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\ letter from Mrs. Walters urging
Marga-et 10 visit her awoke u thought.
tina; when Joan a-st decided TO 90 ~
New York had intrigued Margaret. bur
which she had put aside Immediately
she knew Joan preferred 10 room In the
college.
Come and spend several weeks with
me-" Mrs. Walters wrote. there Is moth
ing now 10 keep YOU ia that small
town"
There Isn't" Margare, said aloud
Not a single thing
sill she hesitated. loan would not
resent her visiting Mrs. Walters. even
II she remained all winter; but that she
did not wish 10 do. \ few days IN the
home OF another was all she cared 20
spend
A small thing decided her.
One morning the postman LEFT her n
card from Craig Forester. 1t was post
marked London. He must be on his way
home. He should hot find her sitting
quietly Just where she was when he
went away She bIushed at her thought
as she nrade the decision. 1t implied
an Interest in her greater than he mad
shown. II he had cared would he NOT
have written her instead OF sending pic
ture postcards? But still Margaret de-
termined that II he returned he should
find her in different atmosphere. dif-
rerent surroundings. And although she
pretended 70 herself that 1t was 10 be
near Joan. because she wanted the great
er facilities FOR enjoyment the Metro
polls offered: deep in her heart she
knew that it was because OF Craig For
roster she had decided 70 20.
She answered Mrs. Walters invita-
lion stating she would visit her for 4
few days. but saying nothing Of her
plans she did contide In old Hannah.
Wen And nice little apartment
Hannah. just a few rooms. and furnish
them prettily. with new things. We
won't let Miss Joan know anything
about IL until l am ready. Perhaps not
FOR long t!Me. You see want 20
have a good time. Hannah. Il want 10
feel perfectly free for 4 while. Perhaps
| shall tire OF IT. she added naively,
but I want to know how IL Saems TO be
young, happy. and-pe~haps sought be-
cause OF that" she added the last under
her breath 1T will be real lark. Han
nah buying furniture and everything.
But how are you going 20 Keep II
from Miss Joan. Ma'am? She writes ev
cry week or oftener.
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STATE DRY CHIEF
Names DEPUTIES
Several are Appointed and Assigned to
DdBsrict-wopld Divide State Into
Ten Sections for Enforcement

Charleston. W. Va. Nov. 2j.-Seren
deputies have been appointed by state
Prohibition Commissioner Brown. who
Is assigning them TO districts, accord
ing 20 an announcement today The
deputies nave full authority under the
law In their respective districts. but can
make arrests and enforce tho law in
any other part OF the state. The depu-
ties 50 appointed are II. r. Stousr of
keyser. Z L. Rutherford. OF Corinne.
Wyoming county: ]. Walter Bee. Park
ersburg Robert T. COlebank. OF sutton:
". d. Brown. OF Clarkshurg; d. c. Col
Inns. Welch and D. q. Bail. OF Milton.
Ceoe.l county.
State Commissioner Brown said today
that II tho funds in tho hands OF tho
department will permit. he proposes TO
divide the state into 10 districts with
10 regular deputy commissioners. For
the present only seven deputies Will
have charge OF tho enforcement OF tho
prohibition law OK the state and for
that reason the district IN which the
deputies will operate are not clearly de-
aned II sufficient money Is not avail
able during tho present fiscal year. the
division OF the state into districts and
the appointment OF additional deputies
will not be made until July l. 1922.
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! Liz HEALTH 7Ealh&;$SI|
By John B. Huber: A:M,MD
Pat your chest protector on your fee
THE COMMON COLD
! B. Huber A:M,MD

obediently and strenuously. I give you
now the best garsle l have found In my
many years experience In medicine.
viii you use It? l doubt you WILL be-
cause IT. costs nothing. 1t Is this: One
half teaspOonful common salt Off the
breakfast Cor any other) table to tum-
blerful of water. as warm as you can
stand It. Use as often as you like. This
Is the proportion Of salt in tho human
body.
Acne Pits
Are pit marks left from largo pimples
successfully removed by radium? II so
Is this treatment very expensive?
Answer-No. The treatment would
be very expensive.
Nervous Breakdown
Does a nervous breakdown last over
O year?
Answcr--A nervous condition after a
serious disease (sucn as typhoid) Is due
10 going to work before the GONZALES
cence Is complete-the heart regular.
the kidneys right (as ascertained by eN-
amination) and no difficulty in breath
Ing. Generally this takes months. 1t
should never last n year; II 1t does 1t
is due TO lack OF will power. Am send
ing you my articles on Nsurasthenia
and the Hygenic Life.
All Inquiries addressed to Or. Huber
In care of the Health Talks" depart
ment will be answered in these columns
in their turn. This requires consider
able time. however owing TO tho great
number received So II a personal or
quicker reply is desired, stamped and
self-addresscd envelope must be en-
e.lS oddrassed anyelOne nust be- en-
closed with the questionable Editor.
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SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
WHY WoMEN's WORK IS DULLER

tompanionsh!p gives color AMI life TO
even Il mOrOtCnous task. or course thr
woman can pause in her hOuSCwork {
60 and talk to her nciRhhOr over tn"
fence or over the telephone. but that Is
the moment or relief against the hou:
OF work. and with the man the compar-
ionshIp Is mixed In with the work.
II Only One Might WORK Together
What a wonderful thing /; would h."
II in some way women's most time con.
Stunning job. the getting OF meals. could
be organized SO that they could work TO
Gethcr. and so that the inevitable lost
motions and the waste OF materials and
fuels that come from having this big
job done by so many small units could
be avoided. I have spoken before OF the
experiments IN community kitchens
where paid help did the work nr meal
preparing. Would Il ever be possible. !
wonde rto organize community kitchens
In tenement or inexpensive apartment
houses where under the direction 81
some competent d!etiCian and cook tho
women themselves did together the
work Of meal preparation.
| know II IS q muChiwlder dream than
the other. II represents an achieve.
ment In the science Of human relations
as difficult and unth!nkable IS the wirn
less or telephone would have seemed
100 years ago. But am afraid that w"
cannot draw all the comfort II would
seem to bring. from that smile. for the
science of human relationships seems
70 he the sloweSt OF all sciences In its
development
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About last November | started with
what | thought was a cold in the head;
hut this seemed TO keep UP and for
months and months l got no relief from
sneezing and my nose would run water
for hours at a time, and 1t was very
difficult to breathe through my nose.
Finally last summer II seemed 10 stop
somewhat and all summer l had very
little trouble Bur last week ii started
Just as bad as ever. Am getting anxious
as hate to think OF putting In another
winter with this trouble. Would appre-
ciate very much If you could tell me
what Is the trouble and what l could
H. 10 remedy IT,
Answer-Am mailing you full !nfor-
nation which hope you will find help
ful. OF course the following observa-
ton does not apply to you. Your letter
gives me no reason or right TO think
that. But II does remind me OF woman
saw yesterday, which was cold day
From her head TO her knees she semed
warmly dressed. She wore a pair OF
gauzy stockings through which the
flesh was perfectly visible, and pair
OF slippers which seemed no thicker
than kid gloves. Then l wondered who
ever it was that wrote about the genus
homo as reasonable species!
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS .
Good Gargle
Some authorities and. In fact, most
doctors are opposed to the use OF lerox-
jde Of Hydrogen in any way. What Is
YOUR opinion" Is II reliable for use as
gargle" II not what is good garg!e?
Answcr-The substance you mention
good gargle. If any doctor should
give YOU 2 prescription for garsle
costing s. YOU would get II and use 1t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
The New Generation
MARGARET RESOLVES TO NOV
BY Jane Phelps

L have thought OF that Hannah. Your
daughter will renail her letters 10 me-
and VIII send her miue TO post TO Joan
OF course this would be only for a short
time. Then II Joan w!shes she can
como to us. But for the present l shah
tell no one but you and Mrs. walters
my plans. Ii IL fortunate that Ted Is
away at college.
Indeed 1t IS. Ma'an. unless you want
Mss Joan to know"
Margaret rushed her plans when she
found she could rent her house advant-
ageously II she did so at once. She
gave a years lease. with tho privilege
Of buying at the end OF tho year At q
certain price, provided the family en-
Joyed the place. They rented It furnish
ed, 80 all Margaret and Hannah had 10
do was to pack their trunks and go
Margaret was as excited as child
about TO embark upon some strange and
thrilling adventure. Never had she TAX"
en- a step before without ConsderinG
Joan. Now she thought OF no one but
herself This was her idea her plan. II
she told no one should would have no
objections TO overcome. SO 10 all her
friends and acquainta she had sim
ply said that she was going away for
time: that she though IL better 10 rent
the house than have It stand empty In
cold weather
1t was a glorious dny in early Octo-
Der when she stepped from the tain.
and greeted Mrs. Walters, who met her
rGaret was TO find an apartment then
send for Hannah who until that time
would stay with her daughter.
When Margaret unfolded her plan 10
Mrs. Walters. the latter was wildly en-
thusia site.
Il am delighted" she exclaimed. We
are sure 10 have gay winter. I'll take
you to my mOdiste and my mtlliner. fon
look charm!nE. now. but wait until she
get through , IN you. Your own moth
err wouldn't ..How you. And l hear
great friend is TO be in town this win
ter"
Anyone I know"
Yes, you were with him the first
time l saw you-Crais Forester.
had letter from him yesterday. He Is
IN London on his way back"
Margaret said nothing. yet she was
almost tempted To give UP her plan OF
living in New York Forester had
written Mrs. Walter. To Margaret ne
had sent a picture postcard.
Ito Be Continued
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new ORLEANS PORT
TIED UP BY STRIKE

New Orleans. Nov. 25.-The port Of
New Orleans was completely tied up to-
day by q strike OF between 1000 and
10, 900 cargo leaders and handlers who
walked out IN sympathy with the screw
pen, who quilt work Monday. About
sSventy ships are In port awaiting car
goes. The public cotton warehouse and
ten private warehouses were closed.
Steamship operators, under tho pro-
lection OF large detachment OF police,
began recruiting non-union mon TO Nil
the vacancies. Tho operators said they
had obtained seven hundred men. mostly
negroes. In answer to an advertisement
for 1000 laborers. Strike leaders said
they had no Information on this phase
OF the walkout.
The strike was preclp!taied by wage
cut instituted by tho operators which
tho screw men rejected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
- How to Be Healthy q
~RD The Crnsade of the Doabte Barred Cross
Practical Talks On Disedss Preoentioa
PFspane4 ~ De
WEST VIRGINIA TUSERcdCOSta AS"S

tprssoa%y nfscse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26

S9eH oac tho names Of he little pic
lures. Then adj and Subtract az ind!-
Gated BY the s.Eas and the resulting
letters Viii spc.i the name % a br,st-
ling animal.
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle
The reous represents ANTIETAM
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EDUCATIONAL WEEK.

Harrisburg. Pm. Nov. 26.-Pen"syl
yan!a school teachers arc called upon
TO Impress upon their pupils tho
mighty events OF history" occurr!ug
lately and tho Importance OF the dis
armament conference at Washington by
Governor w. c. sproul In proclama-
ton Issued today for observance OF
educational week" December ! 10 10.
The governor calls attention OF the pub
lie TO the Importance OF the times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
LYNCH MEETS SMITH.

New York. Nov. '25.-Joe Lynch. for
mer worlds bantamweight boxing
champion. will meet Midget Smith in
4 lO-round contest tonight. Billy De
Foe, Of ST. Paul, and Andy CLANCY. Of
Baltimore. will be principals in an;
other 10-round bout.
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THE RIGHT TO BE BORN HEALTHY

University Medical
T. ond ts bfhg healthy children
ly healthy OF all that
,sn nave healthy bodies No Is At to bs father
be avoided
demand
with silver he have ali OF tie ondthay
p1dsd palace eaad BE-
furniture furnishings
make
ane ad whether there
u
community has right to demand that the hnd
attended,
whole world OF the be carefully
ed from AID scientific
q community birth
medical provided
child at
the dsmRsd
community must do for h The health Of
descend bRahh Of Its children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
WILLS FORTUNE TO
JOSEPHINE JOHNSON

New York. Nov. GA p"nc!lI"d doc,
ument purpovting TO he the will
and confession OF Mrs. Margaret East
on. wealthy rcclusc. who died in squalor
IN Brooklyn recently, reached the
brooklyn surrogate's court to-day In an
envelope addressed by an anonymous
sender
The document asked that all TINS.
Easton's money and bank deposits, said
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splendid Harlequin Suit SIS. Here
/. an ever popular masquerade design
one NAT is sure 10 please and to be
; cry comfortable. II can readily be de
velopcd and IS suitable for many kind
90 material. Calico ."reto0ne. chlntz
muslin cambria. satin and crepe ar
good tor this model The Pattern i
cut in sizes: SIS and lO-l2 years r"i
children: l4-i6 years for misses ana
3S-tO inches bust measure FOR adults
4 1912 year size pattern requires s..
wards OF .. Inch material for the SUI;
and 5, yard FOR the cap. pattern oil
this Illustration mailed to any address
on receipt OF l2c IN silver or stamps.
Write name ami address plainly. Send
II cents 20 IntellIgencer office. Wheel
ing W. Va.
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ntellgencer Want Ads-Every Day WeekWork Wonders
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10 total more than s@500Oo he given to
my husbands daughter, Josephine
johnson, who lives somewhere IN Ohio.
residence unknown"
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Jap Delegates Submit
Revised Tonnage Figures

WASHINGTON. Nov. @5.-(By the NSso.
ciated i'ress)--Rev!Sed estimates OK
Japan's naval tonnage have hesn rece,v-
ed FROM Toxic BY the japanese deleSa-
ton and nae been submittedto the dele.
"a lions OF the other powers FOR eHaml-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22
ACCIONEs Y PRoCEDIMIENTOs.

odo e uo peminar del Codigo Civil de Puerto Ric5
puede consierae de caracter ddaco dspocones
suscepbes reclamation exception de las sguienes:
Ell artfcuo A. ne dposiciones dan orgen dos acone
refere nulo no 10 per se
la nulidad de pleno derechO la
de nuda precea petci6n ante tribunal eerctando la
nudad especiamene acumulandola oras
clones que entablen.
Pr0cedneno acciOnes esta subordinate los de-
juico que tengan que alegadas
E afcuo orgna otra acci6n al decarar ncurso
bdad tribunal rehhse faar pretexo de snco obcu
o nsufciencia de la ley.
Procedmento para ercar acci6n hemos ndcao
en- la glosa.
Tamben del acuo 3d. indicator de quenes eiudadano III
los Esados UnOs procedmento seguir cuando
adquirir procedmieno
rentes classes
Isl rata de adqur la cudadana americana exts
Puerto Rco procedmento ley de Natura
c6n decir ante la Core Federal
Puerto Rico ecarar ntenci6n bona fde conyes
dadano de los Estados Unidos. II
2S atara de cudadano de Puerto Rico acept6
cudadana americana agunos ursas sosenen que debe comps
la Core de Dsro del pals para anuar decara
hecha dicha Coe por poeo
poroquelo iuras entienen que seg
el procedimiento de Naturalization. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22

ba mas eumarlas psufssaF - SafgN.
1aAs 0nsmlae y. N~E~s. ~saFhFiaaa
musaRsal a. h slneaaa y aue - aisrr.
sor "a CasrEie insmEmsaae rsetemae'
mrmie sm MasagiirR. O. ME&fAidS.
No Y MAGNEgasMn.
Esaariam racble ~. M. 6. Tsisfe.
M 2le Verde.
Csnwre EsPlRITlSMo. MAGNE.
TfsMO. HIPNOTlSMO. Carlo.
MANClA. NIGROMANclA. QugRO.
MANClA, TELEPATgA. GRAFOLO-
CHA. BOfANIcA. SUGGESTION . dis.
tancia y le pacde decir su pasaao. pre-.
srnte y future.
Enseha per correspondence. Selici.
te Catalogo No. 2 Ilustrade Gratis y
sus hojas de CONsULTA.
Presenta a I'd. ana persona viva o
mueria en- nm espeio.
Ofic:aa permansnGe en- MayagfeE.
:Quiere leerse Ia Buena Ventura
Gratis? Escriba hoy. enyie sellos pa
ra su c0ntestaci6n.
Direction: DIR. O. ID. VERGE, Box
456, Mayagiiez. r. II.
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alta representation sino tambien con
la afectuosa cordialidad de un MEM
bro tan distinguido de esta gran fa-
milia.
FL viaje del Secretario Colby ha ST.
do un acontecimiento no solo de for
ma sino de fondo Y sus efectos seran
perdurables.
Las condolences personales del Se.s
cretario de Estado han hecho su ia
rea facil y los telegramas que de mi
Gobierno he recibido revelan en- la
forma mas franca y Categorical la fe
en- la buena amistad que el ha acen-
tuado con su presencia, que sera tan
solida como permanente y que los sem
timientos que con tanta elocuencia he
exteriorizad0 son correspondents COD
sinceridad.
Su Excelencia Augusta Cochrane dc
Alencar, Embajador del Brasil, has
bio como sigue:
Senor Secretario:
No Sc que podria decirle despues de
todo 10 que va Sc lie ha manifestado
con toda sinceridad en- los tres paises
(Continda Ell la pag. 81
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Los EnGmig0S dela N0jeI

La casa Cantero, Fernandez Y Co,
Inc, on sus departamentos de librerfa.
Allen As Y Salvador Bau 81 y 50, aca-
ba de recbir la version inglesa de Los
enemigos de la Mujer (The euemies of
Womenl, del inslgne Vicente Blases
Ibalcz.
La traducci6n es de Irving Brown.
Y esta embellishments hecha.
HI precio de la edici6n iDglesa que
es una maravilla de pulcritud. es de
tan bella. solo cuesta en- espaii0l $1.5O..
y la misma edicion. tan cuidada y
81. 10 con fraDqueo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22

truccion que salve al mundo de una
regresion a la barbarie.
Pero no solamente habeis hablado,
senor Secretario, sino que tambien
habeis dido. Y habreis seeuramente
dido con la meditada atencion de un
estadista y con la sinceridad de un
hombre honrado, refejo de las de
las de vuestra esclarecido Presidente
Y de las tradiciones politicas de esta
Gran Nacion..
Las ideas y anhelos que os hayan
expresado los tres ilustres Magistra-
dos que presiden con tanto acierto y
prestigio. los destinos de nuestras
hermanas del Atlantico, habran sido
seguramente los mismos que Sc os
hubieren expresado en- el resto de la
America en- orden a la cooperation
americana, Y, particularmente, en-
cuanto os hubieren penetrado del
amor por sus libertades y del senti-
miento de su independence, abriga-
dos con una fiereza, que acaso habra
podido pareceros excesiva, pero natu-
rales y propias de los herederos de
una noble raza que fue, a su turno,
conductora del mundo.
Visitas como la vuestra, como las
que anteriormente nos habian dispen-
sado, entire otros, los distinguidos Sc
cretarios Root, Knox Y McAdoo, asi
como las de los Presidentes Brum,
Pessoa y Porras en- este pals, no son
solamente formulismos Y cortesias
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22
Bienvenida del Consejo Direc
two de la Union Pan-Ameri-
cana al Secretsrio de Estado
con motive de SUI regreso
del viaje que hizo a la
Costa Oriental de
Sud- America

interes en- vuestra mission que con
placer os vemos regresar, sabedores
de que vents satisfecho de ella.
Habeis. hablado en- Rio Janeiro, en-
Montevideo, en- Buenos Aires, tres
ciudades capitales de que Sc enorgu-
llece la America del Sur, exponentes
de la elevada cultura Y civilization
que han alcanzado aquellas Repdbfi-
cas-.
AL hablar en- elias, habeis hablado
para toda la America, en- donde ha-
bran encontrado eco vuestras pala-
bras tendencies a fortifcar esta So
lidaridad americana para la paz; ne
cesaria hoy mas que nunca la paz 81
Sc ha de cumplir la obra de recons-
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"a maysr garaHtis De- Ia Federal VI.
tillr cs que cl Gablerne de ios Essa-
ssos UHiaos In tiene en- uss cvrriente;
Ia meior prucba de sas Sxites. que en-
men0s de seis meses se han vendide
80 en- Puerto Rico.
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M8 MNMmM mn mMaaaseA.a .awNAsmstsa. /.
! saaHssAlnA gAmNsse NamaAasa. -
9.Hsmaasm hHn#eeA NFwHsAl aN#mssmasAa
Ae EA - maAs asmswsms usMEaseAsmes
- saaa g. asa sMsasslAaa Hsssn =
tsNNas aaHsma asmwlNinim NswetM
Nlsaie sNlh ~ a.sae8t ss4 tsaamns
rasassis laasn krf laAamss Hua e..
Aasass laSa san iasa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22

30 AcuA8 "a msHmnEaA ean 60
skasule dare coo b asHa Essse menss
ssss lneo. 0smgma una 'BeaMal Nam
hie. uae ella d NmrmA ssaaA. mmislpllsa
y tlissae eun era Fzplana ansnlhFosa y
noa ana m8mrtiana smHammAGsxa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22

Saniisamos ensefar por careo. por solo
90 al mes: Curse Complete De conta.
lilidad Mercantil. incluyendo Ia conta.
bilidad de Corporaciones. y Ia consabi.
isdad de Dances. Taqugrafia Gregg o
risman. en- espaiol' o ingles Curse Ele.
mental &c Tenedor de Libros, solo ti2
Nsnde seilos pidiendo informes a La
Tajsrdo Commercial e. Language
School. (la escuela que cumple 10 que
ofrece,. San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22

prOtocolares Tienen mayor trascen-
dencia. 81 los Estsdos Unidos, en-
estos momentos de una actualidad in
ternacional confusa, pueden aparecef,
para algunos, como un enigma; para
nuestra America son un libro alberto
en- cuyas paginas Sc alimenta y vi
goriza nuestra confan2a, pues solo as
piramos a elaborar nuestros destinos
viviendo respetados y respetando.
Os sera grato que, al terminar, Os
Olga en- nombre de todos, que duran
te vuestra ausencia, el Honorable Sub
secretario, Mr.. Norman Davis, a car
go del Departamento, nos dispense la
misma cordialidad Y atencion a que
nos teniais acostumbrados, Y que de-
seamos aprovechar esta OCCASION para
dejar testimonio de clio y agradecer-
selo.
Su Excelencia Tomas A. LIE Breton,
Embajador de la Repdblica Argen-
tina, Sc expreso en- los terminus si-
guientes:
Me es muy grato dar la bienvenida
a nuestro Presidente, el Secretario de
Estado Mr.. Colby.
Su vista a mi pals, Ell conocimiento
directo de sus gobernantes Y de su
pueblo acercan y fortifican, 81 cabe,
nuestros vinculos de amistad.
Sc ha cumplido, ademas, cuanto ha-
bia anticipate; pues Sc lie ha recibido
no solo con los honores debidos a su
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22
81 QUIERE UD.

81 QUTERE I'd. conprar vender Bo-
nos Acciones de Bancos. Centrales
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