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The Dolores star., 1920-10-15

The annual convention of the W. {.
T. U. of the Fifteenth district was
held in the Baptist church at this place
Tuesday and Wednesday. Interesting
sessions were held Tuesday afternoon
and evening and Wednesday morning
and afternoon. Miss Winona R. Jewell
of Denver, was the principal speaker
Tuesday evening and gave an excellent
address on present Day Problems.
G. F. Snyder of Fort Lewis. was to
have been here Wednesday afternoon
and address thee meeting but the in
clement weather and sickness pre-
vented his coming. Those present
from outside points were Miss Jewell
of Denver, Mrs. Jeffries of Hermosa.
and Mrs. Byrns and Mrs. sleeth Of
Durango. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Mrs.
sleeth, president; Mrs. Byrns, cores
bonding secretary; Mrs. Ruth Wheat
land, recording secretary; Margaret
Kroeger, treasurer.
The Dolores star., 1920-10-15

There are still some rooms for rent
n the Old school building at reason.
Ible rental. Inquire of c. L. Flanders.
The Dolores star., 1920-10-15
CHURCH NOTICES
CATHOLIC

Services the first and third Sunday
of each month.
The Dolores star., 1920-10-15

While returning from the Durango
fa;r in their automobile Sunday DR.. and
Mrs. Stephen T. Egeness of Telluride
met with serious accident when their
car skidded and went off the grade near
Rear creek. Along with Mr.. and Mrs.
Egeness we're two children, little girl
that lives with them and Florence
Jackson of Mancos, who was going to
Telluride for a visit. The occupants
we're thrown from the car, the chiidreh
.scsoipg with slight injuries but Mrs.
Eoeness had an arm broken at the
ahoulder and was otherwise badly
hrnised The Doctors back was hurt
and he received other cuts and bruises.
Tbev were brought to this place on
rnsb car coupled to motor car Sunday
evening and were taken to Durango on
MONDAYS train. Mrs. Lottie Lockett
accompanied them to Durango and
',,hon she left Tuesday they were rest
ing as easy as could be expected "A
sneedy "S recovery is hoped for.
The Dolores star., 1920-10-15

Vote for Royal w. Calkins for repre-
sentative. 26-32
The Dolores star., 1920-10-15

Colorado and Dolores views. post
zrd size, at Wheatlands.
The Dolores star., 1920-10-15

/ Vote for Royal W. Calkins for repre-.
A,ntatiye. 1851
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
CAlQMEl. HORROR
TOLD By D0DS0N
You Don't Need to 3icken,
Gripe, or SalivAte Your
self to Start Liver.

You're bilious. sluggish. cons'ipa,ed
Nol feel headhchy. your stomach NAV
BE- sour your breath bad. your skin
shlow and YOU bsllcy. you need Vil.
dangerous cal0mcl 10 star, liver and
bowels
Here's my guaranteed Ask Your drug
gist for bottle OF podsons Liver
Tone md take a spoonful tonight II
Il doesn't start your liver and straight
On you right NJ p@its,, than calomsI
md without griWyng and NRaklns you
SICK want YOU To go back 10 the r'ars-
and set your money
TaNe calomel today and tomorrow
you viii feel weak and sick and nau-
seated Ioa't loso n day. Take q
spoonful Of harmless vegetable bod
sons Liver Tone tonish, and wake up
feeling splendid. II /. perfectly harm
less, no give Il 10 your children any
time. II cont saliVate (Advy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
I, 5. WARSAlPS
WATCH RUSSIANS
Iyphus Rages Among Refu-
gees in Southern Area,

coNsTANrISoPI.E Sunday, FOB. I
s-Rsar Admiral Nepton A Mc'u.lV
eommandor of American wafsnlpa In
Nvasssn waters, Is at Novoros'isk. On
ehs northeast coast of tho n,ck Sea,
~siehlhg the situation there relative 10
sssumtilon Of trade h'tN'cn allied noe
e,cns and thu Russian people. Tint .''y
\ not regarded ~ being In dams r m
Snmediots capture by tho noisle' VI
Hut The people are said 20 he nl4 incd
ty the influx Of refugees from the l''''
tpv region. .,..
Both tho boishsviki and their enemias
are reported 20 have su'tofed u'otr
from typhus than from actual nxht.hs
rhore are 10000 carcs " this di.oaae IN
pdessa and 1900 at seba1 topol VIM"
n NovoTossisk ara other oilios uheis
Nugess are gathered the slihai ,on Is
Ald TO 10 MANAGING Because oi lac@
r shipping facilities tho allies arc ~
1trictlng accommodation on 'riseN 20
wounded soldiers and women ana ,hil-
Dfen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
My Heart
My husband!

BY Adele Garrison.


10 Madse.
YERRY TIGER took his bands from
the oars and gcstieula,sd ercitediy
- In the direction of the boat nearest
10 us-ons " the tvo which had cS-
eited our curlos.ty hy 80 pcrsistently
keeping In the Namo place Tor three
days except when 1, appeared 10 be
avoiding It's equally persistent neigh
Dor
'will YOU tend 10 your knhtln' p his
mother admonshod a don't know
what's got into you today You're as
flish,y as u hen with her head cut of
Suppose luck IL trlin' to git there first,
He'll do IT fer all " you rOwin' the
boat. can't beat him myself. Just
u some gi-up in'o them long arms
OF yours, aud Well pass him. even II he
has got the lead There's only Buck
an the city fclicr IN the boat an it's
n cinch K.,ts dain' the rovin' alone
Her voice hcid the contempt for city
people which one so often finds among
the iishci tolk 81 the bays, Jerry eyi.
IDENTITY saw the sense ot her advice. for
he fell 60 his oars with a powerful
stroke and We wcte soon ehsing tn.
distance between our boat and the
ether Then with shdden ycer, the
boat ahead of uF turned sharply and
S,ade nff At almost righi-Hng'c from
The course n had been pursuing
This time Il was Mrs. Ticer who gavs
vent 10 n chucklc
The Tieers Win.
81 thought Buckd rlt conviction of
Gin afore he'd gone very far sha rnid
"He'd ought to havo knoued he could
not beat me md Jerry together whom
rs ali he can do 20 win ou, IN n tscc
with Jerry slnglc-hanhcd Bu, wha,
IN creation N possessin' the crl,tcr any
way
Her mind evidently paused 'sr re-
Nec'ion - she rer"d rpscuiatlVelv
after the rapidly rccod,nv boat. hut hcr
tvhwnV arms never missed the even
rhythn ~ her stroke. and sho cop,,n.
ucd "He acts rs II he had something
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
RUPTURED? TRY THIS FREE
A New Appliance Sent on 80 Days Free
Trial At Our EXPENSE

lrNs thNr year ago n Kansas cry
physician invented new appliance Tor
rupture. II was tried out by few
IncPl people and found successful The
news spread and IN less than sIn
months over $500 Of the appliances
we're heiuR worn Many reported cures.
some In iust few weeks The aypA-
anco IS entirely different from old style
russcs II Is not srrins band truss.
neither 10 II nm elastic web truss II
hns no lgg straps 10 blistcr--no handa
% steel - bind II IL comfortable and
easy 10 wear II can he put TO every
test you can think ot The harder the
test the better you viii like u. You
Wih wonder hNw YOU ever sot along
With the OLD stylo cruel spring trusses
Or belts with leg straps Of torture, Your
own good, romrlon sense and your own
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

doctor will toll you II Il the only way
IN which YOU can ever otpec pCrut-
nent relief. N you are rupturci. write
Tor lobk,ct and measurement blank
After reading the booklet II you wish
to try one ~ the appliances we Will
srnd n on 10 days free tfial ~ our
oNpens" After wearing ~ "a DAYS "
it is no, entirely satisfactory In every
way If 1t IS not oa,y and com iortabie
IL you cannot actually see your rup
ture getting better Just return II md
you are out nothing ANY rupture ap-
rllanCe thu, Is sent on 20 days trial
without eepense to you II worth giving
n trial. We manufacture Abdominal
Reis, Body Braces. Elastic Hosiery,
etc. References, any bank or ,rHs, COM
pnny In Kansas City, EASfHoLD
Co, .ioo Koch Bldg, Kansas City, Mo,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

pound ond ] OeU IKE 4 OCCASIONALLY
myself. You ere st liberty % uss
my name II yoo wish. "-Ara ALICE
RANEY. Morse, Oklahoma
Change M Ufe u ono Of The mose
critical periods Of . voman's sxiaEr
ence. This good osd-faahioned root
and herb remedy may Be relied upon
toovsrcome the distressing symptoms
which accompany 4 and women
everywhere should remember that
there In no othsr remedy known 70
carry women % successfully through
this trying period - Lydia Z Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
II you wait special sdvice write
to Lydia z. Pinkham MeAicins Co.
(eonfdentisD. Lynn, Mas. Your
letter will be opened, tesd end qn-
swered by . voann and ~ hsskt
Q0G6oDD0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

TO hide In that thcr boat of his'n Don't
worfy, iluckle," abe addressed her frr-
OF neishbor ~ mocklngly s " he
could hear her. I'VE don't want 10 zee
any pearls or things ybu'ye flshcd NJ,
Keep right on u goln' Were soin' 70
stop rrel,y soon md fish"
LllliAna voice broke IN quietly With
apparent oasualneS.
u think III see n I can distinguish
ANYTHING over on Shelter Island" she
Esld. unslinIlng my father's field
elasres which she had fastened sreonh
her neck. and adjusting them 70 her
Sysa @--T
u don't think You Mn see anything
much from here" Mrs Ticer answered
With ready interest, "Aftrr awhile III
row sou over 10 where you can sec"
what's the Rss,or'
II m'ghi aa well takc n look around
~ the other shore anyway" Lillian tc.
turned 'ni then she made careful
survey NJ every part of the hay WITH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
SClA11C PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
Keep Sloan's. the Worlds Liniment
handy TO allsy aches

THOUSANDS Of men and women.
IL when the least little rheumatic
"crick" asails them, have Sloau's
1.ininent handy to knock i, out
Popular . third OF a century ago --
far more popular today
That's because il 10 so wonderfully
helpful 10 relieving all external aches
sMd pains--sciatica, lumbago neural
gia. ovvrGlssined muscles. stiff joints,
weather OQpsure results. A little is
- ~ = ieeassary, ior b soon psss-
4oD y1no1e Sul1lng - the core
LoguD - iusss, stained skin.
eCqoee a bessls today ID
I lSSy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

WARSAW, Feb. saturday \
hefinite decision has been f,achtd thhi
Nsrrhnl Foch. commander IN chiei ~
che allicd armies shall come 10 Warsaw
20 confer with Polish military authori-
ties regarding the hohhovlk menace,
A. /. believed. the Journal de lulpsn',
Q French language newspaper here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

PARIS. Feb The intcr-sillsd
commission presided over hy GengrnI
I~rond viii ieay" fer upper SnesN thi'
evening The commission viii govern
tho province and organize tho picbiS-
cite 70 be he'd there.
The occupants Of upper silesis by
Allied troops which began ON January
n. will be completed tomorrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

table COMPOUND
earptsd ne
oeeagh ~ eSift
~ pSriod Of Me
Oenge Of Life b
eefsty. I Am ovse
00a have ralsed
10 Asily of eight
|ch8drsn and an b
6ns hsalth. Ny
daughter and
|daughters-in-law
|ncommend your
|VARotAh)o Coon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

Say. me, shsy must think We have
the sruAIipou'" he ssclsimsA Look
:, shat Other boat ''sei" II assy fro'"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
FR0MFORTY.FlVE'
~ TO SIXTY.
A Word q Hslp b Women
Of Middls Az From
Mn. Ransy.

Morss, Okla - ''Whsa I was 9
ysass old Lydia 4 Plnkham's vsgs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

yeu Arugsia ~ - ~ - ~
Rsslaa OintmsaA b szesilsm ~ ~
Bsvine the snaft. lncA. M bum ol
msogshs-bhea ~ hsses-ainsl Il
sss@hso sa1 eosls skins bumed b.
- q IN All dssien ssll Rsslnal
eol1snenG
~ ~ Gpe An1ls1 0oo6e
- lt ssiA6pe AAlus sgans
I Z, ( \. 3. I. ~, I l. u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
"7he Price of One Tire for Godw

The Protestant denominations. IN coopsrs-
ton with ths lntsfchmch World Movement
have designated February - Christian Stew.
rdahip Month. The goal of an the chrchss
together b 100000 Christian Stewards,
regularly enrolled IN the holy habit Of giving
Of themselves and their RESOURCES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
REsoLUCIoNEs DE LA
ooMIsIoN DE sERvIcIo PUBLIco

Continuation de la pagina Ia J
cho proyecto aprobado a los intere-
sado:.
En- el case de la petici6n de Tranquil
cia de la Ponce Electric Company pa
ra tomar las aguas habidas por filtra-
cion en- Ell lecho del rio "Portugues >,
cuyo asunto pasara al Comisionado del
Interior, fue acuerdo en- vista del in
forme favorable de este, dar instruc=
clones al .Secretario de proceder a la
redacci6n de la franquicia enmenda-
da de acuerdo con las recomendacio-
nes del Comisionado del Interior, v So
meterla q la aprobaci6n de La Comi=
sion
En- ell case de la petici6n de r. Val
court Questell soicitando la aproba.
ci6n del traspaso al Municipio de
Aguas Buenas de la ordenanza No.
427 que lie concede autorizaci6n para
tomar aguas de la qEebrada "Flor
de Lis" para la exploitation de un sis
tema de acueducto Sc dict6 una orden
aprobando el traspaso de referencia.
En- el case de La petici6n de Gabino
Balasquide solicitando la aprobaoion
del traspaso al Municipio de Aiiasco
de la franquicia No. 1852 que lie fue
concedida por Ell extinto Consejo Eje-
cutivo para explotar una planta cleo
trica y sistema de distribution en- Afias
CO Sc dict6 una orden aprobando ell
traspaso.
Sc pas6 al Comit6 de Tarifas para
estudio informe la tarifa presenta-
da por La Aibonito Electric Company
para Ia venta de electricidad para
alumbrado otros fines.
Sc dict6 una orden suspendiendo los
efectos de la caducidad de la Tranquil
cia No. 46s concediedole los conce-
sionarios una pr6rroga de dos meseS
pssa la presentation del proyecto que
dispone la secci6n 2 de dicha fran
quicia.
Sc orden6 Ell archivo de la copia
del permiso concedido por Ell Comisio-
nado del Interior a la Compahia de
los Ferrocarriles de P. R. para cons
truir un ramal en- los Kilometres 200. 8
y zoos de la via general del ferroca,
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emplear. "a basta con 10 dicho So
bre el asunto.
10 expnesto servira para que los Sc
hores medieos me digan 81 puede ser
no, el ave de que me ocupo, vehi-
euio Dc enfermedades; en- case contra
rae. deberemos Degar la existencia de
los microbes que sean llevados es-
tos de un puntO a otro por ningGn me
die.
fuede de mis- razones hacer ell jul
cio que le plazca Ia humanidad; pero
este pobre profano en- medicina, que 50
10 conoce de boticas Ia magnesia. es del
paFeeer cue quien tome en- la mano
ma gaiiina. que no haya permanecido
por mas de aeuarenta dias en- corral,
debe lavarse Embellishments con una
solneion fuerte de sublimado.
loue Ia eaFne de una gallina COM
prada en- cualqnier mercado es higie-
Puede serio. en- estos tiempos en- que
no es un atentado a Ia sanidad barrer
de dia GALES convertidas en- polvo.
81; puede ssrlo. en- esta epoca en- que
ei vino. que da gl6bulos rojos a la
sangrs. envenena. ....
Jose C. MORALES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
Fl ave mas innunda

fsgaeaitas ~ queds 81 ''sara no
a. euye onico ailmsnio ron las car
nfi o. animiisl musrtos. ante l. asque
fosa Eefaeiaaa Del ave d5msstlea ds
qae Fey = ecuBarms
a. n apstsrida gaiiina. "A aus pre-
senia nd piuma Goa nupTsnaeia a Ia
''fnmoaa" aura
Maestro avs ds coHal mal llamada
al. pcrgus ~ ena ca lor campos san
ninrnn sucisTIo. ~ simsnta tambitn
e eafnes pooridas. euando las halla:
- psrdenar ics Euaaaos cue en- IA mis-
"a - aeitan. pues dtvora tstos con
mayef tnsif qus n eomida sana.
Murcifia9cs. ratensa. lagartos cien-
tsBith fneafarhas. mafipoaas. toda ela
- es rnsanot . inssetos cue puede con
seEur. nen alimsniss para ella. Debie
"a si pepartamsnto De Agriculture ha
esria hEsraf entire las avss cue bene-
hgian Al agFieuiter
~ iar Ts conruTir por iis mahanas
q ioa ords4adsTos (sl csTea de- sstos las
hayl. yen1o a. Vaea sn Eara y lusgo
tfngnn rems ~ fueran ETanos ds maiz.
Yo hs tsnido ds estas aves he
eh,srvade euidedosamsnis "a vida y
eesiumbgess eto me a. autoridaa para
pubiiear &c trahaio ain nspararme on
nafa O. Il vsrdad.
tnabfis gnf hacs h Ealiina euando
risnis eaior3 - bada ca 81 polvo. que
- a deelr ds ioa higisnlftas. Fl ele.
nento danas ~ desarroiian los micro
oiss o. muehas snfermsdadss
Mi plnma 20 Fsaiats q ssAalar otra'
crsiumbrea DE- IA gaiiina. p0rqus neran
ny auras IA frasss cue habria a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17

Sc que llega tempo. De hecho no
principia actuar en- La epoca presen
te, nj en- los tiempos pasados, sino
cuando fueron madres, por primera
vez las primeras mujeres Basando
nos en- ese principle han realizado su
tarea silenciosamente secretamente,
con mayor menor eficiencia efica-
cia. IC6mo? Amanda. ....
-Soportando ese ominoso yugo que
siempre ha llevado no como una bes-
tia bruta inconsciente, como algu-
nos suponen sino como un ser mas o
menos inteligente y resuelto, con esa
saba Y santa resolution que emana
de ese puro amor a los hijos que Sc
transforms en- deber, y deber que. Sc
transforma en- virtud, virtud que lie ha
dado talento sabidurfa. Y saba es
toda mujeE, que Sc aparta de 10 vulgar
y encamina sus .pasos v los de sus hi
jos por la senda del bien, convirtien=
do estos en- factores de progreso pa
ra 81 y para sus semejantes, pues las
buenas obras, sabido es que trascien-
den a La sociedad en- general, a la hui
manidad entera. Pero va hoy Ia pa
ciente criada ha conquistado derechos
por 'haber cumplido deberes. Desde
luego que ell fruto no esta maduro del
todo, no puede estarlo, pero hay bue
nos granos maduros y en- saxon entire
la verde hojarasca Sus ideas seran
lplantadas como bpenas simientes en- ell
campo que ,debe preparar la mujer, pa
ra conseguir su propia salvaci6n su
propio porvenir. Asi Sc prepare el es-
piritu para gozar de ese tan deseado
estado de paz moral, precursor de la
Libertad, Fraternidad Igualdad, que
nos predicara Cristo, conseguir de
esa manera la regeneration del mum
do, que es la sagrada mission de la
mujer. =
Sinceramente creemos que la mujer
llega tempo. ,Tiene aspiraciones ele
vadas, santas y justas. Posee asimis=
mo talento natural alguna instric-
ci6n y educacion que debe ampliar pa
ra que fue creada. Hay timidez EN- Ia
generalidad de elias, falta de orienta-
cion, de buena orientaci6n, pero no
significa NADIA comparable con ell amor
de su corazon, la bondad de su alma,
la lucidez de su espiritu, su talento
y abnegaci6n. Lo que falta es que pom
ga en- juego esas ,hermosisimas virtu-
des para principiar, para que triunfe
en- mas o menos tempo. Cultivando su
inteligencia, enriqueciendo su espiritu,
ascendera por luminosa escala, des-
de muy alto lie dira al hombre, su ideal
~ amoroso compafero:
-iAscended!
lie tendera las manos, le abrira los
brazos, lie dara su coraz6n, enton-
ces, dira Ell hombre:
-Mucho te debo, pues fuiste madre,
angel que velaste mi cnna, me incul-
caste sentimientos de amor, de paz, de
justicia y de redenci6n, me preparaste
para entenderte, y por ella, to amo. -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
no HPUNTES
q t:MONlENTO
I'll momento tragico

CLOS de eztancamiento brutal; mil afioi
De eataltplica quietud. durante los cua
lss pas6 81 tempo sin dejar huella, co
mo pasa el aura s0hre las arenas abra
zadas del desierto.
y vino el Renaeimiento con sus i'm
petns y sus ereaciones. con sus conquis
tas y sua glorias. a reanudar un paren
tests cue enceEraba un evono viyido. y
"a hios0fia eseal6 alturas desconocidas
Ia riencia desnud6 Ia Naturaleza gozaI
90 de sus cncant0s mas ocultos come
virgen que - entrega en- extasis de arrC
bau4ento; y los horizontes de la vidl
81 dilataron hasta confines inconmen
sufahleA
tPero es que estamos en- plena nora
cion de ProgresO2 Lo negamos en- alb
soiuto. In plenO sigio Xxx hemos EN-.
prendido una marcha regresiva a los
tiempos de los eesares Los Alejandros
no fueron Al 0riente en- busca de las le
Clones de Dario. Los Bucefalos estampa
ron sus huellas calcinantes en- occidente
~ las hordas sanguinarias. en- blbsante
borrachera de dominic. desolaron una
eivilizacion y eseupieron al rostro de
una humanidad sumisa y ab6lica.
fero las epocas tienen sns hnmanida-
oes y las huusanidades tienen sus epo-
cas-. IA humanidad de este siglo ha
aprendido mucho en- su doloroso via
erueis de hambres y de ignominias Y
81 pensamiento lanza rayos cuyos 1.-Two
res ~ refTactan en- el horizonte y notan
ga IA atmosfera como nnbes ineendia
rias. pFecursoras dc grandes cataclismos.
q 81 momento tragieo en- que la huma-
nidad. canada de ahogar sus hambres
en Ia cobardla del sileneio y m.tigar
aas dolores ca Ia anOdina sOledad de sus
tfistezas, no - eonfOrna va con una Ii.
mosna de trigo y aoeite espectaculos
maeabros dc anhteatro.
Ia hnmanidad actual. instigada por
aus hambres anaer6nieas. sus sufrimien-
tos ancestros y por el dolor de sus la
gadAs espaidas. se irgne cOnvulsa anne
nazante en- sublime gesto de rebeldia,
y Feelama sn puesto en- Ell festin de Ia
vida. donde hasta ahora solo tuvieron
aaiento los anhtriones que. en- Ia hos
eosidad de sus laboriosas digestiones,
~ olyidarOn de que abaio. en- el arroyo
de los infortunios. lloraba una huma.
nidad haio 81 azote de los inviernos y
del hambre.
sono Ia hora del monsnto tragico Y
ha1o Ia briilante luz de las auroras nue.
vas. los tEonos van tomando. como par
ie de encantamiento. formas de cadal-
10. Y las tanicas purpdreas de la tiara
, del eetro. van tornandose negras, muy
negras' como IA hopa de los ajusticia.
dos
Andres q. oOLBERG.
cabo Rojo. p X.
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rritorio postal para franquear las car
tas impresas con el mismo m6todo que
cada nacion aplica al trafco interior.
Los Gobiernos de PERU Bolivia
han dirigido una nota a la Secretaria
de la Liga de las Naciones pidiendo
que la Asamblea de Ginebra revise los
Tratados de, 1893 y 1904, acordados en-
la Replblica de Chile.
Todos los peri6dicos concuerdan EN-
que los actos publicos en- honor del pa
DIRE de la patria han resultado esplen-
didos Los diarios Sc fehcitan de esa
grandiosa apoteosis.
Ell echo de Paris'' dice que es
possible que los Estados enemigos Sc
les adnita en- la Liga de las Naciones.
Ell Gobierno de Inglaterra parece que
Sc inclina a favor de Alemania para
que esta entire en- ell referido ORGANISING.
M Leygues, jefe del Gobierno
frances, ha dado ordenes los represen
tantes de Francia para que Sc retiren
Embellishments de la Conferencia, ca
so que Inglaterra vuelva insistir So
bre este asunto. En- cuanto Austria
Bulgaria, Francia adoptara una acti-
tud mas clemente, case que, como Sc
pretende, ingresen tambi6n en- la Liga
de las Naciones.