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Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-01-28
ELIZABETH NEWS.

DR.. II. v. Witter is very i'll with
a bad attack OF plursey.
c., v. Rankin OF Boulder was a
vieitor in our rommunity Sunday.
Paul Close of Monument is visit
ing at the home of his Uncle, c. w.
Reed.
Mr. and Mrs VIM pfost and fam
ly returned Saturday evening from
Phillipsburg, Kansas
Mrs. Chairman was busy last week
overseeing the papering work done
on the Church ANNEX.
Kay Bacus and family and o. f.
wintermeyer and family were Den
yer visitors Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jenkina were
entertained Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lafferty.
Mr. and Mrs. L. f. Brumbaugh
and daughter, Miss Irene were
Denver shoppers last Saturday.
To add the 1s members to Con
gress will cost 100000 annually
and make Congress more of mob
George Vest returned home last
week, after having spent some tine
in Denver and nelghboring points.
c. A. Smith last week was thresh-
ing beans for Miller Patchen. on
the E. Lohemeir ranch, east OF
town.
Despite the falling prices Weld
County crops will bring the farmers
there the large sum of at least $780,
100000.
The Poindexter nnd-strike bin
has the ardent support of farmers.
Farmers had not much use for
strikes, elght-hour days or nom work
organizations
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. C. w
Mauldin was frightened Friday by
Csc birth of n new son. All con.
corned are doing nicely.
During last year hundreds of new
settlers came into the San Jaun bas-
in: but we can boast of a number
for the Divide Country.
The Marrs Public Sale was post
poned from Tuesday till Thursday
on account of the inclement wealth
er. A good crowd responded on
Thursday.
Ms.r Annie Leach. Administ; a
trix of the Estate of the late John
Leach. will hold a Public Sale on
Tuesday, February 90. Watch for
the big sale bills.
Our summer weather turned &c
rain Sunday night, and Monday
morning saw snow to the depth OF
about two feet on the ground, and
a low temperature.
Harold Mauldn ia the proud ow
ner of new 1920 Ford. PURCHASING
same from the Morlan Matzgar Mo
tor Company last week.
V. A. Tompkins was showed II
Elizabeth the first of the week
Others. we understand, were snow
ed in away from Elizabeth
Optimism prevails in banking
circles in Denver and the opinion II
expressed by financiers that tn,
"orst VI the business depre 3S1on II
over and that Denver and oloradt
and the entire nation are in or bet
ter time.
c. Norris sold his ranch, two mile
west of town to Mr.. Odgen from
Michigan. who took possession Sat
urday. Mr.. Morris, is as yet, un
decided what he will do. but in
formed us that he had no intention
to leave Colorado
The firm of Watts & Workman
} are very busy getting ready fol
their big Clearing Sale, which
starts the first. and lasts for two
weeks Read their aG this issue
and keep your eyes open for their
large bills.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-01-28

AL lady members of Women Of
Woodcraft, not members of the Eliz-
abeth camp, but desirous of becmo-
ing attached to same, are asked
to call on Mrs Holmes at the Arl
ington hotel.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-01-28

Paris women are wearing wooden
mats. How could you tell, lots of
lines. where n wooden lat begins?
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-01-28

StIll, what n blight would fall upon
the landscape If the genrler and love
Her sex should take to overallsl
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-01-28

We are advised to make one pound
OF sugar do the work of two, but
where is the one poundf
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-01-28

With nothing to distract attention
from the cork this year. fishing ought
to. be highly productive.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-01-28

It's all well enough to give advice
about how to kill the Iotato beetle
,ut first catch your potato.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-01-28

Theodore Roosevelt two-cent pieces
will be additionally welcome If there
are enough of them.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-01-28

If the consumer takes to wooden
shoes he will register Kick that car
be heard round the world.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-01-28
This 1 page used for Elizabeth
Exclusive
Exclusive

/. l.. Hammond was Colorado
Springs business visitor last we X.
Frank McLocklin, an expert ne-
chanic from Fort Collins. is wo H.
ing at the Ahl Motor & Tractor Co
during the lay-off of Jens Ottesoh.
JeDs' lame hand is mending mic, iy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
WESTERN PICTURES
ARE MOST POPULAR
"OI IT, iWED" WILL IN Shows
At DEANDI FRIDAY; 4 GOOD
PICTURE

Having specialized In hlg pretcntious
Western predictions. and having scy.
orll ~ the seasons greatest successes
to his credit. Richard kipling. whose
elaborate special production NJ Alvin
> NIfg. "Outhwad" nlena ~ the
pcundl Theatre un Friday maintains
that the so.cnllcd Westerns are by
flr The most popular pictures that find
their way o. the screens ~ the world.
As theatrical seasons come and go"
saws Nj kipling There are short In
ieryals during which other types =
stul.,s seem in wiu the popular fame,
o. the exclusion Of al others. that Is
~ all others hut the Westerns. sc
matter what the prevailing taste Tor
drama may be-. whether It II society
drama underwood drama. rural drama
or wild mclndrlmu the popularity n
stories of uug great West never seems
to les ZEN Whether 10 D. because ~ the
pictuicsuucnrss II the characters az the
fac, that Western stories are thor
oughly rcd hloodrd American, cannot
say. hut this has been clearly demon
siritcd tu me. u gp,d. wholesome
Western story. well told and we'll acted
~ sure to receive a royal wclcom, from
American picture audiences
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
THE GREATEST LOVE-"
POPULAR PRODUCTION

THE Greatest Lowe the latest Select
Pictures production which comes 20
the Mission theatre next Monday and
TUESDAY IL said o. Civ" realistic rep
rcsrn,atiun ~ the hardships. JOYS and
sorrows ui hlc a. Avcd IN the slums
~ large city. In the latter part ~
the picture Is given glimpse behind
the scenes u musical comedy per
formancc. and danger and disgrace are
seen tu ovpriakc their victims when
al seems to b. prosperous and success
ful Mother love triumphs whore the
money 81 friends and the learning ~
counsel have failed. and the unexpected
climax IL said to be- both artistic and
novel.
As Mrs lantini the mother ~ the
little family whose fortunes form the
background II the story. Vera Gordon
plays role similar to tina, which made
her name a household word In
"Humorespuc With her In the east
IRE Sally Crutc. william II. Tookcr.
Fannie shelton. and Jessie simpson.
Bobby Connolly and Dot Williams take
the childrons roles.
The story was picturizcd by Edward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
-. :I.:oIsH yZHoAk22H
s. SZIaz5. Tl IL ssas:s', !.

an Alpine mountain resort seeking
whom of Womrnkind he may devour
Nothing but praise has been accorded
the uuthordrcctor.actor FOR his work
In this latest Iniycrsal,Jcwel produc.
ton. although his cffeminate antics
arouse the scorn Of men and the adora.
tion ~ women. Stroheim IN the man
who played the desplcable Hun officer
In The Heart uf Humanity lie has
chosen To- elect himself In the minds
Of the motion picture public as the
most hated man on the screen lie Is
really loyal American and his sCath.
ing dcnunciation ~ everything Tcutonic
as portrayed In The Heart of Human.
ity.' was a powerful agent In arousing
the American mind against Hun autoc
racy.
In the east ~ Blind Husbands" IL
seen Fnncclla Ellington. as Mrs
Armstrong. sam DcGrassc as Dr.
Armstrong. AN eminent American sur.
geon. sojournlng In the Alps. and r
H. Gibson .Gowland. as silent Sepp",
"a world.famous mountain guide. who
lost his life IN trying 90 save party
~ tourists near Cortina D'Ampczzo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
CLEAN PICTURES WILL
DOUBLE VOLUME BUSINESS

In Los Angeles, the most largely at.
tended meeting ~ the Motion Picture
Directors Association 81 America was
addressed hy W W. Hodkinson. the
well known distributor. Mr.. Hodkin.
son told the directors that the total
volume 81 theatre business now In
about eight hundred million dollars
n year and that II would increase % a
billion and half dollars the first year
Of clean pictures. When mother and
fathers can pcrmi, their children free
ly. the box.office will double Its bust.
ness
Samuel Goldwyn issued instructions
to his Culver City studio AZ follows:
mo pictures showing sex attraction
In any suggestive or improper manner
shall he produced. and there must be
no salaciousncss In photoplay titles and
advertising matter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
ALICE JOYCE, LEADER
IN LATE PRODUCTION

Complicated hut Inter cstlng situations
from which there seems no hope OF
successful extrlcatlon mark the special
Alice Joyce Vltagraph production. The
Prey" which viii be the offering nj
the Dcandl Theatre on Monday and
Tuesday. The story. incidentally. viii
prove OF intcros, TO those who have an
interest In methods Of high finance and
stock brokerage.
AZ Helen Rcardon. Miss Joyce has
one NJ the most appeaiing and iinpies'
sivc roles of her career. This Innocent
girl becomes the pivot about which the
machinery ~ clique OF dishonest brok'
crs. flnnncicrs and men OF public nj.
fairs operates. She In ignorant OF the
web Of deceit and crookedncEs of which
she II an unknowing part--in fact. the
prcy--and II is not until her awaken.
INK that the truth comes TO her.
The awakening does not come. hows
ever. until tragedy has visited itself
upon her family's honor. Her father.
enmcshcd In the net ~ dishonesty. ends
his life when his fortune In swept away.
Her brother. with n passion for gam
bling. faces disaster through his forgery
Of a check. using the name 81 her IA.
theirs enemy. the man who desires her
as his bride. Her lover. through n sense
Of dellcacy and love, Ii unwilling that
she should know OF her fathers and
brothers dishonesty. and In misunder.
stood by the girl M n result.
This complication II affairs In happily
cleared and the girl and her lover face
life together. extremely content In their
love
In this production. which Vitagraph
has staged luxuriously and lavlshly.
Miss Joycc's work II super.like. She
has the support ~ an excellent cast,
which includes Harry Bcnham. L. Rog.
crs Lytton and Jack MacLean.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
FILM THRILLING
scenes Below the Ocean Feature
Deep Waters"

Thrilling episodes both above and b.
low IN. Atlantic feature Deep Wa
tiers. Maurice Tournicrs picture pro-
ductlon. which IL o. hc shown NJ the
olympie Theatre wednesday The story
was adapted fr,sn "a novel By +. Hop
kuson smith. urr NJ IN" exciting
SCENES l. whore steamer founders on
tho rorks and sinks The first body
which ~ RECEIVERS b. tnat ut tho young
man with whom Vests young wife has
run away.
Barbara Bedford Jack Gilbert and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
AJAMA SCENES
VERY POPULAR
NO ACTOR ~ TIN WORLD LIKES
TO APPE,R N PUBLIC IL BED
ROOM ATTIRE

Rrcathcs there man with soul ~
lead that he likes 60 appear in public
n bedroom ATTIRE There doses Not
gcathe such a man cmphaticalIy as.
- u A.v~sn sD,,.,..., ... .. fl.af.
Ways most popular and distinguished
|lctors. the one who spent last year
successfully black mailing Marjorie
|Rambeau In The sign un the Door
|ind even In that dastardly role won
he applause Of the theatre go.ne pub.
&c.
No actor really likes g. tak" the an
|sympathciic rul, ~ The villain OF a play.
says MIR sherman but he isn't SUR
he wouldn't rather l., a villain al his
lays than a hero whj has g. parade
around IN his nlgh,ie. of course. q good
|ictor. like a good soldier has O. Do
MS duty and obey orders without sass
ng hack. Bu, Mr sherman SAYS wisi.
FULLY that h. does wish the phywiights
and the producers didn't feel that the
lear public loved bedroom farcvs. A.
'or him. he II perfectly willing tO tax"
any and every kind ~ role and wear
any and every sort % clothes. includ'
ing rubr tramp. thus English sport
'cullod" ministerial. and 1880 duds
But his modest soul shrlnks from roles
calling for the classic drap,rics and
sandals u Greecc the toga of Rome
and the moicfu Ialana and bedroom
slipper.
lie hates pajama parts with "a fierce
vlndictive hatred. yet the very first
thing ~ WIS called upon 20 do as the
male lead In support ~ Alice Brady Boo
The New York Idea" was 90 stage "a
hectic boulder Strap with the lovely
heroine In which she threw hair
brushes hay rum bottles. ncCk.ti.s and
safety razors at him. he wouldn't have
minded being hit with any or an q
the missiles h. says. u only h. could
have had a hath ruhc a. wear over his
silk pajamas but no The public
finds nightic Scenes Ncry, very amusing
- nightie Scenes u must have. Bu'
what q situation for an crstwhil, high
brow villain 10 find himself in' And
then after all that humiliation be- loses
his wife. and his money and his racine
stable m everything Al In aN. poor
MIR. sherman. AZ the hero u this spark
ling divorc, comedy. has "a very hard
time indeed and his obvious sIfforinl
ESPECIALLY IN the bedroom scenes
contributes a great deal O. The amuss
mcnt - the production. The Nev
York Idea comes Co the Olympus
Theatre In this city ou Thursday fur ,
two DAY run.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
BLIND HUSBAND"
IS GREAT THRILLER.
NOTHING MT PRAISE HAS BEEN
GIyEN LATEST JEWEL.uNi.
VERsAL PRODUCTION

Eric strohelm has the distinction of
making masterpiece of the first pic.
turc h. ever directed. Incidentally
strohoim wrote the story ~ "Iillnd
Husbands which Is to be- the attrac.
ton ut tine siissiun Theatre friday ani
saturday. and appears therein ~ the
villain. star. lie b. seen as a love pirate.
late uf the Austrian army. who visits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

Matt Moore and Ruby, de- Eemor
,uo yf tho b,s, known players ot the
screen have the lchdlng roles On the
Cosmopolitan production for Para
mount The Passionate Pilgrim
which VIII d. shown az The Olympic
Theatre Monda, ana Tuesday The sup.
port generally is ono " unusual excel
l,no, and their uortu.yals add much TO
thu ,rioynhl,n,ss ~ the picture.
The s'or, deals with a novels; whose
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

Hearts Of Men" with George Be
han: also. Ruth ~ the Rockies. A"
and two.re-l comedy
Friday and saturday.
Olive Toll In Wings Of Pride, ="
and "a Harold Bloyd comedy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
New Tyre II Girl

4 new typ, OF girl has arrived She's
eoi 400 ~, other types that have been
popular from time o. time hacked or
m, map That's because she's got
NOR, pop than all the others put To-
rpther she's The Girl With The
Iay. Heart You have your FIRST
,hanr, to see this captivating speci'
mon ot feminity 40 the pcandi Wcdn"s'
di, ana Thursday. Madgc Kennedy
win introduce her to YOU and wen bet
that everybody viii fall for her at the
first glance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

Matt Moore and Rubye De Remer
Leaders In Passionate Pilgrim

career Is ruined through % murder COM
m.,,,d ly his mother in.hw and who
later finds happiness and love after
many thrilling incidents have transpir-
al Huh,e DE- Rcm,r. AN invalid hclress.
PLAYS un Important part in his lifes
wurs TN, story h based ON samuel
N,rwirs famous novel. and the picture
WAS personally directed by Robert G'
NienoI8 with artistic results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

J. Montague. author ~ The had Girl
from broadway" and other hest sellers.
and the credit for the direction belongs
to Henry kolker.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

The fixed star Bciolgucsc has been
measured 10y new process and found
To have volume $1,000. 900 times that
If the sun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

Ero.rk,n Christians play the leading
roles iu deep Waters and the pie
fur. b. "a Paramount.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

Amusement
Calendar
MISSION
Monday and Tuesday
Vera Gordon. IN
THE GREATEST LOVE"
l'athc News
Mutt and JEFF Cartoon Comedy
"Wednesday and Thursday
Wallace Reid. IN
THE CHARM SCHOOL"
Sclznick News
Topics of the Day
Friday aud Saturday
Eric Nun Siroheim. In
BLIND ~ sBANDSr
OLYMPIC
Monday and Tuesday
Matt Moore. In
THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM"
Comedy and selznick News
"Wednesday
Maurice Tourneur's
DEEP WATERS"
Two Reel Comedy
Thursday aud Friday
Alice Brady In
THE NEW YORK IDEA"
"Son of Targan No. n.
saturday
william Farnum. In
THE FIGHTING STRANGER"
Two Reel Comedy.
At THE DEN>DI--On the screen
Monday and Tuesday
Alice Joyce. IN
THE PREY"
Roln Comedy and Bride - No II
"Wednesday and Thursday
Madgo KENNEDY. In
THE Girl. WITH \ JtLZ
HEART
Vanishing Trails. NJ 6.
Friday and saturday
"OJTLiwED"
with an Al star cast
pathv News
In Naudeyill
II u Soamans 1920 Revue
At THE LIBERTY
Monday and Tuesday.
Romaino Fielding In "Woman's
Man" also tworccl comedy.
"Wednesday aud Thursday.
Hearts Of Men" with George Be-
han: also. Ruth ~ the Rockies"
and twore-l comedy
Friday and saturday.
olive Toll IN Wings Of Pride,
and Harold Bloyd comedy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

The ringcd hoa snake was ancicntly
worshirpsd 10y the Mcxioans.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-28

NEW YORK, diciembre 28.-No Sc
comenta otra cosa que la excitacion
que reina en- Wall Street, con la no.
ticia que acaba de llegar procedente
de Alemania, que dice que un notable
hombre de ciencias de aquel pals ha
inventado un nuevo metal que ha bau-
tizado con Ell nombre de orc sintetico
y que, al ser lanzado al mercado,
vendra resolver ell problena de la
falta de orc en- los pafses que depen-
den de los Estados Unidos en- este pre-
cioso mineral. Los cientificos dudan
de tai noticia, creyendola un 'bluff"
aleman; pero no conformes con la OPT
nion de los peritos, los grandes finan-
cieros de Wall Street han enviado una
Comision Alemania investigar 10
que haya de verdad.
NEW YORK, diciembre 2S.-El IA
moso fabricante de los relojes Inger-
soil, tan conocidos en- todos los mer-
cados del mundo, Sc ha declarado en-
quiebra con un pasivo de tres Mile
mes Y un active de dos.
Tambien ha quebrado la Pathe Pho
nograph Co., con un pasivo de tres
miIlones Y un active de cuatro.
Sc habla de otras quiebras inminen-
tes.
LONDRES, diciembre 2S.-La de-
manda de Francia que pide otra vez
en- la Conferencia de Washington que
Sc le permita construir una gran fiota
submarine, ha sido motive de sendos
editoriales atacandola, que publican
los mas caracterizados rotativos de es-
ia capital al reaparecer despues de
Navidad Los diarios liberales y Ell
"Daily Chronicle" sobre todo, lie dice
Francia que lie, extrala su PROPOSE
cion ante una Conferencia reunida
para limitar los armamentos navales
y no para conceder la construction de
inmensas fotas las naciones que no
las posean. Francia- agregan- -pade-
ce de la misma enfermedad de pode-
rio que Alemania antes de la gran
guerra.
SANTIAGO DE CHILE, diciembre
%. El gobierno chileno ha acceptable
la proposition que le ha sometido Ell
Peru, sobre que anbas naciones sur
americanas nombren sus respectivos
delegados con poderes absolutos para
reunirse en- Washington y tratar ALI
la debatida cuanto enojosa question de
Tacna v africa. Del fallo que Sc rim
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-28
SOR ARGIMIRA, HA MUERTO

Esta tarde las cinco. Sc llevara q
efecto ei acto del sepclio de In vir-
tuosa Sierva dc Marta, Sor .irsimira,
de cuya Sr,vedad habl6 hace unos
dfas Ell IAIPARCIAL.
Sin espacio nj tempo para rendir
a la bu"na religiosa, cl tribute que
merece su amable recunrdo. hemos dc
cumplir un ruego que Sc nos hace
AL entierro que tendra lugar csta
tarde las 4fnco. partiendo del Con-
vento dc la Conception, invitan con
tOdo encarec;miento, el muy Ilustre
Padre Torres, Administrator Apostle
lico Ia Revercnda Superiora de las
Sietrvas de Maria. Invitan a sus
amistades. y sus amigos somos to,
dos, debemos ser todos los que hemos
recibido on Ia vida algdn benefcio i'm
payable Ge c:as santaS mujeres. cuya
casa esta hoy dc luto V dc fiesta, por-
que Scr Argimira ha muerto porque
su alma tOda bondad recbira ahora
las celestes recompensas que reserva
el Senior para los que le amaron alb
negadamcnte. en- ri dolor de sus cria.
turas. con I'm alto cspfr;u de nnun-
ciaciOn Y sa :rificio.
Sor Argimira. ha muerto.
Su mucrte, como Su vida. ha sido
eiemplar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-28
IL ULTIMO ASALTO Y Ell MOTIVO
DE LAS CONVERSACIONES.

En- el "asalto" los esposos Baque-
ro, el cllal. por 10 fastuoso Y distingui-
Go no Sc olvidara nunca, fue ell motive
principal de las conversaciones de las
damas elegantes, los preciosos objetos
de fantasia, propios para regalos de
Navidad Y Ano Nuevo, que acaban de
ser recibidos por la Joyeria de Felix
Lopez, en- la cual Sc reunen siempre
los elementos de mas valer en- nuestro
gran mundo.
Sc presenta ahora, pues, la oportuni-
dad de poder escoger 10 mejor, para
hacer un valioso presente, por POGO di-
nero, a algun ser querido. Opoltuni-
dad que mo debe de perder el publico,
dad oue los preciosos bojetos, en- los
que imperan ell arte y la fantasia mas
refinados, sc agotan rapidamcnte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-28
|PI0ntO habIin IcCupradO las fueJyas
GSpaiO|aS TODD d bIitOIiO que teIian
aDteS del deSaStIe de iu|iO
LAS TROPAS AMERICANS EN- CO.
BLENZA Sc ESTAN HACIENDA ESTI-
MAR POR Ell GENEROSO COMPOR-
TAMlENTO QUE OBSERVAN
Ell Sr. La Cierva hd sdlido para Melli-
liza y permdneCerd ALI ounce dids


COBLENZA, diciembre 28.-Las
tropas americanas destacadas en- este
distrito, han declarado tres dias fes-
tivos con motive de Navidad, con un
programa bellisimo en- el cual Sc anun-
clan retreats por las bandas militia
, res, canciones, paradas, bales, y. So
bre todo, 10 que mas ha causado mag
mica impression entre los habitantes
de Coblenza, han distribuido miles V
miles de presentes entire los nlncs po-
bres de la cilidad, cuyos padres no
tenian para ponerles .iuguetes. Los
americanoa son muy bien recibidcs en-
todos los hogares alemanes, por su
espritu altruista paciico.
HABANA, dicienlbre 2s.-El indi-
yiduo Manuel Cabezas que fu2 lincha-
do en- Kes West, como informe aver,
no era cubano, sino native de Key
West hijo de padres canarios. Ell
muerto era de ciudadania americana
tambien, seg6n los ultimos informes
recibidos.
WASHINGTON, diciembre 2S.-Ha
fallecido en- esta capital, tras una lar
ga enfermedad, ell Contralmirante
Charles Henry Davis, quien Sc halla-
ba retirado del servicio activo desde
hacia amos. Ell ilustre marino muerto
era cunado del Senador Lodge de-
sempenaba un alto puesto en- ell De-
partamento de Marina.
MELILLA, diciembre 2S.-Ha lie
gado el Ministro de la Guerra, Sr. La
Cielva, que permanecera aqui ounce
dias. Desde que Sc efectuo el cruce
del rio kert por las cercanias de Ti-
kerbia, las tropas estan inactivas, Pc
ro Sc esta preparando un nuevo avan-
Ice desde Dardrius hasta llegar al IL
mite alcanzado por ell General Nava-
rro antes del desastre de julio.
En- ell combate del dia % los espa-
holes encontraron fuertes contingent
tes de kabilas de Briulichek, Teusamp
~ Beniurrigel que Sc replegaron orde-
nadamente ante el fuego de la arti-
llerfa espanola, dejando destacamen-
tos que rechazaron los auxiliares in-
digenas, hasta la llegada del grueso
de las columnas. Los rifenos con las
municiones agotadas batieronse a Pc
dradas con una admirable valentia,
pero fueron naturalmente aplastados.
NEW ORLEANS, diciembre 2S.-
La horrible tormenta que azot6 ell
viernes por la noche y parte del saba
do los estados de Louisiana, Arkan-
sas, y Mississippi, ha causado gran
des estragos, segun los despachos que
Sc vienen recibiendo continuamente.
Las perdidas materiales son enormes
y las de vida no tienen precedente. La
mayoria do las muertes han sido oca-
sionadas entire la poblacion negra. Los
heridos Sc cuentan por millares. Ell
rio Ohio creci6 una altura de 55
pies 9 pulgadas sobre su nivel natu-