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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-01
NO ACTION BY LIQUOR FOES
Anti. Saloon League Takes no Stand
on Woner Bill

The headquarters committee OF the
Anti Saloon League. meeting in Har-
risburs yesterday. failed TO render an
opinion of the Woner bill, now before
the Legislature, although it declared ~
favor Of etate prohibition enforcement:
DR.. Homer W. Tope, superintendent
ct the state branch OF the league, stated.
however, that any enforcement act that
would harmonic even in part With the
Pennsylvania laws and the federal laws
would be on advance over what Is on
tbe books, The Woner bill, he 6aid,
would give "some relief along this
line"
DR.. Tope said the league would con
tipue its efforts for repeal of tho
Brooks high license law, and would
work for more adequate enforcement OF
prohibition than is provided for by tn"
Woner bill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-01
Friday, April I, 1921

Vantines-famous for silks, for kimo-
nos, for china, for Oriental furniture, for
hosiery and for curios.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08

Robt. Anderson came over from
Sargents this week and on Tuesday
he in company with A. L. Pearson
left on a.business trip to Grand
Junction and other points.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08
ICE CREAM

mine boarding house has been en-
larged and accommodations for an
increased working force are provid-
ed. The management will now put
on more miners and production will
be increased accordingly Miners are
also engaged in extending the tunnel
north and the showing is encourag-
ing.
Material decrease in operating
costs through reduction in the pres
ent high and unreasonable prices de-
manded for mining supplies together
with restoration of equitable prices
for such metals as copper, lead and
zinc, would quickly serve to restore
the Mining Industry within the
United States to it's normal and
profitable bssis. Development If
mining properties on an extensive
scale, would be resumed if such con-
ditions obtained, many additional
miners and mill men would find en-
ployment; end production would be
increased accordingly; Railroads
would be enabled TO better the
frsight service by adding to the pres
ent curtailed traffic schedules; mer-
chants in mining communities and
canps would te7efit and mining
states and the Nation generally
would prosper accordingly.
To1tpah, New, Arg. 27.-Bullion
shipments from the Tonopah Exten-
sion and West End mills, represent
ing the final clean-ups for the month
of July, totaled 105,670 ounces with
an aggregate value of S11s,4O0. The
West End Consolidated mill c'e-n-rp
resulted in production of 35 bars of
bullion weighing 714,300 ozs., valued
at approximately $4,000. Trere
were 10 bars in the consignment sent
forward to the smelter from the mill
of the Tonopsh Extension Mining
company, with an estimated value Of
$40 COO. The previous shipment for
the first half of July amounting . to
$4,000 contained in IS bars of bull
lion
Resumed activity is reported in
TIE steel industry, with prospects OF
continuation at steadily increasing
rs'e. Additional plants have been
b'own in after long periods Of idle
nes. Iron ore is moving in increased
quantity and pig iron is firmer thar
fer months.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08

]. H. Hornbeck left for CRANE
junction yesterday where he will b'
employed as brakeman for the Ri
Grande.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08

Maurice Hogan is reported quite
i'll at his home this week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08

Henry Corum was down from Pit
kin Wednesday.
Allen Pittser left this morning for
Delta for a weeks visit.
Maurice Hogan is reported quite
i'll at his home this week.
Albin johnson spent Labor Day in
Gunnison, down from tie Roosevelt
tunnel.
Harry Bryan went to Grand juno
tion this morning to be gone until
Saturday.
Mrs. Wayne Lickiss has been very
i'll the past week with ptomaine
poisoning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Norwood and
Miss Helen Berryhill of Pitkin were
visitors in town today.
DIR. Walker is making an extended
visit in Missouri. He is expected to
return home about the Oath.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08
PITKIN ITEMS

Clyde Hutchison was over this
week from Taylor park.
Henry Lucas was business visitor
first of the week from Ohio City.
Hugh Smith and mother and Mrs
A. L. Pearson Paiged to Gunnison
Tuesday.
C. G. Whitney, of lola, was regis
tered at the Bon Ton hotel first of
the week.
Bud McLain of Ohio City, and R.
A. Cadle have gone to Paonia to pick
fruit for few weeks.
Jno. Fry was up Friday from Ohio
City and that evening accompanied
the Sellards to Gunnison.
]. L. Wood, S. C. Hodgson and Geo.
Williams made trip to the county
seat last Friday, all on business bent.
10
A. Bashaw and W. H Corum went
to Gunnison Tuesday. Shorty will
remain there for a time, after ten
days spent here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Williams mo-
tored to Almont last Thursday even
ing to dance once more to-the music
of Terry's orchestra. They playing
at the pavilion there.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Sellard and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Murdie made trip to
S-l'da Sunday, returning Monday.
They took the Monarch pass road and
report it in fine shape and had a. fine
trip.
j. d. Jennings has been circulating
around here lately. just what for we
are unable to find out. But law
breakers here are too scarce for j. d.
to do much business in this neck
'o-the woods.
The town schools opened Tuesday
with Prof. James in charge. A good
enrolment is reported, and judging
from the personality of the superin-
tendent we look for very profitable
and successful year.
Mrs. X. E. Tillotson and the chill
dren are now residing in Gunnison,
Mr.. Tillotson taking them down in
time to get settled before school
opens. Mr.. Tillotson will return the
last of the week and work assess
ments on the Bon Ton properties.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08
INTERESTING MINING ITEMS
GATHERED FROM THE
DENVER MINING RECORD
Rich Ore From Hope Tunnel

Special to The Daily M. & F. Record.
Aspen, Colo, Aug. 27.-Returns on
the first carload of ore shipped from
the Hope mine, netted the company
$1,28S.26 with the high freight and
treatment charges deducted. Two
additional cars are awaiting ship
ment, mined from the rich shoot un-
der development toward the north,
where the vein is reported both
widening and increasing in value. The
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08

Most all OF our dancing folks at
tended the dance last Wednesday
evening, week, at Ohio City. Music
by Terry's orchestra was the attrac-
tion and indeed all who attended
were we'll repaid for the trip, as the
music was certainly all that could be
expected. A large crowd was in at
tendance. A number were also up
from Gunnison as well as other near
by points.
Just received large shipment of
the wonderful remedy, Tanlac This
is the great medicine you have been
hearing SO much about The remedy
that's made such a wonderful repu-
tation and which has accomplished
such remarkable results all over the
United States and Canada Get your
bottle now at F. E. Brooks.
Victor Bon Durant, the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Bon Durant,
was taken ill Saturday and was hur-
ried to Salida in a car, where he has
been operated for appendicitis. We
regret to hear that the little man is
quite seriously ill, but the many
friends of the family here hope for
his speedy recovery.
Major H. S. Ehrman returned Mon
day from several days spent at the
county seat on business connected
with the patenting of his claims, the
Emma H. group. There is lot of
red tape connected with the work
and it takes sometimes several weeks
to get the papers through.
Jas. Harbaugh returned Wednesday
from trip to his home in Woodruff,
Kansas He has been there several
weeks, having accompanied his son,
A. B., there. Mr.. Harbaugh expects
to be here until later in the fall,
looking after mining interests here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Maneth and
children returned last of last week
from their trip overland to Denver,
Colorado Springs and other parts of
the state. They report fine trip.
although it rained lot of the time.
Mrs. Geo. Williams left Tuesday
for Grand junction to attend the
Fair at that place. She was joined
at Gunnison by Mrs. Hester Bryan,
and together the ladies are looking
forward to splendid time
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Norwood made
trip to Gunnison Saturday evening,
taking Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Hefftner
to have medical treatment for Mr..
Hefftner, wfo was hurt in the run
away that afternoon.
Greetings have been received at
this office from Mrs Hulda Bettens
at Manila, where she says she is
greatly enjoying herself. All are
we'll and like the country very much
indeed.
| Robt. Anderson came over from
Sargents this week and on Tuesday
he in company with A. L. Pearson
left on a. a.business trip to Grand
Junction and other points.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08
pR. KALEM c. SAPERO

The well known specialist on the
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat, will again
visit Gurnison one day, Monday, Sept.
l9 La Veta hotel. Consultation also
examination for glasses free. Over
$4,000 patients in Colorado. DIR Sa-
lpero has been making regular visits
to Gunnison for over 20 years.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08
GUNNIsON ITEMS

500 Friday, Sept. End.
Mr.. H. Bartlett left for Denver
Sunday for a weeks visit.
Mrs. John Allen left for her home
in Santa Anna, Calf, Saturday morn
ing.
Chas. Hubbarg and wife, of Pres
colt, Arizona, arrived in Gunnison
Thursday.
T. w. Gray and family expect to
leave shortly for California to spend
the winter.
Mrs. P. 2. Miller gave very en-
joyable party to number of her
friends Tuesday afternoon.
Mss Bridget O'Neil returned Men
day to her school at Glacier after
spending the week end at horne.
Miss Leah Hartman left on the
morning train Saturday for Meeker
where she will teach school this WIN
ter.
Mrs. John Allen returned Saturday
to her home in Santa Anna, Calf,
after month in Gunnison visiting
relatives.
Thos. Y. Miller, wife and daughter
returned Saturday to Smith Hill,
where Mr.. Miller is working for the
Coal company.
Miss Katherine Sievers left for
Grand Junction Saturday morning to
resume her position as teacher in
the city school.
Mrs. Geo. Hetherington and son,
Robert, returned Saturday mo ming
from Boulder, w.er they have been
visiting the past month.
Mrs. ]. A. Riley and son, Joe. left
for Salt Lake Monday morning for a
two weeks visit with rlatives be-
foe school starts here.
Miss Nav Hughes came in on Sat
urday's train from Leadville to visit
couple of days at home. She re-
turned Monday evening.
Carroll NJ Carter and VIM. Murdie
were in town last Thursday from
Ohio City looking for machine man
for the Murdie and Sellard lease.
-
Tom Creel. of Lake City, made one
of his periodical visits taking orders
for mems clothing last week, going
to Pitkin, Crested Butte and Bald
win.
Senator Frank H. Means with his
wife and family, of Saguache, w7re
in Gunnison last Thursday from their
summer camp on tie Cochetopa
creek.
John Kane received the lumber
for his new house last week and work
will now start on the roof, as the
brick work he's been done for about
three weeks.
Mr.. and Ms. Carl Diebold and
children dr-va over from Pueblo Sun
d~v in their flivver and visited with
friends and relatives Labor nay, re-
turning home Tuesday.
G. w. Farnum, of Ohio City, was in
Grnnison Monday, leaving the follow
irg day for Delta where he will work
for time, returning to his mine at
Pitkin later in the fall.
Pete Seerie, of the firm of Seerie
& Varnum, came in last week in his
automobile looking over the work on
the new High School building fo-
which his firm has the contract.
Miss Della Gaddo, a former student
and graduate of the State Normal
School. passed through Gunnison Sat
urday morning on her way to Tellu-
ride, where she will teach the coming
school year.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Dewey. of Pit
kin. called at the Empire Office Mon
day. They will visit the Soldiers
Home at Montrose, and from there
will go on to California to visit theii
grandchildren.
Mrs. A. G. Clark and son John
left on the morning train Saturday
for Los Angeles, Calf, where they
will make their home. Mr.. Clarl
expects to join them later, but viii
remain in Gunnison for the present
A new pole to carry the stree
lights and for automobiles to &,
around has been set at the center o
the intersection of. Georgia avenue
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat

DR.. X. C. Sapero, the we'll known
Sperislist of Denver, will again visit
Gunnison professionally, Monday,
Sept. 10. Consultation and examina-
tion for glasses free. Over 10000 pa
tients in Colorado.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08

Fish Tags at the Pilot Office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08

Henry Corum was down from Pit
kin Wednesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08

Allen Pittser left this morning for
Delta for a weeks visit.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04

Esto haEa que los precios desciendan
poF unos dias, en- el mereadO dc Puerto
Rieq, aunque no hay existencias exec
siyss del granO en- la isla.
A pesar del enorme vendavsl que ha
eorrido el mundo con Ell proceso post
beiicO, Puerto Rico sigue eomprando con
pagO a Ia vista, en- lugar de pago con
carta de eredito, como todos los otros
meFcadOs NuestrO credito no ha sufrido
en- EstadOs Unidos.
Las habiehueias han bajado tambier
&c preeio. FOdo tiende . sostenerse a
los preeiOs actuales, que son relativa.
mente razonables. 81 los manufacture
Tos los agrieultOres, ell eOmercio. etc.
sostienen los mismOs salaries cue pre-.
valeeea hoy, el reajuste de Puerto Rico
y quizas mundial, no Sc hara esperai
mucho tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04
LA CONFERENCIA De
WASHING TON SERA
UN GRAN FRACASO
CDs uusstrO serviciO Especially

LONDREs. Octubre s. Despa-
eh0s procedentes de Toxic al Thine"
de esta eiudad. aseguran que en- vez
de ceder Ia isla de Yap y el con
troll de los cables alemanes en- el
Paeiheo. el Imperio japOnes Sc propone
manifestaT el deseo de que So ebteaga
Il aplieaei6n Ind0ehina del t-ato de ma
el6a mas favoreeida en- asuntos adua-
Eerog
Desde hace tempo Sc tenia oonocl-
misnto en- esta eiudad de la psticion
psF paTte del Jap6n, aunque Sc du'
daba despu6s del curse cue han toma.
GO los acoEteeimieatos que cada naclon
prepare antes de cue empisce la CON
fereneia sobre Ia limitacion de arma-
mentos aae Sc celebrara en- Washington
81 0-ee de noviembrs.
Los pFimerOs informes aseguraban
Que Inglaterra suministraria Ell capital,
FEancia administraria las eoncesiones y
el Jap6n los ma.sriales; pero con toda
seguridad Sc sabe qus la Gran Bretala
no interyendFa en- el asunto que el
bikado suministrara los mater.ales y
el dinero.
Rsta information ha eausado enorme
impression en- todOs los circulos, aun
euando se sabe que Ia eonfereneia en-
Washington sera un desastre, por ha
herse negado Ia "soeiedad de las Ma
Clones" a tratar aeerca del desarme, e
Ingiaterra a enviar sus primeros dl
plomaticos. como los son Lord ourzon
a eelebre Lloyd George.
PARIS. octubTe s. NJ. Barthou' mi
nistEo de Ia Guerra, ha dado IN ban
quete en- honor del general PeTshing, al
cual asis ieron los Mariseales de la Re
rahiiea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04
iImpide Ia reSO|uCi6n de Ia Junta Central
que uniOniStaS OCupen CargOS pdbIiCOs?
InSiStGnteS rumOres dan Ia impression de que
ell gObernadOr Reilly inSistra en- Su revocation

porter que era cierta la existencia dc
la exprcsada carta, y que 10 que hab-a-
mos informado aver Sc acercaba mucho
a los t6rminos en- que estaba la misna
coacebida.
Nos informo ell Sr. Torres, que Ell
sole hab5a informa1o la Junta de di-
cha carta sin que insinuara la misma
la adopc6n de acuerdo alguno con mo
two de la misaaa p9r e2tenderlo inae-
cesario.
"Yo expres6 al Gobernador-nos di-
10 ell Sr. Torres-mi criterio en- esa
question, tar pronto recibf la carta lie
die, cue como quiera qre en- d!cha
resolucs6n Sc autorizaba al president
Gel pertido endoscr nombramientos, y
como quiera que las relaciones entre
eIos dos eran cordiales. bastaba con Ell
cntendido entire ellcs para hacer les
nomLranientos sieado estos respetados
per tcda la Junta Central
Don Fepe agreg6 nues'ro Redac'or
cue como qu1era que despu6s de habe-le
dicho ell Gobernador ostas palab.as no
insisti0 en- Ia revocation solicitada, el
no habia hecho ninguna gestion ulta-
rior en- ese sentido, suponiendo que la
question habia quedado resuel'a con su
explicacion.
scbre las cuestiones politicas en- ell
presente momento, el Sr. Torres Sc
muestra algo pesimista, Y tems que ne
pueda encontrarse por ahora una So
lrcion favorable al coniicto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04
All America Cables
NUEVAs TARIFAs

En- contestacion a las de
mandas de sus favorecedores,
ALL AMERICA CABLES
anuncia la installation de Una
tarifa urgente, tres veces
mas que la tarifa corriente, a
Estados Unidos, Europa, Asia,
Cuba, Peru, Bolivia, Chile,
Argentina, Uruguay, y Brazil.
Este servicio es para proveer
una forma de communication
MUY RAPIDA para aquellos
cuyos 'mensajes quieren que
lleguen a su destino con la
mayor rapidez possible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04
La LABOR 0. Sc ESTA
REALIzANDO EN- La
ISLA De LOS LEpROSOS

Desde ell 10. de JUNO empezo Ell De-
partamento de Sanidad tratar los le-
prosos recluidos en- la isla de Cabras
de acuerdo con los tiltinos inventos
realizadcs por la ciencia, de cuya eff
cacia no cabe dudar, a juzgar por 10
que ese respecto dicen varios boleti-
mes llegados del Hawaii, donde Sc usa-
ron con exitos sorprendentes:
Ell Or. Pedro N Ortiz, Jefe del Ne
gociado de Intermediates Transmisi
bles y Estadistica, cuyo cargo Sc ha-
LA ell tratamiento de los leprosos re-
cluidos en- la Isla de Cabras, viene ha-
ciendo un estudio minucioso sobre ell
enfermos atacados de Lepra para ello
lleva un RECORD clinico, en- extreme
minucioso, con ell fin de publican mas
tarde bajo la direction del Departamen
to de Saridad un folleto relatando SIS
obseIva clones. Sc ha hecho por ell foto-
grafo Sr. Colorado una fotografia de
cada enfegmo, mas tarde su opor-
trnidad Sc haran mas para ser prblica-
das con un estudio comparative de las
mi9nas. En- elias Sc podra observar ell
contraste ell que Ell algunos casos, des-
pues de tres meses de trataniento So
lsmente es visible en- extreme.
Los estudios bacteriologicos Sc vie
nen hacienda con to6a regularidad en-
ell Laboratorio Biol6gico para poder
comprobar la accion especiica del me-
dicamento sobre ell bacilo de la lepra.
En- la actualidad, pesar de las di-
ficultades del viaje, ell Dr. Ortiz pasa
los mi6rcoles en- la Isla de Cabras con
los Ieprosos, aplicandoles ell tratamien-
to hacienda sus observaciones perso-
nales esperanto poder darles mas aten-
! cion tan pronto sea ell leprocom1o tras
ladado a un sitio mas accessible.
Desde ell primero de julio del presen
tie aflo hasta la fecha, sea en- un pc
riodo de tres meses, han sido descu,
biertes enfermos ataeados de lepra en-
la isla. De ellos cinco han sido com
probados por ell Laboratorio Biologicc
cuatro Sc ha1lan ain en- observation
aunqre todo hace Greer que ell diagnos
tico clinico sera co4nprobado en- no le
jana fecha. Esto es muy signifcativc
81 Sc tiene en- cuenta cue los dltimos
dos ingresos han ocurrido dentro de ur
periodo de un afio nueve meses.
En- ell Departamento de Sanidad Sc
ha recibido material sufciente para III
periodic de cinco meses Sc confia que
no sera necesario suspenderlo como er
| dias pasados.
Al Departamento de Sanidad, prime
ramente, y luego la constancia y &C
tividad del DR.. Pedro N. otriz, encar
gado de aplicar el medicamento, Sc de
bera que en- no lejana fecha los infeli
cs habitantes de la isla de "Cabras'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04
Ell NUEVO DELEGADO
APOSTOLICO De LA
GRAN ANTILLA Y P. R.

Mons. Pietro Benedict naci6 en- Fal
vaterra, di6cesis de Veroi, en- Ell afio
mil ochocientos sesenta y siete.
Ingreso en- la Congregation de los Mi.
sioneros del Sagrado Coraz6n en- mil
ochocientos ochenta y tres. Complete en-
Roma en- ell Colegio de San Apolinar,
todo ell curse de sus estudios, y fue or
denado de sacerdote ell 81 de diciembre
de mil ochocientos ochenta y nueve por
ei Emo. Cardenal Lucio Maria Paroch1.
Durante ocho amos fue professor y di.
rector del Colegio de los Misioreros del
Sagrado Corazon en- Barcelona. Habla
muy bien ell castellano.
En- Roma fue dos veces director de
los Anales de Mira. Sonora del Sa-
grado Corazon, y durante muchos amos
:uvo tambien su cargo la direction
de la ESCUELA APOSToLICA, en- Ia
via sAPIENZA.
En- 1905, en- el Capitulo General do
Lovaina, fue elegido procurador Gene
raj de la Congregation, cargo qCe ejer-
clio 6urante Is amos, hasta que en- 1920
fUe elegido Asistente General.
En- 1905 fue nombrado secretarIo de
la Comision Pont1fcia para la reorga-
uizacion de los seminarlos de Italia, y
desde el 1918 pertenecI6 la direction
del ACTA APOSTOLICA SEDIS.
En- 1912 Sc lie COMIC la continuation
de las obras empezadas por Ell m1smo
en- Lungotevere Pratt, este es: la Aso-
ciacion del Sagrado Corazon ell sufra-
gio de las almas del purgatorio la 70
daccion de dos revistas 1taliana y fran
cesa. Ell PURGAToRIO; Ia construc-
cion de la iglesia, que fue decIarada pc
rroquia en- 1918, siendo ell P. Beredetti
el primer parroco, nombrado por ell Pa,
pa.
En- Ell Consistor1o del 10 de MARIO del
presente af1o ell Santo Padre 10 elev0
a la dignidad de Arzob1spo de Trio, de-
signandolo para Delegado Apostcnco de
Mejico, cargo que ultimaments Sc le
ha conmutado spor su igual en- Cuba y
Puerto Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04
BANQUETE EN- UTUADos

Nuestro Corresponsal en- Utuado nos
participa que ha stdo cele5rado ELI un
banquete. EN- honor del Padre 2a51a Ell
homemade fue tributado por los "Caba
lleros de Colon, .quienes cantaron
una misa de Perosi en- conmemoraclon
del fausto dia en- que Sc cumpl1eron
so amos de la iniciacion del dign1simo
Padre Saba como sacerGote, en- aque-
la parroQuia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-04
Sc TEME QUE NO SEA
ESUHCIENTE Ell kRROz
EN- ESTADOS UNIDOS

Mabianao cen ~ eomeEnants amlgo
nusasEe eea Fessa@te II eltaaeaon asi
msEeaae ds aaHen. nea dilo 10 Eguientss
81 msFeAas 80 ares ~ IA tosteaido
fueTts y srtivs dxs1is lee tres uitimos
msaas een metiFs ds ias halos preeios
ans hau pEsFaleciae , peF IA reduction
ea ia piantaeiea duFante si nitlmo aAo
Las peEai1as NnoFmea smfrldas por Los
nEficriteEea. iee meilnsTos y lee expoT-
taapFea 81 AAe paraao ioa lsFaron . ia
eeaeiurlen "a gns - nnlea foTma ee
haeer ans lee Frsclea mslorafsn algo
sfs rf6aeisnes "a pFetneelon. soiamen.
- ~ EiautaFen si aho pasado. dos
tsEesrss partes dsi teFFsas cue general
ments 81 uta. Esta aismlnucioa. unida
. ias pFeeiss haiea hAn anmsntaao con.
siesTstismsrts 81 epnsumo. y e alza
- asts. csma e. loEies. . "a asinands
reuriants Gel artieaie.
NesefFes Fseogasmaa ans sn cuba ss
tFatt as usvHr q eabe 81 pirn ds Fe
enciF ias sismhTas &c eaha. esmo nnleo
msais penhls as sastsnsF ios prscios
a tnsa uissi Psso 81 Pian no fac ae0T
emae paE los pp4eFes csniuntas as "a
Esgabnea. cFssmes gus tamb.en an
n&FieuiteF poacs1s esgriht6 un artieal9
haeisues hinespit sshFs este asnsto
IA asmanda a. auos para EuFopa
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iift ts4ss ios meFeaeos prsaucteres del
man1s , sac 40 gn auss inmsnso D
Eata4oe uuidos hiEs aus 81 nrgos ame-
fleano 80 telimntsFa" si paiadar euro
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is pidsn.
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essera eue ia pFodnecion ameFiesna al
eanes eaeaaamenta para eubFiE Las neas.
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manea as etFos paisss Cubs o. hoy
tamtiea un EFaa E9eTcado ceasumiaoF
ee a1rea ameficana. Antss dc la guerra.
cmha aelnmemts censumla arroz de Ia
In1ia.
ha espera um haFcs ae san FFancis
es gus tfas $4,000 saoos dc arFoz para
haa 5mAn y fsooo saeos para Ponce.