6 inmedia:amen-
re un representative al hospital para
| one So enterAra del cstado- del Primer
| Minisrro Y le hiciera pres@nte su Pena
por el Academic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
Sc RUMORA QUE Ell PIE.
DESCHANEL R%ENUNCIARA
Es Ell resultado de la poIitica
agresiva y anti-bolshe-
wiki de Francia

PARIS. Acosto 13.-La renuncia del
Tresidente dc IL Republica francesa,
VI. Paul Deschanel. Sc considera emf
ncnte. one reSultado de Ia nueva
politica agresiva Y anti-bolsheviki de
Francia Y el mol entendimiento diplo-
rCatico que tal polttica ha tenido por
~coHsecuencia con Inglaterra. Tai es
Il opinion en- los c~frculos poIiticos de
"sta capital En- Ell case de que tai cosa
llegue a Oour"ir. Sc considera que el
actual Primer Ministro. senior Mile
rand seria clecto Presidente V NJ.
Iriand Primer Ministro.
la prenSa comentando este rumor.
dice que Il rocoRocimieuto del Gobierno
aHt;-bolsheviki del general Wrangel.
ror Francia. no fu5 mas Que un nero
~lnCidente Ell Ia divergencia gradual
surgida entire las polfticas de Francia
: Ia Gran Eretana respecto de Russia.
IL diversencia existfa desde hace me
Ses Y aho~a Ia llecado \ un punto tai
que es de o pUnto necesaria una in
raediata reorganization de IN entente
cordial sobra r nueva = s6lida ba-
50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
EN- Ell FRENTE DEL SUR
LOS POLACOS CANAAN
TERREN0
Detienen ell empuJe roJo
y en- algunos puntos
han rechazado a los
bolshevikis

vARSOVIA. Agosto 13.-Si en- el
frente septertrional los polacos han
eStado sufriendc algunos reveses. no
ma ocurido L. m:smo en- eI frente me-
rldionaI. o sea el que abarca parte de
a Volhynia y Ia Galicia. CT dcnde los
risos est4n Levandc su ofensira con-
IRA "a plaza &c Lelnberg como prin-
c;pal objective SegIu eI communicate
cflcial publiCqGo anoche, Ia caballerfa
polaca y IA intanterfa habian logrado
no solo Contener 4 los .rojos. sino de-
salojarlos de varias de sus posiciones,
principalmenre de Radziechoff, Lopa-
tyn. Stanysta Fezyk Y TopJroff. Todas
Cstas pob.aciores Sc encuentran en- 81
d!strito n~oroests de Lemberg Y al oeste
y roroeste de Erody. soore Ia antigua
frontera de Gaijcia.
La lucha coYrinGa e~ncarnizada hacia
Il sur. a 10 largo del RIO Stripa. en- Ell
area de BuCZacZ.
En- 81 t-eEte septentrionaI, las = o
PAS rusas que. atacan a los polacos,
han llegado hasta un punto situado
= - miIIas dc Varsovia.
Para Iisros en- ~espanoI d~irijase I'd.
a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano. E15 North
Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
INUNDAClONES EN-


TOXIC. Agosto 13.--Las inundaclo-
nes que han aZotado en- estos ultimos
dias a la is!i de Saghalin, han causa-
DO considerables perjuicios pues des-
truyeron todas las cosechas Y demo-
heron cerca de 200 casas. FL nGmero
de personals q perecieron arrastradas
Dor la corrien;r, Sc c~alcula hasta aho-
ra en- 81, pCrc Sc cree que su numero
sea MAYOR.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
Sc ESPERAN AOMIRASLSS LAS
PROXIMAS COSECHAS

TUNTEPEC. Oak, Agosto S.-La a
.gricultura en- esta, region esta de pla-
GENES. pues ID tr~anquilidad reina NJ
solo aQui sino en- :odo ell Estado. a.
men de las lluvias que Sc han DECADE
sentir. perTniten trabajar esta epoca
con verdadcro exttO. va los princi-
rales agricultores de IA comarca ma
nifiestan que las cosechas de arroz y
maiz scran sencillamente admirahles
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14

LONDRES. Agosto 13.-El Ministe-
RIO russo dc Ia Guerra Ia dado a Ia pu
bIicidad un communicate Official sobre
e. avance o. las tropas rusas al nor
re. ~noroeste = este de Farsovia. Dicho
communicate tue trasmitido por ina
itmhrica Y eS como sigue:
"Nuestras tropas han ocupado Ia
PLAZA de NIiava. sobre el ~ferrocarr;l
de DanziC a Varsovia. Pultusk Y Siedl
&c han caide tambien en- poder de las
fuerzas rojns, Que han avanzado naSta
un punto EituaGo a ocho millas de
Lufok."
Lukof Sc cncuentra situada a go
rl:llas de Earsovia sobre 81 f~errocarril
Ge esa capital . Minsk.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
DtRECTO

GCADALAJARA, Jal, Asosto S.
G-ac!as q las activas -gcstioHes del
Jefo Go 10 Estacioa de csta capital, Of
serv;cio d!rccto do treAes con !as ciu-
dades de Irapuato y Manzaril!o habrt
de reGnudnrse el dta ia de Ion corrien-
ics, titGndose al efeeto TN horario
quc sera observable con todG reguiR'
r!aRd. Tai manifesto 81 pruPio Jefs
do EstncIen,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
INGLATERRA AYUDARA A
FINLANDIA CONTRA
LOS ~BOLSHEVIKIS

EEFLIN. agosto iS.-Inglaterra va
a enviar va.ios barcos de guerra pa
ra ayudar a las tropas finlandesas
que vieneN combatiendo contra los
h~olshevikis en- el norte de Russia, Sc
gun Sc dijo hoy aqui. Sc sabe que
los ingleses pormitiran a los finlande-
SEES que vance Sobre P~etrogr:edo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
LEGO UN ENVIADO DEL
SOVIET A BERLIN

BERLIN, Agosto 13.-Victor Kopp,
q Enviado tolsheviki russo a Alema-
mia que lego aver aquf procedente de
Noscou. ;uvo hoy una extensa confn-
rencia con 81 Baron Won Maltzahn.
jete del DeTartamento russo del Minis
terio de Rol1ciones Exteriores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
A treinta niIas de la capital polaca Sc
libra una ~desesperada bataLla entire las
fuerzas de Pisudski y las de Kaneneff
Sc declara en- estado de sitio a Varsoyia y un fuerte con-
tingente de hombres Sc conserva como reserva
para en- case de que los rusos lOgren
romper la Inca polaca

sitio Sc ha ~proclamado aqui ' a nadie
So permite IL entrada o salida de Ia
roblaci6n sin el correspondence paS&.-
porte. =
Los p~olacos cue defendian Ia plaza
de Mlava sobre Ia via del fe]rrocarril
de Danzig q esta capital, Sc rindieron
sir luchar, Ell vista de Quo IA plaza
fus sitida V la lucha hubiera sido
csteril.
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Sc DEScARRllO FL TREN EN-
QUE VlAJASA Ell GE-
NERAL GOMEZ

EABANA, Agosto 10.-El tren en-
que viatabu al General Gomez, can
didato presIdencial del partido liberal,
SO ~dcscar"lI0, pero, ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
tcdoa, !oa que viajaban q horde del
refertdo tren saiiero, !lesos.
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NO RENUNCIARA Ell GA
BINETE JAPONES

TOXIC. Aecsto 13.-El Primer Mi
-istro Hara Geclar6 hoy en- una junta
Del Partido E~ob:ernista Seiyukai. u
81 gabinete que preside no tiene Ia
intenci6n d. dimitir como Sc ha veni-
10 rumorando.
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BE teme que Sc plerdan las
cosechas en- una RIGA
ZO1a mdlcerG

IRAPUATO. Gto. Asostc 3.-Entre
el elemento agricultor de esta region
reina verdadera alarma a causa de IA
ausencia complete de lIuvias que de
seguir. ~acar-areara irremisihlemente
IA perdida complete de las cosechas.
Esta. como es natural, ia acabado por
acentuar Ia carestia de IA. vida Y los
arttculo de prtmera neces!dad est6n
sencillamente por las NUDES.
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Por escondaloso Sc halIa en-
la penitenciaria un juez

PUEBL-A. Asosto Sci seNor Lie.
o Angel Calder6n Y ,Calva. Jnez
que eS del >tercero correctional acaha
do ser internado en- Ia cdrcel dc eSta
DobIaci6n por haber comcJiGo IN cs-
candalo en- Ia via pdblica. cometiendo
falras 4 la policia
Fl Juez Calder6n Calva. en- bien de-
finido eSvado de embriague&,. sali6 = Ia
Gale a disparar su piStOia.
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