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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01

the race a. representative from
Minnesota.
Representative Igoe Dem, MOI,
who apheld the side Of the "wets"
throughout the fight In congress
and who became one Of the most
noted parliamentarians on the
Democratic side, Is leaving con-
gress Of his own accord.
Beaten After g Years,
The Non-Partisan league defeat
ed Representative John M. Evans
for denomination as Democratic
candidate for the house in Mon
tana.
Representative John H. Small Of
North Carolina, a member Of the
house for % years, was defeated
for denomination by . younger
man.
In Pennsylvania two vets, Rep
resentative Steele and Dewalt, are
retiring Of their own accord.
Tennessee turned down two of
its older members for renomina-
ton. Representative Sims. Demo-
crat, was defeated by an soldier.
Walter Browning. Representative
Sem r. Wells. Republican. also was
defeated by an ex-sOldier. Carol
Reece.
Representative John P. Esch
(Rep., Wis.,, was defeated for re-
nomination. Mr.. Esch was CO.
author with Senator Cummins Of
the new transportation act.
! Former Representative Stafford
is trying to defeat Victor Berger.
twice rejected by the house. as a
representative from Wisconsin. In
the first Wisconsin district former
Representative Cooper. conspicuous
F.! for his fight against armed neu-
trality, has been renom!nated, de-
feating Representative Randall. in
cumbent.
The political mix-up In Maryland
Is attracting nationwide attention
among the vets and drys. Senator
John Walter Smith. the last Of the
old-time Democratic bosses In the
senate, is having battle royal to
succeed himself. He has taken the
side Of the drys.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01

Washington. Oct. 1.-Primaries
held in many states have resulted
in the defeat Of q large number Of
0ld-timers in both houses of con-
gress. In some cases representa-
tives who have been in congress
for 20 years have been defeated
and will not be seen in their &C.
cust0med seats after March 1 next.
Three Democratic senators who
have been much In the news dur
ing the last few years because Of
their opposition to the administra-
ton will not have q seat in the
next congress. They are Gore of
Oklahoma, Kirby Of Arkansas and
Hoke Smith of Georgia. A fourth
Democratic senator who opposed
the League Of Nations, Thomas Of
Colorado, will not return to con-
gress.
Representative Alvan T. Fuller
(Rep.. Mass.), who achieved dis
tinction by telling congress 1t was
- bunch Of barnacles on the ship
Of state" has won the Republican
nomination for lieutenant COVER
nor.
The author Of the prohibition
enforcement code, Representative
volstead of Minnesota, is out Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
To Relieve Catarrhal
Deafness and Head
Noises

II you have Catarrhal Deafness or an
hard Of hearing or have head noises go
to your druggist and get ounce of Par
mint double strength. and add to It y
pint Of hot water and q little granulated
sugar. Take one tablespoonful four times
. Gay.
This will often bring quick relief from
the distressing head noises. Clogged
nostrils should open. breathing become
easy and the mucus stop dropping into
the throat. II is easy 70 prepare, costs
little and 10 pleasant to take. Anyone
who has Catarrhal Deafness or head
noises should give this prescription . trial.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DR.. James F. Myers has removed
his office from Moline to room No.
405 Safety building. Rock Island.
Office hours, 10 20 IL a. m. and
2:30 to s and 7 to s p. N.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
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SOC Gordcn's Loxayne Powder 39c
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35c Gordon's De Vora Powder 29c
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SOC Aubrey Sisters Powder. .35c
Piver's Powders, $1.39
Azurea, LIE Trefle and Floramye
imported face powders. A plenti-
full supply in all shades, $1.3s.
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TOILETRIES.
PATENT
MEDICINES
And SUNDKIES
Dental Preparations

Dental Preparations
SOC Pepsodent Tooth Paste. . .39c
SOC Listerine Tooth Paste -. .39c
SOC Chlorox Tooth Paste -. .39c
25c S. S. White Paste ....... .19c
35c Forhan's Tooth Paste %. .27c
25c Euthymol Tooth Paste -. .19c
Csc Nichols Tooth Paste tic
Csc DR.. Graves Tooth Powder. 19c
SOC Platrifce Paste $50. SAC
Csc Calox Tooth Powder 80. .2lc
Talcums
30c Mennen's Talcum for men 2lc
3Oc Mennen's Flesh tint
Talcum -. .21c
soc Pompeian Fragrance -. .21c
Csc Chantilly Talcum ....... .19c
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Csc Vantines Baby Talcum .19c
25c Lame Talcum ........ .19c
Csc Joya Talcm 49,. ....... .19c
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zoe Babcock's Corylppsis 80. Ice
Csc Sqmbb's Talcums ...... .19c
Csc johnson & johnson -. .19c
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-22

trees of the great churches and in the
huge banquet halls. Without may be
snow and ice and bowling winds
fraught with dread portent, but within
II cheer. My golden juices are put in
waiting glasses-sometimes into an
humber receptacle-bgt always the
cheer remains the same. In palaces,
in cabins, in the darkened tenements
my message is one of sunshine.
$50, even though 1 regret those old
en- days and their quaint ceremonies,
am content We must modernize and
progress, even as does the world.
have simply moved from one condition
into another My beauty is if any
thing enhanced and my juices are
more nectarlike under the skillful
manipulation of the modern horticul-
turist, who guards me and guides me.
| am in that sweet lassitude that
comes to all of us when we feel that
we have reached as near perfection in
some line of endeavor as it is possible
on this mundane sphere. "Egotistic,' .
you might say. Not at all, for please
remember that I am component part
of that perfect life that should have
been ours but for the slip of an i'm
perfect mortal in the first great Gar
den.
There, now! | almost told you my
origin-but not quite. prefer to have
this remain always mystery-a
sweet mystery. Should these lines
come to the notice of some Of our
great savants doubtless there will be
a great Outcry, a great scurrying about
and digging into musty Atombs. But
worry not, lovers of mine, for | remain
yours. always will be to you just
what | am. l will gladden. the hearth
or you and yours and those that come
after you. | keep peace with the adj
vance of the ages and the multiplying
of peoples. Always will / be on your
table and in your hearts. My nectar
will be a restorative of your hopes,
your health. L bring to you the per-
feet physical life. Let sages rant, let
savants grumble-what matters my
origin? | am the orange!'
FRANK WHITMAN, in the Florida
Grower.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-22

1t simply makes ones mouth water
as he passes along by our grocery and
confectionery establishments and, the
fruit stands at this season of the year,
as the various fruits on display look
so tempting and inviting. Big clus-
tiers of grapes, beautifully colored ap-
pies and pears and richly tinted
peaches, luscious looking Japan per-
simmons, Satsuma oranges, guavas,
bananas and sugar cane.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-22
Try one of the Banner want ads "a

Does advertising pay? Well, ex-
anime, please, the Sunday edition of
the Tampa Morning Tribune. Mr..
Daniel Cracowaner, the big merchant
of that icty occupies ten full pages and
the part of two others to tell of the
unequalled shopping facilities he is of
fering the good women of that city.
Since beginning system of thorough
campaign of advertising Mr.. Grace
waner is unable to find a store in
that growing city big enough to &C
commodate his expanding business
and is kept busy enlarging and enlarg-
ing. His phenomenal success tells in
big block letters the value of persis-
tent and judicious advertising.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-22
Democratic State Ticket
Grower.

For Goyernor-Cary A. Hardee, o
Live Oak.
For Secretary of State-H Cla.
Crawford, of Tallahassee.
For Attorney General-Rivers H
Buford, of Mariana
For State Treasurer. C. Luning
of Leesburg.
For Secretary Agriculture-W. A
McRae, of Mariana.
For Railroad Commissioner-A. S
Wells, of Tallahassee.
For Superintendent of Schools-Wil
liam N. Sheats, of Gainesville.
For Comptroller-Ernest Amos, o.
Tallahassee.
For Justice of the Supreme Court
Thomas F. West, of Tallahassee.
Democratic County Ticket
For Member of the Legislature
Chas. Wesley Hunter, of Ocala; Ma
than Mayo, of Summerfield.
FOR Clerk of Circuit Court. D
Lancaster, Jr., of Ocala.
For Sheriff-S. c. N. Thomas, OF
Ocala.
For Collector of Revenue-W. w
Stripping, of Ocala.
For Assessor of Revenue-W. L.
crt Of Oca1a
For superintendent of Schools-H
G.. Shealy, of Anthony.
For Judge of the County Court
E. Futch, of Ocala
For Justice of the Peace Ocala Dis
trict-W. A. Jeffcoat, of Ocala.
For Members Board County Commits
sioners-J. A. Talton, Anthony; G. A.
Waters, Electra; Edward Weathers,
OF Fellowship; r. L. Clyburn. of Sum
merfeld. Member from Ocala district
to be named later.
For Members Board Public Instruc-
tion-W. T. Gary, of Ocala: A. J. Ste
phens, Anthony; Charles Veal, of Cot
ton Plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

ring the last three years?
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The Privilege Of City Life, If You Desire

commencing in a modest way and advancing
step by step until you have progressed far
enough to let your city job go. You can have
your rose garden you can have small fruits or
most any other variety of fruits that grow in
his state. You can come to. Seattle in the morn
ing; you can return to Alderwood Manor in the
evening by electric cars or by jitney bus. You
can give to your children the great out-of-doors
for their health. You can give them an environ
ment and an atmosphere Of well-dong which
means so much to the growing mind; associa-
ton with the children of people who are just as
ambitious as you; all these things Cor less than
it costs you in the cty-yes, for one-half this
cost.
What have you when you buy house and lot?
Most of us have mortgage upon it, and the
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the last three years have turned what, when
our advertisements first appeared, seemed an
ideal into reality. Alderwood Manor is today
what it is as a result of these activities. They
saw-they conquered. Your five acres is wait
ing for you. Opportunity is knocking at your
door.
Are you going to be one of those who in years
to come will look back and say: "How fortu-
nate was to have made the move from en-
ploye to employer-from daily grind and de-
pendence to control of my own business?
Life in its present course is to most of us a
miserable bondage. Why is it? Does not the
fault lie within ourselves? We either have not
the will power to make an effort to act on our
own responsibilities or the foresight to grasp
opportunity when it presents itself
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THIS is YOUR OPPORTUNITY

agriculture is the basic industry. The New
Life of the Land" at Alderwood Manor is the
one form of utilizing country lands that is pos
siblc to the city bred man and woman. II is the
right soil, the right location, the correct educa-
ton and the right way of living within the
means of the average man or woman. Fortu-
nate those who heed and undertake the new
life. There lives not man or woman who does
not inherit the love of the country. Why not
take advantage of this wonderful opportunity?
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There Are Five Acres Waiting for You

The answer lies in the fact that the men and
women at Alderwood Manor had realized that
for the wage-earner there is in his work none of
the joy of responsibility, none of the sense of
achievement-only the dull monotony Of grind
ing toll and the longing for the signal to quit
work and for the wages at the end of the week.
This should not be their portion in life Shall it
be yours? They were, and are, determined to be
the masters of their own destiny. They saw the
opportunity that under proper direction they
could be led to far greater conquests over the
resources of Nature and enjoy the fruits of
their own labors. The New Life of the Land"
opened to them a new life of liberty and hope,
for it is a recognized fact that during the last
20 years great strides have been made in small
farming as the result Of scientific development.
Today there is waiting for you at Alderwood
Manor five acres Of land that will, if you grasp
this opportunity put you in the way of health,
happiness and independence. AS one visitor at
Alderwood Manor said the other day: "Why,
with such opportunities as are here afforded,
cannot understand why every inch Of the
ground is not being utilized" 1t takes time to
work out any problem. People are slow to
move. Most of us are not in the habit of self
analysis, but it behooves us, with present eco
nomlc conditions, to think, and think hard, and
mr. old Tn bpcOrne tho nj ~ yio Of
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-17

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
AVISO AL PUBLICO

Desde el dia primero de MARIO de
mil novecientos veinte, ell conocido y
acre5itado establecimiento de "Res-
taurant" titulado lei vESUBIO"
despu6s de una reforma que ha hecho
en- la pasada semana, abre de nuevo
con un esmerado servicio la Carta y
para abonados, como hasta La fecha 10
venia hacienda con un variado ME
NU con precios convencionales Tam
bien en- dicho establecimiento Sc po-
dra tomar desayuno desde las 6 a. m,
espl6ndidamente. american Break.
fast Una sola vista 1e convencer&,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
;DoNpE EsTA SANTIAGO RIVERA?

Sc desea saber el paradero del mu.
chacho Santiago Rivera, blanco, de- 10
amos y natural de Patillas, quien fies-
apareci6 de este pueblo hace pr6xima.
mente dos meses.
Los familiares del referido nifo re
sidcntes en- Patillas particularlnen-
te su padre Lorenzo Rivera, agradece.
rfan cualquier information que Sc le
suministrara, acerca del paradero de
su hijo.
La causa que Sc lie seguia a Santa
go Rivera por abuse de confianza ha
sido agchivada, pues una hermana sliya
dc nomBre Herminia Rivera. residente
en- Cuba, APag6 la cuenta que tenfa
aquel pendiente, librandole, pues, de
esa deuda y We ese proceso.
Agapito DELGADo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
In buen amigo dc PtO. Rico
Sc enCuentra en- San Juan
Ell LICENCIADO FEDERICO
LLAVERIAS.

Acompanado del Consul Gene
raj de Santo Domingo, recibinos
ell sabado la grata vista del mly
distinguido cabaHero dQminicano
Licenciado senior Federico Lave
rias, quien Sc propone permane-
Ger en- San Juan algunos dias.
El senior Llaverfas es un att
co Y notable publicista. Ha escrito
varios libros en- prosa Y verso, q.
han sido muy justamente celebra-
dos.
Es Jun devote amigo de Puerto
Rico, demostrandolo en- multi
pies oeasiones, y, sobre todO, cuan
do ocurrieron los terremotoS, ira
bajando con gran entusiasmo ell
union del Licenciado Martin Ira
vieso y de la Colonia portorique-
ma en- la organization de fiestas
literarias, de cuestaciones y de ac
tos beneficos, que dieron por re-
sultado la obtenci6n de importan-
tes fondos, con destino las VIC
timas de aquella catastrofe.
El sehorz Llaverfas locupa ac-
tualmente ell Importance cargo de
Administrator r-Gerente de "La Ia
bacalera ., poderosa empresa in
dustrial de Santo Domingo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05

TEoSoFIA

La Logia Teesofica ''Luz en- Ell Sen
dero'' ha establecido una clase de Ell
ca el primer domingo de cada mes, ba
jo la competente direction del conocido
educacionista y sociologo. Licdo. Fran
cisco vicenty.
En- esta clase Sc enseiia a Ids ninos
cuestiones que afectan Ia formation
de su caracter moral, ell desarrollo de
su espiritu dentro de una escuela flo
s6fica saba, y especialmente, Sc libra
a la juventud de ese indiferentismo
glacial de que padece nuestro pueblo y
del egoismo grosero que tanto abun
da en- nuestra sociedad.
Todas las iglesias dan clase de doc
trina a los nifios de su culto, y es ma
tural que loG libre psnsadores, esprit
tistas Y teosofstas, enyien sus ninos
a la clase creada por la Logia "Luz
en- Ell Sendero'', que es Ia lnica que
existe en- esta ciudad, que sin parti
darismos trata de preparar los nifios
para que actuen en- la sociedad del
porvenir. provistos de fe. confanza Y
altruismo.
La Logia "Luz en- Ell Sendero" es
ia radicada en- la calle de La Luna
No. 100, y las classes son plblicas para
nifos y adultos.
TEOSOFTSTA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
ACLARACIoN

Por un error de information, diji-
mos en- una de-1as pasadas ediciones
que los terrenos pertenecientes a Ia
Central Corsica habfan sido adqui-
ridos por La Central Coloso'', no sien
do asi, sino que, la primera de dichas
centrales, fue ccmprada por un sindi
cato particular, como nsgocio propio
y sin que haya tenido participation la
Central Coloso''. Lo dnico cierto es
que las cafias de Ia Corsica Sc mo
leran en- 10 tucesivo, en- las factorias de
la Central Coloso'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
En- la epoca presente
TEosoFIsTA.

cuando los negocios Y deberes de
la vida Sc llevan cabo con tanta
ligereza, que acarrean con fre-
cuencia decaimiento fisico, arrli-
nando la salud y causando nume-
rosos sfntomas nerviosos, tales CO.
mo dolor en- el cerebro, cansancio,
debilidad EN- todo ell cuerpo, des-
velos, palpitaciones del coraz6n,
espermatorrea, neuralgia, dispep-
sia nerviosa,> frialdad de pies y
manOs o cualquier otro sintoma
que indique> function defectuosa
del sistema nervioso debe tratar-
Sc por un medic inofensivo Y que
prOduzca resultados satisfactO-
rios. En- el mercado Sc ofrecen in
fnidad de patentizados que Sc
anuncian como un "curalotodO, 7"
pero las PASTILLAS MITCHE-
LIZA TONICO NERVINA, sola-
mente sc recomiendan como un
poderoso. reconstituyente de los
nervios. ST usted ha usado otras
preparedness sin ning1n resulta-
do, lie aconsejamos hacer una prue
ba con las Pastillas Mitchella To-
nico Nervina para que practica-
mente note sus buenos efectos. No
acepte substitutes. Sc venden en-
todas las boticas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
Los NUEVOS OFICIALES DE
LA, ,LOGIA SINGERIDAD"

P. N. p, Ramon O'Neill; p. N.
p. 2, Manuel E. Ortiz; Pm. G., An
gel nj. Castro IN. F., Juan d. AFRO
70 IN. c., Jose Rivera Martinez !;
". G., Pedro Juan Torruella; Abo
gado, Jesus M. Quinones; S. S.
Noises S. Laham; D. T., Martin
Costoso; d. c., Julio Rosado; A.
d. del N. G., Jose A. Murilla; A..
|. del N. l., Fabrieiano Clemente; !;
A. d. del V. G., Mardo G.. Cora !;
A. /. del ". G., Simplicio Couver-
tier; Guardian, Leocadio Vazquez; !;
Custodio, Fulgehcio Diaz Mulor;
d. de B., Pedro Figueroa Conce-
10 de P. N. p, Manuel Encarna-
cion, Ortiz, Ramon Bonilla Y Fell
ciano Rodriguez Marcano.
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INF0RMACION GENERAL
cARTAs PEDAGoG1cAs

Ell MUNDO publicara en- breve una
serie de "Cartas Pedag6gicas que ell
senior Negr6n Collazo, Inspector del Dis
frito Escolar de Bayam6n dirige a una
ma Jstra que empieza y que han de ser
de gran utlidad para los jovenes que
estudian ell magisterio en-. la Escuela
Normal de Rio Piedras.
Aconsejamos dfchos j6venes que
lean con interes las referidas cartas,
an las que encontraran scguramente
mucha inspiration para su trabajo fu
turo y saludables ensefianzas para triun
far en- su carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
EHUNIoN DE ooMaaoIANTEs

En- los saloilss de Ia Cruz Roja Anne
ricana, a invttaci6n de don j. w. Blan
co, gerente de La hrma "Gonzalez Pa
din Co. Inc en- la semans proxima
pasada Sc retinieron los representatives
de lss signientes trnias: Sues. de A.
Krayol y CO., ?. Giusti Co, Del Rio
y Co, NJ. Gambler J Co, Gonzalez Pa
din ' Go. Inc, gazar del Pino, Miguel
savino, Rodriguez HerIanos, r. Schira
y Co y acordaron, con objeto de CO.
operar de manera mas eficiente al gran
exito que Sc augura q Ia Feria de La
Cruz Roja Americana, hacer grandes re
bajas de precios en- todas lisa mercan-
cias que venden en- sus establecimien
tos, durante la semana de la Feria, con
ell prop1sito de que ell pdblico de la
isla halle doble aliciente aqui, dursnte
esta semana.
Ademas acordaron atender todos
los pedidos que Sc les hagan de La
Isla, sin cobrar NADIA por los portes de
franqueo, siempre que estos pedidcb
vengan aeompahados de un cup6n que
deberan recortar de los peri6dicos que
Sc publican en- san Juan.
81 Comercio mencicnado solo aguar
da un>convenio con la prensa de San
Juan, para comenzar "a publican los
anuncios, y que el pdblico de La Isla
So benehcie por virtud del acuerdo TO-
mado. Esta medida del Concrete de
san Juan es altamente laudable y me-
rece ser acogida con La mayor )iimpa-
tia.
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COMMERCIAL

Han sido constituidas en- MayAguez
las mercantiles regulares colectivas &C
Saliva Co.., de la que son gestores
don Augusta don Gustavo Saliva y
don Francisco Bac6, y Augusta Sail
va Co.., de la que son gSstores don
Augusta y don Gustavo Saliva.
En- Ponce ha sido constituida la
raz6n tQuifones Hermanos y Ca de
ia que son gestores don Augusta don
Ramon Quincnes y don jose Blay Ser
vera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05

FL sefior Marin, basandose en- ell In
fcrme del Gobernador, hizo un estudio
acerca del progreso de Pusrto Rico en-
estos dltimos veinte afios.
Dijo que Ell gobierno de- Cuba debe
crear un credito para gastos de repre-.
sentaci6n para aquellas poblaciones de
Puerto Rico donde no haya Legaci6n
nj Consulado General. Hacs. adenn4s.
una historaa de 81 labor como Consul
dc su pats On Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
CA[CULOs PARA Ia COsEGHA De AzUGAR DOMINCANO

Continuation de Ia DAgina 1a.)
actual al tipo de 7e centavos, libre a
bordo de New York. Adisntras aigunos
netss fusrOn trasbordados puerto anne
ricanos. ol ccnjunto do Ia cosecha fue
embareada diEectaments . las refine
rias de- Canada Haeia fines do Ia Ia
fra lgunos embaranps fusrOn despaciia
dos Francia. y pedidos tecientegnentp
recfhidos do Espafa y Algeria estan en-
conhideraGi6n. I'm contraste con el ano
anterior, mincierte tonelaje fue obte-
nido durznts sCdo eI afio para trans
portxr Ia ccsechs sin demora y en- Ia
setuaIidad solo una peuusna eantidad