davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1922-01-22

A son, Harry Weaver. Hosford,
1r.. was born to Lieut. Comdr. H.
w. .Hosford, q. 8. N. and Mrs. Hos
ford, December Is, 1921. at Bos-
ton, Mass.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-22

daughter, Jean Anne Kieuast,
was born to Capt. Charles r. KEN
ast. U. s. M. C.. and Mrs. Kienast
at Santo Domingo City. d. R.. De-
cember 8.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-22

Lieut. Comdr. A. C. Bennett, U. s
n, and Mrs. Bennett announce the
birth of a daughter, Betty DUFF
Bennett, at Long Beach, Cal, Jan.
uary 3.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-22

Rear Admiral Samuel MCGOWAN,
U. s. N, retired, of the University
Club, has gone to New York for a
visit.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-22

Mrs. Ridley Mclean, wife of Capt.
Mclean. U. s. N, will be at home
In Washington on Saturdays in
January.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-22
Entire
stock
discounted
10 to
4O%

Our entire stocks without reserve are
included in these reductions. Every
piece of furniture bears its original price
tag plus a special sale tas-the savings
of 1919 to 409o are evident at glance.
Standard lines are reduced also; Bohn Syphon
Refigeraton are $50 off; MeDougan Kitchen C.bi-
nets are discounted 20o and 50 on huout the stock
Selections made now can be reserved for future
delivery. Sale begins tomorrow Il 9:l5.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05

merous complications and trials
which have to be Thoroughly and de
cisiyely correct before the final cur
tain. The production is of the elabo-
rate, pretentious sort, embodying any
amount of novelties, humor, fun,
ssaugster ~usIodies and surprises.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-22
MANY NEW
BOOKS At
ATHENAEUM

The following new BOOKS have
recently been added to the shelves
at the St. JohnsbuIy Athenaeum:
FICTION
Mackay, The Window Gazer;
Nicholson, Best Laid Schemes !;
Cooper, The White Desert; Ogden,
Then Came Molly; Cochran, The
Bells OF the Blue Pagoda; Pack
aard, The Further Adventures of
Jimmie Dale; Titus, Timber; Hext,
Number ST; Turner, Where Your
Treasure Is: Van Worst, The
Queen of karmania; McCarter,
Homeland; Mullins, Uncle Mary;
Wharton, GlimI- ;es of the Moon;
Glasgow, One Man in his Time /;
Balch. The STRONGER Light; Bach
eller, In the Days Of Poor Rich
ard; Lutz, The City Of Fire; Lutz,
The Mystery Of Mary; Harrington,
Harlequin and Columbia; Wells,
The Vanishing of Betty Varian;
Wilson, Merton o fthe Movies.
NON FICTION
Dixon, Westward Hoboes; Rice,
Carillons in Belgium and Holland;
Caffin, American Masters of Sculp-
ture; Talbot, All About the Treas
ures Of the Earth; Wardle, Hand
work in Religious Education; Wise
Child versus Parent: Abbott. What
Christianity Means to Me; Brown,
The Honor of the Church; Helm
del, Simplifeld Scientific Astrol-
ogy; Pringle, Chronicles Of Chic
ora Wood; Robinson, The Mind in
the Making; STAR, Strange Neigh
bors: Weigle. The Training of
Children in the Christian Family;
Van Doren, Contemporary Ameri-
can Novehsts;; Fales Dressmak-
ing; Priestman, Art and Economy
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-22
Maine Central
Testing New Cars

PORTLAND, de, Aug. u
The Maine Central Railroad Com
pany is conducting a series OF eX-
periments with 4 new type of gas
oline driven combination passenger
and baggage car such as has been
successfully used on several west
ern roads. The car is being run
in the yards If the Portland Ter
minal Company here in its prelim-
mary trials, after which it will be
sent out upon the road for regular
service tests after further equip
meut has been installed.
1t was announced some time ago
that the Maine Central intended to
motorize some Of its shorter lines,
but no statement can be made yet
as to what line the motor driven
car viii be placed upon if 1t should
prove to be satisfactory.
1t contains much the same sort
Of power pant and transmission
system as is used upon large motor
busses. 1t has q capacity OF 20 per-
sons in the passenger compartment
while in the baggage room are
eight seats that can be used in an
emergency. The car weighs about
Il tons.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-22
Delicate Work of
Bureau of Standards

Perfection Of Il standard Of
measurement to such degree of
accuracy as 20 Immediately detect
the withdrawal Of a single steel
rivet from an ocean steamship
with a displacement Of $4,000 tons
is the accomplishment of the bu-
reau of standards of the depart
ment of commerce. The depart
mcnt of commerce says that this
represents the most precise work
OF the kind hat has been done by
the bureau of standards in many
years.
In an item entitled Comparison
o. Standards Of Mass, ordinarily
known as standards of weight, the
bureau of standards in its techni-
cal news bulletin says that compa-
risons have Just been completed
between certain high grade stan
dards of the bureau with the ma
tional standards" The national
standards are snail cylinders made
Of an alloy of platinum and iIidi-
um and are the standards for
every weight user in the Unite
States. In intar-comparing these
standards, or when comparing
them with other weights, balance
which will give results of almost
unbelievable accuracy is employed,
says the department Of commerce.
In the work Just completed Che
accuracy Of the results was we'll
within two parts in 100,000,000,
that is, in comparing two kilo-
grams or poun dweights difference
es as small as .02 of a miliglam
Or one part in 100000 can be de-
tected.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-22
GERMAN PAPERS
FACE EXTINCTION

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-Ger-
man papers are facing eXtermina-
ton, according to q report to the
Commerce department today from
commercial Attache Herring at
Berlin. Enormously increased
cost of operation, he said, together
With the impoSeibiHtE Of increasing
subscription and advertising rates
3oportioHately have brought
shout a crisis the German news
paper world and already LIT news
p pers have closed down their
plants permanently.
Printers wages, the attache re
ported, have increased about 2,1G0
pee cent over the pre-War levels,
the price Of ntwsprint paper has
advanced more than 800 per cent,
the cost OF machinery, printers
ink and other supplies has jumped
a1out 40 JImes over previous rates
and the great increase in the pos
tai, telephone and telegraph Sc
vice has severely affected the pub
fishers.
On the other hand, he said, the
subscription price of German
new. papers has had an average in
crease Of only about 1900 per
cent while it has been impossible
TO advance advertising rates to
to compensate for present opcrat-
ing costs without affecting the
volume of business.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-22
Lunenhurg

The Sunday School mad a plcnlc
in the /. T, Tin.aon woods on
Baptist Hill on Thursday which
was much enjoyed.
Mrs. ". r. Bel, Mrs Julian
Bell, Miss Priscilla Bell, Mildred
and William Bell all Of South Lun-
enburg motored with w. T. Bell to
St. John@DuIy and North Danville
on Friday where they left Mrs. W.
r. Bell and grand children to
spend the week end with her
daughter, Mrs. Homer Stanton and
family.
L. H Wilson caught two prize
pickerel in Neals's Lake on We'd
nesday and has 5een i'll ever since
though perhaps not "a a conse-
Qucnce 0 fthe fish story
John Wilson was in St. Johns
bury with his brother Sam and
family last week.
Mrs. Herman James of Bellows
FAILS has been a recent guest Of
Mrs. Julian Bell at Riverside Farm,
South Lunenburg.
Mrs. Angcnette Burt returned
last week from a month visit with
her daughter, Mrs, Frank Dodge
end family, in Methueu, Mass.
Frank Dodge came home with her
to see his mother, Mrs. Clalisa
Dodge.
Mrs. W. NJ. Bronson and child
rem, Charlotte and Billy, are spend
ing a fortnight with her parents in
Pyrites, N. Y. DR.. Bronson will
motor for them this week and re-
main a day or two.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner and Mas
ter Billy of Canaan We're guests Of
Mr. and Mrs c. w. Turner last
week.
Rev. G. w. Douglas motored to
Fairlee last week with Mrs. Doug
lass and Ruth and Richard spent a
short time with her mother and
brother before going to their new
home in Woronoco, Mass. Mr..
Douglass returned to Lunenburg
and with Paul is earring their
household goods and both will
leave after the 9th of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols
Of Brattleboro are spending two
weeks vacation with thair parents
Nh and Mrs. L. A. Nichols and
other relatives in Lunenburg and
Littleton.
Miss Eva Rogers has returned
to Lancaster after spending q week
with her old schoolmates. She was
q, ,.,,--+ q E ~, TI1;,.b+- II o,,.1 o., nd
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-22
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH THE SKIN

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
Unto a bottle containing three
ounces of Orchard White, which
|any drug store will supply for
few cents, shake well, and you
have a quarter pint of harmless
land delightful lemon bleach. Mas
Sage this sweetly fragrant lotion
into the face, neck, arms and hands
leach day, then shortly note the
beauty and whiteness of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
|lemon lotion to bleach and bring
that soft, clear rosy-white complex
|ion, also as a freckle, sunburn, and
tan bleach because it doesn't ir-
|ritate.-Advertisement
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-22

in Home Decoration; Goddard,
indians Of the South#est; WisIes
North American Indians of the
Plains; Longstreth, The Lauren
tianS; Sullivan, The Great Adven-
-ture at Washington Underwood,
Wild Brother.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-22
ICE BILLS
A MILLION
DOLLARSADAY
Ice Factories of United
States Are Worth
S27O,00O,O00

The ice bill OF the people OF the
United States approXimates mil
lion dollars a day. While it is not
practicable to work it out down 10
the last penny, says the Trade Re-
cord Of the National City Bank Of
New York, known facts make it az
parent that the ice bills Of the
country approximate 1868 $50 coo a
year.
The latest census figures, z1Es
the Trade Record, show the fac-
tory value Of the ice produced by
the ice manufacturing establish
mentS Of the United States in 1919
at 1877 million dollar. and OF ice
produced by other industries twet-
We and half million dollars, max
ing a total stated in round terms
of about $50 million dollars. En-
perts estimate that. although we
have turned our backs on Jack
: Frost" in our calls for his natural
production of ice on the rivers and
lakes. the total still obtained from
that source Is fully one-fourth as
much as that Of the marketed ice
pIoouctu ~ ~, a. or 5t'' - ,-,;llion Adj
lars, bringing the grand totaf o
marketable ice at the place OF pro
.duction up to S167, 900 G00,0nO in
1919, the late year Of which tiy-
uIe? t'l' +; :, ''+l'' ~ e ov-a,,,. rhaf
'S.S@il 'Ile e Inc, 49, - lol.t
Hii5'i O0 us I'+.;ao ~ +ba ,,Ioca Of
,oou9Ie me ri't tot a" [ af bo I''N .,r,s
pfoqucIioH ~ siiG ,, TJ;,,' ,,,,,,id -bCre.
f p.'io , ~ (alg 70 ahou+ el-50p0 000
~ - . - E,-on hi. L;r vital
per " NV I;.aia % 1ooo4j doos no.
aa4s l"t '''lV icCN', --,o,,titte. nj
!hciuue 'IG ei'o- ,LIo''S - ,,,an,,-
ice iiI"ue .! ]}; i,,,,l salal,, for
IactuIInS 80 anj ,o+ ,,oo ,Idrcno
tilelF own u1e .'''L nv $50, 49, ~ in
me ma. :, M ~. ~ ao, o"n Orono,ds
clq NE, ~ ,o .iiv t;lt of ice bv a,+i-
l ne P! .Cl-, '' pn,.o ~ y, Ncv, ar
llcial nleVn IH i p'E@i. I ~ Of the
Team N ~ NV i 49, 6-o 10 nnnher
OiV!I " a. anu ~ t1o conn+,.v
OF zee I"clo .lt[l - -, ~ 10 frTc,.. If
ono hand BIZ 1880 the number had
increased to 81. in 1900 222, IN
1Q1O 2004, and in 1920 2,867. That
the INDUSTRY PIoIoG 81, ~ 80 conn
trv i evidenced bv the fact that
tho total capital invested in the ice
Factories of the United States ed
vanced according to census rcuorts
from about S1.OOO.OO0 in 1880. 10
e98 600 900 in 1900. and S270,000,-
mo in 1919 the wear covered by
+ho Ia+e.t cen us reports.
While M official figures are av-
oiIahlo AZ 70 the ouantititv Of ice
etiIl heinz harvested on the lakes
and ,lvcrs of the country during
tbe winter months, unofficial t.
,ootec nv acccu+cd authorities in
d;co+a that the quality obtained
fton, natural sources has steadily
daoroo.od coincidentallv with the
b;o increase in artificial production.
decade 400 practically no ice
fro7en hv the natural process was
used in The southern half of the
10 HldHulacIu,e ~
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-22
Thursday, August 81, Grange Day

will be the gathering known
entire of the days There will be grand
Exhibition the Northeastern exhibition
presidents
andnear will make this 4ecialday.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-22
"Wednesday, August 80, Race and Exhibition D

the features Of this fair will be the horse racing In addition the
pacing Kentucky Thoroughbred saddle which
thrilling the fair The
world American of Arthur Walden which
mle1 running CLASSIC as a Berlin N. H.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
SOBRE FLORES Y BAJO ARGOS
TRIUNFALES ESPERAN AL
GORDITO ARBUCKLE EN-
LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES, California, abril Is
I'm Comite de prominentes- ciudadanos
de esta ciudad esta realizando brillan-
tisimos preparativos para recibir al Co
nocido artista cinematografico Roscoe
Arbucle (El Gordito), quien llegara aqui
mahana. La Ultima production c6mics
de Arbuckle titulada Gasoline Gus"
sera estrenada mafaua por la noche en-
los principales teatros.
Para el recibimiento que Sc lie prepa-
ra ell popular Fatty SO han decorado va
rias Gales con gallardetes, palInas Y
arcos bajo los cuales ha de pasar el aplau
dido artista.
El Gordito acaba de pagan a uno de
los tribunales de San Francisco una ere
cida multa por violaci6n a la ley Vols
tead, consistente en- tener licores On gl
domicilio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
Ell. COMUNISMO NUNCA HA
EXISTIDO EN- RUSIA-DLCE
UNO DE LOS DELEGADOS
A GEN0VA

GENOVA, abril 16.--Un representante
de la "United Press ha entrevistado
al dclegado ruso, seiior Ral1owski, acer
ca de la politica soviet. Manifesto
este, entire otras cosas, que ell comunis-
mo nunca ha existido realmente en- Ru-
sia y que despues de la revoluci6n los
elementos que sustentaban estas ideas
hicieron su adhesion al socialismo. Ell
actual gobierno esta muy interesado en-
el desarrollo absolute de las industrias,
en- el cultivo del suelo y en- la explota-
olson dc las riquezas naturales del terri
torio rusc. En- cuanto dorechos poll
ticos sc re6ere, la libertad ciudadana es-
ta garantida, habiendose va creado tri-
bunales cspeciales con leyes adecuadas
y propias de un gobierno democratico.
Al ser preguntado Rakowski acerca de
una Intervention extranjera, en- forma
de consorcio para metodizar Ell sistema
econ6mico industrial, dijo que Ell go
bierno Soviet esta en- contra de to-
da Influenza extraiia, la cual no seria
permitida nj consentida por Ell pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
CONFERENCIA ENTIRE LOS
PARTIDARIOS DE GRIFFITH Y
DE VALERA

DUBLIN, abril 16.-Ha comenzado la
session inaugural de la gran conferencia
entire partidarios de Griffith los ami
gos de Edmund de Valera. Por acuerio
reciproco, firmado va entire ambas par
tes, Sc ha suspendido la lucha mien-
tras dure la conferencia.
Ell general o'Connel, Quien acaba de
ser entrevistado por el corresponsal del
"Daily Telegraph de Londres, ha di-
cho que la ocupaci6n de los republica-
nos no debe considerarse, bajo ningtin
aspecto como un ''coup d'etat", nj tam
POGO como ell principle de la revoluci6n
civil.
Los enemigos del tratado con Inglate-
'rrsa, que quieren llevar la lucha, hasta
extremes muy radicales, intentan perrna-
necer en- los edifcios ocupados, convir-
tiendo estos en- cuarteles generates de su
ejercito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
Omitted Press, via "All America
Cables"

Roma, abril 16.--Contintia ell go
bierno itaiano hacienda frente a /;
crisis que ha surgido inopinadarnente
en- la Tripolitania v la que presenta
esta vez caracteres muy graves. Ale
gan los rebeIdcs que Ell gobierno de.
sehor Facta sc ha empenadc en- una
exigencia arbitraria y que sc ha ne
gado dar cumplimiento Ia carta
constitutional concedida reciente-
mente al pueblo tripolitano, fiscalizan
dolo duramente.
Los arabes estan divididos en- dos
facciones. FL grupo intransigcntt
que repudia toda concomitancia cor
Italia es dirigido por los hderes Mi
surata y Taehuma y Ell grupo modera-
do por los jefes orfelia y zavia Los
intransigentes han comenzado va ST
campafia contra ell gobierno del rey
Victor Manuel manifestando que nc
daran tsrmino la lucha hasta que
Italia conceda Tripoitania la verda-
dera independence de gobierno a que
tiene derecho el pueblo arabe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17

quet, present6 batalla los rebeldes, los
que huyeron precipitadamente dejando
ciento cincuenta cadaveres sobre el cam
po cuatrocientos prisioneros en- po5er
de los espanoles. Los moros tuvieron
ochocientas bajas y perdieron Important
siIno material parque de artilleria.
Los moros fugitivos estan cercados en-
Ia Sierra Y Sc considera impossible que
puedan escapar. Ell acecho continua i'm
placable por parte de las tropas que
manda ell coronel saliquet, quien esta
siendo yivamente felicitado por el gran
exito de la operaci6n.
Nuevos informes dicen que la colum-
IA del general Federico Berenguer, ocu-
po Tamasusin, tomando dos cafiones y
ounce cadaveres rebeldes.
En- relaci6n con estas importantfsi-
mas operaciones Ell peri6dico parisino
lie Temps ha publicado varios infun
dios destinados a desfgurar los hechos
para favorecer las aspiraciones colonis-
tas de Francia en- desdoro de los intere-
ses de Espaha. Todos los peri6dicos de
Madrid unanimemente protestan de esa
actitud, calidcandola de inoportuna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
AFte, amor, t9TOs, in
t0rviGnH Isabel Sofia
DGIiCiOSOS mOmGntOS con
las dos aTtiStaS

Tiene Paquita Stella de compa
nera una fna y delicada mujer:
Isabel Soria, espfritu complejo Y ex
quisito. Isabel encarna el verdadero
tipo de la mujer moderna, leal, ta-
lentosa desproyista en- absolute de
todo absurdo convencionalismo Y de
toda traba deprimente. De alma tan
noble Y generosa como la de Paquita,
bella sencilla como ella, son dos
caracteres interesantemente opuestos.
''Yo amo los toros, me dice Pa
quita. Corrida sin mucha sangre en-
la arena, sin muchas camillas, sin mu
chos caballos y sin mucho sol, no es
corrida, nj es NADIA. Hly que yer con
que valentia, con que arrojo ese hom
bre desafia al toro, y 10 provoca, y
10 ensoberbece, y lie clava aquelIas
banderillas, y le da aquellos passes!
!Vamos! !Que toda yo me entu-
siasmo! ESQ sine dice muy seria-
que no hierln a los pobres toreros,
porque ESQ 81 me da una penal"
Isabel Soria, tercia en- la conver
sacion, con gran complacencia mia.
Cree que Ell boxeo los toros, son
dos cosas detestables, Sc lamenta
de que haya aun pueblos cue los to-
leren. En- este, con perdon de Pa
quita- estamos muy, pero muy com
pletamente de acuerdo Isabel yo.
"El Cubano Libre', lie digo
Paquita Stella al despedirnos, va a
decir mamma a sus lectores bellas co
sas de I'd. a decirles que.
Mucho, pero mucho tempo habra
de pasar, sin que de mi memoria pue
da borrarse la agradable impression
dc esta entrevista afectuosa cor
dial, en- que Paquita Stella, Ia artis
ia incompatible, me abrio, riendo,
con una risa suya, cristalina, sonora
melancolica, su corazon noble y
generoso, lleno a la vez de algeria
del vivir y de la infnita tristeza de
haber conocido humanas faquezas y
niserias Y en- que Isabel Soria, sin
cera y sencilla, .altiva y delicada, ha
bio tanto, ltanto!, mi espiritu, avi
do siempre de ideal.
Mariblanca SABAS ALOMA
Santiago de Cuba,
26 de febrero 1922.
La Compafia Soria-Sicilia debu
tara en- ell aAMERICAo ell viernes .21.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
Ell PRESIDENTE MILLERAND
Y Ell GENERAL BERENGUER
CONFERENCIAN EN- FEZ

FEZ. abril 16.-El presidente de Fran
cia sefor ETillerand recibio essa mana
ma al general Damase Berenguer, alto
comisario de Espafia en- Marruecos, con
quisn sostuvo una extensa Important
silna conferencia.
Sc cambiaron frases de gran afecto
entire ell ilustre caudiuo espaiiol y el po-
Iftico frances y Sc hicieron vetos por Ia
mas pronta pacifcaci6n de Marruecos.
Ell presidente HTillerand dirigi6 des-
pu@s un expressive telegrama al rey don
Alfonso XIII, en- ell cual hace constar
sus mejores deseos por la grandeza y
prosperidad de Espaha.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
DR.. SALAZAR,
Secretario General.
J. BERToLI RANGEL,
Secretario de Actas.
Ell BARCO "CYCLOPS", DE LA
MARINA DE GUERRA AMERICA
MA, FUE HUNDIDO POR UN
SUBMARINE ALEMAN

NORFOLK, Virginia, MARIO 20
En- la playa de Belufort, costa de
la Carolina del Norte, ha sido encon
trada por un banista una botella yer
de conteniendo un pliego de papel
mugriento, en- el que consta que ell
vapor americana "Cyclops", que des-
aparecio misteriosamente durante la
guerra europea y Ell cual pertenecia
a la marina de guerra de los Esta-
dos Unidos, fue hundido por un sub
n1lrino alenan. La nota informa
que, EN- los momentos en- que era re
dactada la misiva habia junto al
"Cyclops" un submarine aleman y
que toda la tripulaei6n estaba abln
donando ell buque. Sc supone que la
nota fu6 escrita por un ingeniero del
bareo desaparecido. Las autoridades
navlles han enviado dos aeroplanos
en- busca de Ia referida nota.
Existe gran expectation en- los
cfrculos militares y navales de
Washington por conocer la letra pa
ra lograr reconocer al ,autor de la
misma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
LA DELEGACION RUSA PRE-
SENTA UNA NOTA COBRAND0
CINCUENTA MIL MILL0NES
DE RUBL0S ORC A LOS
ALIADOS
(Cable Frances),

PARIS, abril 16.-Despachos que pu-
blica la Agencia Havas procedentes de
Geneva dicen que la delegation rusa
presidida por Tchitcherine, presento
aver por la tarde una extensa nota, con
el caracter de urgente, en- la que expo
ne los perjuicios y dafios ocasionados a
Rusia por las expediciones de Denikine,
Ko1chak, yudenitch y Wrangel, asi CO.
mo ell nal carsado por la desintegra-
ci6n dc la provincial de Besarabia, que
fue entregada Rumania. Por todo es-
to Ia delegation rusa, instruida conve-
nientemente por el Soviet Central de
Moscu, pide cincuenta mil millones de
rublos que deben ser restituidos por los
gobiernos aliados al tesoro de Russia.
Lloyd George respondio los delega-
dos que estas exigencias no pasan do
meras pretensiones y que ell contenido
de la nota no dehe ser nj siquiera dis
cutido en- la conferencia.
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VIA GALL AMERICA CABLES

MEMPHIS, Mississippi, abril 49,
Ell rio Mississippi, que desde ell viernes
alarm6 los habitantes de sus orillas por
el color turbio de sus aguas, ha empeza-
do desbordarse de una manera rapida
y alarmante. En- Arkansas la creciente
del rio ha sembrado el panico entire los
moradores de las villas adyacentes, quie
mes han tenido q. abandonar sus hogares.
En- Arkansas la creciente del rio
ha sembrado el panico entire los morado-
res de las villas adyacsntes, quienes
han tenido que abandonar sus hogares.
FL area inundada es inmensa. Ell aqua
ha subido cuarenta pies sobre ell nivel
del rio; destrozando construcciones de
concrete y siembras en- general. Las au-
toridades civiles han organizado patru-
las para Ell salvamento. Con motive de
las numerosas p6rdidas de vidas, CANA
do cosechas, es inminento una crisis
ALEXANDRIA, Virginia, abril 15.-
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HA DESPERTADO GRAN INTE
RES Ell INCIDENTE TUMULTY
WILSON

WASHINGTON, abril 16.-Ha desper
tado viva expectation en- la opinion PHI
blica la disidencia Tnmulty Wilson, con
respecto la politica nacional segdn fu6
explanada en- carta publicada en- Ell pc
ri6dica "New York Times. La publ
caci6n de esta carta ha dado lugar a
una interesante pol6mica entire los lide-
res del partido dem6crata, habiendose
dividido la opinion dc una manera os-
tensible, en- 10 que respecta a la futura
marcha de la colectividad dem6crata.