davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-09

DE INTERES PARA LOS OBREROS ME-
ICANOS. Una gran fabrica de hiladoS y
cjidcs co nenzara Sus tr&hajoS prtximamen
e en- esta ciudad de san Antonio. Los ohre
os nexicanos cue teuSan conocimientos en-
| -arro, seran p-cieridos = desde luego los
o!icitamos. Para iaforInes ocurran a Fe-
ipe Castro. Superintendent del trabajo. Los
esiden;es fuera de Ia ciudad. pueden d.
igfrse al miSmo senior Castro. q IA ssqui-
Ia que forman las GALES de Smith ; Qua
dalupe 1919. Horas de oficina: 3 a s p.
n. Felipe Castro. tl0l
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PARA La FABRICA de ladrillo mas gran
De en- Estado$ UnidoS, recesito 100 albani
le, ladrilleros Sueldo $500 por s horaS: a
los Que no sean ladrileros Sc les Dagara ror
In o1a hagar. Dirijause 4 Urbano Gonzalez
Contratiscl. The Texas Company. Port Ar
thur. Texas.
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npORTUNIpAn

OPORTUNIDAp. CualesQuiera persona ac-
tva en- cualesquier punto dorde Sc encuen-
tire. pUede ganarse de $4,000 a $4,000 por
semana con ruestro muestrarIo de prendas
y novcdades: no hacc falta practica nj ca
pital. Iniormes en- espanol. Sr. David AL
berto. 1928 s. Rampant St. New Orleans.
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cAMBiARAN Ell FuSll POR tL
ARkDO

PUEBLA, Julio Eel general
Rafael Rojas, actual Gobernador del
Estado. inici6 va al ticenciamiento de
tronas. Declare el Gobernador Ro1as
a esta respecto, que 81 hsauo oSIa
Va totalmente pacificado y que los
cuarteles Sc e~ncuentran repistos de
honbres que hacen faita en- los cam
nos de labor.
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SESORA

,criere usted ser borita? Entonces. use Us
les mis- articulos. Estes son procedentes de
las Cartes Reales dc InSlate-ra. : han veni-
90 de ganeraci6a en- genezncion. Actustrnen-
te soy n inica posee6ora de elles. Remove
cor instantaaco de espinilsaS La Masoue
Sl.00 = $3.50; tres classes de c-eIlas insuPe-
rabies. 5oc. = sI.25. Colorido dc hermosu-a.
g5c. Depilato-io &c Gone. en- pofvo. soc. s.
enviaa 4 toias parties. Porte ) co~ntri5raci6n
dc guerra. I0c. Madam Holland. 229 W.
Commerce 81. Tel. CT, ail. San Antonio,
Texas
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GRATIFTCARE con sais meses de suscrip-
ci6n al diario La PrenSa". a Ia persona
que me proporcione inforrles eSactos acer-
ca del actual paradero de Martin Alvara-
do. de rs amos de edad. color moreno. esta-
tura regular, ojos negros y chinos. pelo ne
gro y complexion regular; de quien hace va
alsiin tempo no Sc ha sabido el lusar eSae-
TO de gu residencis. Cuslssquier informe
sobre este asunto, dirijase d Arcadia Gomez
de Alyarado. 2. MIN. .. Box 80. CorTus
Christi Texas. (11)
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vENDO victrola Columbia de $40 90,
n magnificas condiciones: Ia doy con %
s:scos en- 5000. Ocurran a -" Sloerm
Place
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-09

Sc vENDE una casa ehica -ecien c%onst-ul
da. iote de so ru- 100 pies, ! una cuadra de
los ~rraavias. cerca de los talle-eS de! ;. P.
ocurran de 5 a : .. m, a AS Oak ST az
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GRAN GANGA
ROMANO AVENUE

Tn hermoso Bungalow de 5 cuartos. TODD
moderno y bien Gcabado: con toda clase de
comodidades. Luz electrical. gas ) d~renaIe.
Il una cuadrn del tranvia; calle coz baStan
ties SonbraS. Muy buen solar garage J JAn
quotas. Este Bungalow sc vende sacrificandC
Al precio que eS una verdadera gRnga. Pre-
clio $s,5oo.00: una tcrcera parte al c%ontado'
y e. resto Ell abouos facilcS. Lame a. te!e-
fono CT. 2S44 y preEuntc por NJ RAMIREZ.
800 Central Office Bldg.
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RETRATOS para pasaportes. hechos en- 2
rninGcoS. OcUr-ar l IL so. Laredo =
Forog-afiS Node-na
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r HERACLI0 GONZALEZ

~ n. San Saba St. e~5aGi7a con |&Ns-
rev. TeiSfono Travis S4o'
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOCADCS.

gESokEs FERROcARRLERos MEXGcA-
SoS YarS que las COnrahi@ les
polspu 10 lus IaTiEio en- FoaSs
h. sb.ouos Y -tfsnpoa". ST soi-e -lgan a..
.;Iea,e sr :! t-aba5o 70 e dire 10 one af1;
,e!i-. A-reSlo rsSocios zact7nSdGs coz ).
,rof.si6p en- :o5as parties d. pals: ~
rl-,e a. Lis. ;. PEAkC% AASE,
q. c,-y Lie RIts.. aArsas City, 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-09

GRATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona que
ne proporcione informs cxactos acerc3 del
actual parddero de Ia Sra. Jacoba Andrade
Vida. Dc Julian Bravo qrien anda en- COM
pahia de tres nihitos hiios suyos. cuyoS nom
bres son Victoriano, Maria y Sebastian Bra
20. Los buSca ST. padre Tomas Andrade.
Cua.csquier infonne sobre este aSunto. diri-
Ease 4 Tomas Andrade. 1906 Fairmont Ave.
kansas City. Mo. l0)
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Para Iibros en- espahol d~iriiase I'd.
a la Casa Editorial Lozano, i7s North
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio, Texas.
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tic EDUARDO TAMARlZ

,.7-s5o Nex:canS .7i5-5s0 S3Nny hI~s.' .
Es,15- c. rs - SSv Antonio 'eS8%
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COMPRAS.

CoNPRO roscs ps:rcieroS en- Mexico. son
production dc 5000 4 5000 ba-rilsS. tanbieo
ne-roieg crude Uajcamsnte sc toTnaC2n en-
consideration otertaS Tirme7 D~irilanss = -a=S
ss.aei.er. Box $50 Kansas CjS. Mo 80
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On k>:CECIN sp la E2EISN- sienp-s
e = sS!to J-SUru. LLaIce %. ~ ~tai-:aut
laws 24l- = gaaasIesz dvsde lreSo.
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GRATIFICARE con $500 q Ia persona que
me proporcione informeS exactos acercs del
actual paradero de la Sra. Agustina CANA
RHO. de ~estatura regular. complexion del
gada. color moreno, y cabeilo chino, quien
anda en- compahia do IN nino de 9 amos Ia
rnado Nicolas Rodriguez. Anbos orisinarios
de Irapuato. Guanaiuato, Mexico. Cualqufer
informe sobre este asunto diriJase a Eze-
m;eI ,Jimsnez. Tehuacans, Texas. tl0)
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GRATIS Este cGp6n IS buSao para retra-
49, On = fo;og-a:ia mexicara. $50 So. Ia
redo st.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-09

Sc NECESITA IN hombre para trahaiar
en- piedra L rano o con maquina. Ocurran
q 1921 So. Flores st. Universal Toy Co.
G1)
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EMPLEOS
Sc NECESITA l~avandera o plan
chadora. Ocur-an a 213 Gale Sa. G3)

Sc NECESTrA una nuchacha mexicana
para cuidar IN nino de 2h amos. DiriianSe
n 325 W. French Place. Tel CIR. 1895. illl
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ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP l35 $. Flores 4
s-.r-a sat-ss.ct6r. con los nsjo-es mate
risiss. s. -cpasS ca,5ado. P-eeios modicos.
E.iEio ArriaSa.
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Free Employment Bureau

Necesitamos embellishments Z todos los
eroertos en- traba:o, de construction. Con-
diciones de Open Shop. pol Bcde.l Bldg.
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DARE BUENA GRATIFICACIoN a Ia per-
soma que me proporcioae informes eSactos
acerca del actual paradero de mi primo her
mano Dionisio Lara. originario' de San Mar
tin de Jas Flores. ZEcatecss. Mexico; GU
yas senas particulares SON: color moreno,
lamriho, estatura regular, y como de 30
amos de ednd. CualesQuier informe sobre eS-
te asunto, d~iriiase a Juana Cabada. Ogden,
Kans. Go)
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DARE $500 de qualification a Ia PERSONA
que entregue cartera. con rapeles de Conpa-
MIA de Seguros, extraviada la noche del lu-
mes probablemente en- IN Jitney. Los pa
pelcS tienen valor uuicamente para su dueno-
Dirijanse a ia !AlaZan St, o tambien a
Oficinas de- La PreHsa". tlO)
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80 V7SOS D. OCASION-: 80
PESOUISAS.

DARE BUENA GRATIFiCACION a Ia
persona que me proEorcione lnfrmes eNdc-
ts acerca del actual paradero de mi hernia
no Use B. Hernandez. como de 10 amos dc
edad. estatu-a regular, color moreno, pelo
chino y oios cafes: de Quien hace mucho
tempo no Sc sabe el !uga- de su residencia-
CualesQuier inforrne sobre este asunto, difi-
Ease n severe Ceramics. Box 81. Parma
Maria, Texas. 'iA'
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~
4 CASARSE


;ATENCIONl iATENCIoN!
|, 4 CASARSE
! Catalogo de dEgas mexlcaaas = otras
!, uscioua!idades y exteasa lists de hermo-
I sos nonTares.
{ Anv'enos IN DOLLAR so.amente , Hos-
! otros le renitiremos i vuelta de correo,
[ nuese-o complete Catalcgo matrimonial
, cen descripciones deLalladas, FOTOGRA-
FIAS, NOMBRES y DIRECCiONES oe
ierenes. scno-as : senoritas nexIcanas y
! dc otras racionaIidades. a!gunaS viuGas de
{ ir,achablez auJrce1EuCes, GuIenes ccesan
, encunt1ar I'm honrado ) buen esposo. us
, led puede esc.ibirle direetamen.e ! eunl-
! crIera &c elias y cont-asT IN raatrIr0Eio
! iel.. en- cor;o tempo. Sonos dignns de
I corfiarza : noJ dcdicamos . vi negccia
Z btnrrGo y iicl.o. No pc-nita. pues, que
! Ia peaueha suaa de IN dollar este &c por
. medic ent-e listed ) 81 nuy possible tE-
LICIDAD MATRIMONIAL.
5 Escrih- hoy misnn a.
I RELIANCE CLUE.
: Box SIS. . ANGELS. ca
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Ell SUR PACIFIC ABRE UNA OFiCINA
DE TRABAJO EN- san ANTONIO. Ia Com
pania del Sur Pacific abrira rr6Ximatnente
una oficiua en- E! No. 1919 dc Ia Gale West
Houston. i fin de prorurcionarleS trabajo
n todas las personals que 10 solicitor. Las
personals interSadas pueden ocurrir a eSta
oficina. bien a ~solicitar trabajo o a recabar
todos los informes que uecesiten, en- el con-
cepto de que los servicioS de esta oficina Sc
ran absolUtamente gratis.
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PRESTAMOS

.NECESlTA $500 Pressamcs confidencia-
= SCORE musb,es a pe-soras = suede. Abo-
rcs fSc!Ies. Po- $500. SIS semSn2T'cS- SeS
Co--ov BldS. San Antonio. Texas. l-i' =
Sa.n s. Houston. Texas.
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GRATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona
que me proporcione informeS exactos aeer-
ca del actual paradero de mi hermano Je-
sus Ayala. de so amos de edad, color blanco,
e~statura baja. y originario del rancho de
Los Ayala, La Piedad, Michoacan, ouien en-
Octubre dc 1917 esc=ibi6 de Illinois. Cuaiese
quier iuforme sobre este asunto, dirtIase a
Jose Maria Ayala. Route No. 2. Box <.
Lancaster. Tex. I4J
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cobo-SN &c sL1lpasicAS o21EsNAS- AAcAUlEeEaSs
sGe-naS. gratis. VI foileto con los leaSua5es
de- aoaaIco y Gsl parue,o eonsStos I los sra-
morales. decia-aci6: de amor. etc. etc, =
ina lIssa general de PrecioS- Al -ecibo do
TODD s6-S raE1sl listed 81 centa-os- HaGa So
FediGO soy mlsnlo q a sigGIente direction.
MEXICAN CARD COMPANY.
Box HI Sta = Dept 4
San Antonio TcIl%
ToGcS les peijdnS de M5Nico o fucra de los
EssaGos Cn?ios deben venir accnpaaades de
.-gnOrye.
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VENDO EN- ABONOS naquinss de cose-.
Singer. G;fc-entcs ~cstilas. Coajgrzfos Colum
5!a. piano y uaquinas dc eScribsr Oliver :.
Vepdo al contado discos Colunhia maGuInas
SINGER usadas muy baratas. Classes gratis de
bordado. Sc RAGE HEMSTITCHlNG :
l0c yarda. +. de los Santcs. Tel. IT
1859. lis W. Commerce st.
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GRATIFICARE con $1,000 a Ia persona que
ne rroporcione informes exactos acerca del
nctual paradero de Trinidad Lopez, de rs
amos de edad. e~stat,Ira alta, complexion del
Cada. color blanco, pelo liso y negro, con
un lunar negro en- cl GARLIC izGuierdo ha-
ce : amos que Sc encontraba en- el Estado
de Oklahoma, Cualcsqu;er inforne sobre eS-
&c asunto. dirijase q Cipriano Lopez. Box
1881. Joliet. III. llp
GRATIFICARE con seiS meScs de Suhscrlp
ci6n - La Prensa', 4 Ia persona que me
propurcionc infOrucs exactos acerca del &c
tual paradero del senior Dolores Garcia. como
de 20 amos de cdad, Cstatura regular. COM
plcyi5n robusta, color moreno y oioS negros !:
tiene una ~cicatriz en- IN parte superior del
ojo izQulerdo. Cua!esquier informe Sohre es
te asunto. diriiase a Guadalupe Garcia. Box
zoo. Ralil;ns. Wye. (10l
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h:EDiCOS,

or. GCLLERMo HASE!SoS, ,S!,ss,
0,s3So. gamma los otoe paTN !e' %
: -,T,poCen aa5eoloS de 'ocaS 1-S
% u6L.cos. IL so.eaAd u
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-09
APRENOA
tNSLES
en- 50 p-opi raS7 IN
vienoS 81 nomb-c = ::
recci6n pare ircorrcS
R-Gy College
2lAl- Main s..
P o. Box SIS
Houston, Texas

TALLER Observation-Disclosures
DE tOEoGRAEOS De codas cisses ) ma.
C-inRs lie cossg.-25 amos ic practiru.-O--
dsnen por rorrso. FONOGRAEOS. claqui-
irEs SINGER en- ABOEOS-Ds seEcGGg ma
TO. bz-atos, L! contado. LeGaGro u Rodri-
saez- los Busaav:s-a St san Antonio. Te-
Nas.
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Sc NEcEsITAN PIzCADoREs DE ALGoDoN

Sc NECESlTAN - trabajadorcs mcxicanos
para 81 canine de Somerset. donde los tran
yias dan vuelta para Kelly Field. oiSa Ell
camino de los tranviaS dos cuadras deSpueS
d. II vueita y ~preEuntesc por Tom. dc
Night. '4'
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CHAUFFEUR mexicano. con eXpcriencla en-
ell raneio dc AUTOMOBILES. solIcita coI"aaciin.
No hab!o ingl5S. Dirijanse Il +. n. co La
IrcuSa". t2)
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-12-31
SIBERIA FACES
HARD WINTER
orders of Lenine and Trotzky. The
president of this section is Trillisser.
Best Army in Siberia.

orders of Lenine and TrOtzky. The
president of this section is Trillisser
Best Army in Siberia.
West of this is the so-called Ner-
chinsk government, in reality a
branch of the Blagovieshchensk ad-
ministration. From Nerchinsk re-
Gently marched theAbest drilled and
best equipped army in Siberia, a
force of fighters whipped into shape
by regular staff officers sent from
Moscow some four months ago.
Led by tanks and escorted by air
planes, this force descended upon
Chita about two weeks ago, driving
Ataman Semenoff from his erstwhile
capital and herding him and the rem
nants of Kappell's army back along
the Chinese Eastern railway to the
Manchurian line.
Kappell's army is what is left of
the force raised by General Kappell
from among the hardy artisans, me-
chanics and factory workers of the
Ural when the Bolsheviki first began
their campaign of atrocities. Tdese
men fought alongside the CT, chs
against the Reds until their gaNant
leader met death by freezing. Since
then they have stayed together under
one general after another, their latest
commander, Vergbitsky, being },illed
in the retreat from Chita.
This force is bitterly anti-Bolshevik
and is associating with the troops of
Ataman Semenoff only through want
Of better company. A great suspicion
IS entertained of Semenoff, somewhat
allayed at the time when the Ataman
telegraphed his acknowledgment of
the supremacy of General Wrangel.
West of the Nerchinsk territory
comes the Verkhne- Udinsk govern
ment, controlling the district between
the Yabionoi mountains and Lake
Baikal. To all intents and purposes
this is a branch of Moscow, but less
openly so than the Nerchinsk crowd,
and is claiming paramount place
in the formation of the Far Eastern
republic, the buffer state which
Japan desires to see created, but
which appears to be as far off as
ever. The Verkhne-U dinsk president
is Tobenson, alias Krasnoschekeff.
Headed forsMongoIia.
1t is from this section that Baron
Ungern, an independent leader, is
heading an invasion of Mongolia, his
force now being somewhere near
Urga and clashing with a Chinese
army dispatched with rush to defend
the MOngolian capital. Ungern had
led his men against Verkhne- Udinsk
(the name of the capital city as well
as Of the republic) in the hope Of cap
turing it and of establishing a new
center Of anti-Bolshevism, but was
defeated and driven south. It is not
positively known as yet whether his
drive against Urga is a real attempt
to capture it for the purpose of estab-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-12-31
Dances Shock Warren, Ohio

to arrest any persons who step be-
yOnd the bounds of what they consid-
er propriety.
The mayor says he has information
that young men kiss their dancing
partners without any pretense of con-
cealment; that men also hold girls in
so close an embrace as would bring
swift punishment from fathers if they
were present. The mayor also says he
has been told couples remain at one
spot on the floor for several minutes,
devoting their whole attention to IAN
enthusiastic hug"
1t is intimated that young women,
especially those given to decollete
dress, are regarded as almost as culp-
able as their partners, and that in the
matter of arrests no distinction will
be made.
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fishing an Independent Mongolia, in
cooperation with Semenoff, or
whether he merely feels that he must
have some place in which to winter
and obtain supplies. Semenoff has a
force estimated at $4,000 men, while
the Kappell army now with him was
10000 before the Chita defeat.
West of Lake Baikal is soviet ter
ritOry with MOscow's control undis-
puted by any regular organization. A
number of counter-revolutions have
been reported from that section
however. All the news is fragmen-
tary and unconflrmed, but it is be-
lieved that the Irkutsk region is fair
ly quiet. while farther west and
south peasant revOlts are reported
from Krasnoyarsk, Tomsk and NOvO-
Nikolaeievsk and others from Semipal-
atinSk, Barnaul and BiiSk.
Japanese Military Missions.
The Japanese have military mis-
sions still at Verkhne- Udinsk, under
Colonel Isome; at Chita and Blagovi-
eshchensk, while General Oh is in gen.
eral command Of the Japanese in
Siberia, with headquarters at Vladi-
vOstok.
The activities Of the Nerchinsk
government In Selling Chita may
furnish an excuse for further Japan
csc activities in interior Siberia, the
terms of the recent armistice between
the Russian factions and the Japan
csc being that there should be no so
Wet activities east Of Lake Baikal.
Public opinion in Japan, however, is
decidedly against any further Sibe-
rian adventure.
Reports come from China that there
is belief in Peking and in Mongolia
itself that the Japanese are behind the
Ungern invasion of that province,
but there is nothing in the attitude
of the authorities here nor in press
comments on the attack upon Urga to
substantiate any such belief.
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Reds Use War Tricks to
Get Literature to U. S.

observation-disclosures prop
uganda experts, anxious to
avoid discovery of the propa-
ganda matter they are taking
to America, are said to have re-
sorted to the old wartime dodge
of having their printed matter
done in microscopic form, capa-
BILE of being enlarged photo
graphically.
One man, caught in central
Europe, had in his possession a
number of queer-lo0king post
age stamps, upon which were
printed soviet propaganda mat
ter. The authorities were able
to enlarge this to ordinary size.
The propaganda university,
which has been established at
Moscow, is reported to be now
devoting extraordinary care to
literature intended for two par
ticular clasSeS-women and
farmers.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-12-31

The other day she underwent
unique operation successfully, for
Aileen should have been born twin.
The other, however, didn't grow, but
formed sack of bone cartilage and
muscle at the base of the living
chiId's spine. Immediate operation
would have been fatal. so for 16 days
Aileen and the parasite" as ply
sicians term it, grew together, for
both seemed alive.
Ceaselessly the mother urged OPP
Grafton. and eventually fate cast the
die. 'or signs of modification set in.
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Famine and Death Expected to
Take Their Toll of the Mis-
cradle Population.
ANTI-S0vIET FORCES LOSE
Half Dozen Governments Set Up in
as Many Areas-35, 900 Japanese
Remain in Country Near
VIadivostok.

TOkyo.-All the news that filters
down from Siberia, through the vari-
Gus propaganda bureaus and from in
dependent correspondents, indicates
that things in that section of the
world are rapidly going from bad to
worse, with the prospect that this
winter will find woe and misery as
widespread as during last winter,
with death and famine taking toll Of
the miserable population now crowd
ed into the various centers along
what is left Of the Trans-Siberian rail-
road.
The drift everywhere, from the
Pacific to Lake Baikal, is plainly in
the direction of sovietism, with a
large part of the country openly fol-
lowing the instructions received from
Moscow. The anti-Bolshevik forces
are being eXterminated, forced across
the Monaghan and Manchurian bOr-
ders or herded into corners where
they must fight like cornered rats.
The japanese still have about $4,000
men in Siberia, including 5000 occu-
plying northern Zaghalien. The great
majority of these are in and around
Vladivostok, having withdrawn from
all interior points. The last impor-
tant place evacuated was Khabarovsk,
into which the Partisans marched on
the heels Of the Japanese what was
left of the bourgeoisie fleeing before
them.
Roughly speaking, there are today
six separate governments functioning
between the Pacific and Lake Baikal,
west of which Moscow has a shaky
hold.
No Organized Government.
The Vladivostok governmental
the time of writing, a semi-commu-
nistic organization from which the
Social Democrats and Cadets have
recently separated-is headed by
President Medviedoff.- This controls
that comparatively thickly populated
section Of the Maritime province be-
tween the Pacific and the Manchu-
rian border from Vladivostok north
q
KhabarOvsk.
The rest Of the Maritime province
and the eastern section Of the Amur
province (abOut 200 miles wide) is
controlled by the Partisans, without
any organized government and with
no particular ascertainable aims ex-
cept that of plumber, murder and
rapine. The de facto head Of the
Partisans just now is Fiegontoff, If
sheer anarchy can be said to have
head.
The Observation-Disclosures government
controls the rest of the Amur, rough
ly Skebeltsina to Shilka marking the
eastern and western limits of the ter
ritOry controlled. This government
is openly soviet, acknowledging Mos
COW as supreme and accepting the
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KNIFE SAVES "SIAMESE TWIN"
Unique Operation Is Performed on
Sixteen Day-Old Infant in
Toronto Hospital.

Toronto, Ont.-Snuggled down in q
bed in st. Michael's hospital lies lit
tie maiden who has set the medical
world talking. "Aileen," as the nurses
call her, though it's not her real name,
is blissfully unconscious of the stir
she is creating, for this is but her
nineteenth day on earth.
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Pet Rabbit Vanquished
Three Cats in Battle

Having earned the right to
hang the scalps of three cats at
the door of its hutch, a pet rab-
bit, Byng, owned by Mrs. Ella
Fields of Oceanport, N. j., is
now held in deadly fear by the
feline members Of the neigh
borhood.
Cats have killed hundreds of
young rabbits in that section
each year, but war-grizzled
toms" who picked out Byng as
q prospective dinner have done
so to their sorrow. Byng has a
powerful kick and he literally
kicked his would-be assailants
to death.
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Mayor Orders Police to Prevent KISS
ing and Hugging in Public
Affairs.

Warren, O.-Declaring some Of the
scenes at public dances are not merely
improper, but shockingly immoral,
Mayor J. D. Mcbride issued an order
to Chief of Police Giles to have Off
GERS keep an eye ON such affairs and
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and DR.. Gideon Silverthorn operated.
Parasite and bone growth were re-
moved, the child's skin was drawn up
and sewed almost like pair of romp-
ers, and ten minutes after she came
out from the anesthetic she was feed
ing peacefully. Medical men say she
is doing wonderfully.