davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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worry about he possibility of hand rolled stocking rolling all the way down. Where the roll used to be there is now a suggestion of elastic anl a bit of fluffy-ruffle that reaches to just below the knee--and stays there.
 And here is another little tip. Your fancy pencil, or fountain pen, with the s,de clip will fit nicely into the "Rolette" stocking
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04
COIORS

When Paris really sets about she'd ding all Of her black for colors. that color, according to smart designers. will be brown. shading from putty to deepest mahogany Models in bronze. cinnamon and golden brown
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04
CLEANS WHITE PAINT

If you would clean white paint take ordinary baking soda and spread it over the paint which has previously been gone over with a damp cloth. Let the soda remain on a few min utes and then wash off. Do not rub the paint hard.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04
RED COVER

Red. very bright red. oH cloth, makes an unusually effective table covering for a dark corner. Usually the place TOT such a material is Tn the kitchen, but occasionally cne sees it in studies and sitting rooms ana in the dull light the effect is really quite lovely.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04
LEMON JUICE

Buy a quantity of lemons when they are available at medium prices Squeeze out the juice and add sugar in proportion of one pound or sugar to one dozen lemons. Heat the juice until the sugar melts. Then put it in fruit jars The juice will keep indefinitely and may he used just as the fresh fruit is used.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04
FANS

Last year we had the mask fan. This year the smartest fans that are shown are very large. Some which one sees at the theatres and smart eating places must be quite three feet across.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04
A REVIVAL

With many Of the new tailored suits ole sees bright red leather purses made in felt envelope style with wide band at the side through which the hand may be slipped.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04
USE ORANGES

Bananas baked with orange juice are really delicious. They should be treatel quite as they are for ordinary baking except that the orange juice is added.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04

Natives of BOIneO are the great est bead lovers in the world.
 SCme physicians say whistling de- yelops the body.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04

Los Angeles police have been for bidden to appear in film plays.
 Coast towns and counties of Eng land used to be taxed for naval pro- lection.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04
RICE

For the best results with rice, it should be cooked from four to six hours. This results in the flaky food so much desired.
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FOB INITIALS
hon

When initiating handkcTchicfS haste the corners of four oi them to- sether so they form. a solid square Then thc embroidery rings can be pIt on them easily.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04
AIR

A room which is aired little in the morning is much easier to heat than one which is not aired.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04
PIMENTo BUTTER

Pimento butter Is often wanted for sandwiches and is easily made Cream two tablespoons Of butter with one canned pimentO pressed through . sieve; blend well and add salt.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04
RETAINING COLOR

A teaspoon of vinegar added to the last rinsing water for the black stock ings will aid in keeping them good black.
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SMART SHOES

English women are again wearing suede shoes. The three-strap model with twinkling jewel on each strap is the really smart style.
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crepe are already being shown.
GLOVES

Putty colored gauntlet gloves are considered quite the smartest thing for spring wear with black coat frocks. especially if the frocS is of velvet.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04
BRAID TRIMMINGS

Paris is trimming her new tailored gowns with an abundance Of narrow braid.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04
HINTS TO HOUSEWIVES
STRlNGlNGs BEADS

Dental floss is an excellent thing on which to string beads. It is strong and light.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04

If the outer skin is removed from the lamb chops they will not have the
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COCKTAIL
REMOVE IF

\ very tasty fresh fruit cocktail can be made of grapefruit. white grapes and pineapple.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-04

AAO1r T toes. 2 crumbs spoon spoon s
 RenC salmon toes. eC eggs to mak thick b 2 butte bread arate O 1ft-ove place O.
 Two macaro tsblesP spoon teaspoO
 RemC saImon l5 mir and bi Add r salt an Llix VI baking
 Sprin dot wit E5 min
 Two . tabl minced teaspoo meE
 Remt mon an Melt b add riC fire till ada ifs five n Serve I
 Four spoons teaspOc buttere
 Beat son vii ter in fish bu add the with a the mi ana rot
 WheI remove hot but
 One spoons powder apple. lemon snehCv salt
 Melt without der wi Cook. s utcS
 ohOppe Slf a Lice. q
 Cook the ifs W hen der of
 One juice C cup ci brown  teaspOt Cinnar teaSpOf starch. Add . cup b krins
 March CT. A It will the dt Split Sprirk bit or slices
 firmly
 or unt and n
 \ q spread butter
 sliced
 Pin
 and q
 beaten with C Quarte the hI | egg n
 in but
 The
 and Is | IL
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MARKET SECTION AND HI

One
 mon. l toes. . crumbs spoon
 spoon s RsuC salmon toes. eC eggs to Lnak thick b 2 butte Gred1 Srate O
 lH ---- place O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-03

this particular Ancmone feel
perfectly at home in my
magic pool? That" she added
with 4 laugh, has all been
attended 70. Come. let's put
il In the Get Big Pool"
T h G Brownies skipped.
hoped and jumped toward
the pool and all four % them
leaned eXpcctantly over the
edge and looked in as Stella
gently dropped the Anemone
In the water.
AS soon as 1t touched bot
tom IL firmly ia Stoned itself
On 10 the glistening sand
and pebbles. while its long
tcndrils stretched out and be-
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IN CONGRESS
Yesterday
Continued from page one)


authorizations not exceeding S17,000,-
0000 for rivers and harDors improve
ments, Chairman Jones, of the COM
MERGE committee, said his committee
contemplated revision of all legis-
lation authorizing expenditures for
such improvements and for their
maintenance.
A resolution was introduced by SEN
ator Jones Republican,, Washington,
expressing the regret and great con-
Germ of the United States because
Iceland, which recently voted for pro-
hibition, is threatened with discrimina-
tion with respect to her fish exports
by France and Spain on the alleged
ground that wines of those countries
are denied admission to Iceland.
Under the terms of resolution in
PRODUCED by Senator King Demo
craft, Utah, if the American govern
ment participates in the Genoa con-
ference at shall demand there that
massacres of thousands Of Greeks and
Armenians in Asia Minor shall cease"
The Vice Presiden, designated Sen
ator Poindexter, Of Washington, to
read Washington's farewell address
February 20 in accordance with the
custom of the Senate.
Passed the bill requiring citizens
and public officials to remove snow
and ice from the paved sidewalks with
in eight hours after the fall ceases, as
recommended by the District COM
mittee.
Arthur G.. Froe, prominent negro
attorney of WEIGH, w. Va, was NOM
mated to be recorder of deeds for the
District of Columbia.
Nominations yesterday included the
following: William j. Donovan, to be
United States attorney for the West
ern district of New York; Stephen S.
Jewett, of Laconia, n. H., to be naval
officer of customs at Boston; also a
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QUIT TOBACCO

So Easy to Drop Cigarette, Cigar, or
Chewing Habit
No-To.Bac has helped thousands to
break the costly. nerve hattering to-
hacco habit. Whenever you have q
longing for a smoke or chew. just
nlace a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in
vonr mouth instead. All desire stops
Shortly the habit is comnletelv broken
and YOU are better off mentally, ply.
Sicallv, financially. It's so easy. 81
simple Get box nf Nn-To-Rac an1
# doesn't release You from all crav
ing for tobacco in any form. yo'r
druggist will refund your money with
out question.
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IAN WaEWR HTOUHu tFtTE WHICH WaF
InG changed from one ieidcscent tint
tn another. II really was very beau
tiru! sight. ard looked like some glor.
OILS moving water flower.
See" exclaimed the Fairy. 1--WE have
IN excc!lcn! view OF its month which is
right on top Of It's body ard in the CEN
t.r OF all It's waving arms. They, as you
Gee. radiate from it in 4 circle. anG We
can also plainly see how the Anemone
draws In water md elects il. Each time
II does this it absorbs :iry bits Of food
from the water. Our little animal flower
Is truly Il wonderful ~ well as an cx-
cL:site pet
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House

House =
Met at noon and adjourned at a :5o
p. m. until noon today. w.
Sent back to conference the report
on the Treasury Department appro-
priation bill after refusing to accede
to Senate amendms1ts providing
S500.000 for purchase of a site in
Washington for a new archives build
ing and providing 100000 for a
new vault in the Treasury building.
There was incidental mention of the
Knickerbocker thea ter disaster, but no
extended discussion
Representa- tive Moore. of Virginia,
expressed re~ret that Congress gives
50 little consideration to the needs of
the District.
Secretary Mellon told the ways and
means committee that money to pro-
vide the sor"9s-s' bonus should be rails
ed by special taxes, such as increased
first and second class postage and adj
ditional tobacco levies.
In response to question by Renre-
sentative Frcar (Repuhlican), Wis
consin. Mr. Mellon said the basis of
the estimate that the b,nus would cost
the government S850.000000 during
the first two years was the assump-
zion that half of the former service
mon wonld take cash.
The Secretary Of the Treasury de-
rlared that with The present ''hieh
tension Of the prohibition question" it
+ould not be practicable to provide
bonus ro"onnn with taxes on light
wines end bees.
Administration objection to some
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CALOMEL SALIVATES
AND LOaSENS TEETH
The Very Next Dose of This Treach-
erous Drug May Start Trouble

erous Drug May Start Trouble
You know what calomel is. It's
mercury; quicksilver. Calomel is dam
gerous. 1t crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, cramping and sickening
you. Ca,omel attacks the bones and
should never be put into your system.
If you feel bilious. headachy, con-
stipated and all knocked out, just go
to your druggist and get a bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone for few cents
which is harmless vegetable substi-
tute for dangerous calomel Take a
spoonful and if it doesn't start your
liver and straighten you up better
and quicker than nasty calomel and
without making ynu sick, you just go
back and get your money.
Don't take calomel! 1t makes you
sick the next day; it loses you days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone Strengthens
YOU right up and YOU feel great. No
salts necessary Give it to the children
because it is perfectly harmless and
can not salivate.
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FUNERAL TOMORROW

The body of Norman w. Morton,
who died last Saturday in Des
Moines, Iowa, arrived here yesterday
and was taken to the home of his
father, 313 North Pitt street. The
funeral will take place at II o'clock
tomorrow morning from Christ Fps
copal Church. Services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. W. j. Morton
rector, and burial will be in Bethel
cemetery. The deceased was world
war veteran. having served in the
nth Field Artillery, 4th division.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-03

of the provisions of the allied debt-Te-
funding bill as passed by the Senate
caused Chairman Fordney, after an
executive session of the ways and
means committee, at which Secretary
Mellon was present, to announce that
action would be deferred until he could
again confer with President Harding,
probably today.
Speaker Gillett received from Sec
rotary of War Weeks: Henry Ford's
proposal for lease anc purchase of the
Muscle Shoals, Ala, nitrate'and water
power projects and referred the docu-
ment without delay to the military af-
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long list of postmasters.

| long list of postmasters.
Former Director General of Rail-
roads William G. McAdoo told the
Senate investigating committee yes
terday that instead of the government
running" the lines during Federal
control it had saved them, giving the
public improved service and Saved
millions of dollars in transportation
casts"
Further conflicting testimony con-
corning the number of soldiers hanged
at Is-sur-Tille was given to the COM
mittee investigating charges that
American soldiers were hanged in
France without trial.
Dispensing temporarily at least
with the services Of experts, majority
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Sermon on Knicker-
booker Disaster

This coming Sunday night at 7:30
o'clock at Trinity NJ. f. Church, Dr..
D. Fl. Martin, pastor, will preach a
sermon on the Knickerbocker disas-
ter. The discourse will be timely.
There are many helpful, practical.
moral and spiritual lessons to be de-
rived from the awful catastrophe ard
DR.. Martin will endeavor to set
forth some of them in his sermon.
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(DemocraD, New YORK, introduced 4
resolution declaring that privilege
rested solely in Congress, with the
House sharing responsibility equal
with the Senate.
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fairs committee.
Protesting agassst any attempt to
control the size and nature of the
American army and navy by treaty,
representative BourHe Coz "a n
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members of the finance committee re-
sumed consideration of the various
tariff valuation plans which have.
been proposed. but reached no agree:
ment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-03

The Brownies crowded around to see what 1t might
be and seemed disappointed when they looked
Ike small and faded bunch Of celery that Stella burst
out laughing.
q told you about Sea Anemones." she said land
yorr trip under tie you them growing the
floor Of the You their tendrs
and their changing colors. This little thing
Anemone. and lets and Il IN our pools"
"But won't live cried pi,nzie. is used salt
water"
"Of course 1t IS used TO salt water PIN dear" and
Stella emicd. but what kind OF Wishing FAIRIES
think Pearl and II We use orr power To make
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"\HE Brownies had been tremendously interested IN
Stea's account OF her visit to her cousin. Pearl,
the Wishing Fairy tn" End-of-the-Sea. and IN
the prffe. rat she had described. In fact they
talked for quite long tim" about this strange
se fish and its amazing power 20 puff itself M until 1t
looks quite large a.:d terrifying pimzir particularly
smused VII. he beard the valve that 1t has in Its
throat that II possible for Il retain tn. air 1t
has puffed II elf up with. though ii may be tossed
around
long "a discussing the Puff"r must
+.u Won Of an experience I had with found 4
Puff, IN the san! Of New YORK Bay SKINNER. II
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AYllS0
eoB1ERNo DE PUERTO RICO
ccM1s1oN DE HoaAREs sEeURos

Sc hace publico, para conocimiento
de las personas a quienes pueda in
teresar. que la Comisi6n de Hogares
Scguros en- session efectuada en- 13 de
Noviembre Gle 1922 acordo por unanimi-
CAD, entre otros particulares, celcbrar
ma audiencia publica las dos de
Ia tarde del microbes pr6ximo, vein-
te y dos del corriente mes, en- Ell salon
de actos de la Comisi6n de Servicio
Pilblico, San Juan, p. r. fin de
or a todas aquellas personas, que ha-
obiendo constituido sus hogares en- ca
sas de su propiedad que, nunca fueron.
obJeto de arrendamiento, radicadas en-
terrenos de Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico
en- Ell barrio de Puerta de TERRA de
la Municipalidad de San Juan. han re-
slltado perjudicadas con motive de las
obras del dragado del puerto de San
Juan y Sc encuentran sctualmente re-
siaiendo en- la zona afectada por ell
dragado, sin haber recibido los beneh-
clos de la correspondence indemniza-
ci6n, segdn 10 dispuesto en- La Ley No.
67, aprobada por la Asamblea Legisla-
tiva de Puerto Rico en- 20 de JUNO
de 1919.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Noviembrs
16 de51922.
JOHN A. WILSON.
COMlS1UNADO DEL INTEKIUR y
PREsIDENTE DE LA coM1s1oN
DE HoGAREs sEGURos. Advt
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4 quisnss puGda
lnteresaT
Por q pregen.o hago gaber:-

EOE. 81 pL6SSu0c udSu SApVI'
Que habiendose destruido en- el inceu-
dio ocurrido en- Ell establecimiento mer-
cantil El Cometa de la Ciudad de Pom
ce, P. r., en- fecha Ia de mayo de 1921,
dos certifcados interinos rdmercs 119
y 4S de Porto Rico High School Bonds
Y Porto Rico Home Construction Loan
de 1920 de 81, 10000 cada uno. expedi-
dos nombre del suscribiente Mario
Mercado Montalvo he soicitado dsl
Hor. Tesorero Gle Puerto Rico la ex-
pedici6n de duplicados de dichos certi-
ficados y con el fin de que los que Sc
cream perjudicados puedan oponerse .
Ia expedici6n de los mismos presentan-
do su reclamation ante el Honorable
Tesorero de Puerto Ricp Sc ppblica el
presents anuncio de dos periodicos de
gran circu:aci6n de Ia Isla, por termino
de treinta dias.
Ponce, ?. r, Noyiemhre 10 de 1922.
Mario Mercado MoNTALvo.
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NoTA.- Neoesitamos agsntes
aetiy5s en- los pueblos donde
|a4n no los tenernos.
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Los CONGRESISTAS DEMOCRA.
TAS TOMAN POSICIONES

WASHINGTON, novieinhre IT,
Con mctivo de la inusitada actividad
dea?legada por el Presideute los IL
deres dc la Administration en- favor
del proyecto para el subsidio de Ia
marina, los congresistas democratas
no Sc han dormido sobre las paias y
acahap de coavecar una reunion con
caracter de caucus que tendra veyi-
ficatiyo meoio dfa de manana saba
do.
FL senadpr King. uno de los II
deres denlocratas en- la Alta Canara
Sc aguarda aquf esta noche.
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1fdssss- ssss.f .fit
TEMPEsTAD MARINA
EN- UNA PIscINA

kIN UNA E40CAAA
Muchas veces Sc ha hablado de pnR'
tempestad en- un vase de aqua; pero
siapy pocas, ningtna, de una tempes-
tao en- una piscina. Y este es precisa-
mente 10 que ocurrio hace pocos dias
Ell e. estudio cinematografco de Las
i:y, en- Hollywood (California), duran
te La impression de la pe,icu1a ION the
High Seas (En alta mar), dirigida
nor Irwin w. Willat, en- la cual la emf
nents actriz Dorothy Dalton, de la Pa
ran1ount, interpreta el papel de prota-
gonista.
Despues de impresionar unas GUAM
tas escenas de esta pelicula en- Ia GU
b,erta de una goleta en- la bahia de
Los Angeles, Mr.. Willat construy6 una
itaItacion exacta de aquel buque, en- Ell
esSudio cinematografco, v 10 bot6 al
aqua =. de una inmensa piscina que
esSaba en- e1 centro del immense esce-
rario. Con ell auxilio de media docena
de helices de aeroplano, el director 81
nlul6 una terrible tempestad de viento
| y aqua, que arrojo a la infOrtunada
have los esco.los de la piscina. Los
efectos obtenidos no pueden ser mas
reales. como podra yer ell curioso lee
tor que asista a la proyeccion de la Pc
lEcnla "En alta mars
En- uno de los episodios de esta peli-
cl.a, los actores Jack Holt y Mitchell
Lewis, que toman importante parte en-
ella, dan cristiana sepultura en- 81 fon-
do del mar a una docena de cadayeres
que encuentran en- la goleta naufraga-
da- La bellisima actriz Dorothy Dalton
cs uno de los naufragos que tiene Ia
fortuna de salyarse ]. en- brazos del
heroe de la pelicu1a.
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NOTABLE CUADRo DE ARTISTAS
PARA LA INTERPRETATION DE
UNA PELICULA DE LA PARA
MOUNT

La empresa productora de pesiculas
Cosmopolitan Sc propone ilnpresionar
Ia adaptaci6n cinematografca de la
fsmosa novela Boston Blackie'', ori
giral del novelista americana Jack
Boyle, cuyos derechos adquirio la Fs.
raD1ount. con IN bri.iante 'reparto' de
eminentes Interpreters. El titulo de la
nueva Pelici1la, que la Cosmopolitan co
menzara a impresionar en- breve en-
su estudio neoyorquino, sera ''The Face
in the Fog's fEl rostro de la niebls).
Ell eninente actor Lionel Barrymore,
descendiente de una ilustre familia.
dc Interpreters del teatro hablado, Sc
encargara de la Interpretation del pa
pei de protagonista de "a peliculas
BIackie Dawson, Eel Prieto BOSTON,
tcmible Iadr6n de cajas fuertes, ellyas
hazanas Sc distinguen siempre por ei
sello de caballerosidad que les iInprt7
me. FL caracter cabasleresco del Prieto-
de Boston contrasta .notablemeirte con
el que interpreta Louis Wolheim, pro-
tosipo del criminal rastrero y viii Los.
well Sherman tendra su cargo la an !
depreciation del papeI de ayenHarere
rusc, ell cual, es, sin duda alguna, uno
de los mas interesantes de la pelicula.
La bellisima actriz Seena owen, Gu
va excelente Interpretation en- La pc
licula Sisters, de la Cosmopolitan,
aun recuerdan con beneplacito los af,
c.onados al cinema, desempenarA Ell pa
pei principal femenino de la pelicula-
Tambi@n tornara importante parte en-
esta pelicula la bellisima actriz Mary
McLaren.
Los conocidos artistas cinematograf
COS George Nash, Gustave Won Sief-
fertitz. Macy Harlan v Tom Blake. El
actor Harlan obtuvo I'M rrudoso triun-
f. en- la pelfcula 'The Eyes of Youth.
Harlan es tambien un eminente actor
del teatro hablado.
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En- los dolninios del cine

iiIterpretasemos un acto de 'svarleda.
dcs' mediante Ell estipendio de ounce
d6lares semanales. No vaya a creerse
cue Ell aleman de maFxas. pagaba los
ounce dolares por barba, sino que pa
gaba esa cantidad por el acto entero.
Parece ser que nuestro tlabajo fue
del agrado del publico, pues al cabo
de la primera semana, Ell empresario
nos hizo -propcsiciones para prolongar
Z. contrato por otras tres semanas. Wen
do que nos haciamos' mprescindibles,
mi compafiero y 20 propusimos al en-
presario cpntinuar trabajando en- su
tastro en- las signientes eondiciones:
Debia aumentarnos Ell sneEdO diez
ioeho dolares; prsstarnos alno de sus
canareros como conipsrsa, v, hnalmen-
te. e1 aleInan ten1a que pagar el pas
tel de frutass que todas las nocfes 20
le tiraba a La caheza mi companero.
La noche que Sc terminaba el contra
10, Gansberg no Sc present6 en- el es-
etnario hssta un ninnto antes de co
raeEszar Ell acto, trayendo Iul pastel de
coco, Ell cual por cierto cumplio su
cenetidos como 81 hubiese sido de pa
sss de higos. Desde aduel dia, en- las
cnnaedias de 'golpe Y porrazo' Iunca
falta ell imprescindible pastel de fru
tas.
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POR 472 VOTOS CONTRA II LA
CAMARA DA UN VOTO DE CON-
FIANZA AL GOBIERNO

PARIS, noviembre liza Ca
mara Sc declare en- un receso de un
mes. Antes de clausurarse las sesio-
nes Sc dio un voto de confanza al
gobierno de y. Poincare, por 462 con
ira II.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PTO. RICO
SAN JUAN PONCE
rT1NERAHIo

De los trenes en- vigcr dssds
ol ] de Agcsto de 1917. re
yisado Ell 4 de Agosto, 1919.
EsrAcIoNEs.
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WI PEI FU REHUSA RESCA
TAR LOS PRISIoNEROS

WASHINGTON, noviembre 17-Ase
guran de Pekin que WI Pei Fu ha ma
nifestado que no est& preparado para
rescatar los prisioneros que Sc fallan en-
los campamentcs que tienen los bandi
dos en- el canton de "Teri-Fue',.