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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
2 OWN SaTEWCOC. INDIAN,
 BROUGHT TO GLOBE FOR
KILLING NORMAN TAcMPeoh

GLOBE. Feb Edwin Ga,ewooG aa Apache Indian. w4s hrolsh; l.
 .-obs Wednesday by Inspector C9a
 :. Davis ot the Fort Apac1e indian reservation :ar The iil'.as 9: Norman Thompson. another Apache, near Oak rreek on inc Fort Apache rsserya- ion in Navajo country. Tho k.-l-n- took place CT the 2-ad dIy of Jan uaTy. bu; ;&c officer had been unable
 0 deliver h's man ;o the ,ocl! a, on account of the dee4 snowa pr railing tn that region yh.ch hay
 ~ept the party sncw bound GE;:i th.e ,il.e The killing WAS the result o: a ;ulapai party and Gatewood is al leged 10 have shot Thompson n tho back, killing him instantly lie was given his preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Hech;- man in Globe this morning and he'd without bail 10 await the next term 0. the federal court. Inspector Davis brought with him six witnesses 10 the killing, who were present at the tu- lapai party when the tragedy oc- cured, all of whom were placed !n jai, These witnesses, all 'ull-bloo ! ed Apaches. are Ray Tessay. Anton io Gooday. Alfred Gooday, John Da- zen, Howard Johnson and John Davis
 They were all placed under arrest on their arrival here by Special Agen; Sisk or charges O. violating the prohibition act. and are having the preliminary hearing this after noon before Commissioner Hech;maG
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
INGALLS, SUES WRIT OF TAN0AMUS TO GET
 BACK PAY DUE HIM

PEOENIX. Feb. lo-Laying the charge against State Auditor Jesse L. Boyce. that he has unjustly re- fused to audi, allow and draw war rants in favor of Walter $. Ingalls,, adJutaE: general. Judge Stanford tc- day issued all alternative wri; e: maadamus agains; Boyce. returnab!e February 19.
 The courts order was based on a complaint filed by lngaiis. ;hrougt his attorney. Will F.. Ryan, in whicn it is pointed out that Ingalls,. though duly appointed qualified and acting as adJutant general since June 1c. 1919. has failed 10 receive any com Densation from the state, and tha: though claims aggrega,ing s2,3O7 2i have been filed with the auditor, he has refused 70 perform his duty un- der the law auditing and allowing the same
 Owing to the absence Of Boyce, who is touring Mexico, the writ will be served on NJ. s. Stanley, his assis- tant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
MUST AN EDITOR
 SETRsY 4 TRUST

PHOENIX. Feb. 1l.-Whether or not Arizona has statute which eX- empis a newspaper editor from pc ing forced 10 disclose the source O: any information which he may prin. is the question which Attorney Gen eral Wiley E Jones has been asked 10 ans wer by the school Of journal! ism Of the University Of Missouri The matter has been referred 10 Luis B. Whitney. assistant for thorough investigation.
 My knowledge of the Arizona sta tu:es would lead me of:hand to say that there is no such statute in this state" declared MT. Whitney today -Bu; might add he continued neith- CT is there any statute which forces a newspaper editor 10 disclose the source of his information
 MT. Whitney stated that he woul4 search the Arizona statutes thor oughly however in an effort 10 fur pish the desired information.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
STATE AUDITOR ORDERED TO
 ALLOW CLAIMS OF INGALLS,

PHOENIX. Feb. 1I-S;ate Audi tor Jesse L. Boyce has been ordered by Judge Stanford of the superior court of Maricopa county to at once audit. allow the claims Of, and issue warrants on the state treasury !n favor of Waiter S. Ingalls. adjutant general. with the alternative of ap- nearing before him on Feb. l9 to show cause why he should not be so.
 The courts writ was served yester- day on Deputy Auditor NJ. s. s;aE- ley in the absence from the country of Boyce, who at last account was having one glorious good time with the Nogales trade boosters on their famous jaunt through old Mexico.
 If Boyce is not surrounded by Yaqui Indians and captured before he touches United States soil, he will be on hand to defend the position of this office" said Stanley. He has always contended that no warrants can be issued to Colonel Ingalls, unti! ,be supreme court of Arizona has ruled whether he or Colonel Harris is entitled to the office 0, adjutant general. In taking this stand, We have had the advice Of the attorney general"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
TWO FAMOUS MINES
 MAY BE UNITED

GLOBE. Feb. 10 Neotiations for consolidation of the Old Dominion company and the Arizona Commercial Mining company are still in the bibG- lous state. according 10 the Boston News bureau Those in control Of the latter company have made known the basis on which they are willing to enter such a combination. viz. two shares of Arizona Commercial for one Of old Dominion. The dominating factors in Old Dominion. how .I CT, have decided that c;.s proposal is TO, fair to them.
 The advantages 10 be obtained from such a consolidation are so ob yious that it would seem unwise for either side to attempt to split hairs Arizona Commercial, lying along side Old Dominion, has, according 10 en. gineers. easily 609, coo to 700.0O0 tons of ore in sight estimated to contain per cent copper The prop eTty has not yet been opened 10 any great extent at depth and has large acreage Of virgin territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
PAGE SEVEN
NOT ro pRo.rcur1 o'pairn

AND c:pt UNDER kiA'lN ecr
 PHOENlX Feb. Q Nerher New Ee2eo nrr Ariz.na authorities vii prosecute rIGer ino Mann act i,sngy Opr,sn, E-rfh Fl idi.r ana Vera Mort, the beauriful artists model re brought to thi- oaantfy rem Lon don, acc sgrdins to inc aia.ement II i.d. yesterday by J. II. LanCston 0s.is- .@u: United States attorn.y
 ,ar Lanssi,n, ~ho has be.r n oomrcunicat.cn with he New He,ico .';ici@.e who gre alleged to have I-re ev.denoe against O'E-ien and inc girl than the local aulacIiiios na. Seen ac .sed that thee Nnl te Do charges made against them in mat district.
 h me meantime OErien is toirs held !n the ecuniy jail and | is un- dars,1gl that cen qi4int pin te sworn out agairs, him charging s, la;ion of the ir. migration act He vii be charged win bringing yonns woman 10 this country for i'm moral purposes
 The pretty English siTl in tha meantime has been removed from tae womans cell ip ihe county Jail to the Crittenden home. where she v.1 he detained for the preesrt. Irun. her confinement bthi2d the ha.f thC s;rl refused food, he hunger s,.ify beng one of the causes for h:r -e- mc.ar
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
lAuos ARIZONA
COTTON LANDS


 Noh-Ea. Feb. ie.-An inter. '"iAs comparison of conditions o, s''i0n growing in the Nile delta and Ia AriE'ns is contained in a ,e,,er "a ~'ed sy William H. Robinson o, as city from Dr. R II. Forbss for. ." hesd of the Ar:zona uniyerit, apartment of agriculture. now sd. NsT for an agriculture association 'nh headquarters in Cairo. Egypt,
 pr Forbes writes that the Esyp. h-n crop this year has turned out very well, there having been an a,. craze of about 4eo pounds of lint 10 the acre. in spite O; the customary rs'ases cf the boll worm ,ha; attacks Hn eols not opened early in the fall. The average in this valley is not o. CT 3eo pounds to the acre. Egyptian climatic conditions are milder. both winter and summer and the growth season is earlier.
 Arizona cctton lands are selling up to 800 an acre with s75 an acre the maximum rental paid. In Egypt gool cotton land sells rom s.5O to sl591 an acre. and sl5O an acre is moi an uncommon rental.
 Dr. Forbes expresses belle, that Arizona lands are worth more than the price a; which they are now h.. ing held, this conclusion based upol the high price attained by loas staple cotton and the probabili ' that :, Will remain high for years tc come
 High grades O, Sakil'aradis from Alexandra have been quoted up :l s1i0 on the Bos;on market recently At Phoenix the best sale was that ot 75 bales Of Pima long staple ju,t sold al 97ia cents. the highest eve, paid in Arizona. This would be aoort ss cents ia Boston.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
ARIZONA TOWN HoNoRs TIGER

DOUGLAS. Ariz., Feb. 10.-"Clem- enceau7 is the new postoffice name of the smelter town of Verde, in the Verde river valley, below Jerome Both names are understood to have been selected by James S. Douglas president of the United Verde Ea- tension Mining company, as the town owes its existence to the erec- ton at that point Of the extension shelter. It was found that Verde was a confusing name, as there was Fort Verde near oy and a dozel mining companies, mainly at Jerome have the word in their corporate
 titles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
LINE TIGHTENeo AT PORT
 OF MORALES

MORALES, Feb. s.-In accordance with a general tightening up along the entire Mexican border by the immigration Department Of the United States, the government pass port regulations are being rigidly en- forced here. This move is made in order to eliminate the admission Of iIl.tera.es and other undesirabIes in to the United States, is not peculiar to this port, and is not intended to discourage desirable Mexicans from entering this country. It is chien,- for the purpose of reminding both Americans and Mexicans of the nee essi;y of carrying passports.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO ROB STORE

A second unsuccessful attempt to rob the drug store Of W. T. Boyd, was made last night shortly after 11:@0 Proprietor w T. Boyd and Grant Warner were just about 10 c.ose sy for the day when they heard noise n the rear Of the annex in the stoci. room. By the time they ran a-ouaG through the front entrance howev- CT, the burglar had made his exi: through the rear door from where he had entered and which ne had jim mied open. Arriving al the back door, they heard the man as he leap ed onto the fence in the rear, but being so dark could no; see him. Mr
 Warner, who had grabbed a revolver opened fire but not being able to sec the man, missed, while second shot snapped fire and the burglar es- capped. Mrs. L. <. Smith, proprietor of the Arcade Hote., heard the man as he made his esclpe over the fence and ran down the side of the street. Mir Boyd is a; a loss to know the Identity Of the man, but who ever t is he is certainly familiar with the surroundings, as this is the second time he has made good his escape. No clue to the man could be fount
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
GIRL IN PHOENIX IsIL
 CCEs ON HUNGER sTElKE

PHOENIX. Tei Vera Mort. an Eng ,sh s.-. wIa has teea he'd n ,he ap2ty lrl here :,r a week renl- lns n yee;iea'ion on alleged ',ola- .ioa Of the Mann az, vas t,.ay transferred to The Cri,readen rorae 3; ,a- direction c! ;ae United s,a,es marshal
 Federal authorities stated that Miss Mort had refused 10 cat the .ooh fur nished her 3: the coua,y jail. hay .rg been ca ~haase. .tcike" fer i've days.
 II is charged that she tra,'cd from England 10 Arizona in company with Henry ORr.en, Q former Bii,ieh soldier. who was recssuy shoi by Dr. T. F Campbell n Wickente E. according to information filed by ,bc district attorney oyer a1 affair which is alleged to have started ever the rivalry for Miss Mor;'s affections. \ Mann act charge has also been in.d against O'Brien. who is IecuaeIaling from the wounds inflicted by Camp- bells gu3
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
JEWELRY BOUGHT FROM
 BURGLAR COSTLY PURCHASE

YUMA, Feb. 10.-Nelson Glow, Frank Fain and F.. Frankel have been fined and have paid $ls0 each for violation of city ordinance in con- nection with the purchase of jewel-Y from J. L. Fleming, a confessed bur glar. Their cases are now 10 be taken to the superior court as felo- nies.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
INFLUENZA AT DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, Feb. 10.-Fffteen cases
 of influenza have developed in Doug las since Feb. l, according 10 report of Dr. Z. Causey, city health officer to the city council. The maIady is appearing in mild form and there have been no deaths resulting from
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
OPTIC RS HUNT
YOUha GARCIA

MORALES, Feb. 10.-The sherftfe office !s hunting for Alejandro Car. cis. aged IS. in connection with the shooting of A. solomon, proprietor of a Nogaies shooting gallery. which o. cured Saturday night The bullet en- tered Soiomon's abdomen, p!erciag the in:ostines in 15 places The wounded man is in the military tasc hospital where il is sad he has q chance 70 recover. IL was at fust thought he shooting vas ac, .debta'
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
YCUTHrUl ROMEO kiDNAPS Als JULIET AND LEADS
 HER TO THE ALTAR

'-H " i'fh N- m
 DOUGLAS. Feb 1s-~l gre,s I'll have to marry him because prom issd %. but | knew mama won't like it,. said a pretty IS year old Ee<l- can girl Saturday afternoon 10 Judge W. (. Jack after her impetuous lover had Kidnapped her from her home or Sixteenth street and b-ough. her 10 Jalse Jacks courtroom at the civ nall and demanded sn immediate marriage.
 The ardent Romeo said he wss 24 years old. He WAS well dressed and ae ilyeiigLt shown right GU: oi his yes. The girl gave her age as IS .G, e.en the rcpor.e. who happen ! Q De in the room, could tell that ,he had stretched t about three years. He could also see that ste was very pretty.
 Tie young nan informed Judge Jack that they wanted 70 be married at once When the judge asked the girl abou. l, she said she guessed me would have 10 marry her fellow because she had promised to but she didn't think he would claim the pro mise so soon. Further questioning brought ou; the fact that the young ,.ochia,ar haG appeared near his -weethea!, home that afternoon n ! service car. called her cut and hen :orci5,y pu- her into ;he ma, ,n.ae and syeedei 10 the city hal.
 Judge Jack -old the girl ;na; il His country ne time mad not yst bean reached when a sir,s promise '5 marry vas .esal contract anu .ha. sAe could change har mind ]: she cared to He even ci,sd H1mer, Us qrsceIea:s where briles-'o.be hal 'rla.ssG~ r.=at a: .as altar
 The :9o overs coaversed in love :9aes for s-ma time. cocing like ;r-- !e doves. TAs spoke in spanish, but ]; was apparent he was urging Ter 70 take 'he plunge I. was also sppa-sn; ,ha; she wan.ed 10, bg; Sas afraid
 Just a; ;A.s iunc:uTe the courtroom door burst open and the youthful Ju,ie.s mana appeared cn he scene h a n.omea; she dominated the scene as the actors say. II was easy :o understand why the girl was afraid her mama wouldn't like it. Tie mother grabbed her darling daughter 70 he: capacious bosom, and al ;he same :;me informed MT Romeo ;ha- ne was coyote. low lived th.e: and several other things that TO son in-!aw ought to be-
 The remarks seemed 70 cool the young mans enthusiasm for an i'm mediate mar-iase. as vel as ;hs girls The mother tock her daughter and !et; for home. intima;ing ;o th 9 cour, hat she might spank her upon arrival The young man sluak CT. Q; :he courtroom and beat it. fear .ag he migh; be charged with kia. 2aping, which il appears is 2 heinous c::-ase in Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
REMOVES SOLDIERS
 FROM GUARD LINE

MORALES, Ariz., Feb. 11.-All m.l- ttary guards supplementing the GUS toms service on the international bo-- der line here, were relieved from such duty today by order of Col. F.. C. Carnahan, in command Of the limited States troops here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15

NOGAI ES-Water and city hall bond issue carries by big majority.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-20
Gigantic Sale of Silks ALL FANCY SILKS ONE-HALF PRICE

Our entire line of fancy silks will sale Monday morning. noth ing will be reserved We know will be amazed the prices quoted beowand well you for this be positively the startling sale in the history of Every reduction Is a bonafde in
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-20
Again The Fair Demonstrates It's Ability to Provide True Service to All Who Seek Economy
COME MONDAY

The Fair proud of the fact that here different something fixed and unchangeab Regular The Fair all the best value obanabe During
 like Gigantic June Sale all take added interest
 They know special effect and the purchasing of their dollar greatly instances doubles The prices quoted today all special prices Monday and take advantage of the biggest opportunity offered this
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-27
UN PoRToRRIQUENo HEREDA EN-
LA ISIAA DE CUBA
IMPAvIDUS III

Nuestro Corresponsal en- la Habaua
nos escribe 10 siguiente, con fecha -
del actual:
''Me encarga ell Licenciado Juan lie
don Garcia me dirija a ustedes en- su
nombre para suplcarles Sc sirvan infor-
marse en- el Consulado de Cuba en- San
Juan, 81 el Consul ha conseguido la di-
reccion de los sefores Pablo Poyet Pc
rez y una hermana, que esta casade. con
un puertorriquefio.
La sehora Poyet Perez Perez zalno
ra reside en- Puerto Rico hace mas de
20 amos, su hermano, Pablo Poyet Pc
rez, hace o amos. Sc cree residsn Ell
Ponce.
Urge Sc presenter en- Ell bufete del
Licenciado Led6n para darles possession
de una herencia que les corresponds por
su abuela materna. Sus padres Sc nom
braron Claudio Poyet y Al.agrscia Pc
rez zamora
Arturo MORALES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-27
NoTAs DE cEIBA

Sc ha celebrado un mitin socia.ista
en- la plaza piblica, acudiendo escasa
concnrrencia. Los oradores increpa-
ron duramente a sus advcrsarios.
Las huestes unionistas sc uneven,
mucho.
Elementos que estaban retraidos, 40
disponen luchar este alo por los idea
les de la UAion Para Ell 13 de jiinio
proximo Sc prga4iza un mitin mons
truo en- Ell di5eE haran uso do Ia pala-
bra distinguidoS oradores.
Han salido para las Islas virgellss,
donde van con ell proposito de comprar
ganado, los comerciantes Mariana AFRO
20 v Tomas Gutierrez.
-Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar al
culto joven don Pedro Garcia Lugo,
exsacting principal, de las escuelas
de esta municipalidad, v actualmente
empleado en- la importante casa ICON
zalez Padin y Co., de San Juan
VENUS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-27
CERTAMEN ARTS.
TICO DEL ATENEO

Adr faltan mas de diez dias para
cerrarse el pla2o de admission de traba-
jos al gran Certamen Artistico que ce-
lebrar$ el Ateneo en- JUNO proximo pa
ra conmemorar e, 40 aniversario de su
fundacion. Hasta ell microbes 26 de
mayo, Sc habian recibido en- la Secre.
ta:1a do la culta Association 81 some.
tos, Is cuentos Cantos Liricos dc
caracter social. A continuation Sc pu.
blica una lista de dichos trabajos, ex-
presandose titulo y lena; cuando al
guno carece de este iiltimo para po.
derlr identifcar Sc inscrtan sus prime
ras paIabra:
LOS soNETos:
Corazon.- Bajo una ceiba, un lado
dcl camino.
soneto :. ouiero ganarme ell premic
de- soncto
Sonoto Lena: Sin Lena
'Bandolera - LENA: 81 eres cum
pACg w oOy dN6, 6GSs
A un Suspiro. LENA Amor, alma
del mundo.
.Anti1lar,a - LENA: Raza.
e. Hombre es como la Flor Pri-
moroso capullo que en- tn tallo.
"A. mi Padre LENA: Amor es su-
blimc.
Realidad.-- LENA; Vivid la Vida
oh. Amaneccr'.- Isl! Descendi6 la
noche de su asiento
Espejismos.- Some que sobre el pa
ramo del mundo
Claroscuro- Bano ell sol tn cascade
de cabellos.
A una Madre,-- LENA La muerte es
un progreso.
( iPoetai LENA: No fngiendo subli-
mes sensaciones.
Por Fin Por fin ioh, Cristo! Ell
tnfeliz humane
Espana Mater Yo no puedo olvi-
dar la sangre altiva.
Venus Lena Los doses no han
muerto.
La M sion del Poeta.-- Esa es mi
religion: La Belleza.
Loa.-- Fin tn sonrisa hay algo de di-
vino.
Pastoral de otolo.- e. ritmo acom-
pasado del rebano.
Indiferencia Sideral.- Esto vi: dos
escualidas chiouillas
Artista-. LENA: No te alejes del
piano todavia.
iPobre Rosa!- Bajar te miro, encan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-27
NoTAs DE PONCE

Anoche celebro session la Asamblea
municipal, con la cual termino su Ia
Dor legislative ordinaria Sc hizo ell
nombramiento dc Comisionado de Sani
dad Municipal, favor del DR.. Jaime
Costas, quien sustituira al DR.. Antonio
Mayoral.
Sc tomaron, ademas, otros importan-
tes acuerdos~--@u-s-s4s--s
Ell Presidente de la Association de
EmpIeados del Comercio, ha tenido la
stencion de invitarnos para una gran
asamblea extraordinaria que Sc celebra
ra Ell domingo proximo en- ell Broad
way, en- la cual Sc tomaran impor-
tantes acuerdos relacionados con la ms
titucion.
i-5Desde aver ha, empezado caer una
copiosa lluvia sobre la ciudad Jlas
GALES estan intransitables.
Han sido denunciados: " i
Cirilo Leon, infraccion ordenanzas
municipalese; Obdulio Tejads, hurto
menor y Marcelino Rodriguez y Con-
cepci6n Santiago, juegos prohibidos
Con hondo sentimiento nos hemos
enterado de que en- ell mes de JUNO
trssladara su residencia San Juan
la competentisima profesora de taqui-
grafia, Sra. Maria Teresa Camacho de
lRobles. La mencionada DANA ha sido
durante muchos aiios directora del CO.
legio> de taquigrafia maquinilla, don
de demostr6 su habilidad y competen-
FL motive de su traslado a esa ca
pital Sc debe que su esposo va a
estar al frente de una importante casa
comercial de san Juan. Por cOnsi-
guiente, la senora Camacho, ha arren-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-27

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-27
CASoS RADICADoS

En- Ell Tribunal de Distrito. secci0n
primera, Sc han radicado los casos 81
guitlltes:
j. B. Phillips VS.. Porto RicOs Fer
tilizer Co., cobro de ldinero; Ben,
Cheney VS.. Juan Barbosa Lara Ana
Neil de Barbosa,a cobro, de dinero;
Luis oardona Melicio VS.. Rufna Da-
villa vazquez, divorcio; Alexandra Bur
gos Ortiz VS. Carmen Marcano; Jesus
Suarez Rivera VS.. Ramona Gonzalez,
Emilia Barrios VS.. Rafael Reyes, di-
voIsio; Francisco Mundo Matos, ex-
parte, sobre incapacidad de JESUS Mundo
Arzuaga, Y Doroteo Santiago VS.. Fran
cisco Ramirez, danos y perjuicios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-27
DERf
CHISTA DEL BI[S-
HEVIShO En- Russia


Ell Gobierno bolshevilzi aboli6, hace
mucho tempo, los Consoles de soldados.
va no eligen estos sus ofciales je-
fes. Ell Consejo militar de la Republica
de los Soviets acuerda los nombramien-
tos.
Ese ORGANISING es presidido per Trots-
ky y de Ell forman parte los antiques ge-
nersles zaristas Polivanof, Klembows-
ky, Sitin, Vatzeits (qne mando fuerzas
lesonas Voluntarias en- el frente de Ri
ga), Evert, Tcheremisoff v, sobre todo,
Podwoisky, ell que reorgsniz6, durante
la primavera de mil novecientes diez Y
nueve ell eJercito sovietista, encuadran
do, con los contingencies ex eanjeros,
hungaros, chinos v mongoles, alemanes,
ETC., los reclutas sacados violentamente
de sus casas mediante un sistema de
quin.as aplicado cafionazos.
Hoy, La fuerza guerrero de los So
viets es, despues de La francess, la mas
formidable del mundo. Sus cincuenta v
dos unidades ,divisionarias re1nen un
total de un million doscientos mil com
batientes fogueados, cuya ceterania Sc
acredito Ell duras luchss con polacos,
ingleses, franceses, griegos, rumanos,
ukranios, cosacos, es:onios zaristas.
Muchos regimientos bolshevikis han pc
leado, en- un periodo de seis nIeses, en-
la frontera baltics, en- Siberia, en- Ukra-
MIA, en- ell Turquestan, en- la Russia Blan-
ca y en- Arcangel. Han lido de un lado
para otro, segan las necesidades de la
guerra, porque todcs los enemigos de
la Russia roja Sc batian EN- la periferia
y no sabian nj podian coordinar sus es-
fuerzos para una accion comun.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-27
Sc HABLARA DE UN PO-
L0 A OTRO POR TE-
LEFONO

FL Gobierno de los Estados Unidos
ha podido comprobar por medic de ex
periencias que la COMMUNICATION tcle-
fonica alredor del mundo no es sola-
mente possible, sino absolutamente prac
ticable utilizando los cables del Allan
tico y ell Pacifico.
Ell tubo que Sc conoce con el nom
bre del audion, maravilloso aparato a
traves del cual Ell tic tao de un reloj
de bolsillo fue dido por telefono de
San Francisco Nu:va York, forms-
ra parte del equipo del nuevo sistema
telef6nico alredor del mundo.