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MADRID, julio 23.-Joaqufn Soro-
la, Ell famoso pintor espanol. ha ter
minaoo para el edifcio de la "Hispa-
mic Society" ('Sociedad Hispanica' }
dc Nueva York. una serie de pinturas
de asuntos espanoles que lie fueron en-
cargadas por ell Millionaire hispan6filo
presidente dc la Sociedad mencionada.
La obra dc Sorolla ha ocupado a este
durante cuatro amos de incessnte Ia
Dor, y representa- escenas tipicas de
Galicia, sevilla, Navarro, Arag6n,
Extremadura, Valencia. GUipuzcoa, Ca
taluna y Castillo.
Los lienzos son de gran tamafio, ha-
biendo sido tomadas las pinturas del
natural, que representan danzas regio
males, festivales reuniones tfpicas de
diversos distritos de toda Espafa. FL
sefior Sorolla con su familia va a Nue
va York este verano, conduciendo con
ell su trabajo para la "Hispanc So
ciety'', y al mismo tempo unos trein-
Ia retratos de las principales figuras
contemporaneas en- las artes, la politi-
ca, la ciencia la literature espafio-
las. W
FL valor de ese tesoro artistico Sc
fila en- un million de pesetas.
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IA CoMPLETA RECONCILIATION
DE ITALIA CON ALEMANIA

PARIS. JUNO ls.-creen los expertos
EN- asuntos diplomaticos que Italia ha
comenzado un movimiento hacia la com
opoL 'vIuvmeIv uoo uoIosIHouoosI p3sId
Ell curse de la politica europea puede
ser variado por la designation de Clio
litti, pues era Ell mejor amigo de Ale
mania entire los Aiados antes de que
Italia entrase a tomar parte en- la guerra
GioIitti hizo todo 10 possible por man
tener su pals neutral, laborando con
Ell Principe de Won Bulow, embajador
aleman en- Roma, solicitando que TIA
liza aceptase la oferta territorial'de Aus
tria Hungria eambio de una politica
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iPobre Herr Muller!

Antes de la guerra yo iba a almorzar
casi diario a un restaurant de Char
lottenburgo. Un dia, despues de encar-
gar nj almuerzo, baje lavarme las
manos y vi a un sefior, muy elegant ;,
que sc inclinaba sohre mis- botas dis
poniendcse limpiarlas con un cepi-
llo. Yo no estaba acos.umbrado EN- Ale
mania semejantes refnamientos de
cortesia y retire I'm pie; pero Ell sefior
elegante insistio:
Bite sehr -. Un momento . No
hare mas que guitar ell polvo ..
Entonees, y mas per la voz que por
Ell aspecto. reconocf Herr Muller, ell
encargado de los lavabos IDe quien
habria heredado aquella levita? aquel
cuello enorme, tan duro y tan brillan-
te, zen que fabrica de porcelana 10 ha-
bria comprado? Herr Muller relucia CO.
mo un arbol de Navidad. Llevaba un
corbata blanca de plastr6n, con un es
pejo guisa de alfiler, y hasta creo que
para aumentar Ell esplendor de su pei
soma, Sc habia tehido los bigotes.
-Pero Gque es este, Herr Muller?-
lie pregute Esta usted imponente
Herr Muller sonri6 encantado, echo
un POGO de aliento sobre una de ms bo-
tas para darle luego hnos passes de pa
no, Y con el aliento restante, me dijo:
-iQue quiere ustedl Yo soy lin buen
aleman. Hoy es Ell cumpleafios del Kai.
ser y uno tiene que vestirse de gala. Y
Isl viera usted la colgadura que he pues-
to en- mi ventanai. - Pero desgracia-
damente, no la vera nadie 70 vivo en-
un interior '
iPobre Herr Mullerl Ell creia que ST
tai dia como aquel no hubiese venido
al mundo el Kaiser. dando berridos mas
menos mayestaticos, los alemanes po-
bres no podrian limpiarle las botas nj
prepararle las jofainas los clientes de
los restaurant. y esta idea. lie aterraba.
Sc imaginaba que, en- Ell case de que Gui
llermo III no fuese emperador de Alema-
MIA, el no seria tampoco encargado de
lavabos, y como Guillerrro II habia We
nido al trono alenian por la gracia de
Dios, Herr Muller no estaba muy lejcs
de suponer que sh cargo en- la letrina
de un restaurant de Charlottenburgo te
MIA, tambien, cierso caracter divino. Y
por este, y no para cazar alondras, Sc ha-
bia puesto Herr Muller, Ell dia del cum
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Julio GAMBIA.

de neutralidad, y prediciendo graves
consecuencias 81 Italia ent<aba en- la
guerra. Durante Ell conficto Sc retro
esperando, yno realizando esfuerzo an
tipatriotico alguno por obstaculizar el
triunfo de Italia.
Su amistad hacia Alemania no ha ST.
do destruida por la guerra; sin en:bar-
go, su vuelta al Poder tiene que ser in
terpretada en- Ell sentido de que La po-
Utica exterior del nuevo Ministerio ha-
bra de ser 10 mas german6hla que sea
possible.
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plesIi def Kaiser, aquel alfler Ell la
corbata.
Hoy el Kaiser va no existe como tai
Kais,r y Herr Muller, perdida la fe en-
la divinidad de isu empleo, me fguro
Qus-se sentiras estas horas un POGO ool
shev.ki. Los junkers, que son unos hom-
bres quienes les gusta tener las botas
muy relucientes, dicen que, mientras ale
mania este sin Kaiser, no habrh en- ella
orien possible, y en- efecto, va nadie
lie liInpia ahora uno ell calzado par
unos cuantos pfennings. Un dia va uno
al restaurant Y Sc encuentra con que
todos los restaurants de Berlin estIn
ce rados causa de una huelga otro
dfa los restaurants estan abiertos pero
hue;gan los empleados de los Bancos,
y ell pobre millionaire no puede retirar
los dos o tres mil marcos que necesita
para conner con su aniguita.
AEs la Republicar-exclamm algu-
nos.-La sola presencia del Kaiser ell
3e.lin, bastaria para que todo volviS-
Sc entrar en- GAIA. -
Yo no sc 81 la presencia del Kaiser
tendra ahora tanta virtud como antes.
Es possible que va Sc haya roto Ell en-
canto para siempre Es possible tambien
que efencanto Sc reprodujBlh en- GUAM
% el Kaiser. despues de disimular un
POGO sus canss y sus arrugas, Sc dieras
un paseo por ell Thiergarten y Sc hi
ciera resratar por unos cuantos fot6gra-
foe y operadores de casas einematogra-
fcas.
Pero va que la vuelta del Kaiser no
parece probable, Ipor que no procura
Ell senior Ebert echarse los bigotes hacia
arriba? Con un POGO de cosmetico qui-
zas pudiera aiin arreglarse todo, La
Republica alemana, mientras este repre-.
sentada en- este presidente barrigon que
parece un vendedor de salchichas, no
podra luchar contra la Monarquia sin
una gran desventaja. Fijese Ell senior
Ebert en- su colega Deschanel, que es,
como 81 dijeramos, un presidente mitad
Guillermo de Hohenzollern y mitad Max
Linder. 81 Ell senior Ebert no quiere que
la naciente Republica alemana pierda
tcdo su prestigio, debe comprarse una
buena dOcena de corbatas, una faja-cor-
set Y una barra de cosmetico.
Julio GAMBIA.
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Pronto Alivio para las Alec
clones de la PieI a.

Sufre ID de Eczema, Herpes, Quema-
dura del Sol o de cualquiera otra forma
de enfermedad de la piel que cause come
z6n :? Entonces ell MU-COL-el polvo
antiseptico' agradable-sanativo-le dara
alivio. Disuelvase una cucharadita rasada
de MU-COL en- un vase de aqua y apli-
quese las parties afectadas Sc sentira
prontamente aliviado. -
Los Doctores en- todas parties recomien-
dan el MU-COL para todas las enferme-
dades de la piel, para el Catarro, el NAL de
Garganta, las Quemaduras, las Heridas y
para la Hygiene Personal.
sConsiga I'd. hoy mismo un paquete de
MU-COL.-De Venta en- las Boticas.
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Sc Ofrece.

Sc oFRECE: el mejor carbon vegetal
en- "a cantidad que Sc desee. Tambien
lena de la mejor calidad v cinco casaa
do MADEIRA situadas en- Puerta de Tie
IRA y Santurce. Rentan 1920 mensuales
Agapito Miranda. San Agustin No. 76
Puerta de TERRA, telefono 727 verde
NEcEsITAMoS un agente en- cada pue
bio. En- Ell negocio de retratos, marcos,
medallones, joyeria con retratos, insig-
Mas de logias, sociedades. Tabletas Nal
ther, etc. Para informes, Julio vaz-
quez, telefOno 1899, Box 142, Puerta
de TERRA.
Sc soLIcITA coLocAcIoN para un
joven vendedor active, con conocimien-
tos de Teneduria de Libros, Ingles y
Mecanografia. Buenas referencias. Di-
riiase al apartado 269, San Juan.
p. r.
PERDIDA.- Una cartera color
negro con valores tarieta de iden.
tifcacion, en- CARO- del COndado en-
tre la Plaza Baldorioty Y la Parada
II.
Sc gratifcara al que la entregue
en- esta imprenta.
JovEN MEcANoGRAFo, con dos amos
de estudios comerciales y experiencia
en- Bancos desea colocarse. Pida infor-
mes al telefono 7s9 rojo. san Juan
TENEDOR DE fLIBROS Y co.
RRESPONSAL en- Espanol Ingles
con once amos de experiencia, ofreee
sus servicios. Pida informes al tele-
fono 789 rojo, San Juan.
~-s---- ---~---
TAQUIGRAFA, en- Espanol In
giles, con dos amos de practica en- Off
cinas, desea colocarse. Lame al te-
lefono 7S9 rojo, San Juan.
TAoUIGRAFo espafiol ingl6s, con lar
ga practica comercial conocimientos ge
nerales de oficina, corresponsal en- am
bos idionas, sohcita proposiciones ra.
zonables Excelente eferencia.-Taqui-
grafo, apartado 1110, ciudad.
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iiCOMERCIANTES!!-Yo te repa-
70 Y te reniquilo tn GAIA registradora
y te ahorro de gastar grandes canti-
dades que vale una GAIA nueva.-
OJEDA BROS, San Jose No. 6. Advt.
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Pida sus cintas por correo para ma
quinas de escribir a OJEDA BROS,
San Jose No. G. Advt.
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Sc DESEAN inmcdiatamente pa.
ra matrimonio sin ninos, dos habita-
clones freeas en- casa de familia res
petable. Dirfjase IS" Ell MUNDO.
MUNDO.
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Sc cOrnpra.

CoMPRo:-Tres pasajes de primera en-
cualquier vapor que salga en- Agosto o
septembre. 1920. Hsgo buena gratif-
ceci6n Llame al Telef. /, San
Juan. al Telef. 8, verde santurce.
coNcHA DE CAREY, cOmpramOs pa
gando los meioros precios. DIAz HER
MANos, Cruz 10. San Juan, P. R.
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DIR. LUIS A. SALIVA

M6dicc Cirujano, Farmaceutico, Bac-
teri6logo del Institute Rockefeller. Nue.
va York. Ex-catedratico de Bacteriolo-
gia de la Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Laboratorio de Analisis Clinico y
Bacteriol6gico Medicina General.
Horas de consulta:-De a. 10 A. NJ.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.
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DICcIoNARIo MEDIco para nurses
por Rosa A. Gonzalez, r. N. De venta
en- casa de Real Hermanos, Tanca /,
San Juan.
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Sc alqula.

HABITAcIoN ANrUEBLADA: Joven
de buenas referencias costumbres, de
sea una habitaci6n. Necesariamente de.
be ser limpia " con bastante ventiIa-
ci6n. Prefero que sea en- Miramar, San
turce o condado. Dirijase a &c" Ell
MUNDo. U
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81 vENDE una magninca residencia
en- el oondadO, Avenida Magdalena. In
formaran "Porto Rico Commercial Cor
poration". Tel. osO-252, san Juan.
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1'IAL DIA COMO HOYk
- E%
'Recordar es vivir-Dante.
"Recordar es vivir---Dante.
6 DE JULIO DE is49

BANDo GoBERNADoR PRoHI
BIENDo cARRERAs cABA PoBLACIo
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Sc NEcEsITAN sRTAs. que deseen
aprender a hacer sombreros. Nosotros
pagaremos su aprendisaie. Sues. de Jose
Cid. San Francisco 90. Fabrica de Som
breros.
OCURRID BoRDADORAS !Buenos pre-
clos Sc pagan en- Santurce, parada a.,
calle Lola. DE la esquina Sur oeste del
parque la segunda casa. M T. Schubert.
Sc NEcEsITAN bordadoras expertas y
una sehorita que sepa hacer disefics pa
ra Blusas Diriiase a Glassberg, Luna 81,
San Juan.
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DIRECTORIO PROFESSIONAL |
MEDICOS
ORA. JosEFINA v1LLAFANE

Especialmente Enfermedades de Seforas
y Partos
coNSULTAS DE 2. 4P. M.
Gale del Parque So. Parada 43.
Telefonc 517 Negro
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MUEBEs-Rafael Margarida, Fabri-
cante o Importador. Sc compran nue.
bles usados, Muebles para alquiler. vi
site "LoS NoVIoS", Salvador
Brau "A, Tel6fono 95 Apartado 273.
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nm escritorio dc tapa corrediza; doce
latas cresol y creolina; una vidriera
para anuncios; un caro- vidriera y dos
caias dc hierro para caudales. En- Ia
misma casa informaran.
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EN- PUERTA DE TERRA, calle san
Agustin No. 76, parada 6 IL, Sc ven
den; un lote de veinte docenas mache-
tes Perillos Morunos; un lote tazas
escudillas; un lote fuentes loza, un prem
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sELLos:-Envie 25 ceutavos en- sellos
de correo usables americanos y recibira
100 sellos do todas las parties del mundO
incluyendO: Argentina. Bolivia Chile.
M6jico. ETC., etc.
Dirfjase a O. R. GONZALEZ, 81
Wilson Ave, santurce. Puerto Rico. !.
...,s .ssl il.-.j 49, -.y.-,,-,
Sc vENDE un piano alta calidad de la
famosa marca Weber, en- muy buen
estado. Precio $780, Gale San Justo,
SO altos.
FLoRES-Se venden gardenias. In
formaran telefono 423 negro, santurce.
The diamond drill., 1920-11-27
ANOTHER RECORD CROP


Americas baby crop in 1919 was a
new record. says the American Child
Hygiene association.
An annual preliminary report on
vital statistics by that organization
covering data from 20 cities with an
aggregate population OF $1,000. 900
elbows the infant mortality rate de-
clined 10 the encouraging figure Of
81 deaths per 1000 babies. saving
OF nearly $4,000 babies over the 1915
rate and 1000 fewer deaths than in
1917.
In the cities covered by the report
ESQ 900 births were recorded. while
in the entire country IL is estimated
there are 2.5e0 600 newcomers annu-
ally. All OF the cities included have
populations OF 10000 or over.
Babies seemed TO thrive well in
some OF the larger cities. where for
merly the death rate was very high-
Among the "a cities OF more than
go. 900 population reported. ten were
below the average for the 26s and the
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Crystal Falls National Bank

death rate for the group was IS. two
points below the general average.
Ten years ago" the report said.
1t was the aim OF many a depart
ment OF health 10 see this rate fall
below the 100 mark In 1919. only 4
of the - larger cities were above IL Z"
One Of these was Pittsburgh, the
Smoky City where the rate was
lis Buffalo with lo7. Kansas City.
No. with l05. and Jersey City, n. J..
with 102 were the others
Houston. Tex. was the best baby
raising ground among the cities OF
more than 250.o00 with a mark OF 61.
Berklsy. Cal. had a baby mortality
rate OF ~. while Brookline. Mass.
with a population OF less than $1,000
led all the rest with healthy percent
age OF 40.
New York City registered So ST.
Louis scored 70. Los Angeles and
San Francisco 81 and 65 respective
~. Minneapolis 81 and Seattle 50.
Fl Paso. Texas had the worst show
ing with 245. Burlington. Vi. was
next with $50. e Faso. however, is
not In the birth registration area. ac-
o0Fding to the report
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AS OTHERS SEE TT

This national Reputation (of the
League OF NatiOns) marks a tragic
ch4zSs sso.a tA0sS ~esSs In the
autumn OF 1918 when the material
power OF America was deciding the
world-war and her foremost mind
was leading the world towards such
a peace as might have given US a
tranquil and a swiftly convalescent
world. instead Of the present Worlds
Fair OF spltes and greeds. suspicion
between nations. and disunion inside
each OF them. The soiled and soured
old world of international politics
seemed 10 be on the eve OF redemp-
tlon on the day when the news came
that Germany would surrender on
the basis OF Wilson's Fourteen
Points In what proportions a want
OF dynamic genius in Mr.. Wilson and
an irredeemable viciousness Of spirit
in other politicians contributed 10
darker that opening prospect we can
not yet tell u IS gone now: Europe
Is snarling and grabbing and Jockey
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NAY GET Il ooNGREsssEs
New Census Gains May Give l.. II.
Two and Detroit Five or Six

Michigan viii gain four members
OF congress under the new redistri-
button now being planned TO adjust
the lower house 10 the new popula-
tion figures. Its delegation Is ls
and il viii be increased TO IL.
Representative Isaac Siegel OF New
York. who succeeded TO the chair
manship OF the census committee on
Congressman Nichols's death, has
decided that a unit of 90. 1000 popu-
lation for each electoral district in
the country would be about the pro-
per basis. The unit has been 2l1.-
900 under the census OF 1910. and
the changes would result in the addi-
ton Of so members in the house.
Michigan's population in the 1920
census was 1867 .222 Divided by the
go. 900 unit this would give i6 MEN,
bers and a remaining fraction great
er than one-half According 10 the
rules another new member is ac-
corded for such major fractions,
bringing te Michigan total up TO II.
The new basis VIII be in effect for
the congress 10 be lected in 1922.
the congress 10 be elected In 1922.
must rearrange the boundaries OF
the districts under the Michigan con-
stitution. il is assumed that for the
1922 election the state would choose
its extra members at large. After
wards the districts would be deter
mined by the Lansing legislators. II
they follow the census totals Detroit
would be allotted three and possibly
all the new members, bringing the
city's representation in congress up
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sidered immune 10 the law because
their membership is composed Of the
most influential citizensg Can drink
ing and gambling be considered law
ful in these Clubs. while in the hum
bic home OF some miner. he is brand
ed blind -pigger~ or -moon-shiner~
and hailed into Court as q gross vio-
lator OF our laws, IL he should be dis
covered with few Of his friends
trying 10 spend a pleasant and social
evening. IL looks that way 10 me-
have never heard q word Of crit
icism in the Press Of the demoraIiz-
ing and iIlegal acts committed in our
Clubs. The publishers and editors Of
our Press are fully cogniEznt OF what
is being done there from time TO time.
They are members OF the Clubs, and
yet II is safe 10 say that considerable
more drinking and gambling in being
done in our Clubs, than was ever
done by some OF those being hailed
into our courts. convicted and sent
~ EAAo1A- AAA1 - H1GA A4aAEr AOl
anarchy and Bolshevism. when cur
good editors fals into paroryms OF
rage. and besmirch our family Jour
nails with their (un)righteons wrath
over the debasing and corrupting in
fiuence OF package Of cigarettes.
while they are hgind 10 the evils
"higher-nn- Ye Co4si What a
henious crime. There is hope for
Iron county yet
Talking OF passing the buck"
Why our county officials have had the
buck fever 80 long that they could
actually pass a whole drove OF cam
els and not see one OF them
Sincerely yours.
w. POYSBOR.
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ON PASSING THE BUCK.-
Dear Editor:

De1T E1ltor.
I have read with great interest and
pleasure your editorials on Passing
the Buck and -Our First Alchoho-
lies in your last weeks issue Of The
Diamond Drill They do indeed ex-
press a most iustifable and whole
some criticism of the ~spineless- at
titude OF our county and city officials
who have merited the same BY a gross
neglect OF their sworn duty as exc
cutive oaioers Of the law.
But. after all. Is II not a fact that
much Of the lawlessness now ramp
ant in orr midst may be attributable
20 the attitude OF the Press in the
past. as well as AZ the present time.
toward certain individuals who are
law "a themselves. and whose con-
t1e- as citizens has had demoraiir-
ing and corrupting Influence against
decency and good government
Some months ago when state and
Federal officers acught 10 do their
duty in this district. did not the Press
of this county hamper and fns,rNte
their efforts. BY their ridicale and
criticisms. thus creating q dangerous
sentiment against them. and At the
same time extolling the virtues. cour-
axe and singieness OF purpose of one.
% our eonnfy oshciais Who grossly
misreprcsented the law-ahieinK citi-
zens. and betrayed their trust hy be-
ing false % his oath q ofsce. To
my mind. the Iron county Press plac-
ed AZ that time q premium upon the
actions Of all public servants ~ho be-
trayed their trust 10 the people and
aided and abefted all those who In
contempt violated our laws
You ask. where are our law-en-
forcenent friendsy They are On ,he
Job, and am certain woaid be rsad
20 cooperate with the Proes and
their Publishers in cleaning up Iron
county. and making - clean place
q live In. and rear children in
What They wart - evidence from the
Press 81 Is sincere intent 70 helm
% enfnrrs the Laws regardless az
whom Il strikes. II Is - easy 10 al
tack some little candy store that has
sold a package a cigarettes 20
echooi bDy. or 70 arrest some poor
pm or Italian -moo-thiner- or
-hoot-isgrer.~ blt What 1lsout the
~hirher-npf. wAat about tke Cinf
rcrt at rf Eixef ana Crrxfa'
FaiIsf Are ihese piacss t. be con
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A diamond ring valued az several
hundred dollars disappeared from N
A. II. Tegge ieweIry store. Saturday
afternoon. under mysterious clrcum-
stances The ring has not been re-
covered as far as can be learned. The
theft occurred about 2:3o during the
rush hours.
A lady customer had brought the
ring into the Tegge store to be clean
cd and while Hugh Webb. assistant
at the store was working with il Al
the back OF the store. TWO men came
in and asked 10 have some trifiing
article repaired. The young lady
clerk called Mr.. Webb. who put the
ring on his finger and came 10 the
front OF the store. he slipped the
ring from his finger and left IL on
the work bench. while he attended
10 their wants. When the men turn
ed 10 leave the store, Webb FASTENED
10 the back room. thinking he had
left the ring there and remembering
that he had placed IL on the work
bench, hastily retraced his steps. on
ly to find that the ring and men had
vanished. The lady clerk was with
a customer in the music room OF the
store at the time and did not see
the men go nor observe their ac-
tons.
Thinking that the valuable trink-
Ie; might have been misiaid about
the store. thorough search was made
but without success The alarm was
cent ont and a watch Is being kept
on similar places OF business in the
hopes that the thief or thieves may
be traced and caught with the ring
in their possession.-Reporter.
The diamond drill., 1920-11-27
ARMENIAN REPUBLIC NOT,
TAINTED WITH B0LSHeyISM

Reports that boishevists are pen
eirating Armenia, based on the re-.
cent establishment of a soviet gov
eminent in the provinces of Kara
eakh and Zangezoor. are mislead-
inE. according 10 statement is.
sued ~ Near East Relief. The two
provinces IN question are Inhabited
largely BY Armenianx. hut are not
part o. the Republic of Armenia.
They consist Of mountainous ~
zion. the richest mineral district q
the Near East known 20 possess
gold. copper, sulphur. iron and xlnc
mines hut which Is cut on from
the Armenian Repubiic nv lack Of
roads
The ArmeniAns. the statement
goes on to say. have been opposed
bitterly 10 bolshevlxm from the
start and are now caIlinr all men
rom IL to ss 10 arms IL fight the
advance Of soviet troops. should
any campaign against Armenia be
attempted. A hrief bolshevist rev.
ointion In AtexAndrppol. Armenia.
on May was put down By the
government within few days. The
only danger of holshevism m Az
meniA lies IN the possibility a. a.
cessation az the relief work nov
celng conducted by the Near East
heiief IN Tr~nscAucAsia. with ns
resulting starvation az the inhabi-
'Anis az that country. which mlrht
conceisAnly force them into the
arms q Soviet Russia.
A. there is no intention On the
part q the Near East Relief 10
cesse its activities. this prospect Is
considered vesr remote.
The diamond drill., 1920-11-27

ing in the old slime. while all the re-
naming effect OF wisconsin IN Am
erica Is the decision Of President
ial election BY an overwhelming bal
ance OF public antipathy 20 H. The
story Il that CT one Of the most pitt
fuI OF all failures in the execution Of
task nohly conceived--Manchester
Guardian.
The diamond drill., 1920-11-27
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