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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03

Ss04 SPRUCE ST -Desirable residential
section: Rood transit facilities; story.
porch front; Price $4,000, reasonable terms
=. JACKSON co,
L,hnalnLLl IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03

UPPER.LEATHER FOREMAN
large shoe factory, making 1000 pairs Of
ladies Shoes weekly, has a position open for
"A man who knows leather. ho muEt lie n
good executive and have handled n large
room where a bonus -ystem was utsd: tell
US briefly about yourself, your eXperiencc
age. etc. NJ o0S Ledger Once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03
S. E. Corner 24th and Alter

3-gty. stGro and dwelling low rrice. financed
Hrches. 6l0 Penn SQUARE BldS. SnruCa 5l85
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03

SHOE DESIGNER AND MODEL CUTTER
For the man OF proven ability, who can
originate designs and cut new models, we
history of yourself with application. NJ NO9.
Ledger On,Ca.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03

SEVERAL. d, sIrhhle properties on Spruce
st. west OF broad. suitable for a doctor or
business man; Will finance close Apply
M 0l8. Ledger Offce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03

025 ARIZONA Six rooms, whiIc p,u, IbIny
10000 ''''''h
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03
COUNTRY BOARDING

EIKINS PARK--D"sirHble rooms for rent.
fall and winter; excel board. home com.
forts. near train and troleys. Mslroso 1881
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03
APARTMENTS WANTED

AND TITLE BLDG. PHIL.
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Apf, HdCS'. NCftE t'hlIh,i 80 rms. q hRfhq
HARRY G. c. WILLIAMS w.5T222,,r 522

G42O-22-2l-36 l. 81 Five rooms and ha,h
porch front; each $3.50.
WM. { HEil1E. l5tn md SNYDER ave
1913 ". ULNEE AVE Very irgIr,hr,
porCh-fron: 2-sty dwg,: poss Al SAITH
ment; 5000. Rertol"t. 1919 y. lptb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03

XIII $SfslTEseGnI GEoRGiEi ESSEXER,TT MEE. 1PaI.
y Alice lS''G Aerial squadron, $. E G., husbs band nd
j. "a y MSrAl"" MNA "0I ovs% s2n - Of cheries y, ana
Record n and friends aio empInTcst ~ e.
ylted to gfp,; SiMor Of the PSnna. Il. r. in. IN.
4 S,,sths The chspsit chst'5 Of '2TylG%s HSsr. Tavs r ~
MESssHfHS IInth sts. Int. pTiyn,aN N'' SON
Ne iaIs s'NMGEh Met Sept ,, LOUTIsS A NON ~,
iSh ofRSf Rafai2d. n9d TTny nnS MssSrssr in his is
Xshcr, hS,e9d funeral Sun Il SD"S 40 are Invited
Broad s., Is Ints nrHad DrIya, St. rnapeI i8oO n
Miller so9 sS9 q Ephraim anS nj HsShN J0hN HAR
: r=-and @Hu husband Of Anna B' MiiIetrt tts ngsJ fnei
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03
ROOMS WANTED

WANTED-Two refined Young men desire
double room. with prorimity to bath; cleo
tr!c lights ETC.; w. Phla., east of 10th st. ,
prefera Bile; phone and other privileges. Ad-
! dress 81 Ledger Office,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16
STATE HAS ADvANTAGE
IN RED RIVER CASE
Boundary Changes Favor okla,
homa 4 Contention That Line
Is on Our Side, Involves
Millions

Hollis. Aux 10 Il believe wo
were slecessfnl IN proving our every
contention said John A. raln spe
eIai assistant to Harry NJ paughcrty
United States ailorns general. 10
lowing the close of the first aay ~
The Red river hearing held here
"We showed conciusiyely that tho
he'd of the Red river is thlng -
unstable that II could nor be used a.
boundary line wo showed that ~
high water stage the river goes a.
far south as the bluffs on the Texas
side
I prince Freezing. attorney gen
eral Of Oklahoma, who IL WORKING
Jointly with raln ~ The boundary
dispute. conesirrrd IN Fain'a opinion
az 10 the success of tho firat dny'r
hearing
Frank klonscy, farmer residing n
the furihermost corner ~ Harmon
county probably was the most tar
slble witness seen Monday he hHn
resided ON the Rcd river on the OS
ahoma side since ls"l. and was >
fowpunoher on The Texas side hefor
that time and remembers thines
s hnttt thn PEA rfNgf faFfV praFn 4es
IIo testified tha' when he seft'ei
bis present farm he had $50 aerca
so nos has $50 scrcH pRri of NJ
farm being cut on BY the ever
hanging river current lie also
testified tina, he had seen 'h~ river
IN hlgh water stage run ~ far south
= tie higher bluff on the Texas s'do
Jnly twelve ~ tho twenty witnesse'
.ho had been subpoenaed were plac
4 on the stand during The day
Monday a, noon A Teller ~
Little Rock. Arkansas. also special
.ssistant "a the United states at,or
ney general. arrived in Iioilin ana
VIII continue with the party the r.
nainder Of the trip
Al Z o'clock Tuesday morning me
,ary leaves FOR Allus county sert
II Jackson county. where tomorrow
earring will be held
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16
PRINCE AFRAID
TO RIDE IN CAR
Gets His First Glimpse of An
Automobile and Decides Not
To Risk His Royal
Neck

An automobile party Grove or ia
from, 81 the royal psTace IL d Chinese
province feu weeks ago and sent
word % the ruling prince that they
would like 10 taae him onl for s ride
But this particular prince. # seems.
had never seen an automobile before
and Vas - ,errorized ., the prospect
of riding in one that he did not even
express his regrets in person he dd
his inspecting from safe dis ance
and then sent out his card.
The appearance Of the car. accord
ing 70 Chung Meu News Agency
dispatch from PekIng caused great
excitement through the princes home
town
-tsournander Thomas Hutchins.
AmerlcaFs naval aiache aud II. q 4
McPherson, manager ~ z. W Frszar
Z Co" says The dispatch. have con
ple.ed the round trip 20 Tnnglinr. ihe
Ming Eawern Tombs. BY automobile
and II is believed tha, this trip 81 one
q the first times that Ibis trip has
been successfully made.
In the Old days. when !, was the
fsshion 10 go cut on horseback, the
trip toox some three days one way.
a least two highs being spens on the
ROAD BY sutomotiie. IN SPITE of the
sandy roads, the risers that had 70
be crossed by ferry. and the many
other difficulties enc01ntered. the
entire trip was done In eigh. hours.
and without any nisha2 Of say kind
4 Dodge Brothers ear was used.
Tbs party let TIE Tsipysusp, OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16

East Gate ~ 90 on Thursday morn
ms. eSo saw them at the Pei Ho
and ais al san 10 Hflen This was
lhe place tha WAS selected as the
aiopping place ub the first night. ar
hg automobile was reached in 4 scanf
three hours snd quarter Tho sec
ond nights stopping place. Dlchow
was reached nj II IS and At 2i6 the
party rolled into .hc Eastern Tomb
and we're met BY the Nanchu princes
bodyguard The old fashioned troop
still carrying hroadswordS. and some
even bows and arrows. were hair.
ierrorized half fascinated BY the ap-
pearance or The car.
The old Nanchu prince apparently
could nof screw up his courage 10
efficient height 70 venture ne rip IN
me machine. that was offered hin
Alter preliminary courtesies. he WITH.
dfew and thereafter sent In his card.
exeusing himself The priest and his
number two went. however. and II
was said hat they we're scared out Of
heir wiis throughout the entire trip
"Linle trouble was encountered on
the way. The three rivers that we're
crossed gave some trouble. one be
'anse the bridge seemed ready 20
'aye in At any minute. and the other
wo because there were no bridges al
~, and the crossing had 10 be made
~ means OF three boats lashed to-
sether. -wiih the ear put on .hem
atsraily. At DIchoT. the stone
'ifek in the center Of the main gate
way. against which fhe city gates
re eiosed. wss 70 high tha. the car
.ould not psss over u. nor WAS there
ny other way around SO part of
ne cisy wall was appropriated and q
unway buiii across the gateway. over
Fhseh the Dodge Brothers car crawIed
. easily as you piease Through
'ui. In spite of the fac. that Il was
eceEsary 70 10 a grea. part OF the
gay In los gear. Che Dodge Brothers
zr ran beautifully. and proved IT,
eli satsTeIy sstistactory,g |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16
pAGE SWIM
~ "a A Ne giff.
~ - sne ttsii n mA u


Archaeological investigators Ia Naw
ZEALAND have discovered evidence ~
u hlKhly elvilised races antrdatiag tAs
Maoglm And probably Aslatic IA orNin.
Soapatonp articles. some II whlan
resemble the traditional fima<e ~ ths
nhndda. Innd aupport 10 this helleg
The sudniarnee n the surface % gbs
Awanut swamp thousands. Ut agrss
IN extent. has alseloaed tbs ssist.nss
ot ancieul drains. mllss IN oktan,.
running in puraissi lines perfectly
straight. and wlth numerous Eight
angle eguna rnius
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16

or al the allied war fiiern nane
waa more daring than Captain Ans
elnc Carchai of The French army
Everyone expected him 20 be kiiled
In JUNE 1919. he flew from Macy
90 neflln. dropped lrnfin,u on the
German capital proceeded onN sfd
disappeared and waa Ritaa up fof
dead liul he had had forced land
ing. WAS captured and then he "a
caped More battle exploits
Tho other daf he was allied while
drlsins ~ an automobile az medrrate
speed
Food for argumea, nor faiaiisis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16

Tho farmers are coming into ihslr
own in Canada and i, is predicted
that Ia ne not faf distant future
they viii control the government -
The dominion
They already control In the pro
yiner of Alherta and have Just eleeiod
one Of their own people PREMIER of
The province
Hos an honest % Kooiness dirt
farmer loo llegan iiie a. fAsm
lAhorer and has worked a. his trade
yer since
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16

Want saxesxisEenss In the i4eades
rusf ae IN the office ~ twelve
e'clock n classification i desired
Classified ats are cash. exceqs where
parties hare regular accounts ~ the
Leader office. TIE Leader collectors
have experseaoed 10 snnch iroaele IN
locating rnAnv parties who have
rsonea In wants. that Il q necessary 70
invoke ine cash IN advance systera.
exce~ where regular sccounts are
maintained Memoranda a. What n
wNnfed~ or for sale etc may he
left a; ,he Leader business office and
sArne viii ee converted TITO form ads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16

In The eighteenth century cer'ain
Standards eounterfeited gold doab-
looms, the spurious coins being sirucS
in platinum and gilded Al the pres
emf day such eounierfeiis would cost
nearly five times ~ much as the gold
coins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16

The stained glass In EnFlands
beautiful cathedrals Il being attacked
by some mysterious dinease which
takes the form oi minute holes which
In time deepen. causing the glass -
flake. says the Arognaut SO fsf no
remedy has been found
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16

Tho cncroaehmenta ~ nall wAief
havo reduced the Tamplco oil field
production 40 per rent. in the esti
nation of prominent Oh mnn In Nox
90. sg'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16

We slmh % thaha our frienda. anf
those Nho 40 kindly aaeislra u wtt4
sympathy aaa tiorsi Offering ia The
loss u our daughter and ais'sf Mf
ana Mfa = O paytou. Eari PAXTON
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16
senolAssnlr ron sAls

ron sAI.F complets seholaFship 10
nraughona Practical rnalsasa col.
lege. Oklahoma CITY This IL The
beat business college IN the south
vest The Loader. nuthrls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16
WANTED - Clean. lirbt sotfon rae'
~ leader office

Ruins of an ammunition factory. IN
which stone axes were made for war
fare ak thousand years ago. have
been dug up In wales.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16

Ice cream in especially Constructed
.c01tsirers hosdlng give hundred GAL
ionx % being shipped to China from
Vancouver. British CoI1nabis The
Chinese are slOxfnz great psrtiality
TO Zee cream Bat the japanese DO 20.
regard K tzroyzbl7.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16
ATlp WANTED FEMALE

ssSA PER nAY-rA.1 one lady In
each tovn 70 distribute free cir
cnlx-s Tor Economy Non Alcoholic
ravorsng Perrn2ne-t position. p.
4. Barr Co. Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16

FOR sAI.E-~4 rocm house. ? lots FOR
s-er eae. Desirable room. ssne 90
3 roFns lots close in. SNAP $500 90
2 lots 1nl rooms. $3.50 %, 4 rooms
modern. $500 %. lots and small
house only ss5a.0e. roam modern tor
ste30 %. some nice sacan. lots AZ =
bargain. farm 10 trade for small tract
near t0wn. r.. j. Blacxman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16
CLASSIFIED WANTS

OWN YOUR OWN HOME Fer sale
q dandy : room modern house with
iaree sleeping porch. cistern. cellar,
garage. nice shady corner located
near high school price sS2e0ea 4
room mousse and 4 los. neAr high
school A room modern house on
good corner. $4,000 90 A number
one good 10 room. modern house with
csstern and ssrage. suitable for room
Iers. near Central school.--5.2s9 ~
Roy Kneelznd. i0s IL West 0kla.
horma Avenue Phone 1877
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16

EXCHANGE A Ie0 acre farm wi h
modern improvements. accessible 70
sniersrh&n for Guthrie residence 50
acre farm part bottom Tor Guthrie
residence A 5 room hoase and {
lcfs--consider cattle and Ford car
3se acre improved SOCK and grain
farm for Guthrie properly Or acreage
near sown Clear $50 IN Washing
tor county Colorado. wans Guthrie
residence fee N Woodward county
Oklahoms. as first paymen' on mod
err residence What you got y
swap see Roy Kneeiane
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16

YOUR OPPORTUNITY we Will
trade what you have for What YOU
want Any.hn- Anywhere Phone
81 The Gaffney Co,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16

FOR RALE--Old papers at the Lead
ar office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16
Iosr-FoUnD

|sTRAYED OR STOLEN white horse.
weight about eleven hundred. wire
cu. righ; froat foot Y. G. Paul. Route
s. ReEsrd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-16

FOR RENT rooms. private en-
trance. toilet inSiee. si4 per month
Al 81 East Villas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-02

polftica de tlia a dfa para comprar
ha vuelto su fuerza vigor por la
firme entrada de nueyo tLe muchos
compradores al mcrcado por sunlinis-
taos, indicanlo que ellos no tienen su-
ministries sobrantes y que trabajan
con cxisteneias mfnimas. Por 10 ge-
neral Ell este tempo del aiio los dis
tribuidores, mayoristas, detallistas Y
consumidores. tenian regulares eXis-
tencis embellishments sc provefan
de los mercados primitivos para sus
necesidades. Las coinpras en- la ac-
tualidad de los mercad0s primitivos
son solamonte de un volumel mode
raCo sin eXistencias sobrantes Ell
manos, del comercio. existiendo por 10
t;Ihto una seguridad dc una continue
da demanda para satisfacer por 10
menos las necesidades cp.rientes
Al abrirse la semana. la Federal
Sugar Refining Company redusro 81.
lista dc nrccios 20 puntos Il las bases
&c $50 centayoS Y al abrirse los ne
gocios aver todos los otlus retinado-
res igualaron sus bases dc $50 CEN
tavos cotizados l;or la Federal La
tlemanda illmetliatamente lnostr0 iii
nejoramicnto moderado, tanto por 10
que tof;i Ia ciudad como al conner
clio de fGera.
tn POGO dc tardanzp Ell las entire
ges ha sido experimentada. cllten-
di6ndose que -vari0s reiinadores a
principles de semana no estslban de-
masiad0 bien abastecidos con az1cal
crudo. por haber persegllido una po,
Utica. en- las compras de les crudos
commensurate por el azdcar retinado.
La Federal anunci6ll que garantiza-
ba los precios del lunes. Sc ilitiina
que yari0s otros refinadores sidopta-
ran ltna polftica semejante.
Nuestla oticiia de Kansas City nos
telegraff6 aver que la California and
Hawaiian rcdujeron sus pFecioS en-
aquel territorio a las bases de go.
Los retinadores de ipmolaella ALI res
duieron sus precios III las bases tls
80 ceniavos.
Nuestra oticina De savannah mes
tclcgrafi6 que inme liatamente NJ s;-
vannah Sugar Refining Company co-
tiziba $50 centayos.
Nnestra oiicina de New Orlpans tcy
legraffa que la suolonial, tlodcliaiIx
ey otros refinadores dc mia Han Apdsls
cido sus prccios ;.i 5.330 uelltakToS I4's
Colonial sin embargo Iia q sSls
existencias Y confiiltsa retissltI;a sslel
mercalo.
Nuestra oticina de Chicago te!egra-
fla que Ia California y Hawaiian hail
rebajato d 1870 en,sil tcrritorio !
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-02
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-02
Altos ea Ia marcia
MI CIEGA
Para Ell IMPARCI4L.

Tengo una amiguita ciega. Ciega de
nacimiento! -. Tn dfa la ayude a des-
Gender de su autOm0vil de ahf parte
nuetra amistad; la aconpa1a del bra
20 siempre, una intitutriz inglesa fea,
h0rCoroSamente fea. i.
Todas las mananas va mi ciega la
playa. Frente al mar parece pensativa,
acaso escucha la voz enigmdtica de las
olas.. Ella cree que el mar canta le
escueha sacramento con fijeza rs muv
bonita. muy buena. Al acercarmc
:iBenado Il su vera, ella presiente mi
d0l0rosa emocf0n Y me sonrfe allegro.
optimista. porqu@ siente mas el do
Tor que puede ocasionar que 81 que
II hacen. Anna la muSica es su
consuelo cuando le pone triste empa-
!. mar en- ldgrimas sus ojos sin luz!
Es imuy curiosa. sufre por el dolor
ajeno. quiere saber de mi vida. me
dice que le liable de otros mmdos ::
Alemania, Francia. Belgica. America;
en- SUI ayidez de conocimientoS es in
cansable... es su dereeho escuchar Y
me regafia mucho. Sc pone triste al
contarle locuras. andanzas bohemias
de mi aver. tempo perdido-excla-
may tanto bien que puede hecerse.
Isl yo yiera alguna vez me dice
apenada
4: Pebre ciega! Que desengafo. que
uhscurecida quedarfa la luz generosa
de tus sentimientos. 81 al recobrar ia
Vista entraras Ell la realidad de la
vida, 81 eonocieras, 81 vieras'el mundo!
\ Suefia. amiga. i no quieras yer! No
ansfes penetrar il conocer la llaga de
Iii vida!
~ 70 te seguire contansfo inns pcnas. te'
Iiablare de arte, te traere flores. te
arreglar6 FL yestidn cuando el aire agi-
Il sjtIguetoIi sus gasas. te mimarc te
dire cerca del dido, para tt sola. ale
ores bonita. procurare leerte sialupee
Las nuevas producciones literarias y
! soiiaremos los dos. ;sabes?
Thsio sabcs. teSquiero como unu
) hermanita muy desgraciada que al tor
mar dtbiI 4 mi lado. pide a mi forta-
llza anlparo. afecto y cura sus males.
III eomprendes. ;yerdad? mi cariiio; !.
porque iii aeariciar mi rostro de ven-
s.itlo. mo has diclio dulcemente:: Eres
t,.4w is{,.l.s,4 ~, ffencr ann arru9as ;vpr-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-02

tiaS las cualeS fllpI'on para los Esta-
dos tuitl0s de America. Las eXisten-
ci;lS en- la isia totaliMnron 1.164 to-
ncladaS, comparadas con 334oo. 900 to-
neladaS por este ticmpo en- cl aiio
p0Sac}o. Una central continual molten
d" II central Pr@stta, ha conclude
81 mcli@Nda ,dt,ando so!amcnte ii 3a
central Santa Lucia molienGo cala.
0l',Sici6n On contra Gel presente
t;po de ,lcrnt hos = brc Il azGcar Gu
:aao He@dn 10 GispoGc Ia ley de eme,.-
ga3lc;as l,bre tarifaS conotida por
'NogdnT'' 100 ccsitaSos por libra,
Armenia Observation-Disclosures y con fir
in'';a y lnucaaS caS;lS proininentes eli
'od"S 'as liaeas &c negWf{ft rstdn
de- ad;cado Ia reduction on los de-
i'Frh~S 'hre el az1car cuhana Il los
ti!sas eXistr}itcS itntcrinrnrntc Il In
r@oiHulsac,6n de Ia ley "FOrdney'.
fncSto que la ley parmaacntc de ta-
iilaS no e>pera que pase antes del
final de este alo y Ii ley "For.llley''
cXpira el y de noviembre, hay un
m"Eimiente ell Washington para quo
coltin1" Ia prrse.lte Fey de cmergen
cia por un pcrf9do .adicioual de &C
iias
El Sr. IIimely. bajo fecha 10. dc
octl,blp, escrlbe 10 siguielitc il~sdc la
uahana
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-02
AztcAR REFlNADo

No obstantc que ha habido una mo
deradu mejora en- los pedidos poi
azticar refnado estimuiados sin dude
alguna por In reduction Il las base;
de $50 por todos los refnadores, los
compradores generalmente continiiai
sostenientlo una r0lftica muy conser
vativa. subriendo solamente las ne
ccsidadrs mas apremiantes refre
ndndose do acunular oxistcncias. Ii
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-02

que las renlolachas del Oeste a 5.10.
Chicago telegrati6 hoy que. el azlicar
de cana dc segun,las manos Sc ofrece
i 5.B5s pero en- cambio no hay ofertas
de remolachas de segundas manos
Ell MERCADO de CAGE
Con u Brasil mostrando mas in
clinaci6n Il vcnder cafe Ell exisencia
" Ia voluntad por parte de algtmos
emharcadores hilcer concesiones con
q fiji de reelucir las cxistencias, los
futuros dc scslfa han estado mas fojos
al cerrarse. asta noche y las p6rdidas
netas de p a .26 palltos Sc comparan
con las stlel ultino yieliles IIubo al
gilms inslicaciolies dc liquidacioncs
cansad;ls de Wall Street Y del Cotton
House. pues asstos iiitafases habfan
aeinpsftdo haee ;slsiin tempo en- antici-
paci6n, cafe siguiendo la sibida Vie
ianta de los precios ail el algodon.
casas conicrcialcs han yendido tam
bien cnbridnd0se en- contra de las
compras de dafa Ell existencias en-
los mefcados primitiyes El inforime
I!e una hclada en- varios elistritos de
Sac Paclos no han tenido efccto pues
Ses denasiadoa tarsle para una helada
pio. afeetre Ia perspectira de III pro-
xillsa cosAeha. Fl sc,tinieiato hojo
en- los mercedes primitiyos Sc dice
que es deDillo hasta cicrto punto a
lla haja cn q tipo de cambio sobre
Landrns 1 II peauena demanda de
Europa: Lccalmente los pe,:idos ror
lexistencias son pocos CON eI interior
Ilrefrenanlose todavfa de acumufar
nillgiinas grandes cxistencias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-02

Dos PILDORAS LAXATIvAS
.EBREY por la noche al acostarse ha-
ran que duerma bien, y se levantara
despejado, con brios, dispuesto 10
iucha. Las Pildoras Laxatiyas Ebrey
son inmejorables para estrehimiento.
malestar, Iengua sucia, insomnia, dis
pensia, NAL aiiento. dolor de cabeza.
En- las farmacias. 2
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-02

fermedad, mueS-
Los ninos que
sufrido de esta en-
tran signos de elias
durante toda su
vida El signo So
guro de estar afec-
tado de este para
sito 10 determine
parte de la expul
sion del nismo, en-
forna de anillos.
Las caracteristicas
de esta enferme-
dad son general
mente, la falta de
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NO PODRA listed HACER
BIEN SU TRABAJO, 81
TIENE LOMBRICES.

Para una persona que esta afecta
da de lombrices siempre es harto di.
ficil levar cabo una buena labor.
Todos los, .esfuerzos para levantarse,
conner y lIevar a cabo todas esas fun
clones ordinarias, resultan sumaraen-
to tediosas. Muchos hombres, nir-
1eres y niiios que padecen de las lom-
brices llamadas de "gancho", de "car-
me-, de "alfilerillo", lombrices llama
das de "puerco" y "redondas", no 10
saben hasta que no SO les manifies-
tan. En- algunas ocasiones, la lom-
briz, especialmente, las cinteadas, es-
;arban la nariz, 'detienen la respira-
cion y sofocan a la uctima. Muchas
personas han perdido la razon, y So
lamente Ia han vuelto recuperar,
despues de haber expuisado de su
sistema estos parasites.