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Science Warns.
Cincinnati Enquirer


The Surgeon-General of the United States warns
tha country TO protect itself against the postwar
plaques of Europe and the Near East II MS figures
are correct 1000, 900 people trying to get INTO
the United States Asia Minor, certain parts OF
Russia and Eastern Europe In these regions bupohlc
plague typhus and smallpox are decimating popua-
tons From this impending flood OF humanity when
Is seeking to flee scourges of pestilence and OPP
pressive Government must be protected by strhs-
emf sanitary and immigration regulations.
The deadly germs of devastating diseases helone
to an Internationale of their own and one quite as
fearful and to be dreaded that of the Anarchist
golsheyist tribes Germs come in ships along with
human beings and rats
Among the most feared of diseases is the bubonlc
Hague The infection of this scourge is carried
far and wide throughout the earth by rats Its pres
ence in England and France already has stirred the
authorities of those countries to heroic effort 10
extirpate these rodent enemies Weapons fire. poison
gases all are being employed in this work
The bubonc plague has appeared at New orleans
Pensacola and Galveston in this country and at vera
Cruz in Mexico in the present year Though checked
bv American scientific methods scores of people have
died
In these American cities ruthless war was made,
and continues to be made, the rat. That warfare
should become general throughout the country and
the world The rat is animal Bolshevik There
is lust one thing do with him, whether he be
found in Calcutta Cincinnati
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

Queer things politically happening in the
United States this year. One of them is the an
nouncement of Harry Stillwell Edwards, Republican
nominee for United States Senator in Georgia. He
has announced his withdrawal from the Republican
Party account of the League of Nations issue
which he espouses He declared, however, that he
will remain in the race for Senator against Tom
Watson, the Democratic nominee, who opposes the
League of Nations 1t is said thousands of Democrats
in Georgia have announced their intention to sup
port Mr. Edwards, the Republican nominee who
claims to be a Republican no longer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22
Our Daily Special.
No man gets the worst of it in his
autobiography.
Luke McLuke Says

Another reason why it makes
Father mad to have to stay home
these evenings is because he can't
solve the Seventh Grade problems
the kids bring hame as night work.
No husband appreciates his wife
he did she woulden't believe it.
A man may have a nutmeg crater
in his mouth when he is talking to
his own wife, But he has a cake of
honey in his mouth when he is talk
ing to some other mans wife.
Anyway, a man never puts off until
tomorrow what he can get some will
ing friend to do for him to day.
Somehow, or other good luck just
simply won't keep away from the
man who minds his own business.
Women are good actors. When
the. Boob proposes, the girl acts just
as surprised as if she haden't done
it herself
Some husbands are so stubborn
that they'll quit voting the ticket
they always voted because their
wives are going to vote.
A big corn fed girl may look like
an elephant in the Parlor. But she
sure shines when she gets in the
kitchen
After a girl gets home from a
party nowadays she has to dress all
up to go to bed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

period. The total births in the United States
last year were about $50, 900 and the total deaths
about 1850 900. This favorable showing is in spite
of birth decrease in 1919 over 1918 of nearly
per cent.
One of the very favorable indications from the
statistics for the 1919 is the reduction of infant
mortality The death rate among children under one
year of age 81 per 1000. Washington and
Oregon showed the best among all the States, the
being 60 the 200 children. The record also
shows that the death rate among children is lower
cities than in the country, DUE it is believed
to the availability hospitals medical attention.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22
AMERICA MAKES GOOD RECORD

The vital statistics, estimating the non-registra-
ton area of the country by the figures of the regis
traton area of the United States for 1919 show
that the excess births deaths in this country
was about 100000 This would indicate that the
gain OF population in the United States from that
source is greater than in any other country in the
civilized world. The figures exceed those of Great
rrttaip nv nearly 800 per cent and nearly 400
per cent greater than the German figures for the
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22
THE SPIRIT OF THE TINES.

The breath of the spirit eminating from Rustgard
follows
I'VE are not going content ourselves
with reconstructng the temples of
fathers gods. We going to build tenn
pies for our ideals
When these temples built will their sacred
emblem he neither cross crescent. star, but
fashins lrom teAest flung towers the magic symbol
al" (four minus one)-in memory of Pete Vano
and easy money?
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

Classified ads sell lots, plots,
homes, business property, leaseholds,
equities, mortgages, partnerships,
Enthusiastically always with lit
tie delay and always with little ex.
uense.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

Is the silence of Sutherland and Ruttgard since
they were called down by che Republican National
Committee for their attempt to introduce the Jones
Act into the Alaska campaign evidence that they
wish Wickersham had never started anything?
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

At last the country is approaching the period
" hen it shall know positively what is the age OF
Ann proyided she goes the polls in November and
comes clean" with the information Lexington
ierald.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

Without consulting goosebone or muskrat,
1ermany is sure she is in for hard winter Boston
ierald)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

prohibition candidate frequently has difficulty
feeling that he is running for Office w ashing-
STAR
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

Germany's debt is sixty billions. And all
hey bought for this stupendous sum trouble
Baltimore American.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

William ]. Bryan insists that he is Democrat
1t must be- then, that it is the party which Is not
Democratic Detroit Free Press
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22
PITS OF BY-PLAY
II
By Luke KcLuks
Copyright y Cincinnati
Enquirer

Oh!
1t says here that the amount OF
conscience money returned to the
Government is not half so much as
it used to be-" remarked the Old
Fogy, as he looked up from the
newspaper that he was reading
Does this mean that there is less
stealing?"
mot ecessarily," replied the
Crouch. at may mean that there
is less conscience"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

Why does exclusion of japanese from California
threaten war, while exclusion Of japanese from Aus
ralia doesn't?-(St. Louis Globe Democrat)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

At any rate. the campaign cigar has always been
great help the anti-nicotine movement Chicago
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

You never hear anyone speaking contemptuously
nowadays of drug store whisky Birmingham Age
Ierald)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22
Amt il Orful!

II has just about gotten so that
chess and checkers are the only
games played on the square.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

France does things better she does no
pend six months eecting President Pittsburgh
iazette-Tmes
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22
Mean Brute!

After al" insisted Mrs. Gabb,
"the pretty gowns women wear are
really designed to please the men
They're not designed to please
the men who have to pay for them
growled Mr. Gabb
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22
Ouch !!

"My dentist tells me that he is
thinking of running for Congress"
said Mrs. Voter.
Huh" commented Mr.. Voter. "He
must think he has strong pull in
this district" g.f.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22
Fuel Is Fuel.

Fuel Is Fuel.
r. T. Jewell & Company sell coal
and wood in Rock Hill, S. C.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER ALASKA NEWSPAPER
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-22

Published every evening except Sunday by the EMPIRE
PRINTING COMPANY at Second and Main Streets Juneau
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-04
A'IAL DIA COMO HOY 4
- -
"Recordar es vivir--- Dante
"Recordar es vivir---Dante.
4 DE JUNO DE 1880
MUERE AsEsMADo Ell GENERAL sUcRE

mo una victoria, pues fasnito que la
division aslas 6rdenes de Santa Cruz,
pudiera reunirsele. y que unidas ambas
oh 'uvieran la completa y decisiva vic
5cr.a de Pichincha GA de abril de 1922
Nombrado por Bolivar general en- je-
fe del ejercito hbertador, mando la ce-
lebre y memorable batalla de Ayacucho,
cuya esplendida victoria asegur6 para
siempre la Independence de Sud-Ame-
RIGA.
Terminsda Ia guerra en- ell Iii, fue
investido con los poderes de jefe So
premo de este pals. mas tarde fue ele-
lido PRESIDENTE vITALICIO de 30
livar, pero tuvo que sbdicar ell mando
en- mil ochocientos veintiocho Y que re
sircrSe sn patria.
Este grande hombre ml1rio asesinado
en- las mon .fias de la Venta Ell cuatro
a-e iunio de mil ochocientos treinta,. seis
aeses antes de la muerte del liberia
'or Bolivar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-04
LEA listed ESTO
QUE LIE CONVENE

fLgunas desepea
eniermedad de todos
rones han podo combat
exo tales como; door epaa grave Neando
disposition
reuatmo cansanco oead de ndmero dc
namacn dneas
al una
vountaro
Ia nochey dc color agademinto
semeno deonan P1dOras
En-
Pldoas "Mtchela Ri a
nOnes bendcan Intermediates
hae teno oportniad dc hab domnadas
las Esando especffco
cstado saudabc
d6 naturaeza
poductos Pldora
Ian en- e oreani elmnados los Rinones especmene
las onas cuando los hones obndo Vd utados
han ongesonados nvos medcamenos vndidos
dhenes intermediates, Pdaas
ducos noyos Drogueas acepte
a Distrbuidores para Puerto Rico
a fa. SUcESORES DE L. VILLAML CO.
(Dpto. de Agencias) San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-04

Fl ilustre general don Antonio Jose
de Sucre naci6 en- mil setecientos no.
ven:G Y tres en- Ia ciudad de Cumana,
provincial de Venezuela. Fue educado en-
Caracas; abraz6 Ia carrera militar en- mil
ochocientos once y sirvio con credito
las ordenes del celebre general Miriam
da. Despues Sc hizo notar muy particu-
larmente por su actividad. inteligencia
Y valor a las ordenes del bizarre gene
raj Piar. Desde mil ochocientos catorce
hasta mil cchocientos diez y siete sir
vio en- el estado mayor del ejerci'o CO.
lombiano y desplego ell cello y talentos
que lie caracterizaron. Despues de la vic
toria de Boyaca fus uno de los nombra
dos para negocisr mn arnis icio con ell
general realista Morillo. En- seguida le
dieron ell mando de ma division que
marchaba desde Bogota sobre Guaya-
gull; y aunque experimento un gran
descalsbro en- Huachi. logro slcanzar
un sr1nisticio que fue tan favorable CO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-04
Nuevo remediO para el higadO. Cura
tcdos los des6rdenes del higadO
y del est6mago.

FL Remedio de Leonardo es un nuevo
descubrImiento yegetal que limpia el hiea-
do y estonlago de todas las materias vene-
nosas y hace que estos organos whales
trabajen propiamente FL Remedio de
Leonardo para el Higado no contiene calo-
mel, M deJa a Ia persona estrefiida 81
SURE I'd. de desordenes del hgado, el es-
tonnage o intestinos, tome inmediatamente
el Remedio de Leonardo. TN agradable me-
dicanerto que segura e inofensivamente
tortaleecra y y)peTmaDentemente vigorizara
~ higado y estornago Biliosidad, dolores
dc cabeza, estomago agrio. indigestion,
eructos, aliento fetido. estrenimiento y
palpifaciones son pruebas de que tiene I'd.
ei hlgado y esto;nago descompuestos de-
nandan e uso Immediate del Remedio de
Leonardo De venta en- todas las drogue-
rias. ys
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-04
EN- LA HUNGRIA BLANCA
Como Sc viaja en- Hungr1a


Cs.a en- primera. Reina un orden alb
soluto.
Sc oye sobre ell techo del wagon un
sOnido muy fuerte Me parece Ell ruido
que Sc hace en- los teatros para imitar
el trueno. GQue puede ser?
Ell tren deja la estacion, Sc SUI
merge en- La oscuridad mas densa. So
10 cuando Sc enciende un cigarrillo So
ven las siluetas negras de los viajeros
silenciosos. La noche es fria.
Al alborear, girls, ell dia, me empino
hasta Ell agujero de La ventsna, por ell
cual puedo yer esta triste Hungria
que no he visto hace seis amos
Hay algo que me extrara mucho.
Es que, fuera, encima de mi cabe
"a, veo un par de botas que estan col
gadas del techo del tren y dibujan una
silueta grosera. sobre el cielo girls dc
la madrugada. En- una estsci6n, las bo
tas desaparecen. He dido otra vez es-
te ruido tan extraho encima del techo.
Gout puedo Sc este?
Bajo a Ia estaci6n, veo una cosa
ssombrosa: todo el tren parece un mons
trno, que tiene en- la espalda una es-
CANA negra, que Sc mueve
Sobre todos los vsgones estan SEN
tados estreehados, muy cerca unos de
otros, los viajeros que no han cabido
en- el interior del tren; treinta, sesen
ia, Glen cannpesinos; hombres, mujeres,
vestidos de negro; en- harapos, con bul
tos, silenciosos van en- los techos de
los vagones, soportsndo Ell frio gra-
cial del invierno. hacienda un viaje de
docc mas horas.
FL ruido extraho en- las estaciones
procedia de los pasos de los que subian
o bajaban
Err una estacion. varios nihos fame
licos, con las piernas desnudas. ven
den naranias. Unas naranjas muy pc
quenas, que no han podido venderse
Oh AhA6uA uAOACdAO uO4 AuuhuO
--Icu&nto vale una?
-Dies coronas G12 peseta7 antes de
la guerraD
A. las nueve de la mahana el tren
straviesa el Danubic.
Save desde aqui el monte San Ge-
rardo y dos de los siete puentes que
enmarcan en- el enorme arco de su ca
dena colgante un cuadro de ciudad,
que es unO de los mas bellos y mas
originates de la terra.
Ell tren entra en- la estacion de Bu-
dapest. Los viajeros bajan de dentro
de arriha, centenares. iNunca he
visto un tren conteniendo tanta gentel
e. conductor les grita: lAbajo! Aba
jol No Sc muevan. Son un campesino
viejo y una mujer mas joven, rubia
Ell conductor sube al techo "EPor
que no bajan ustedes?' No Sc uneven
Les empuja. No Sc muevenY Ell con-
ductor haja otra vez. r
Sc ha de telefonear para que, Sc
los lleven de aeui-dice-; Sc han muer
to-; estan helados
Asi Sc viaja hoy en- Hungria 49,,
LoRAND oRBox
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oRoi ORC! ORoi No impOrta que sea
I'd. joven vieiO. rico pobre. una eleEante
piuna fuente de orc. earantizada, Is preei-
samente 10 Que I'd. neeesita Es de un va
lor inestimable solo cuesta 50. Esta dtiI
pluma de orc esta aarantizada Sc LENA
automaticamente. 81 no es de oro de II qni-
lates le devclveremos el dinero. 'UNIVER-
SAL. 2S5 W. IOs St., New York. N. Y.
ADVT.
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Buena oportuni-
dad en- Adjuntas
Sc vENDEN:

Sc vENDEN:
LoTE: Finca compuesta de 100
cuerdas. 140 en- buen cdtivo de cafe
y Wanda. 10 cuerdas cercado inmedia
to La casa con aqua dentro, perma-
nente v abundante.
FL resto, malezas que puede dedicarse
a cualquier cultivo. Establecimientos
comodo nuevoi slmacen, maquinp
glacis Y juego de secaderas. Aqua abun
dante permanente para la industrial
del cafe y uso domestico, con tuberis
en- La maquina Y casa habitacion.
Est$ situada en- el barrio de Vegas
Arriba tres cuartos de hors del pue
bio de Adjuntas y media hora de la
carretera de dicho pueblo a Ponce.
LOTE.-Finca denominada (Las va
cas) 2o4 cuerdas. Tiene plano cert
ficacion de agrimensor. 20 cuerdas de
buen cercado; 90 cuerdas, buenas We
gas probadas con buen resultado, con
tabaco Y cana, Ell resto todo en- culti
vo de cafe Wanda.
Como suelo y situacion de La mejoI
de Adjuntas. Promedio obtenido con
cana, 80 quintales de azucar por cuer.
das; tabaco, quintales por cuerda.
Aqua en- abundancia, permitiendo re
gar los terrenos de Vegas 81 Sc desea
Establecimienttos en- la carTetera vie
ia que conduce a Lares D;stancia del
pueblo de Adjuntas, menos de dos XII.
l6metros.
LoTE.-Finca denominada Maria
Antonieta, compuesta de Glen cuerdas
todas en- buen cultivo de viandas de
cafe, plantaciones nuevas
Establecimiento en- el kil6metro Al
de la carretera de Adjuntas a Utuado
Punto comercial para compra de cafe.
Propia para una magnifca quinta.
Magnifca oportunidad de obtener
dinero invertido.
LoTE.-4e cuerdas EN- el kilometro
40 de La carretera de Adjuntas a Utua
do, todas en- buen cultivo de viandas
y cafe. Casa de dos pisos. maquina, co
chera Y glacis. Propia para quinta.
5 LoTE-Una manzana de casas en-
Adjtntas, Ras meiores situadas, dan
frerte La plaza, a la Gale Rodulfo
Gonzalez y calle sta. Ana. Dan mas
del uno por ciento de renta.
Todo Sc vende en- un lote, pOr Sc
parade. Precio barato, pues Sc vende
para cambiar los dollars por frances.
Informara: Antonio sALIcETI
Adjuntas. P. r. Advt.
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DIR. AGUsTIN R. LAUGIER
DR.. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico Cirujano, Fsrmaceutico. Bac-
teriologo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue-
va York. Ex-catedratico de Bacteriolo-
gfa de la Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Iaborstorio de Anahsis clinico y
Bacteriol6gico. Medicina General
Horas de consulta:-De a 10 A. NJ
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.
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DIRECTORIO PROFESSIONAL
MEDICOS
ORA. JoSEFINA vILLAFANE

Especialmente Enfermedades de Sehoras
Partos
CoNSULTAS DE . P. M.
Gale del Parque So. Pa.ada 4S.
Telefono SIT Negro
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-05-20
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Honorably Discharged Soldier,
Scion of Heroes, BLackisted

at the West Colusa. He was later
told to secure rustling card and
when he applied for one was curtly
informed by the rustling card Off
Gals that he was blacklisted and
could no longer work in any of the
company's mines. This action not
only prevents Schroeder from work
ing for the Anaconda company, but
also prevents him from securing
employment in any of the other
mines either controlled or influ~
enced by the A. C. M.
Young Schroeder's father has in
his possession the honorable dis
charge granted to the lads great
great grandfather, showing that he
had served with distinction in Cen
eral George Washington's forces
during the revolutionary war. He
also has the original discharge pa
pers showing that young Schroed-
er's grandfather was honorably dis
charged from the union army after
having served from 1861 to 1865
! to preserve the union.
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The viciousness Of the Anaconda
Copper company's blacklist system
and the hypocritical pretenses of
patriotism and good will toward eX-
service men so blatantly proclaimed
by the companys officials, are we'll
exemplified in the case of the atti-
tude of this tyrannical corporation
toward Russell Schroeder, former
member of the A. e. F. in France,
and the grandson and great great
grandson of men who fought val
iantly in both the civil and the rev.
olutionary wars.
Schroeder served II months i'll
France and participated in numer-
Gus major engagements. In one
battle he was gassed. After his
return and the end of his period OF
recuperation from the effects of the
poison gas, young Schroeder secured
employment at the Mountain Con
mine On April 10 he went on
strike and after the strike was
called off temporarily secured jot
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-05-20
BUTTE UNIONS
TO WIDEN
Passive Resistance to Open
Shop Plans to Give Way
to Most Vigorous Battle.
Status Of Strikes.

AS the result of action taken at
IL meeting of the Building Trades
council last night steps for more
vigorously combating the efforts Of
the Associated Industries to estab-
lish the open shop, or "American'
plan in Butte will be adopted It
was decided to call a special meet
ing on Sunday when plans for the
campaign will be adopted.
Some of the plans under dis
cussion provide for the securing of
building material from outside
sources and tho contracting of work
by the unions themselves. 1t is also
planned to insist on vigorous prose,
cutions of the dealers associated
with the Associated Industries who
are acting in a combination in re-
straint Of trade by refusing to sell
supplies to union men or to employ
crs of union men and the bringing
thorites other than the department
Of justice sleuths in Butte, who are
under the domination of the employ
ing interests, the local situation
In the local restaurant situation
DaveN's cafe in the Butte hotel
known as the Butte grill, is again
tied up. The strike of the member!
Of the Cooks and Walters unior
and the Womcn's Protective union
who were employed there walked
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-05-20
Employers Supporters in City
Council unn1asked; Labor Gets Sc

The puppets of the Anaconda Cop
per Mining company and its anti
labor union adjunct the Associated
Industries, were unmaSked and
brought into the full light of the cal
c,lm at last nights council meeting
when the question of payment of the
sc wage scale to city laborers was
interjected into the proceedings
through a report of the ways and
means committee and a fight pre-
cipitated by Alderman Freudenstein.
AS the result of the flood of oratory
indulged in by a number of the coun-
cilmen, the street sweepers and 9TH
er city labOrorS are at work today
under the Sc per day wage plan, but
actual recognition of Sc per day as
the "prevailing wage" in Butte is
held in abeyance until after the next
meeting OF the council. Little Sill
yer, 'boy member of the council.
and son of contractor who is lined
up with the Associated Industries
| lived up to expectations when. after
voting in favor Of granting the de-
mands OF the Workingmen as a means
(Continued on Page Five.)
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-05-20
Will Call OFF Wilson : S
Private War on Germany

Washington, May 20 Emphatic dccnlu
tions were made by leaders in both the SEN
ate and house that the Joint resolution de-
clariny state Of peace with Germany and
Austria Hungary will be passed by both
houses and sent to the president before the
week is ended.
Leaders in both houses said The expected
vote by the president would have no effect,
since the measure would be passed over his
veto since members III both houses are anX-
iU,lS that the uncertainty due to the technical
state of war be ended.
1t is expected that at least g democrats,
who recently bolled from the Wilson camp
and voted for the Porter resolution, will ad-
here to their former attitude in favor OF ter
minating the state of War