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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-11
TlSK
SChVALIL DOPlS
VIKOMTA GREYE
Ma Ia to, re zmirni profit
anglickou agitaci v
Americe.

Londyn, s. anora. - yatahy me,
Ia Spojenymi staty o Anglii jsor
~ptedmetem lvsh Q depesi. jea pc
nekolik dni jsou otiskov&ny lon,
dynskymi aasopisy. Nskterf 2 Ga.
sopisn pfinesly dlouhe depcse oil
svych americkych correspondent,
se zminkami o dopisu vikomia
Greye, v ktertm tento p~rohlasil, Re
Anglie je oehotna pfijmouti vyhra.
10y X Svazu ndrodI, navrhoyane a.
merickym senatem, .iakoz j o ne.
ldavnem prohlaseni sekretafe Glas-
Ise.
Depesc tyto sd6luii, Re silna
prot Anglii je vedcna We
ISpojenych Statech n zc casopisy,
kter6 .jsou proti takove Rampant,
soudi, re dopis vikomta Greye pfi-
Sci prave We yhodny cas- n Dude mi.
Il zajiste IA nasledek zmirnIni te-
to kampane. O~dporutuji APPEL an
glickeho statnika k spravedlivamu
uvazeni. Zvlastni depese pfinesly
'casopisy Times, Morning Tele-
graph a Daily Mail. Posltze jme-
novany casopis s9udf, Re America
zaujme spravne stanovisko k Sva-
IN narodii, avsak must j byti do
voleno, ably ucinila TAX v case. KITE
~ 81 sama zvoli.
Casopis Chronicle shoduje Sc v
nahledu $ vikomtem Greyem, re iel
lepsi 1cast Spojenych Statd ma
narodd "a jakSchkoliv pod
minek neil nedcast. Morning|
Post ma druh6 strane povazuje|
Svaz narodd "a nebezpecneisf An
glii nezli Spojenym StatIm a ne
souhlasi s vikomtem Greyem, kte-I
ry schyaluje americke vyhrady.I
Ma "a to, re vyhrady tyto nemo-
hou situaci nikterak zlepsiti a Re il
jine narodnosti mohou zadati
zvlastni vyhrady, bude-li Spoje.
Statdm dovoleno, ably vston.
do Svazu "a zvlaStnich WI
lrad.
Take posudek o prohlaseni SCI
Sretafe Glasse ohledne dalsich phil
EEK evropskym narodnm Sc rilzni.
.ektere casopisy uznavaii, re SCI
Glass mluvil opatrn6, jine
lituji, re "nevyjadfil Sc pfiz-
a sympaticteji vlci narodim
'vropskym, jiehz pomsry jsou ka-
.astrofdlnf a kriticke." /
Casopisy Times a Telegraph pfi-
protianglickou kampan nal
rub pratel irskych Sim Feinistd,
lvsak posleze jmcnovany casopisl
oudi, re agitace tato nebude miti|.
'livu ma anglo-americke styky, jez,
'rzy stanou Sc normalnimi. Case
us Times soudl, Re cinnost nepfa-
vici Anglii se'nevybouiila
re zvysi Sc pfi volebnf agitaci.
,icmene veff v obnovenf pfatel- :
vztahd. Stezuje 81 pax do IL I,
okd jistych tiid proti Americe a
'rohlasuje, re jsou krajne nebez- ,
'ecne a skodlive snaham pc OBJ ,
ovenl co nejpfatelstsjsich stykd /,
lezi ob6ma zem6mi. |,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-11
Scandinavia nebude
obchodovat &c sovxtem

Kodsh, I. dnors. D&nsko,
|Norsko, Gvtdsko q Finsko prohla-
silly, IL neobnoH obchodnich stykt
|se scvStskym Ruskem, dokud RI,
ske dluhy pffsluSniktm jmenova-
|nych nlrodd nebudou saplaceny a.
nebo aspoh zaruceny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-11
HOSPODARSKA 81.
TUACE EVROPY Sc
STALE ZHORSUJE
Spojene Staty jsou vine.
ny z ~vysokych cen Ii
votnich potreb.

Londyn, Z. dnora. - Hospodd
skt nesnaze cele Evropy zhorsu
Sc kaideho dne pies vseehny D,
kusy pfislusnych einitela o obn,
vent normalniho iivota O posky'
mutt vsemu lidu aam1stnani. 2,
Tim co stdinici a financnici ysnu.
vseehny sve snahy urychleni pro
dukce, obnoveni stability mezini
rodni vymsny. a v zaimu zruser
vsech valecnych ~obmezeni, libr
sterlingn, Frankly, marky. korun,
a llry nepfetrzite poklesavaji. &c
ny vsech zivotnich nezbytnosti vsl,
de stoupaji.
Angle zauiima stejnou posici
este evropskych financich jake A
merika We stycfch s Anglii. Hlavn
east evropskych nakupn dele S,
prostrctnictvfm Londyna % an.
elicii financnici 81 uvedomuii. Il
pfipade zlepseni svt vnIuty mel
by velike risky pfi obchodoyan
Sc sifedni Evropou, .jeiiz penizc
nepochybne pc delsi dobu budor
zaujimati nevShodnou posici.
Vseobecny neklid vsude NIUE
byti pfipisovan spatne hospodaf.
ske situaci. Zfejma antipathie
Angle vici Spojenym Statim "a.
vihoyana ie hlavna pfedpokladem,
ae Amerika .je pencil nadufelym a
p~ieziyenlm kolossem. Lid vseo-
becne vsfi, re Amerika .jc toho phi.
cinou, re musi platiti TAX nesl5cha.
ne v.ysoke ceny "a vsechny zivotni
nezbytnosti, a re jistfch veci ie
nedostatek.
Pozoruhodnou zpravu o hospo.
dafskych pomerech podal Sir Viii
liam Goode zahranicnimu minister.
sivu pc vykonani inspekcni cesty.
Goode zjistil, re Polsko musi i'm
portoyati pill millionu tun chlebo.
vim pred |. zafim roku 1920. Ze-
me tato jiz uzavfela smlouvy pro.
dodavku 100000 tm ze Spojenych
Statii, avsak dosud neucinila opat.
fcni pro dovoz tohoto zbozi. Pol.
sko take potfebuje Why, bavlny,
zelezne rudy, chemikalii a hnojiv.
Tyfus tn fadi d6sne, aysak zcme
neni 5 to ziskati dostatefnych III.
sob mcdiciny.
Ceskoslovensko rotrebuie tfi-
Get pet tisic tnn chlebovin a 400.
600 tun FRANKFORT pred pffsti skliz.
nj. V zemi tcto je malo utrpeni,
aysak nemoce tn znacn6 iadi. Eel
me potfebuje mediciny, bavlny,
Why a stroji.
Jihoslovansko melo by miti mil
lion tun kukufice, psenice a We.
pfoviny pro vyvoz tohoto roku,
avsak potrebuje bavlny, Why a ho.
toye textilni zbozi.
Rakousko ~potfebuje nutne 632,.
900 tun potravin pred mesicem "a.
rim. Zeme vedle toho potfebova.
ii Dude $4,000 tun uhli pro mad
chazejicf rok. Nyni je vdzny ne
dostatek paliva. Jeho industrie
p~otfebuji surovl material vseho
V Uirach doidc k iliadovsni je-
Ste pred bremen, nepropusti j Jul
goslavie potraviny, "a ktere bylo
jiz zaplaceno. Uhersko potfebuje
nutne $4,000 tun potravin a IL
3 1900 tun pfce. Potfebuje take
uhli, textilni zbozi a zem6delskych
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11

white pressed brick and when com pleted it will be s100000 property and one of the finest and most com modious fraternal lodge homes in Phoenix. that not only the Woodmen will be proud of but a credit to the city and the Salt River valley.
 Last Monday night a class of new members was voted on and many in- teresting reports were made by com mftees and plans made for the greatest gathering of Woodmen and their friends at the I. o. O. F. hall on Mon day night, April 19 at s D. m. All members of Phoenix are urged to be present on Monday night, April 12 and help plan and carry out all the work that has been undertaken.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11

A turban of swirIins baby ostrich feathers m jade green is so dressy in itself that the veil to go with it should be simple hexagonal mesh, or one with just a single figure that stands out on the cheek like beauty spot standard Perhaps that is why I'm just as much interested as anybody in economies, in cutting. off the cor ner here and there. And I shall tell you in this column about the econ omieS that I come across from time to time. I'll start-in minute-by tell ing about such a very practical idea that I got at the Horse show, where Society with a capital 'S' goes.
 But first of all I'm sure you want to know about present tendencies. Are women in New York accepting the French silhouette, the flat back and font, the full pannnier side? Are they wearing the very short skirts of the French models, and the very short sleeves for daytime frocks?
 The best answer, I think is, is Yes and No. That is, the very short skirt and short-sleeve models seems to be gaining ground every day, but at the are not adopting them. That's one of the nice things about modern fashion. It doesn't insist on one style alone. It gives a choice. If you have good ankles and reasonably pretty arms, with a smooth, white skin. you doubt less will adopt the new French model frock, because it gives one the appear ance of being youthful.
 You will see in the sketch that 1 have the new short sleeve in this froclS of mine. You also will note that the sleeve is not only short, but straight and close fitting, the merest cap. And all of that distinguishes the short sleeve of today from previous short sleeves. With this new sleeve, to be in the mode, should be warm gloves which come either just over the wrist or only midway up the forearm, leav ing an expanse of bare arm showing
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11

ing to be held Wednesday, April 2s, at the home of Mrs. Garland B. Couch, Al West Willetta street.
 A demonstration of cooking by the girls of the eighth grade will be given before the Monroe Parent-Teacher aS- sociation at it's meeting Tuesday after noon at the Monroe school. The pro- gram has been announced for 5:f5 o'clock and will open with musical number followed by an informal talk by Mrs. J. c. Norton, president of the Arizona Congress of Mothers.
 The Tempe Woman's club will pre- sent a program on Socialism at it's meeting Friday, Miss Etheleen Kemp of the Tempe high school faculty making the address. Current events will be given in response to thu roll call ana musical numbers will be given during the afternoon. The club has chosen its delegates and alternates to the district federation convention, which meets Tuesday, as follows: Mrs. T. A. An derson, Mrs. H. c. Corson, Mrs. R. J. Flight, Mrs. Tweels Bertleson, Mrs s. J. Carter, Mrs. A. F. Milliken, Mrs Charles Mosier, Mrs. J. T. Peck. Mrs William Goodwin. Mrs. R. J. Shirley, Mrs. c. M. Woodward. Mrs. Byron Redden, Mrs. Paschal Lemons and Miss Frankenberg.
 A special meeting of the College club will be held at 3:30 o'clock Wednes- day afternoon to discuss the program
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11

Chas. Donofrio, L. M Fftzhugh. Clyde Candy, H. J. Gray, D. F. Harbridge
 B. l.. Marks, J. H. McClintock, Geo Mintz, G. L. Motter, A. c. Dodge, w. C. Ellis. A. T. Esgate, w. c. Foster, w. S
 Goldsworthy w. c. Hartranft, l.. F.
 Hewins, T. F. Irvine, W. P. Sears, A. L. Moore, Lloyd Christy, w. l.. Pinney. w A. Work, Pauline O'Neill, w. S. Pick rell, Geo. Goodrich, J. D. Parks.
 AIternates-Mesdam J. M. Aitkin Frank Alkire, Miss s. V. Apperson, F. J Blount, W. E. Boggs. Geo. Brockway, D. H. Burtis, N. L. Carpenter, H. L. Chandler, l.. D. Dameron, B. Lee Pur- vines, N. D. Sanders, c. C.. Smith. Frank Viault, J. J. Sullivan. c. M Scott, J. G. O'Malley, s. H. Mitchell C.. H. Laurence, $. J. Nicholson. E. A
 Marshall, R. Allyn Lewis, C. F. Howard
 l.. L. Harson, w. $. Heflin, Chas. A
 Clark, G. Craver.
 At a meeting of the Daughters of the regent, Mrs. Roland c. Dryer. told those present that she had noticed that chapters in different parts of the coun- try were preparing to celebrate the
 S00th anniversary of the landing of the
 Pilgrims, which will occur in Novem Der. After a discussion by the mem
 bers the regent appointed committee
 to look into the matter of a celebration
 to be held in Phoenix, Mrs. w. F. Ham, nett, the vice regent, as chairman Mrs. w. J. Oliver Mrs. l.. F. Martin
 This committee will report at the meet
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
PYTHiAN SISTERS

Pythian Sisters of Purity Temple No. 9 held regular meeting Tuesday evening. April 6. A large membership being present. Our visiting committee reported the illness of Sisters Howard and Seeman also Brother Ice.
 R. E. Insley. Bernice Insley and Ora Webb were initiated into the order.
 All members are asked 10 bear in mind that on Thursday. April 15 we will give Leap Year dance. All mem- bers are requested to attend and in xite friends. A small admission fee will be charged and proceeds of enter tainment are to go to Armenian relief fund
 A committee was appointed to assist the Knights in the childrens enter tainment to be given Friday, April 30.
 Refreshments were servde after close of lodge and were enjoyed by those present
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11

The things to note ia Miss Brady's frock are the new short sleeves, the short length white glove and the plain bodice to form an effective back iaces.
 The glove gives a pretty chance for showing off bracelets, or ribbon wrist watch, especially the latter, the black of the ribbon being particularly effective against the write of the glove
 The frocl< itself is made quite simp- ly ow two tones of satin-black and pale grey, the black forming the bodice and a panel down both front and back, and the grey the rest. That gives, you see, a straight, slender effect to the line of the figure. The plain, un- trimmed surface of the bodice, with it's Italian necllline, forms a splendid background for ones string of pearls, or any of the variegated bead chains that are so lovely in their soft, bright coIorings, and of which all the shops are full.
 To return to the economy hint men toned above, that I noted at the horse show. AS a matter of fact, it wasn't instituted as an economy, for some of the smarteSt women of the moneyeu class have adopted the idea It is to use angora or brushed wool collars and cuffs on one's long coat or cape. instead of going to the expense of fur. You can use the angOra, which now comes by the yard. or you can buy woody scarf and cut that into proper shape, utilizing the fringe as part of the trimming. Old blue or grey is charming with navy or black. tan with brown or green, and the soft shades against the face are sometimes even more becoming than fur. Thus you may adopt effective and economical trimmings, and know that at the same time they have the seal of sanction of s-r,,. .ar-t iofr
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11

for the coming year. Members are re- quested to make a special effort to be present. The club will be represented at the district federation convention by the following delegates: Dr. Marion Williams, Mrs. Grattan Dougherty, Mrs. c. F. Hart, Miss Elizabeth Camp bell, Dr. Mary Neff, Mrs. Pearl Dibble; alternates: Mrs. Franklin McCluskey, Miss Nell Wilkinson, Mrs Arthur T. Esgate, Miss Beulah Wingfield, Mrs. Kimball Bannister and Mrs. l.. F.. HewinS
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11

work thas the order is doing at this time and the wonderful advancement 1t is making in its care for the orphans and aged members at Topeka and that it has plans and under construction some fine newb uildings that when all the splans are carried out will make it the greatest show place in the west today
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
woopMAN OF THE WORLD

A new home for the WOOdmen or the World in the next year for Phoenix camp No. 5, seems now to be almost an assured fact, as everything toward that end seems to be coming the right way, with the two-story building, 50 by 137 feet, with a deep basement un- der the entire building and extending 10 feet under the sidewalk on south and west side of building making the basement 50 by 147 feet.
 The building is to be of reenforced concrete structure and faced with
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
ZodgeNeW
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

Last Wednesday night the Moose had their regular meeting and had a very fair attendance. The new off, cers were installed and are enthusi- astic about the outlook for the work for the coming year. Several new ap plications were received. A number of new applications will be acted on at the next meeting. We are expect ing at least 50 new members between now and the annual convention at Mooseheart.
 Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart has beer compelled to make some changes ia his travelling route and at the present time we do not know just how long he can be in Phoenix or the time. The members are urged to watch the paper to keep themselves informed as they can not afford to miss meeting this big-hearted and whole-souled Moose who is devoting his life and talents to our children at Mooseheart. We want to give him a reception worthy of the Phoenix lodge. Next meeting will be April 21. Remember our meeting place, the new Odd Fellows hall, Third avenue and Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
What S7la7-t Women Ele6.
 By ALICE BRADY

The French Silhouette-Short
 Skirt and Short SIeeves-Econ-
 omizing on Fur
 Frankly, I think I was born liking clothes. Of course, I have to buy and to keep buying continually for each picture. and I must maintain a certain
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION

Phoenix council 2325, Security Bene- fit association held another of it's most entertaining meeting on Friday last at the T. o. O. F. haIl-where it meets reguarly each week. A number of new applications were received also several new members were admitted. Under the good of the order some very in- teresting talks were made and State Manager Brother H. c. Wolfsen, told the council of his trips to Tucson and Bisbee and the fine work that the councils were doing and also that on Friday. April Is, there would be insti- tuted juvenile council and Sister Stevenson. Godfrey and Lair were ap- pointed to assist. A fine entertain ment will be given the children as it will be wholly children's night and all mothers are asked to call at the office, 23 West Monroe street, for furr infor- nation. District Deputy Brother Thomas Mason was over from Glen dale council and extended to the mem bers an invitation to attend their en- tertainment at their next meeting to be given on April IA which was ac- cepted by the council and the presi- dent, Brother Fisher, appointed a transportation committee to arrange for the council
 State manager gives us some very interesting information as to the great
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
GLENDALE SECURITY BENEFIT
 ASSOCIATION

On Wednesday night of this week Glendale council No. 3020 of the Se- curity Benefit association will hold a box social. All lady members are re- quested to bring boxes. Boxes will be provided for those who fail to buy them. This meeting is open to every one. Special Phoenix orchestra will provide music for those who care to dance
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-09
FL cornplot ruso-irlandes

Ell diario Daily Mail, de Londres,
en- su edicion de Paris, dice que una
dipufacion formada por mietnbros de
las dos Camaras del Parlamento brita-
fico Sc ha presentado al primer minis
tro, denunciandole Ia existencia de un
complot de 'bolshevikis y ''sinn-fel
ners' irlandeses, con el fin de 6estruir
el Inperio britanico En- la noba of
cial que Sc iha dado a esta entrevista
consta que La respuesta dada por el jefe
del Gobierno 1ngles Ia sido Ia siguiehte:
- No hay duda de que cxiste apoyc
sbolshevilzi'' detras de Ia actitud anti
britanica que Sc inanifestag en- IrIandn,
" no me sorprenderia de que mediara
tambi6n dineFo 'sbolsheviki' = "fgs
Ne estamos dispuestos ser 'bstidos
por una conspiracion de esta clase asi
venga de Russia, como de America
Ell duuue de Northumberland, por su
parte. ha .declarado: 50 ~f..ss' -
'sEn la Tercera international, reuni.
da en- MOscf, Sc ha sostenido que uno de
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los objetivos del fbolshevikis1no" es
libertar Irlanda del yugo de la Gran
Bretafia. Tenemos, pues, frents a nos
otros una conspiracion que Sc extien-
de por todo Ell mundo para destruir el
Ilmperio BRITANNICA 4r
Por otra partenela Tercera Irterila-
cional ha dirigido desdc Moscd ell siguien
tie mensaje al partido laborista indepsn
diente hritanico: eas a.4et
81 comunismo llecesita revolAci6n y
sangre, y. para lograr este en- Ia Gran
Bretsfia, es menesttr que los proieta-
rics iagleses Sc preparen para una dpra
gusara civil. ''et-a fssasra - H',as
RI I" Daily Mail" dedica 81 articulo
editorial a comentar este nssnsaje, ma
nifestando que en- el muestran los IDOL
shevikis' rusos 'desconocer en- abso-
Into la-psicologia y dos procedimientos
del pueblo inglss. Siglos de libertad lie
han enasnado gosernarse por 81 mis-
mo-.
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para amphaciones, Pinturas. Diplomas.
Anuncios. etc.. fabricamos en- toaos ca
maiOs y cantidades. Pidan precios 2
muestras. -.
MAYAGUEz FRAME 90.
Box S82
Ninguna Mujer Debe !
Estar Sin Mu-col
SU HYGIENE PERSONAL
LO DEMANDA

Durante muchos amos, el MU-COL ha
sido recetadoI por Doctores en- todo el
mundo civflizado, para las enfermedades
peculiares del sexo fenienino, sin neeesidad
de recurrir a medicinas internas, que pue-
den afectar otros Q. ganos y hacer mejor
dafo que provecho.
81 todas las muieres pudiesen enterarse
de 10 verdaderamente maravilloso que es
este poIvo antiseptico, no-venenoso, esta
generaci0n Y las venideras, Sc verian ex-
entas de tantas pobrecitas, que sufren en-
silencio por falta de un tratafnie1to que de
verdaderos resultados, tai como MU-COL.
Experimental I'd, un0s cuantos tFata-
mientos en- eu propia casa, haran desapa-
recer los fiuios, irritaci6n Y dolores
Ia naturaleza da algJna ayiida perc
necesita asisteneia, desela con AdU-COL
DE venta en- todas las boticas acTssita
das.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL
Y AGRICOLA DE
PUERTO RICO
Seccion de Ahorros

Extraviada la libreta niimero 1891 a
nombre de la ssfiOrita CELIA PAGAN
de ssta ciudad, Sc hace saber: que 81
pasados 6einta dias despues de la pri
mera publication de este anuncio sin
que persona alguna Sc haya presen-
tadO rec.amar su mejor derecho Sc lie
expedira Ell correspondence duplicado
quedando sin valor la original
San Juan. P. R. setiembre 3, 1920.
Ell sEcRETARIo
P. Rocafort.
Advt.
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Sc alquila.

DEsEo ALoUILAR comprar una ca
"a en- CondadO. Mifamar. santuree, O
Martin Peha. Debe tener garage" O
sitiO para haoerlO. 81 alquile, pagare
adelantado dare buena garantia. To-
mare por unos amos ouierO buena casa,
en- buen estado Escriba dando detalles
apartado AZ. caguas.
JoVEN 6oLTERo desea habitaci6r
amuebllda en- casa de familia. Preferl
BILE San Juan. Escriba dandO infOrmes
4 AsCoR, Departamento del Interior.
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BoRDADoRA Y cosTURERA. Sc
necesita una bordadora experta y una
eosturera cue haya tenido experiencia
en- examinar bordados y costuras. 81 no
tiene buenas refereneias no solicite.
Helen W. courtois. 81 Plaza Principal
Bdihoio de Ia Cruz Roja.
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yes, pinas, aguacate, limones dulces,
anones, yautfas, tayotes, apios, etc.
Abundancia de yerba de guinea. Tres
pastos eScelesntss, cereados de ALAN
bre para Cuido de animales.. Magni-
fico sitio para hortalizas crianza de
aves, cerdos etc.
Casa de maquinaria " correderas
de construction nueva; almacen, gla
Gil, casa de vivicnda. Aqua muy pura
y abundante traida en- tuberia para
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6ERA GRATFTcADo:-La persona q.
haya encontrad0 una puIssra de brillan
tss montada en- aluminiO y la devuelva
md domieiliO San Francisco rs ser. pi-
90
n. ALAfoD0vAR. Phone l177 verde,
Box Ssh
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todos los usos. Sitio emtrGordinGriG-
mente salubre. "A cuatro kilometres
de Adiuntas en- la carretera que con-
duce Lares Hay I'm ki'6metro de
tdistancia desde los cstablecimientos
a dicha carretera, por canino de ca
rro. Por otro punto, desde Ia colindan
cia a la carretera hay solo 200 me-
tros.
Para informes diriiase a don Ra-
mon Conde, de Adiuntas. P. r. advt.
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Finca en- Venta
CAFE Y FRUTos MEMORIES

Terrenos sia Tiuat, como 10 ates-
tfgua la calidad de sus frutos v culs
tivos. 81 cuerdas por plano, en- ell
harrio Capaes, Adiuntas. Cafe de su-
perior caidad: frutcs memories de
gran tamano Y en- gran abundanci2,,
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