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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

esn einem ser Dtelen out Der IN Se-
trait, Deidy., fiir5Iid abgeboltene1
@,irar,nlune oes 3entralpereins ge=
fastcn geihliiiIe miro bes glorretd
reatrenoen EapItes, Benedict Al. 1e1=
r,er Ser5ensfiite megen gebodt u. lem
Iietesppllcs geuriibe11 hetont, oeW mo-
luenIoi,n gte11be 10 bteler le1ner stint
Der in benz groBen @leno uno Der se-
brqnaris. unter Ser Die @elt 1euf5f,
obsuheIfen. @ie Ser 9eilige gater,
gius XI. elm Wann Ser 9er5ensgute,
10 lit er aud Elm Wann Der Btl1en=
fhoft uno bes @laubens. Sabr5ebnte
lana tit er gtbliotbefor nno gtrettor
oer beriibmten gibliotbefa Mnbroiia=
mo geipeien, itiller @elebrfoufeit b11t-
aeaeben. Son oieier gibliotbefa n1r=
Sc gius XI. als oamaliger Wonltgz
more Gatti an oie gatifaniid)e B1bl1o-
fbef berufen, mo- er itder nod mebr
@eleaenbeit hatte, nit Ser @elebrte1-
melt berfdieoener 0ationen befannf
III peroen, als er IN Mailan0 batte.
eirtae- ssabre fpdter ididte 8ene-
oiff XIV. ieinen SoltptbiH Hiotbefar
gfotti, tpeIder iotpoN Der polnifben
ofs ner bpnt5hen 5prahe mdbtig lit,
ofs feinen 5pe5ialDertreter nod Bo-
len uno gu ben anoern befreiten Dit
Ianoeru, mobl elmer Ser idnierig1ten
Soften, oen man iid oenfen fantt.
ys11ntiug 8otti, Ser in5Diiden tn Bar-
fdo,, gum gr5biidof getDeiht Doroer1.
Fat bort einen iebr tpeitgebenoen e1ne
fruB a,1seeiibt, iolDobl BET ben ftrdlt-
den tpie tpeltliden Beb0roen. er e11t-
uidelte cine tpeltibouenoe Eolttf,
Huge goriidt seseniiber ben Beorans-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

niiIen, oenen oas polni{6e 2an6 bon
innen unb auBen ausgeiebt tpor.
9u 1tarb Ser 4ar0inal=Gr5bii6of
Serrori in Matlan6, cine berubmte
@rideinung in oem &oaeginn1 Der
|&irdenfiiriten Staliens. Nunttus Slot
ii tpuroe fem 3obfolger. ST modte
NIT 5reu6en ser 8er1fung in feline
Seinratsoio5eIe fo1geleiiten 11n6 tpieoer
an 6ie @tdtte iabrelanger Btrfiam=
feit 5uriidfebren. SSn 6ieier Steanng
tpar es ibm Nun beidieben, oas Werf
ser 8onenonng 5u5ufiibre1, 0as fein
gorgdnger in Mngriff genoumen bat=
te:: Sic fatboliibe lt1tiberiitat gs
n1odte ieine Sebnfudt befrieoigen,
auf folhem @ebiete ser Soroerltng Ser
@iiienidaft feline 9alente uno 6dbig=
feiten, iein reides @iiien 5lt betati=
gen. Ga f6ien Ser 4aroinal an iet=
nenl redten Ylcbe.
yeun aber tit er gu b0berer Wiiroe
erboben ltr1o neue, nod gr6Bere Mnf=
.gaben barren oes Wunnes Der Ser
55enseiite, Ser 8iiienldaft unb bes
.@lal1bens, Gigenfdaften, Die oem fa-
.tbolifden @r6freife gum 5egen gerei-
den ionen. Ger gan5en &irhe, uelde
Die SduIe nno @runbfeife ser 0abr-
belt iii, itebt er NUN als 2ebrer Der
golfer, als 5rer1ro uno gefiirtporter
fatboliider gereine. 3en 8apit 8ius
.XI. lei GRUB l11b 9uIoigung barge
bradt. Seine Mabnungen fonen bo-
ren oie &reiie Der SSntenige1a. Die
afa0en1iide Sageno iei ibrer fommen-
ben 4ufgaben betpubt, Dem golfe
tperoe perfunbet Sic Beisbeit beiIig.
.1ter 2ebrer. 1arin lei bas Sell Der
3ufunftl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

BEN au ertuerben, iie llnter ibren sduk
5u nebmen unb in ibren Ben1iib bungen
5l1 l1nteritiiten. /" SSa, aeO Ser Grei-
5eb1te tpen0ete iid an bic gnn5e fa-=
tbolifde Belt nit Ser Mnfforoerung: 4
nBenn bie Gein6e Der Stride liilo oes
ebriitentums auf Der gan5en grbe I'M
4niturm auf oiefelben iid bereinen,
10 miiiien aud ale treuen Rinber Der
Rirde in oeret 8erteioignng einig
geben. Gin 10 beftiger Angriff Ior-
bert cine entfpredenbe Abuehr, 1ino
% tut es pabrIid not, baB olle Gu
ten gu elmer groBen banoelnoen ltn0
beteroen @emeinidaft iid 5ufammen-
l6lieBen. @enn 10 nlfe &rGfte, lpeIbe
gott1ob nod in ser Stride leber1oig
u116 tdtig iin6, gum gleiden 3iele
binltreben, Damn miiiien nohpenoig
reide 6riibte reifen, un0 6ie gegen-
partige n1enIdGhe @eieaidoft Dor ser
nnbeilDoaen slnltrengung Ser boien
@eiellidaften idiisen uno Ser DRIFT
li6en JreiGeit miebergeben."
Glei6 Geo Dem 1rei5ebnten it1t6
au6 beiien Na9folger Biz auf BEN
(Jortiebung auf Seite 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Our 2lnfntnnternne ser 2llitelieNcr NeS =. s. 1t.
StaatsrcrbancHs nnc ser =. &. Z. 1lntcritiib>
nnes,G Geieuidaft pen 1linneieta.

g8ir leben in elmer 3eit, oie nit
tmner gr0berer -ltno anbaItenoer
ginbringIid,feit nad 3ufammenidluB
ureo Organization aIler perfiigbaren
@rdfte rust i'm ser Musbreitung Ser
glanbens-, !itten- uno firdenfeinbli-
der 3est!:romung entgegen 3u arbei-
ten. @don in ieiner eriten Gncpclifa
on Die fpaniiden Biidofe betonte SEQ
Der Drei3eente oie Notmen6igfeit Der
hriitliden 8ereinigungen. l1nb uie
I'M Sabre 1873, 10 Fat er Offers im
2aufe ieiner lingen 8egierung in
8ort uno Gdriit 5ur @riinbung unb
Soroerung Ser 8ereine angeipornt.
Snsbeion6ere fette oieier groBe Baplt
ieine 9offnungen auf Stanbesperei-
ne ieber Mrt, BEN @eiItli6en aber,
.miro bonn Bapite nit GROCER @er5=
lidfeit etnpfob1en, alien oieien 8erei=
mem, nane11tlid benen ser Mrbeiter
nnb @nnbperfer, uibr- beionoeres
@oblmollen" 5l1 i6enfen; uiie iollten
es nidt ablebnen, uber folde gereine
Die 4nfiidt gu fiibren lire Statuten
51 entperfen ooer 5u genebmigen, If
men 6ie Sreigebigfeit oes 8oblboben-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

@ur5 Dor iei1,er @breiie nod Gu
ropo bot ser bodm'lte 8iidof 8uid
|nadIfebenoes Sdreiben an oie bod1u
| @eiitli6feit nnb bie Gereinsmitglie
|oer oas fir fid ielblt ipribt, btnter'
laiien:
@odm. @etitlidfeit, perebrte gereins.
n1itglieoer!
s9os Observation-Disclosures Sc
6Gdtnis Ser Gi05eian-Gotrons Ser
9io5eie st. glono ma6te es mir sur
Bflidt, oen Jeierlidfeitelt ont Grabe
bes beiligen Gloooalb bei3utppbnen.
9ennod bottle id 5uperiidtlid, Biz
5ur gagung BEG Minneiota Staats-
berbanbes in ct. Glo11o mieoer bier
3n fem. 8tbttge Griinoe beranlaBten
bid ieood, meine 81dne 5u dnoern
ltno cine &onreiie NIT bieier Bilger-
fobrt gu berbinber1, mas leioer rneine
@egenport BEL Ser oiesidbrigen Ser
fnn1mlung Sbres gereins unuroglid
5ntnbt.
Sd bebauere bon Ser5en, bob ih
nt6t perfonil9 bte geanhen ll1to De-
Iegoten oes Stoatsperbanoes in n1ci-
,rer 8ifhofsftaot tpil1fommen beiBen
uno begriiben fann. ginerieits tDegen
Der nielen gereine unierer eigenen
Dioaeie, 0ie bei bieIer gerlarnnlung
5ueegen iino uno nit Gedt ertporten
6iirfen, Dab ibr firblihes 0berbanpt
BEL oiefer Gelegenbeit fem sS11tereife
an ibren 8effrebungen befinoe.
Mnbererfeits bot Ser StnotsDer-
band, befonoers IN ieiner gerbinoung
nit Ben. 3e1trnInereil ourd iein inb-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Die unbefledte Gmpfdn9nl$. 6emeinde.

9ie einfab i60ne Sole6ibdt Ser M2al1-
ern bon anBen, 6ie fraftbonen 8feiIer,
Die rnbigen feifen 8ogen I'M ssSnnern,
oie orei Mltdre, Sic mad freng fird-
lider @orf6rift aus Stein gebauen,
oeren oberer Sell nber aus .Sol5 ge=
| i9nibt nit 8iloern aus oen Mlten It.
Neuen Seitanert unb driftlider
SDmbolif gei6miidt, berieken SEN 8e=
in6er in 6as Wfittelalter 5uriid un6
ittmmen 5ur 9ln6adt. Ser gar5e 8au
TT feuerli9er. 8enn einmal sic gan5e
Stride fertiggeiteut iein miro, Damn
ion iie nidt Bios cine 5ebenspiir=
ioigfeit Ser berrliden Stabt ct. Glouo
.iein, ion6ern piefmebr ein 8abr5ei-
den edit drtitliden Spferiinnes ser
ct. Moriet1=@eneinoe un6 ein SIM
.ger5ei6en fir ale, oaB nur I'M &reu=.
&c anein oie Menidbeit geiun6en fann
uno ibr 3iel fi11ben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

relanges Birfen fir Ole fatboliide
Sa9e sic Ndtung uno Entertaining
zines ieoen 8ifdofs unieres 2an0es
I'M bollen MaBe peroient. 3ubem ba-
be i6 perionlid ieit Sabren oieies
Birfen a11fmerffam berfolgt, belpl1n-
bert uro, mo ir11mer moglid, aner=
fannt uno babe oft Iange Heiien iiber-
nolnmen, Inn Sen Sa6resberlannn1lnn<
gen Oes 3entralbereins hei5lipobnen.
8eionbers auf oem 9ebiete ser
driItIiden @baritas uno oes io5ia-
len @eiens babe ib-oie slrbeit Sbres
8ereins mir sl1 Nusen gelnadt nno
Die 8eitreblrngen oes gereins befiir-
nortet uno unteritiist. @are es mir
moglid gemeien, oieier Sagung in ct.
GIouo bei5utpobnen, 10 batte id eine
iebr ertpiinidte 8elegenbeit gebabt,
banbgreiflide 9eueiie meiner gereit-
DiQigfeit unO meines gerlangens, an
Der gertp1rfllbnng sSbrer 3iele tat
frdftigit mit5uuirfen, 5u liefern.
go fann ih ober ,1ur aus ser Ser
he Gottes Segen nuf Sic geratungen
nno gei9liiie bieier gerian1mlung
berdbfleben nit Der 3uperiidt, Bob,
tpie emit Der beiIige Sran5isfus oie
BeIt mieoer gu gbriitus 5uriidgefiibrt
10 Der Deutid -Nomiid -&atboliide I'm
teritiisuhgsberein uno Ser Wainneiota
Stoatsberbanb ibr MogIidites tun
meroen, nm 1ad 8eiiung 8apit Hius
<. alles m gbriito 5u erneuern.
Nsit belonberem Boblmoner1
Soiepb s. gnfdl,
giidof bon st. gIouo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Gloao 11nneiota 0onnerfae September 1927

bon ct. Glouo, oie ct. Nuguftinlts'
@en1einoe o,,f Ser Sft-Seite uno gu.
lebt bie ct. Mntonius- -@emeinoe alli
ser 8elt-Seite Ser Stobt. in ben 10
genannten Colonial Gardens. Ddele
nel1en @emeinoen baben fid felt ibrer
@riino1tng 5ur Greuoe oes Serrn Bi=
Idofs uno ser betreffenben bohtp.
8farrer in befrie5igen6er II. erfrenen=
ser Beiie er1ttpidelt, tuie nadlteben=
Sen s(rtifeln 5u e1tnebmen lit:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
@eidrdjte Ser 6ers Sein@ @emeiube,
emf Sfabi6s. Wfiun

9ie eigentlibe @eididte Der Ser5
Seiu @emeinoe in Sauf &apibs fiibrt
uns 5uriif in Ste Nonier5eit bon
Weinneiota, in iene 3eit, no Ser felt
ge Goter Eier5 NIT apoItolildem gi=
fer pirfte. Gieier eifrige S1toianer=
apoltel batte idpn inn Sabre 1854 Ell
ne fleine 2ogfirde inSaltf Hapi6s ge=
(6ortletnng auf Seite g..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29

sive, and ought not to be granted
1T 10 not within the power OF tho
General Assembly to repeal tho pro-
visions OF this section Of Article L.
Tho profound respect and reyer-
once in which. for 1870 years. the Con-
stitutional law was held. obyiated
tho necessity for penalties. Only
when some officers OF tho State,
sworn to uphold and keep inyiolnto
the Constitution. and whose duty It
was, and is. to got an example to
others OF obedience in and respect
for the law. became its violators. was
It necessary to enact n pcnulizing
statute.
According to press reports, a new
search and seizure bill IL to be en-
acted, providing that no occupied
berth I'm any Pullman car or boat
shall BIO searched without warrant,
and search OF n private dwelling or
berth without q warranu Is
classed AZ misdemeanor, with n
line OF $500 and removal from Office.
The difference between the pro-
posed law and tho so-called Deal
law 10. that now. an officer who is
sues warrant In blank or other
than as provided by the Constitution
is guilty OF n misfcasnncc. The pro-
posed law. II correctly reported. will
permit of warrants being Issued con-
trary to the express mandate OF the
Constitution without penalty. This
liz. of course. equivalent to a repeal
of all penalties and the rcopening Of
the old evil of searching persons.
homes and baggage. nd libertum.
Eject in Practice.
I'm practice. the effect would be
that Mr.. X. authorized to issue war
rants tno penalty. issues dozen
warrants in blank to Mr.. Y. a police
officer. Mr.. Y might. although n
sworn officer OF the law. be. sub rosa.
engaged in Illicit trade. Armed
with n pocket full of warrants in
blank, no person, no home. no private
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
HASHUGE TASK IN MOVING
CHICAGO OPERA COMPANY
Four Trains With II Pullmans 2 Diners and ~ Bag
gage Cars Sufficient Accommodations to Move Seen
cry and Properties of Show, Says Manager.


trains, with seventeen Pullmans, two
diners and forty-two. baggage cars,
sufficient accommodations to move
the scenery, properties. electrical
equipment and wardrobes OF twenty
nine operas and $50 people, Including
the sixty-two tcmperamental stars.
seventy orchestra men, eighty
eight choristers of both sexes. moro
than fifty ballet dancers and the en-
tire house and stage stan.
Some stars, he found, must have
drawtng-rooms. some compartments.
and some lower berths. but apparent
ly there were none who wanted up
per berths.
Moving the opera company is the
largest travelling show venture in
the world. outside OF one or two
circuscs. officials say. Besides play
Ing Ave weeks in New York, the
company will tour the country from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, stopping
In fifteen prlnclpal cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
Home Would Be Safe
com Invasion, Declares
Congressman.
pULD REMOVE ONLY
VIOLATION PENALTY
posed Step Would Effect
No Other Change in
Act, He Says.

eclaring that IL the present
trch warrant law" is repealed, as
posed by bills introduced at this
zion OF tho General Assembly, II
I'D result In mo person. no home,
private property being safe from
asion," Representative Joseph r,
", OF the Second Virginia District,
nor of the Deal search warrant
.ute when II was enacted into law,
terday gave out statement.
representative Deal declares that
repeal OF tho present law would
fe no change In the law. other
to remove the penalty for its
alton. and cites certain Fedora,
stitutional rovisIons which
sher the State Legislature nor the
'eral Congress can change in any
ppor. Nr. Deals statement fol-
Is:
Very much has been said through
press during tho present session
the General Assembly of Virginia
tive to the repeal OF the 'obnoxi-
Deal search and seizure law
.se references tend to convey the
to those not familiar with the
d law, that II Is n vicious protec-
IN to criminals and q hindrnnce to
enforcement. AZ matter or
| {, It's enactment added nothing to
] dctracted nothing from existing
fY. other than to penaiizc those
oSviolated II. Its repeat would
Ike no change in tho law other
kn TO remove the penalty for Its
,lation. Article w. of tho ten
endmcnts to the Federal Constj,u-
n, reads:
Defines Rights of Citizens.
The right OF the people to BIO
:urc In their persons. houses.
Ioers and effects against unreason-
70, searches and seizures shall not
violated. and no warrants shalt
ue, but upon probable cause. sup
I'tcd by oath or affirmation. and
|rtscularly describing the place to
searched and the persons or things
be seized
This has been upheld by numerous
|,tsions of tho Supreme Court. 1t is
I within the power either OF the
|ate.1-eg isiaturo or the Federal Con-
|cssito change. in any manner. this
W.T.
Article l.. Section 10. Of the State
provides:
That general warrants. whereby
priccr or messenger may be com
a-Fed TO search suspected places
Ithou. evidence OF fact committed,
to'seize any person or persons not
med, or whose offense is not par
|;ularly described and supported By
|idencc. are grIevous and oppres-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29

property would DO. sato from In
yaslon.
This practice by tho servants OF
tho Crown OF England occasioncd.
more than any ono thing, tho i'm
mortal speech OF Patrick Henry, tho
Declaration Of independence and
seven years OF bloody war. Liberty.
as result. expressed itself in Ar
ticlc ", above quoted.
Tho present search warrant law
seeks to uphold Article ". The pro-
posed law, II correctly reported
would In effect, partly at least. in
validate 1t. ] am not ashamed. or
afraid. to stand IT. thought with
those who gave their blood and lives
to abolish search and seizures by
the slcuths OF the Dri.ch King, ana
the statesmen who wrote into iho
Federal and State Constitutions, Ar.
ticle ~. OF the amendments and sec
ton 10, Article l.
wouId Become Dead Letter.
Revoke the inhibition against the
Issue of general warrants and war
rants in blank. and the penalties
proposed In the new law for search
ing persons. homes and private prop
crty Is a dead letter. because a war
rant Is authorized to do these very
things. the evil, therefore. Is made
possible only by the improper is
sue OF warrants.
Can II be that the proponents C.
the new law are seeking to caInou-
iiage the public by divcrting atten-
ton to the penalties for searches
The public should keep its attention
upon the Illegal issue OF warrants"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
LEY Associated press.l

CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.-Puilman cars
antedated opera temperament in
America. according to Harry w.
Bentty. technical director of the
Chicago Opera Company. MIR. Beatty
is convinced that IL Mr.. Pullman had
known anything about the artistic
temperament OF sixty-two opera
stars doomed to travel together on
ono train he would have built Pull
man cars with only lower bcrths.
Mr.. Beatty's annual troubles be-
gan when he prepared the transpor-
tation schedule for the Eastern In
vasion Of the opera company. which
opened Ave weeks engagement In
New York Monday. January %. with
Muratore and D'Alvarez singing
Sampson and Delilah., His ship
ping instructions called for four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
HEALTH PROGRAM At
Y. VIC. A. DURING week
Special Stunts Each Day for
Promoting Interest in Per-
sonal Welfare.

This IL Health Week" at tho
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton. During the week regular class
work will DO suspended and all kinds
OF novel programs Will be given to
promote Interest In health as n social
and business asset.
Tuesday evening at the association
all women and girls OF the city are
asked to take part In n Health
Jubilee" At this time there will be
presented an original playiet. writ
ten by Miss Genevleve Moore. OF the
Reynolds class. entitled: III Feet
Could Talk" There viii also be a
short talk by. DIR. Mary Il. Brydon. of
the State Board OF Health, and n
three-rcel movie entitled Foot Fol-
lies" will be shown.
Running through the whole of
Health Week" Will be the foot con-
test, in which much interest is being
shown. Also much attention will be
given to individual health exauina- :
tons. which through the co-opera-
ton of Richmond physicians arc free
TO all women and girls OF the city
this week.
Physicians Offer Services.
The following physicians have vol :
unteered their aeryices for this work
Drs. NJ. o. Burke. Blaid Fetts. Thomas
Wheeidon. a. c. Sinton and ]. f..
Warriner.
Exhibits on social hygiene and tho
prevention and cure OF tuberculosis
nave been obtained through the CO.
operation Of the State Board of
Health and the Anti -Tuberculosis
Society. Mrs. w. d. Draper Will be
IN charge of these exhibits.
Friday will be movie day" when
the new health film, THE High
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
MEXICO DENIES
REPORTS OF WAR
IBy AssocIatcd press.l

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 2s.-Rumors Of
war between Mexico and Guatemala
are described by high Mexican Of
fetal as too ridiculous to deny"
Semiofiicial sources were positive in
denying the report.
Luis Caballero. Mexican minister to
Guatemala, requested n leave of alb
nence several months ago. and II is
stated that II no decides to return to
Mexico at this time It will be for that
reason. and not because OF any
strained relations Between the two
countries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29

Rond.t will be shown for tho first
limo In Richmond. There will be
morning, afternoon and evening
showinge. so that all may have an
opportunity to see st.
Divins Exhibits Saturday.
On Saturday evening tho swim
ming pool devotees will give their
damonstfation, introducing variety
OF fancy dives, races and stroke DEM
cnstratlons and ending with a skit
entitled: "a James River Episode %
All features OF Health Week." in
GLIDING health examinations. and foot
contest are entirely free to women
ond Klrls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
BOMB KILLS FIVE

snnorn school Scene OF Outrage. STU
dents Victims.
HERMOSILLO. SONORA. Jan. 2s.-
Fiv. nupils O. the Cruz Galvez public
school were instantly killed by q
bomb explosion here t.iay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
Have You Catarrh?
A MARYLAND Woman Advise. You.

h9rfinno woman AaviSes You.
Hampstead. MIDI have derived
pre- benefit from DIR. Peircc's rene
"a than any have used. I espe-
Nay wish to recommend DR.. Plerce's
plden Medical Discovery and DR..
ge's Catarrh Remedy. as they cured
|. entirely Of bad case OF catarrh
sore throat over fifteen years
Q. AS for the 'Favorite Prescrip-
1pn,' it has been of the greatest helm
r feminine troubles."--Alrs. Mary
lehman. II. ID. 1. Box Sc.
You should obtain DR.. PIerce's rem
les for your complaints at your
8ighborhood drug store. Write DR..
cree. Pres. Invaids' Hotel. Buffalo.
y, for free medical adyice.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
Shoot Detcctire. rake. 100000.

shoot defective. Take. $4,000.
WEST HosoREN. N. j.. Jan. gs---.
Three automobile bandits today shStds
up a messenger from the North Had---
son National Bank. escaped vjjh !
100000. and shot Detective Charles Z
Harm. who was guarding the mes
senger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
SODA FOUNTAINS
AGENTS WANTED

Your lsusinrss Opportunity
Exclusive territory open to live agents
|rNFs5o Standardized soda water foun-
ain5co!nhined With display cabinet and
ng sales on sight. Purchase OF initial
hnlpie essential. We create tho proa-
Iects; you close the sales. Immediate.
live references. II not rated.
fROSSIAS FOUNTAIN MIG, CORP,
$50 Fifth Ave-. y. Y. O.. Room 2.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-24

IN r
AZUEAR:-N Nuestla Ultima levista
fua ecila,!G cl s &c julio, desde en-
tonces nucstro me2cado ha contirualo
muy active.
Durante la senlana que teimin0 el
IL Gel paslado Il. situaci0n permaneci0
mas bicn quieta. con ofertas Il 3 V me-
dio G. c. H., para ;zucares de Gu
ba Sin embargo. como los ceNnpra-
dorcs Sc retiraron, los vendedores. Il
fin de' efcctl;,r" ventas, redujer0n sus
lfmites hasta a'canZar ell precio de )
cuarto c. G. |. f., para dicha pro-
ceiencia. 4 eStaS cifr3S de nucvo los
c0mp.atlUTeS cntraron al mercado. Es-
ia declinaci0n fu6 causada principal
mente p0r noticias de que lii presen-
te zafi.a de Cuba mostrarfi. un result
tado final &c cuatro millcnes de. tone
ladas, ell vez de 3,S0O,000 scgGn Sc
habfa estimGdo previamente.
Durahte la semana que termiIi0 cl
81 de julio, 81 marcado sigui0 muy fir
me active Sc vendieron aZticares
de Cub;; hasta 3 V tres cuarto c. C..
!. F. Esta repentina actiyidad fue
cat'ada por Ia tremcnda demands per
azllcar refinada hecha del interior La
que su vez err, causada por ell in
folnle de que cl Departamento de
Agriculture de los EStados Unidcs es-
timaba Ia pr6Xima cosecha te aztic;r
de remolacha ell 5S2 ,OGO toncladas
contra 911,000 el ano pasado. Duran
te diclia semana las ventas llegaron
a 100000 toneladas de aZtc&r de Gu
ba Y ,alrGB3edGr dc 10000 tOneladas de
Puerto Rico Filipinas Il precios en-
tire &C.. 425c. G. |. +. Nueva York.
DuIs.nte las semanas que termina-
ron ell 2S de julio Y ell + dc agosto. el
mercado cCntinGo firre, con ligelns
ludepresioncs dc vez EN- cuando Y gober-
ladO mas que na(Ja por Ii demandl
por azJicGr refinado
En- Ii semana pasada hubo una re
pentina dcmanda hcchG For Il Reino
Undo y, debitSo a 10 limitatao de las
cfertas, naturalmcnte los preciGs SUI
bieron y Sc yendi6 azl1car de Cuba IL
3. V siete octayoSc. Sin embargo este
precio no Sc sostuvo y los comprado-
res cstdn ahora ofreciend0 y@tres
cuartos G. c. !. f., en- tantaq que los
vendg1ores aspiran !; 3. siete octl-
vos c. Sc han vendido az1cares de