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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13

dor de los mejores productos de Ca
talufia. Surte de Gyellanas Espala,
ST fuera necesario; Y multitHd de fa-
bricas enriduecen mas mas su po-
blaci6n. rs bellisima, pintada, LENA
Ge jardines que sonrien los rayos
brillantes de este sol que baila admi-
rablemente sus torres su cspl6ndido
caserio. \ 10 largo Il 10 ancho por
Gonde discurre dtinasiado pronta e
imperturl,able eeta maquina Internal,
10 es possible scguir coiltando chime
meas, espacicsos cstaDlecimientos
industrialeS manufacturers. Aho-
, ra estamos por entire campos dOnde
ell vert;e tiene ~1lna am0rosa charla
dc matices. en- donde Gnicamente
he podido constatM III precision del
color girls de los olives; un color tan
claro que con un rayo dc luz dema-
SiaGo intense serfa bIanco como Ia
leche. En- las planicies alejadas, por
ALA. hay una caudal profusi6n tie
higueraS nogaleS, Y manZanos.
areas inmensas trabajadas cGn eSme-
70. Y cerca de nosotros, en- III luta.
los apacibles olives. esoS qac nos eau
san cXtraneZa. pofque ese verde no
tiene iguaI en- III vegetaci6n tan null
| tiplc V variada de nueStras plantas
| tropicalcS. Is cl verde mas dcsNiado
@ incoloro que puede concebilse. y
que slucstivo. que armonioso, en- la
communion pldcida del verde de lar
enanas V copiosas viilas.
Ali estd va el mar. Barcelona eS
| til ccrca porqua 81 no nos 10 dijeril
! la holN.-las Ocho Y treinta, Ia
repcntina apariei0n de unos monte:
de pieGra, V unos t1neles constantc>
hosteZandO las recedumbreS inS0lita:
! dc esta regi0n.-n0s 10 dirfa, ademas
mas mejor, Ia inmensidad de Ill
panorama alberto, que Sc rierde ante
nuestra vista, ell ell que son aviso dt
vida V movimientos ciudadan0s. un;
infinidad de pueblecitos alegres. 1tno'
enseiiando sus iglcsias V situadas ei
10 alto de unas l0mas. V otrOs en- Una
! extremidad del vale. solos Y. junto'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13

eada EN- su especialidades -cientfficas,
tenfa una estimalJle function que de-
sempeiar, -especfficamente sumariada
Dor la verbosa information de este
hombre, revelado ahora, cuando me-
nos 10 espero, un serio estadista que
domina magistralmente la t6cnica
sobre la que sc levantarfa firpe y
pcrdurable Ia prosperidad de esta
terra. Estoy confundido; porque
esta sabidurfa no es la de un imagi-
nativo sino la de I'M retleXivo Y frfO
especulador que deja comprender Ell
seguida, que ha estudiado cada pro-
blema; que muchos cursos de Acade-
mias ha logrado en- una larga juven-
tud dc estudios y, que, finalmente, es
hombre quien deberfa mucho pres
tigio un Ministerio del Estado una
Corporation de altos negocios nacio-
males, 81 10 tuviera.
Pero apenas yo insin1o una pre-
gunta, la respuesta saba flAgece, ter
minante,s demostrada Objetiya Y sub
jetivamente; estamos va fuera de
Ia estaci0n de Reus, Ell Gonde Sc
quedan los buen0s amigos que nos
acompanan. Son ellos la viuda, y su
hermano su padre. Encantados We
man junto 4 nosotros, les sorpren-
prendi6 In lIegada Il su destino An
tes de baiar Sc han deSpedido efuSi-
vos: ofrecieronnos su casa de Ma
drid; y nos dejan sus tafjetas. 1C
aprovech6, la df de una veZ mi
cordial generosO informador. y
rccibf la suya Y ley6ndola antes, la
guarde junto a las otras. Decfa: Ei
General ARGct ROdfigues del B1rriO
| NADIA mas. Era un m0zo de cua
rpnta amos. Ocho ailos Ell Larache.
Estoy rec0rdando la vision de lt
notable Que eS Reus. Enorm2 es ST
] eStac6n,-como las de una gran ciu
dad como Zaragoza.- a.--demostrand 81
| importancia. la misma que con graz
! acopio de datos me ha demOStradO g
General. Ticne cerca de seScnta mi
habitanteS. Una ciudad m0derna
smtuosa. de gran concrete, eXporta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13
Los anpos

fsita polemica era aquel pasajero dis
cret0, que monte con su familia en- la
estaci0AzSfle Zaragoza. iBien vehfa
aquella hora, sin cafe sin brandy,
iii NADIA; distraer In necesidad de ate
nuar el malestar que tantos cigarri-
Hos, echados Ell el .automatismo del
funiar, nos habfa producido! Pero
Sc tenfa que hacer algo.
No Sc trata dc un literato, es YER
dad J. pero ST que es un verdadero
enferddo de esas cosas. La piatica
| fue larga, en- In que scomprendf que
me las entendfa con un sujeto distin-
gni,lo que Saba mucho, no va de la
vida eulturaIHde Espaiia. sino que del
la'ilneo de plat0n, de Teofrlsto Y dc
Juan .Jacobo. aproposito de la Histo-
i ria sdc la Biisicd Y Ia vibraci0n del
s01litlo en- correcto frances Srecitan
dome aqurlio de +. ]. Fetfs de que
!, ka HiasiqHe est y dcnrre idedle de
| ktsRanifd: que no por manido deii
| de SET uif rasgo que denota disciple
iuados estudios. Esa discussion reani
| mo visiblemente al culto viajero. VI
era de dfa. Parece que cOmprendit
mi anhelo de saberme ell paisaje que
atrayes;ibamos, cordial Y sOlfcit'
Fme hizo volver la vcntanilla pars
irme se1alando aquellos lugares; su:
| dueiios sus nomhres; su importance;
en- la riqueza paninsular, los cultivo.
| Y sus modes nacionales los prGdtlc
tos de gran movimiento V consume
len Ell merGldo espa1ol, europeo .
americana; Gpocas Y noticias de l;
! sestadfstica con su progressive trope
Ede guarfSmos c0mparados antcs !
despu6s de Ia guerra vicisitudes dt
Ia industrial espanola proyectos el
estudio para salvar posibles crisis d.
Ia agricultural y las manufacturers. el
LAS que la ingenierfa moderna apli
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13

Aunque 10 oficialmente, tenemOs in
formcS &c que habra el siguicnte mo-
vimiento. en- el cHerpo de In policia
inSular FL icfe Lopez Azda Serd
ascendido Il jefe de lirimera clase
paSando comandar cl dist"itO dc
Ponce; Martinez Chapel. Quedara POI
ahora en- MMayaeiieZ Y Rlanco Ell
Caycy. Barrante. de IA detective
pasard comandar e diStrito do
Ponce. vinicndo Quinoncs otra vez {
San Juan. ReniteZ. Cap6. Alvarado '
Muhiz. scran assemblies.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13
MOVIMIENTO POLICIACO

Julio de 1921. (Espaha.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13


a la vcz en- una facil communication de
muy pocos minutes a caballo. Y el
mar siryiendo de marco.
FL seilor Rodriguez del Barrio La
lido IL ordenar sus menesteres de via
ie ayutlar Il su esposa bien
v6stir a los chicos. Barcelona SC We
VA. Pero cstd lejos. Estas cercanias
n0n sus barrios apartados. Son sun
tuosas residencias veraniegas. Son
parte de su grandes fabricas que son
verdaGeras pahlaciones. C0mienZo 20
Il arreglar mis- vestidos. mi capa. Y
aSi, en- cse trasin estln toGos los
pasajeyds. Llegamos Il Ia plilnera
gran cstaci6n de Barcelona. el
General me ha dicho que 10 es Gsta
In nuestra. pcro eS 10 cierto que va
hemOs llegado....
Mi casa cS.--me ha dichc--E ten
Grfa mucho gusto en- volverle Il yer,
ell ella" GraciaS. Y ya no recorde
mas nj Ia Gale nj el nttmero.
Algunas callpS pasan por sobre el
trcn. cl tren pasa per debajo de
algunas GALES. y bien adentro, en-
la ciudad. Ia locomotora entrando Il
un extraorlinario establpc:lniento, Sc
para definitiyamenta. Detinitiva-
mentc.
Enrique Lefcbrc.
Julio de 1921. (ESpana.)
The evening world., 1921-03-17
THE BIG ARMY
OF LITTLE RED
CORPUSCLES
Plenty Of Red Blood Is the SuTeSt
Foundation Of Bounding
Good Health
GOOD BLOOD CON0UERS DISEASE
PeptO MaRgaR PuTiieS The Blood and
Fills Il with Red
COTpuSeleS

Scientists like to compare the red
corpuscles in the blood to an army
The red corpuscles are disc-shaped,
smooth cells which swim in the blood
in large numbers. They take up and
carry away impurities from all parts
Of the body
When disease germs enter your body
(qnd millions do every day) it is the
red corpusclcs that attack and destroy
them.
II your blood is weak and sluggish
aud loaded with poisOns, the disease
germs are able to multiply quickly
That is when you are pale and what
you cali run down"
That is when you need to take that
great tonic, Pcpto-M -Mangun. It con
tuins the ingredients your blood needs
to build it up and increase the number
OF red COrpusclcs.
Pepto-Mangan is for sale at your
druggists, and in both liquid and
tablet form. They have exactly the
same ingredients. Take whichever you
prefer But to make sure you get the
genuine, ask for Guides Pepto-
Mangan" and see that the name
Guides" is on the package.--Adyt.
The evening world., 1921-03-17
QUIT MEAT IF YOUR
KIDNEYS ACT BADL Y
Take tablespoonful of Salts It
Back hurts or Bladder
bothers.

We arc a nation Of meat eaters and
Dur blood is filled with uric acid, says
well-knOwn authority, who WJ5ua
us to be constantly on guard against
kidney trouble
The kidneys do their utmost To free
the blood of this Irritating acid, Sui
become weak from the Overwork
they get sluggish; the climiuatyc It's
sues clog and thus the waste is re
tanned in the blood to poison the en-
tire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel
like Jumps of lead, and you have
singing pains in the back or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment, or the
bladder is irritable, obliging you to
seek relief during the night; when you
have severe headaches, nervous and
dizzy spells, sleGplesSness, acid Stom-
ach or rheumatism in bad weather,
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Saltsi take table.
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast each morning and in few
days your kidneys will act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for
generations to flush and stimulate
cloggcd kidneys, to neutralize the
acids in urine so it is no longer
source Of irritation.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
iniurc; makes delightful efferves.
cent lithia-water drink, and nobody
can make n mistake by taking little
occasionally TO keep the kidneys clean
and aCtive.--Adyt.
The evening world., 1921-03-17

nay state Boys Held az Bandits.
Eye Street and August Fromm. elgh-
teen. Of No l5 Howe street, both Of
South Boston, Mass, were arrested
day on Sixth Avenue by Policeman
Leef, OF the West 3Oth street Station.
and held by Magistrate Nolan in JEFF
ferson Market Court for eNtradition
On an assault and robbery charge.
They were alleged to have stuck up"
Peter V. Harris. a South Boston gro
Ger, on Monday, robbing him OF S3S
and lis watch
The evening world., 1921-03-17

tanning SAL. In his hat. was tripped
by another roomer In the house and
by the time he reached the street a
number OF pajama-cla figures were
in full cry.
Detective Slevin and Policeman
Muldoon OF the West goth Street sta
tion arrested fleeing negro who
said he was John Williams. thirty
five, Of No. $40 West 53d street.
Bors's pocketboolS was said to have
been found in his hat. Magistrate
Nolan in jefferson Market Court held
Williams in $4,000 bail for cxamina-
tion Monday
The evening world., 1921-03-17
NLAN TAKES HAND IN CASE.
wudieu SUIT Brought by saIesEirlS
Arninat city.

ERfty young women appeared before
ustice Mullan in Supreme Court to-
M to follow the test suit brought
by Emma RozeEe against Edwin ].
OaEalIsy, as Commissioner of Mark
-, to recover compensation for serv-
aoes rendered in selling War Depart
ment supplies to the people OF the
nity. These young women, who also
Hided in disposing the surplus sup
plies, filled the Part III. court room
md the rotunda outside.
The case was Withdrawn from the
calendar when Mayor Hylan asked
Tor the papers in the test case with
view TO ascertaining the justice of
te claims.
The evening world., 1921-03-17
MRS. LATTIMER RELEASED.
~ Action by Grand Jury Against
Nurse.

SYRACUSE, N. r., March 17.-Mrs
.ulice T. Lattimer, professional nurse.
NEas released by the police yesterday
Gfter the Grand Jury had failed to take
action in the matter of alleged "mis-
Treatment of Mrs. Ruth a. Crawford
hes sixty eight-year- cousin.
Mrs. Iattimer was detained twenty
Aour days ago upon her arrival on a
steamship at New York from the South
She described her release to-day as an
Pomcial vindication of innocence"
The evening world., 1921-03-17
DR.. F. w. GUNSAULUS
DIES SUDDENLY
WEaS Head Of Armour Institute OF
4 Technology and Former Yale
n Professor.

! CHICAGO, March 17.-Dr Frank
" Gunsaulus, noted educator and
Writer, and since 1899 President OF
ne Armour Institute Of Technology
Asre, died suddenly at his home early
O-dAy. following a severe heart at
back. He was seventy-five years old.
DR.. Gunsaulus was born at Chester
Vile, o., and attended Ohio Wesleyan
University at Delaware, Ohio. He en-
bered the ministry at Columbus at
me age OF nineteen, and later held
Hlastorates at Baltimore and Chicago.
hen followed a series of professor
Rllaips at Yaie, University of Chicago,
Ohio Wesleyan, and Miami University,
Oxford, Ono.
The evening world., 1921-03-17

S47 Broadway, near l4th.
t1352 Broadway, cor. 36th ST.
1895 Broadway (Times Sq.)
+ 9S4 Third Avenue.
t1452 Third Avenue.
t22O2 Third Av., cor. 1 goth st,
k2779 Third Av. bet. l46th&l47thSts
EAann-..- n--L---u -.
The evening world., 1921-03-17

1t is more than thirty years old.
You can find it in thousands of stores.
Its ssignis the LabeIof" Allen A"-then new
mark of the Makers Identification and re.
sponsibility on the celebrated cooPER'S-
BENNINGTON Spring Needle UnderSVeG'
The evening world., 1921-03-17
CROWD IN PAJAMAS
CHASES BURGLAR
Negro Captured by Police, Who
Say They Found Stolen S4i
in His Hat.

Awakened by a negro burglar in
his room at No. oil Tenth Avenue
early to-day, Henry Bors gave cnasc
in his nlghtclothes. The negro, who
had placed Bors's pockethook. con-
The evening world., 1921-03-17

and BIASR CAl HUBERT
"Allen," the name of the
Makers ; their personal pledge
of responsibility to you. And
"A"-the standard mark of
first and finest grade.
These famous lines come
straight from the Mills to the
Merchant.
He deals with the Makers
direct. He knows what he is
offering you, and merits the
confidence he asks from you.
The evening world., 1921-03-17
Give your Confidence to the
Merchant who Merits it

A MAN usually devotes about five min
4 a utes to buying Underwear or Hosiery.
He finds what looks like the kind he wants.
Matters ofcut, fit, finish, brand and moneys
worth are taken for granted.
A Merchant may we'll ask himself
The evening world., 1921-03-17
SIBERIAN Force Occupies Two
Towns.

PICKING, March 16 ASSOCIATED
Press) Occupation Of the two towns Of
Kiakhta and Troitskosavsk located on
Siberia, about 10 miles southeast Of
IrlCutsk, by Gen. Baron Michel Ungern-
Sternberg, Chief Lieutenant Of Cen
Semenoff. is reported here. These towns
Siberian Railway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

oval or obling. and hang it at the
right point above the board.
Materials for draping can be any
thing which pleases most, from taft
feta to sateen.
The effect should be carried out
finely in tones of yellow. The board
in that case should be enameled in
cream. The hangings should be a
decided yellow and the tapers at
the sides a still deeper tone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

one color in a room, introducing
pink with your yellow would be
lovely. Let the flowers or ribbon
which finishes the point of the mir
ror be pink and the decoration on
h yellow candle shades shoulu
pink.
Lavendar and jade green can be
combined beautifully or very deli
cate violet with yellow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

All persons concerned may al notice.
that the Subscriber. executor. etc.. of
James Greaves. deceased, intends to ex-
his final account to the Orphans
Court { the County of Middlesex. on FRI
day. the third day of June. 1921, = 10
A. NJ. In the Term Of April, 1921 for
settlement and allowance. the same be-
ing first audited and stated by the Sur
rsgate.
Dated April 2s 1921.
THOMAS +. BURKE.
2560-4-29-5t Dew Fri. Executor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

All persons concerned may take notice.
that the Subscriber Administrative, etc,
of William James Parisen. deceased. in
tends to exhibit her final account to the
Orphans Court of the County Of Middle
sex, on Friday. the tenth day Of y'he
1921. at 10 A. NJ. in the Term of -pril.
1921. for settlement and allowance the
same being first audited and stated by the
Surrogate.
Dated May 5, 1891.
MARY A. BELL.
ADMINISTRATIVE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
"GetS=lt"
Ends All
CornS
Simple A. a. B. c.

Simple A. A. B. c.
No corn, hard Or soft, is too old or too
deeply rooted to resist "Gets.It." Inn
mediately 1t dries and shrivels, the edges
loosen from the true flesh and sooD you
can peel 1t right OH with your fingers as
painless1y as you trim your nails.
Don't coddle cord pests. Don't nurse
and pamper them. Don't cut ana trim
them. REMOVE them with 'GETS-IT.'
posts q tribe at any drug store. Md. By
L1. Lawrence & Co.,, Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

Sold I'M Perth AmDoy by Oty
Pharmacy, Inc.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-28
Better Staple

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m ap b. e 3 e a. ri f b rt b h 4
Fla 81 . a. a Val m f b "a d d o
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-09-02

Order Your Monument Direct n
the factory.
WE CAN SAVE YOU M0Nl
Call ON or Write
PEDER BRUV0LD
Agent
Comertown, Mont.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-09-02

MONTANA STATE FAIR rs LOCI
CAL PLACE TO SHOW SAYS
SUPERINTENDENT
BIG RAM SALE IS FEATURE
Premiums Increased Over 1920 and
improvements Made in Hous-
inc Facilities as induce
ments to Sheep Men

The Montana State fair is the lOgi-
cal place for the biggest sheep show OF
the northwest, in the opinion of Super
intendent Geo. NJ Lewis, who will
again manage the sheep and goats de-
partment of the exposition next Sep
TENDER 1911. "Of no less Importance
to the sheep men of the state, said
Mr.. Lewis, sis the, big ram sale that
will be conducted fair week.
Premiums increased.
Premiums in this department total
s., PSI 90 as against $4,000 last year
according to the superintendent. These
premiums combined with the improved
housing conditions should offer a
strong inducement to the sheep men
of the state.
. Prospects Excellent.
Mr.. Lewis expresses himself as high
ly pleased with the prospects for 1921.
ssIn 1920 he said, s.there were some
exhibitors who had not been at the
state fair for years, but who were so
pleased with the show and the big sale
that they promised to be back in 1921
with what they termed real exhibits
To the list of special premiums in
this department is added this year one
offered by the American Oxford Down
Record association in the amount OF
$50. Other associations offering
special premiums are: The American
Hampshire, $52; The American Shrop.
shire, $50, and a special for boys and
girls club work. The American An
CORA Goat Breeders association puts
up silver trophy in that division.
Write for premium list and entry
blanks.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-09-02

Washington, D. c. With the sign
ing of the peace agreement by repre-
senatives Of the United States and
Germany in Brlin on August 18th, the
state of war between these two coun-
tries is at last brought to a close.
Within a short time diplomatic rep
resentatives can be exchanged and
then negotiations can be undertaken
with respect to trade and other nor
NAL relations between nations.
Immediately following the signing
Of the document Secretary OF State
Hughes. gave out an explanation OF
the terms to the press which, in part,
read as follows: &
s.The treaty with Germany IS in
accord with the peace resolution
adopted by congress and approved
by the president on July 2, 1921.
''sThe preamble Of the treaty recites
sections |, 2 and of the resolution
which relates to Germany.
article I of the treaty provides
that the United States shall have all
the rights and advantages specified II
the resolution, including those stipu.
lated for the benefit of the Unlteo
States in the treaty of Versailles.
ssSection of part ~ contains the
provisions by which Germany re.
nounced her former overseas posses.
sions in favor Of the principal alice
and associated powers. This confirms
the rights Of the United States with
respect to zap and the other former
German overseas possessions upon al
equality with the other powers. Thu
other parts of the treaty of Versatile!
above mentioned embrace the military
clauses, the reparation, financial AM
economic clauses, the parts relating t.
aerial navigation, ports, waterway
and railways, guarantees and miscel
laneous provisions.
The result is to put the Unite.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-09-02
SWINE SHOW WILL
Be BIGGEST
DR.. ". 6. JosEPH SEES BIG IN.
CREASE At 1921 STATE
FAIR
PREMIUMS THIS YEAR So, 094
New Scale Permits, Large Herds 70
Compete on Sliding Scale
/ According to Numbers
Shown
=
PREMIUMS THIS YEAR So, 094

..7,o cav that the swine breeders OF
tho state are interested in the l92l
show at the Montana State fair IS 10
mt it mildly says DR. w. =. Joseph
IF Bozeman agricultural college, SUI
nerintendent of this division.
sees Big Increase.
The premiums offered in this de-
nartment in 1921 are $3Oe4.W as
against s.. 4Oo. 90 in 1920, which in the
oninion Of superintendent Joseph, com
hined with the extensive Improvements
made in the housing facilities this year
will result in many new herbs Delhg
added to the large number that were
represented in 1920.
Industry Growing.
{ erhe swine industry in Montana is
steadily growing and at the same time
serious thought is now being given by
tho breeders to the matter of I'M
nroyed stock, according to Joseph. The
nnnortunities offered in this state for
the swine breeder are the best to be
found in the northwest and with the
helpful cooperation OF an institution
such as the Montana State fair, in the
matter of improving the stock, the
swine breeders of Montana are already
on the road to bigger profits.
New Scale.
The new scale adopted by the state
fair in the matter of awarding the pre-
NUNS will allow the breeders with
large herds to take prizes On a sliding
scale in proportion to the numbers
shown. While this may mean that TIT
fair mana cement may have TO pay 2
much larger amount in premiums thar
| under the old classification, 1t is sure
stfmulant to bigger exhibits.
Write for premium list and entr!
blanks.
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allied and associated powers with re,
spect to al the rights denned IN al
the clauses. J,
1t is provided that the onlIed
States, in awaiting itself OF tne rights
and advantages stlpulateu ~ .lies 90
provisions of the treaty. wall 90 so
in q manner consistent with the rights
accorded 20 0ernany uIlueI SUCH pio-
visions.
The tinted states Is ensielssu ~
participate in the repefatlons connlls-
sion and other conmlsslons sch " VIZ
der the treaty OF veTsali!es, Dut y
not bound 20 partlcipase II any SUI; =
commission unless y e,ects .n. ao So
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At any rate II makes IHteEtsssk1n9
reading even if It is not in our own
door yard, but in Illinois. that the
honored governor Small can make an
honored trust, seemingly serve Tor
personal spoil. And then the qulrks
Of the law sets us thinking. 1t gNes
rise to this question, can we elevate
an inc yidual to q place Of trust and
have that position SO exalted tnat
both are beyond the law
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HUNGARY AND u. S. READY
READY TO RESUME FRIENDS

Budapest, Aug. 29.-The treaty Of
peace between Hungary and the
United States on which negotiations
have been proceeding for som time,
will be signed at 5 o'clock this after
noon by Foreign Minister Banffy for
Hungary and by Grant Smith, United
States commissioner, for America.