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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-26
TEXAS LAND TO BE IDLE ON ACCOUNT OF
 HIGH COST OF LABOR

k FORT WORTH, Tex. March 26.- FThousands of acres of fertile Texas land are not being put under culti- vation this year because of the high cost of labor, augmented by the "enormous" wages paid by oil com panies i'll West Texas, according to D. E. Lyday. president of the Texas Farmers Union. Unseasonal rains have lessened this years acreage, he said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-26
FORMER PRESIDENT TAFT HAS CANADIAN CANE
 253,000 YEARS OF AGL

EDMONTON, Alta. March 26.- Former President Taft owns walk ing stick that is 250.000 years old.
 Prof. AV. c. Foster of spokane a few years ago discovered stump in peat bed amid glacial~drift i,i the valley of. Old Man river. South ern Alberta.
 Pref, Foster took the stump home to Spokane and when the Spokane people. on one cf Mir. Taft's visits, wanted to give him unique pres ent. they had cane fashioned from the wood The walking eiiek cut from the tree that may once' have sheltered the mastodon and the per CdaciI is valued at $5,0h9
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-26
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS

the most delightful and whimsical stories ever transferred to the screen. The direction is by Robert Vignola and the original novel was written by George Weston. Clever Marion Fairfax put it into screen form
 > Of course the herine has adven- lures and, equally of course she before she gets through with her pilgrimage. She doesn't find grand nother-but after all. for young and romantic girl, possibly hus- band and fortune are more to be desired
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-26
Many Women Use
 Glycerine Mixture

Juneau. women will De surprised at the INSTANT pleasant action of simple glycerine, buckhorn bark. etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka One spoonful relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or sour stomach. Reca use Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel it often cures consti- patton and prevents appendicitis. One lady reports herself CURED Of q bad case of bowel trouble and con stipation. Buter-Mauro O., Drug sists. (AdyeriisameDt)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-26
NOT AN EASY TASK
 FOR "A HEROINE .a TO FIND GRANDMA

Have you eyer gone forth in an
 automobile with 2 dog, q cat and a ehotgun. looking for grandmother?
 tThat is what the. heroine of You Never Saw Such AGirP new Paramount photoplay, at the Liberty for the, last time tonight. under takes to do, Vivian Martln has the leading role and really, 1t is said to be one of
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-26
SCHOOL PERIODICAL DELAYED

The "Gastieau Breeze" which should have been ready for publica- tion today was temporarily held up by last weeks vacation and so will not be ready until next Friday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-26
DRAMATIC REHEARSALS
 BEGIN

Active practice began at the school house last evening for the prepara- tfon of the High School play. "The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary" Miss Elizabeth Thompson and w. Arthur Steele. instructoirs, will direct the production. About ten of the high school students compose the cast.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-26
ON BUSINESS TRIP

l.. s. Ferris Is on second busi- ness trip to Ketchikan this week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-26
DANCING CLASS NOTICE

A series of dancing classes will begin Saturday night at the Eagles Hall under the direction of Mrs. l. A. Rosselle. The order of classes are: Beginning at ' o'clock, ad- yanced pupils at s o'clock and so- cial dancing from 3 til! !2. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-26
STEEPLEJACK FALLS 80 FEET AND LOSES ONLY FEW
 MINUTES FROM HIS WORK

CALDWELL, Kans., March 2G.-- An S0-foot fall from smokestack of the local electric light plant by Jim Williams of Wichita, stack builder and steeplejack, merely de- layed operations five minutes and he was back on the job. Falling head first. Williams struck guy wire which broke the fall. and he landed feet first in some mud, un- injured.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-26
COMING FOR VISIT

MT and Mrs. J W. Stoft are ex- pected to arrive on the Jefferson this evening for visit with Mrs. Stoft's parents. Mir. and Mrs. II. NJ uceth
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-26

Steam baths and massage for ladies only. Mrs. Wm. Swartzen- berg, phone 452, Douglas. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-26
NOTICE TO VOTERS

The registration books for quali- fled voters of the voters of the City of Juneau, Territory of Alaska, for the year nineteen hundred and twenty 1920), are now open in the City Clerks Office in the City Hall, and will remain open until Satur- day, April 3rd, 1920, at the hour of five o'clock pm. of said day. All persons desiring to vote at the regu- lar municipal election to be held April 9th, 1920. should register now, as persons not registered will not be permitted to vote.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska February 2S, 1920.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

|akarja . csaladjat IS mem akarja
|t6bbe kitenni az ipari berek yal,
ttozasafb6l es a sztrajkokb6l 'eredd
zavaroknak, kellemet tlensegeknek
es minduntalan elofordnl6 nun
kanelkdlisegnek, ugy jojjon lie On
is Californiaba, legyen a maya
llra, a. maya gazdaja. Biztositsa
oilmaganak es csaladjanak az
anyagi fiiggetlenseget. es teremt-
sen meg egy szebb es boldogabb
jovot.
Az amerikai magyarsag Macy
reszc eddig azert vonakodott
farmra menni, inert nagyon Ell
volt hagyatva. Nagyon be volt
ekelve az idegenek koze. Buda-
pesten es k0rnyeken mem. lesz ell
hagyatva. OFT a farmerek ameri-
kai magyar farmerek es a varos
amerikai magyar wares lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

Az or0kos nyar hazajaban, nap
sugaras Californiaban egy vi va
roska van Ialakuloban. A varos
neve: BUDAPEST. A varost
az amerikai magyarok epitik meg
0nmaguknak. Az amerikai ma
gyaroke lesz oft minden: a keres-
kedesek, meszaros, borbely, eli
pesz, szab6, 6ras, divat 4es grocery
iizletek, ettermek, hotelek, ban
kok. Magyar templomokban ma
gyarul fognak imadkozni es ma
gyar iskolakban magyarul is fog,
max lStanulni gyermekek.
Budapest az amerikai magysrokt
lesx,
Els magyar varos k0rnyeken
amerikai magyar farmerek tele.
pednek le. Magyar farmerek fog.
jak taplalni, fejleszteni, naggyi
es, Aragz6va tenni Budapestet.
Negyvenezer aker fold varjs
oft az ameril1ai magyar farmere
ket. Kesz termofoldek, amelyt
ken csak folytatni kell gazdal
kodast. Es mindenki olyan gaz
dalkodast uzhet, amilyet legjob
ban kedyel, amihez legjobbar
ert.
Otezer aker kesz termo gyG
m0lcs0s van. Valogathat benne
hogy milyent akar venni: naran
csost, citromost, grapefruitost
barackost, vagy szilyast. Gyi
m0lcs termeset "a piacra Sc kel
yinni, oft helyben megveszik
nagy penzeket fizetnek erte. e.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
Rudapssten Is k6rnyeken.

Olyan az eghajlat, amelynek
,alig van parja nemcsak Califor-
Iniahan, hanem az egesz vilagon.
Kanikula soha sincsen es a leg
|melegebb nyari napokon is az Ell
|szakak olyan husek, j6 szolgala-
tot tesz takar6, ha valaki a
|szabadban alszik. Viszont soha
|sincsen tel, hiszen januarban es
februarban erik naracs es tell
Ih6napokon at is epen ugy dolgez-
hat ingujjban szabadban, mint
|nyaron at.
Budapestnek es kornyekenek az
iv6vize kitiin0. A legpompasabb
iide, kristalytiszta hegyi viz.
| Budapest fekvesenek nincsen
parja. Ket vasuti es egy villamos
vasuti allomasa van es harom fo
Bulevard megy keresztiil rata.
Egy tizezer lakosu varos San
lBernandino csak nyolc mertfold-
nyire van, egy mask nagy varos
huszezer lakosu Riverside csak
tiz mertf0ldnyire van, mig nyu-
gat legnagyobb varosa Los An
geles mind0ssze negtvenot inert
f0ldnyire van. Valamennyi varost
a vasutakon Xviii villamos. vasut
tai is ell lehet erni. =
Budapest egy olyan kozponton
fekszik, amelynek parjat mem ia
1lalja meg egesz Californiaban. 4
harom Bulevardon, amely keresz
till megy rata, ezer es ezer aut'
megy naponta, a turistak szazez
! rel haladnak ell oft es feloranken
mennek az aut0-omnibuszok, a
melyek par centert nehany per
alatt viszik be a k0rnyekbel
Macy vafosokba.
lIy.egyen on is Budapest farmer
Most mar csak az amerikai ma
gyarsagon fiigg valasztas. HI
tovabb akarja magat es csaladla
gy0torni, ha tovabb akarja eges2
seget rongalni, ugy csak marad
Jon keleten es folytassa mum
kajat a gyarak fiistos levegoJd
ben, a banyak dohos melyeben.
De ha vissza akarja szerezni a
egeszseget, ha meg akarJa hose
cyahh;tan; az eIafet. Ila biZtOSitan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

Husz ezer aker szSll0f0ld van.
Ha szollo miivelessel 6hajt fog
lalkozni, lit van a legjobb aka
lom. Akinek husz aker sz0ll6je
van az ezereseket tehef felre a
bankjaba minden esztendGben,
inert olyan nagy a kereslet cali.
formal szollo utan, hogy laban
megveszik a termest es aranya
kat fizetnek erte. Ha mem ert a
SOLO muveleshez, harom even a.
Idijtalanul kezeljiik a sz3llGjet, a
mig beletanul On is.
Tizen6t ezef aker elsS rangr
szant6f0ld0n amely olyan sim;
mint az asxtal, mindent termel
het, amt csak akar a gabonat6
es lucernat6l kezdve gyapotig
E szant6foldeken evek ota ter
melnek, ugy, hogy csak folytat
/ nj kell rajtuk a gazdalkodasa.
K0nnyii torlesztessel vehet
bi1'tokot.
A foldeket mem kell egyszerr
kifizetni. A legkonnyebb t0rles7
teseket allapitottuk meg, hog
lehetove tegyiik minden amerika
magyarnak AIT, hogy Oft folde
yasaroljon. A f0ldek mind ell van
max latva 0nt0zesekhez sziiksege
yizcsovekkel.
.Aki szereti az allattenyesztes1
;Hetezer fajdiszn6, sok ezer csil
he, tehen, lo es 0szver all lete
lepulSk rendelkezesere. Onkol'
'saas,ii segi arban adjuk at, inert a lett
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
Vajjon !?

Lenge meg Karpatokon harom szinu z2ss6,
Hangos lesze berce volgye zerg1 magyar dalt6i.
En- remelem, adja listen kis faum magyar lesz,
Soka zsarnok cseh mem lesz Arpad nepe felett.
Lesz ra id6 Karpatokbol kyerjhk csehet,
Youngstownban kesz mar rea egy ks magyar sereg
Fenyves Karpatok aijaban Mnnkacs dics3 vara,
Szomoruan tekint lie szerencsi ronara.
Hos Rak6cy 6si feszke eEerszer scent nekink,
Eskiszink hogy csehet abban csak rab ancon tirink
A munkacsi varnak kelet oidalan
Gyaszba olt0zve egy Turul madar.
Gyaszolja Magyar megcsonkut hazajat,
Sajnalja id5k mosti unokajat.
Gy0rgy Tam&s East Youngsto
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
KARoLYI MHALY ALL.Asr KEREs.

R6mAb6l jelentik, hogy Karolyi Mi
haly gr6f, aki jelenleg Firenzeben tar
t6zkodik, egy hiriapir6vai folytatott
beszelgetes soran kijelentette, hogy
penziigyileg annyira rosszul all, hogy
kenytelen lesz maganak allast keresni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

\ = 4 I Z y d i
J6jj6n On is es legyen egyike
azoknak, akik naggya, viragzova
teszik az amerikai magyar Buda-
pestet. Irjon meg ma nekiink es
mi fordulo p6staval magyar nyel-
ven valaszolunk onnek. Elmon-
dunk mindent reszletesen az anne
rikai magyar farmer kploniar6l
es az amerikai Magyar Budapest
rol. - Cimiink:
HUNGARIAN COLONIZATION
" COMPANY
BUDAPEST, CALIFORNIA.
Post office: FoNTANA, Cal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

llepdl6k reszere vannak azok
ltartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

Gyorgy Tsimas tEast Youngstown.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-02

this article imposes an obligation on all members of the league. Article 10 differs from all others in it's first sen- tence, for it makes no reference to assembly or council. An obligation is placed upon all members of the league to preserve the political independence other league member when sub ject to external aggression The obli- gatio1 is imperative and immediate. The second sentence, which gives to the council the power to advise as to the means of fulfilling the obligation does not in the least remove the sobli- gatlon of the guarantee and a guaran- tee of boundaries and 1npendence given by ono country to another means practically the use of force- of the army and navy of the guaran- teeing power. That is what such a guarantee in practise always means. That is what MT. Wilson understood by the guarantee, for two years ago when addressing the Polish, Ruman- ian and Jugo-Slav delegations at Paris. speaking on that occasion to directly, the President asserted that if the frontiers laid down at Versailles were assailed then the United States would make it's fleets and armies pass the seas and defend the assailed na- tion, provided only that this Nation accepted the provisions of the treaty.
 Menace to U. S.
 To sum up in few words, Article 10 imposes an immediate obligation on the United States to use her ar mics and navies whenever the polit- ical independence or territorial ipteg- rfty of a member of the league is subjected to external aggression; that is, is invaded by another power, no matter how justifiable the act of the invading power may be. It amounts to saying that we must defend with our military forces, without any op
 portunity for judgement on our own part, the political independence and the boundaries, many of them still unsettled, of every member of the league. The menace to the United States involved in Article 10 cannot reservation and afl that reservation did was to relieve the United States from any obligation under Article 10 and left us absolutely free to refuse to fulfill the obligation imposed by the first sentence of the article if the Congress saw fit to do so. The reser- vation made us the judges of whether we should carry out the guarantees of Article 10 or not and in case of our refusal this reservation prevented it's being a breach of the treaty or breach of the obligation. In other words, it reserved the rights of America so that American soldiers or American sailors could not be sent to any war to sacrifice their lives except by the untrammeled, unfettered com- mand of their own country expressed through the Constitutional represent atives of the people. This reserva- tion the President condemned and re- fused to accept. He would not per- init any reservation to Article 1O which he's called the 'heart of the covenant" In my judgement no American who is not willing to have American soldiers and sailors sent to any country in the wor1d4to fight and die in quarrels which do not concern them could possibly accept a treaty which contained Article 10 with its fatal and intolerab1e obligation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-02
ALMANAC FOR SUNDAY
Don't Let That Cold Get The Better of You

If that persistent cough or cold is fastened on you at this season of the year it may lead to serious results.
 Your doctor would tell you that the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-02

Art1cIe TO, in my judgement, inl- poses an individual oeIiga ton which would authorize any member of the league whose territory was subject to external aggression to call on the United States to fulfil it's guarantee and that the fact that other guaran- tors were not asked to intervene would not effect the individual mem- bcr of the league. Bu the fatal ob- lection to Article 10 rests on much broader grounds than this. Admit if you please, that the proposition of an Individual obligation is arguable thare can ha no Jnoesihla A---,-At -1--A
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-02
l1s $s5s ST BELLOWS '3s srsE:ssr %z5s 10 Rue St.
 LEADING MILLINERS
BEAUTIFUL IMPORTED MODEL HATS
 ON EXHIBITION HERE

These hats purchased by MT. Dillon during his recent visit to These the hansonest hats before shown in Bridgeport. You will always the Partisan Hats and Novelties first at Dillons. We keep constantly touch with Paris that whenever novelty in headwear out hasten to it for stocks. This is the only establishment ill Bridgeport that imports models direct from Paris Our styles al ways in advance of those shown elsewhere.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-02
JACOBSON LEADs LEAGUE.

Merwin Jacobson, of the Baltimore Orioles, sets new mark for total hits this season. Last year he led the league in hits with POS. This season he has passed that mark and the final averages will show him with 230 to his credit. Back in 1897 Waffle Kee1er, as an Oriole, made PAS hits in the season.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-02

soothing. healing clements in Father Johns Medicine are exactly what he would prescribe for such a. condition.
 The value of Father Johns Medi- cine has been proven by more than sixty years of success. It soothes and heals the breathing passa ges and, because of the nourishing food ele- ments it contains, help to rebuild wasted tissue and gives new strength with which to rebuild health. Get rid of that cold or cough now, before it is too late.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-02

Coast league. Before that he was regarded as the poorest "chucker" in the organization from the point of
 games won and lost. But Brenton
 had confidence. He laughed at disap-. pointments and became a star.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-02
PRISE PITCHERo

IS A ssSURPRISE PITCHER"
 On the Pacific coast, Pitcher Bren- ton, the Reds newly acquired hurler. was called fThe Surprise Pitcher. came one of the best twirlers ih the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-02
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-08
Areeibo despide earihosa-
mente al captain | Lopez
de Aria

dijo frases lie cariio para el amigo
que Sc ansentaba y. para el Sr. RAJ
fael =. Dfaz, qtiien Eienes a gcompar-
tir. con posotros la vida arecibeiia iue
20 ei- Conandante MarXuach Sc ma
5nifesto ialtpmente inspirado, haclen-
do Hna brillante apologfa del deber
understandable de aqnellos que lle-
~yan 5sobre sus hombros los galones
del inando: don Manolo Delgado, en-
.nolnbre de- la celonia cspanola, reite-
r6 sus sfmpatTas al Captain Lopez de
Azla, Sc sincere ante el Sr. Dfaz "
ofraci6 sus iniciatiYas 81 elias lie .eran
necesarias para el anejer desenvolyi-
miento de sus planes policiacos; Sc
levant1 Lopez de Azia, Y nos di0 to-
do sIl. dolor ante los momentos que
le exigen la ausencia Immediate para
Guayama V agradeci6 el homemade
que lie rendiamos Y las atenciones que
lie habla dispensado la sociedad are
cibeila;s ell TeAiente Garcia de Que
vedo nos dijo frases-. encomidsticas
pof la, deferencia de que habfa sido
objeto tribute cariiloso abrazo a
los dos capitanes de la P0licfa fieles
ctinplidores del deber El DR.. Rive
ra sAulet, sc expndi0 en- considera-
clones de 0rden pri2ado. que fueron
acogidas con aplausos ardorosos. y
el Sr. Arturo NicoIau, cerr6 el acto
aIneao e inelvidable. dando en- nom
bre de los concurrentes y de la prem
sa, Ia 5iellvenida al Cap. Rafael B.
Dfaz, Y el tlfste adi0s de. las despedi-
das al Capitdn Lopez de Azt1a.
A las 'doce y media de la noche Sc
ttrlnih6 'el 'BrifIante festival; la no
che calmada nos ofrecfa ell misterio
de sus sombras v ell placer de sus
perfumes nos flimos a escucfiar el
mar en- su eterna serenata, alla en- Ell
paseo Victor R0iQs.
Los amigos fntimos del Captain
Lopez de Alta lamentan su partida,
Y ante ella le desean que en- Guaya-
ma, tenga los mismos exitos a que
ft6 acredor aquf, por ,su caballerosi
dad por la unprecedented que puso
Ell todos slls actos por la liberali-
dad de. su caraeter. tH%
4 Recibat Lopez de- Aztia la expression
de5nueStio sentilniento ante SUI parti-
ida, y crea que sinceFamente lie guar
,darem0s zen el 'seno de las amistadeS
iverdadeFas. ~ tte'' 2
h3lAl nueyo jefe de la policia ell esta
ciudad, qe. fdeSeamos 9xitos en- sus
eInpglos y sepa que aiquf estamos dis
nuestos IA cooperar con 6l, .en .t0do
aqAello alie3 NOS pueda liecesitar.
gb GlGayama 'tSta de e1i1ofabiiena coil
Ella tRaslado def "Capitafi %I6pez de
4Azl1as. y debs fellcitarse deI tener en-
SILL seno a iuh c6rrecto 'funci6nario
pdblico.a "a, r. it}1'.' -
d sh-a.ds.a .GoRREsPoNs4L.. i.
0ctubre de 1920 sl..,t i, = u,
~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-08

Con motixo de ser trasladado al
disfrito de Guaxama el Captain de IA
IiRolicla ST.. salvador G. Lopez de
AzJia, Sc fectu6 uil banquete fptimo
leas I'll resforaairt Mi, que reyistio Ia
fespselididez de los grandes actos fra
teppaIes.
La seciedad de Arecibo, en- sus va
| rifs srcpfesentaci6lies le rindio' tnl
silnpatico homenaje al Sr. Lopez de
Aida, que dalrapte dos anes conVivi6
con nosotros coadyuvando al esfuer-
zos de todos para que la ciudad del
fo3elisco s.gu.era s:etldU la villa SUI
preina.
i Al banqucte concurrieron los 81
'ffguientcs caballerOs:f rs
,Ei Sr. Don Manuel Delgado, presidefl-
lie del Casino Espahol, en- nombre de
teste; s, - 49,,
ST. Don Alfonso Alfonzo, gerente
del Banco Comercial Ell esta ciudad,
1 por u Balrcas;
sr. Don Francisco .Aguirre, de la
tirma L. Aguirre y Co.;
II Sr- Don Francisco de Leon. Lcdo.
en- fagmacia
Sr, Don Manuel rYaaquez, de- ila Iill-
sdustrial NJ. .ydzquez " Co.;
i ST.. Don Rafael Aulet, Conisionado
Municipal de sanidad, y ell senor
Arturo .NicoIau 1imenez, en- represen-
tacioBllle la Prensa,
Fueron rIiuespedes de honor, el Co
mandante Marxuach,d del ejercito re.
/ gular. americana Y e Dr. A. Garcia
de Qdevedo, teniente tambien del eier
cito .aihsrieane " eli aGapitan de la Po
lilidfa Sr. Don Rafael Bs,,Dfaz, quien
viene "A Hrcerse cargo de las fuerzas
policiacas de esta ciGdad. .
Los caballeres expresados arl1ba,
ofrendaron al Captain Lopez de
.tzlia ull magnlfico reloi de orc, con
sus iniciales,yla fecha en- que ,llego Il
esta ciudad, v Ia fecha eli que, nos
abandona, frnlando todos, los concu-
|
rrentes una tarjeta en la que Sc ex-
presaba, el sentimient0 amafgo, al yer
partirs hacia otfo distrito, a un Official
que es orgrlllo' 4. qe Y polfiefa e que sp7
30 eaptaEse las simpatfas dc todos los
habitantes de Arecibo. So. ~.
Pedro Mir. I'm ,artista en- el arte
cullnario. nos siryi36r .el siguiehte
Menu, que .t{..i fue admirable; q ilabPll e2;l 6r
Entremes sapehich6p de. yich,;
jam6n' 'planchadoj sial sar{{lIipas {{lIilpas espaflo5
las; aceitunas,. rdbanos y mantequl-
1la lrefada. - ,'...'.,'.-'. ~. '''.
ssopaya la real; Pescad9 a la BaX95-
mesa; afroz l9 paSslltai epf'llaq{a lIaq{ i.
rqsa 1ls palomas q la iiardiinpeeEa ardiinpee lomo
rjaa la PRrochet; lechopcilllo 4 la, capi5.
tara Postress frpptas RI natural e4
aim almiDarii Dra9ri tatbaeos tb8afo eafs, ara !. ID
FL ST. AlfQpyo, ,lpidiio fpesa, .Alombra,
do toast-mqster iel, Srn Arturo Mico-
Tau lo=due fue aprebade. ,ccncediendo
este Ia paIabra nj Sr Tazauaz nuien
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-08
FARMAcIAs.

PodemOs economizar dinero los
farmaceutieos prOporeionandoIes bom-
bas dep6sitos para ell despacho de
alcohol, aceites, trementina, gIicerina,
etc. Desde hasta so galones de ca
,pacidad.
LUCAS BLANCo & CO.,
San Juan. Puerto Rico.
= Advt.