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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26
THE UNKNOWN

How would you like to be arctic explorer? 1t sounds
better from distance with the thermometer 60 below zero
and death running alongside the sedge ready to clutch
the driver If ne yields to fear and Encouragement.
AS you think OF it, it occurs to that you also an
explorer Of the unknown you go through life seeking
wealth. romance adventure happiness Whether you make
the trip successfully to journeys end depends your nerve
determinations brain and refusal to be conquered by hard
ships and obstacles. Like the the sledge.
queer and interesting thing about this explorer The
dogs that haul him brutes first cousin
wolves Armed only with his bare hands, the man could be
downed and devoured by of his dogs aching with
starvation pangs But the has high powered BRAIN
That brain enables him to control his pack hasavage
dogs The brain guides him to his destination he moves
on toward the gorgeous boeas the mystic lights of
the Far North Brain has given him firearms that enable
him to defy all beasts Brain also supplies him with food
an almost foodess land ST.
The explorer in the country Of eternal depends for
his existence on his brain So with each Of exploring
power And too many of us stop developing it when we
leave school, HIT
Man conquers the barren country with it's frghfu
cold The example should be insprationa u.s. faced only
with lesser hardships and obstacles.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PRINTER

There is wide celebration today
of the two hundredth anniversary
of the entering of Benjamin Frank
lin upon his trade as a printer in
Philadelnhia. 1t is remembered
with pride. especially by those of
his trade. that when. crowned with
the highest political scientific and
literary honors. he came to be-
queath all that he had gathered of
earth's goods and goodwill. he
wrote himself down as BENJAMIN
Franklin. Printer" Burke called
him "friend of the human race"
and Condorcet addressed him as a
modern Prometheus"; bnt he.
famed as philosopher, scientist and
statesman. seemed to wish to be
remembered first and last as
member Of that guild which has
given philosophers, scientists and
statesmen the means Of appeal to
the minds of men.
To him as an apprentices h's xnh
WAC tirsnirine." "Fverythino that
he touched taught him something,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26
Tom
Sims
~


Avoid accidents. Edison invented
the ograph by accident.
! Most of US are sorry we cussed
last summer now. ,u
! If prices are not too high then
! we certainly are too low.
| The danger about following in
| fathers footsteps is you are liable
to wind up In the cellar.
One thing fine about crowded
street car is it is warmer.
Our only favorite uplifter is the
elevator boy.
The monkey gland business is so
good what pity we can't put some
in other businesses?
We would hate to live on the
moon and have to stay out all night.
Evening dresses don't 60 far be-
cause they haven't much backing.
More overcoats and fewer watches
are being worn this winter.
Girl basketball players make bet
ter speed in stockings because stock
ings have the runs in them
Corkscrew has not lost its pull.
You must be as busy as a bee to
keep from getting stung.
Greatest man in the world is the
one who could be if you would
The honeymoon is over when ne
thinks she is skinny instead of
slender
The price of egsg may come down.
Those keeping eggs in cold storage
are getting cold feet.
Wealth is burden-easily drop
ped.
Silence isn't golden, it is platinum.
Uneasy lies the head that lies.
Start fires with care" reads
warning. We always use kindling.
1t seems that drug on the mar
ket is, not a drug on the market If
it is dope. 4.
North winds are going south for
the winter. but will feel much WARM
er on their way back.
The bootlegger union never strikes.
You know how big ~cinder in
your eve feels? Well, that is how
big some men in the public eye feel:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26
A GOOD APPOINTMENT

Bismarck has particular interest in the state board of
because OF the fact that the capitol
here and one OF the largest of the state institutions
necessary Tor the city to cooperate with the state in
Dudng town that worthy of being the capital of North
ako and her citizens have expended great of
III TINS endeavor H. p Goddard, who has been appointed
TO the board OF administration in position be of much
service to the state through his intimate knowledge of local
condons and ability to retain this cooperation the state
Mr. Goddars business experience ought to be great value
On the board which has two appone members from
the eastern part OF the state and from the western Mr.
Goddard fitness for the problems he will have to deal with
was particularly made plain by his successful handling of
war work and his general business qualifications.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26
TRAGEDY

SiX-year-od Emma Fuchs dressed a gypsy, to scare
grandpa Then grandpa to make his pretended
real grabbed pistol if to defend himself against peril
shot. They buried the little girl
The other day, in New York cemetery, grandpa
found dead little Emmas grave. He had expated his
mistake by suicide.
II didn't know it was loaded"
Never point pistol at anyone unless you willing to
take chance on being murderer by accident.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26
A THOUGHT

What / do, thou knowest not now,
but thou shalt know hereafter
John 1887.
It is, of course, much pleasanter
II one is naturally fearless, and
envy and respect the, men who are
naturally fearless. But it is a good
thing to remember that the man who
DOES not enjoy this advantage can
nevertheless stand beside the man
VINO does, and can do his duty with
IKE efficiency if he chooses.
dore Roosevelt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26
EDITORIAL REVIEW

Comm ents reproduced In this
the opinion OF The Tribune. They
are presented here in order that
our readers may have both sides
OF important issues which are
being discussed in the press Of
the day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26
PROHIBITIVE

Turkish harems rapidly becoming fewer, says Bessie
Beatty Of McCalls magazine. "The economic conditions
brought about by the Balkan World War and the
with Greece have made the upkeep of expensive
Establishments prohbtve Harems being reduced in size
meet the diminishing Incomes and many cannot
afford to maintain them at ALL"
High price is the greatest prohibition agent It's just
question of time until high price of ooch will stop most of
the drinking 1t isn't the original cost of thirst it's the
upkeep. ct,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26
BY Alan T. Goldsborough

U. 8. Representative From Maryland,
First District.
Of the many good stories one
hears, perhaps may favorite is this:
The archbishop preached fine
sermon on the beauties of married
life. Two old Irish women were
heard commenting on the address
after the church.
TITS fine sermon his reverence
would be afther givin' US on mar
riage," said Bridget.
1T is indade," feplied Maggie,
land I wisht l knew as little about
the subject as he does"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26
DRUNKEN

= Four friends drunk in eastern city, shot is
heard in their apartment. Police break in One is
found dead
Such used to be common, when saloons run
ming wide OPEN Now they occasional and gradually
growing fewer. Many claim that prohibition is complete
failure Deep their hearts they know they decevng
themselves Most of will live to prohibition real
success, though not pleasant outlook for
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26

IT GIANT
~ G. L. Hyder transfer agent of the penenary at Hunts
Vile Tex attracts much attention eastern trip He is
nearly seven feet five inches tall.
great many understood people would trade skeletons
with him. Some time in the future probably in another rs
years. scientists will regulate human height by artcaly
stimulating the pituitary gland at the base of the brain
regulates growth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26

&c MONEY
Bank checks passing through American clearing houses
week toaled ST. for each 500 in the correspond
Ing week year ago.
- 1t that money~s changing hands faster. Which,
that commodities being bought and
gold. -
However you getting $77 for each 500 got year
aG0? Not so loud.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26
CAPITALISM

Russia comes reluctantly back to the fold. Twofhs
III its big business is controlled by private capital
compared with per cent last January.
That summarizes what happened in Russia in, 1922
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26

North winds are going south for
the winter. but will feel much warm
er on their way back.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26

1t seems that drug on the mar
ket is not drug on the market If
it is. dope. =
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-26

"Start fires with care" reads n
warning. We always use kindling.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

Ginorio, manager del team Antillano
Kraft, por 10 bien disciplinados que
tiene los muchachos bajo su direc-
ci6n. Los militares estuvieron como
siempre, muy correctos y alertas, a
las 0rdenes de su manager, el sargen-
to Quintana.
Esta es la segunda victoria que OBJ
tiene esta novena bajo este nOmbre de
Antillano Kraft, y asf mismo Sc dis
pone a conquistar nuevos laureles ell
domingo pr6ximo, que ha de medir
sus fuerzas con los militares de la
Companfa "a, por la ina1ana por
la tarde, con el celebre Jupiter, en- la
niga del MORO, Y el otro domingo IL
del actual, con 81 va bien eonocido
team Caribbean.
Sirya este tambien de reto todas
las demas novenas, tanto de San Juan
como en- Ia isla, pudiendose dirigir por
cscfito al senior Pablo Ginorio, Cerra
No. Al, parada Is, Santurce. P. r.
Un fahdtico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
GA UN TREE BASE QUE HACE
ANOTAR LAS DOS CARERAS DEL
PRIMER INNING

Como habfa de esperarse, espl6ndi-
do result6 el juego que verificaron Ell
la ligh de 10 Universidad de Rio Pie
drGs, cedida gratuitamente por los dd
rectores de Ia misma, el domingo 2S
de los corrientes
A las 8 80 p. M, di6 la voz de jue-
go el chief umpire, sefior Fernando
Garcia, quien duIante tcdo el juego
di6 tan acertadas deeisiones que no
hubo ls mas mfnima protesta por par
te de ambas novenas.
Desde el comienzo del juego Sc VIC
que ambas nOvenas iban luchar CO.
mo buenos pelotaris, para yer cull de
les dos selfa victOrioso Y pudimos no.
tarlo mas, medida que .el juego to-
maba mas interes, no solo entire los
dos contenlientes, sino tambien Ell ell
numeroso pGblico que invadfa el es-
pendido campo atl6tico.
Ell juez Nle bases, senior ]. Baerga
Jr., estuvo com ell Chief Umpire, acep-
ta1o en- t0das sus actuacioncs, Y 81 los
teams que juegan en- las distintcs Ii
gas de SAN Juan, tuvieran la habili-
dad de seleccionar jueces que han de
dirigir el jucgo, podrfsn terminarse
con la misma ammonia que Sc selebr6
cl domingo entire estas dos novenas.
Score.
San Agustfn. 10000
MesOnora. 6ool2 1ooo1-4.
Baterfas:
San Agustfn: Lluret (Ncnito) Con
zslo y Negr6n. :. y
Mesonora: Mendoza J Lecdroz.
e Y. Y.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
1 DE BASE BALL. a,.l
ANTILLANO KRAFT
COMPANIA Fl.

Ante una numerosa concurrencia di6
principle ell domingo % del actual, un
refido desaffo de base ball en- la Liga
del Morro, entire las novenas Antilla-
no Kraft Y Compaflfa F., esta Ultima
del Regimiento de Puerto Rico, sa-
liendo victoriosa la primera con un
score de 5 4 carreras.
Baterfa por el Antillano Kraft: Her
mimic, P0rtcla y Fuentes. ~
Baterfa por Ia Compaiifa 'F':: Ro-
drfguez Y Riviel. g@
Els Gle admirarse 10 bien ,que juga-
ron cstas dos novenas, pues hubo ex-
celentes jugadas de partes .parte,
distinguiendose pOr el "Antillano
Kraft Meme. Lewis, Hcrminio, Fuen-
tes, Felix Wives; y por la Compafifa
'F'',. todos en- general.
Merece una felicitaci6n. d sargente
Quintana, por sus atenciones para con
los visitantes, como tambien el seflor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

OrieItales siguen anotando Ell el Sc
gundo. Estai vez San di6 un hit con
dos hombres en- bases y estes consi-
guen visitar ell dulce hogar
Los Leones Sc conyierten en- ind6-
mitas fieras en- el tercer inning y ano-
tan dos carreras. Colon es out. Ell
'"Hombre Dios', Tasio, da una plan.
cha que Sc cOnvierte Ell hit. Afillito
di6 Tin hit Viene King con esperall-
zas dehacer algo. Di0 I'm magnffico
tubey y Tasio y Millito anotan. Clark
cs out. David di6 un tubey Y King
anot0. Los fans ponceiios estGban en-
complete entusiasmo.
El score sigue empate hasta el 5to.
inning. En- el sexto los Crises reci-
ben un cero dc nfanos de Colon Los
Loones vienen al bate. Chilino entra
a primera Ell error dc Yayo. Modesto
di0 un hit. Chilino fue cut en- una
tirada de Yayo Thompson. Colon
di6 una paioma a San, en- right field.
I'll Hombre Dios, di6 uns plapchita y
sigue hasta tercera en- error de San
tana. Modesto anot6. r
- Con las dos carrcras que les Leo
nes Sc habfan Gnotado en- ei quinto
inning, Iel score estaba, al empezar el
septimo, fseis a tres a favor sle Pom
ce. En- d quinto Insio, el Honlbre
Dios, di0 una rola 6: Thompson " Sc
anota un Init Tadio va a segundd.
King die un hit. Tasio anota y NfiIIi-
to va, 6 tercera. Clark v David son
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
Fue una yeriadera paliza la sdni

Fue una yerdadera paliza la sdmi-
nistrada por los Crises a los Leones,
Ell ell juego de Ia tarde 13 a z fu6
cl score. Duro cGstigo a los Leones
por su buen trabajo en- ell juego de la
maitana. Cobas explot6, aunque nc
fue sacado del caj6n. II hits Sc ano-
tGron los Orientales, cinfo los Leones.
Agapita y Ginorio (Las Dos NiIas de
Parfs) Sc distinguieron, cadh uno ano-
t;indoes tres hits. Para mafiana dhja-
mos la rese1a de este juego. Aielan-
taremos ell score, para que SC recreen
los fans de HumEcao.
Humacao Stars. O2GO01040-13.
Ponce. O20 O4OO1r z.
9aH "a f!-t ni -; a
'e F Bob McRsel
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
ITS. Hoyos 40 un hit Millito ano-

Ol.fc HOYoS f66 nm hit V Mi1litO ann
tos
Ia % arrara oriental ON el octave fna
mn oasis on el gran ,lesiarto do In do
rrota Girls yavo 60 snoha mn hit So
roha esy,,n,s, Frank did mn rolfn n
clor, y es ont. mientras Yavo va q
tarcara. Frank di6 otro rolfn Clark
= es out ner, Yayo arota.
M . ,,,,. ~ ,,oao.,..
~, -, 49, ,,a,:.a,
~ 81 n;tahnr
cooro 44l,
ee : = o
Ir-t5..i
oo'naiio' a,,
singles Mliiltd :, Alng =, Hoyos,
MODESTO Iasio Y, Asyo' thompson y
san. Two pase hlts. Frank King y
DaViu. Imrce base hlts, CLARK. Hits
Colon 4, a Moncho IL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
,CRONICA DE BASE BALI.
ELL MESONORA VENICE AL FOR.
MIDABLE son AGUSTIN, DE PTA
DE TERRA

JOSE NJ. LECAROZ ABRE Ell JUE-
GO CON UN TWO BASE, ENTRAN-
DO A HOME DOS HOMBRES. AN
TONIC GUZNI4AN LIGA UN THREE
BASE Y ANOTA OTRA CARRE-
RA EN- Ell QUINTO INNING.
+ JUAN J.NLECAROZ DECIDE Ell
JUEGo EN- Ell NoVENo INNING
CON UN ROLIN BIEN CALIENTE
POR SEGUNDA, ANOTANDO DOS
HOMBRES QUE LLEGARON A LA
FINAL. MENDOZA HACE UN. PIT
CHER ADMIRABLE, G. BALI. HA-
CE UNA ESBLENDIDA coJIDA
EN- FIELD, DE PRIAIERA.
DEL SAN AGUSTIN Ii
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

LOS LEONES TRUMAN EN- Ell
JUEGO DE LA MARIANA SOBRE
Ell HUNIACAO STARS. SCORE 6
"A. LOS CRISES LIE PROP1NAN
UNA PALIZA POR La TARDE.
SCORE 13 A 4. COBAS Y MON
CHO SON CASTIGADOS POR AM
BAS MAJAGUAS. AGAPITO Y GI-
NORIO, LOS HEROES.
En- ell tercer inning del juego- de la
mailana. entire Humacto y Ponce, Sc
les ocurri0 los Leones, desgraciada-
lnente para los Crises, nirar el score
y yer, con SUI consiguiente sorpresa,
que los OrientGles Sc habfan anotado
tres carreras Y ellos sc habfan que
dado en- cero. Despues que hubieron
saiido &c su estupor, Sc decidieron a
hacer algo. Desgraciada fue estG de-
ciSi0n para Moncho, el lanZador Orien-
tai. Los Leones lie atacGron sti bola
con denuedo Y va Ell el seXto inning
ihan encima, seis carreras a tres.
Para no quedarse atras, los Crises
anotan una solitaria. carrera en- ,el
octave cpisodio. En- cl noveno el lan-
z; dor Colon, designado por los Lednes
para ecupar cl centro, les propin6 el
dltimo zero, triunfando los Leones,
seis a. cuatro. - ,.-
los Orientales son los primeros Ell
anctar. Una carrers en- ell primer
episodio y dos ell el segundo. En- el
primer inning Frank da un tibey con
un out Thompson da un single. Los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

sora La ENCYCLOPEDIA UNIVERSAL
ILUSTRADA EUROPEO AMERICANA
es tan Indispensable al hombrc de Estado
como al c0merciante, al jurisconsulto como
al artista, siryiendo de it'll amena lectura
al curioso v de excelente auxiliar en- sus ira.
bajos al hombre de estudio. La ENCICLO-
PIcDIA UNIVERSAL ESP ASA Sc puhlica
por tomos perfectamente manejabIes, for
mados por un gran nimero de pliegos, con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

can reproducciones de otros ejecutados por
eminentes artistas.
Los pianos de ciudades edificios los
Imapas de naciones, continentes, islas, ma
res, exploraciones Y Observation-Disclosures geo
graficos constituyen el atlas mas abundante
que pueda apetecerse, tanto para estudios
politicos y ec0n6micos como para consultas
hist6ricas, ,etnogr aficas, artisticas navales.
Por este conjunto de cualidades que ate
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
Ell MEJOR DICCIONARIO.
DEL MJJNDO. a

Suscribirse equiyale a obtener con I'm
minimo esfuerzo el maximo de 4,
utilidad cultural.
Sc puede adquirir abonando una m6dica
cantidad mensual.
Admitense slscripciones de los tonos Du-
blicados v 6rdenes para toda Ia obra.
Unicos Agentes en- Puerto Rico:
Cantero, Fernandez & CO., Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23
A Heart to Heart Talk

Of we know can't sell everybody We don't expect hatbu
knowing like do that they wonderful and that they cant
Chat
imagine needing these things six months
Especially this like f
have and buy while ha
the balance books and this the prefer
SELL cts Not Nows
Want
We question
await goods
absolutely
fe
either
difference that
lowest
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23
When We Offer Such Values as These

We
you'll be disappointed.
a
last the entire week.
with of this particular suite)at $17500.
received
this
featurin a
Another featuring
consists of dresser chfforee and bed $1175O
of
stand finish
match holder and cigar holder feature An
White kitchen each
jane baskets CSC EACH Taboretes regular
Evening star., 1923-04-25
HORSEMEN PLEDGE
. TANBARK HISTORY
Noted Blue Ribbon Winners
Already Enrolling for Ma
tionaI Capital Show.

Tanbark history will be made by
the National Capital Horse Show of
this year, according TO Melvin Hazen.
manager of the show. The show is
scheduled for May Is to 10.
Blue ribbon winners from half
dozen states have been entered in the
seventy odd classes. and the equine
aristocracy of the District of Column
bia will have the battle of its life
to hold its own against the outsiders
4. f. r. Stables in List.
Among the stables already listed
are the a. +. +. stables OF Gen.
Pershing, chief of staff. Gen. Pershing
Evening star., 1923-04-25
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported 10
me health department in the last twenty four
hours:
Louise G. Hean. -. 1923 Sherman ave
Fanny F. Adams, "a, 1850 Fuller ST
Julia II. ketner as. the LPoiede apartmrnt.
Eexford Smith 90. Sibley Hospital.
Anne bconnor. I6. 1910 East Capitol st.
. Florence Horner, Al, Georgetown University
H">uit.,l.
Viola c. Swami. 40. 5l2 18th St Sc
Ann kumerant, II. Providence Hospital.
Gertrude Stone, l month, Chidren's Hospital
John 1hongo- 10 minutes. 212 st. s.w.
Eizaheth G. Barnes. 25, ST. Elizabeth's Hos
pital
ichn Fl. Green 80. 1908 Sheridan rd. Sc.
George A. Robinson. 80, Az 81.
Lucy Curtis. "A, 18" Fort st. So.
Charles McD. Carter. %, Soldiers Home
Hospital.
Ellouise NJ. Henderson. months, 5ll G.
st. sc.
Evening star., 1923-04-25

brought back the nucleus of the
stable from abroad with him at the
close OF the war. and with the be-
ginning of dozen or so Irish and
English hunters has developed one of
the finest strings of horses in the
country.
His entries include Jeff the ia
nous chestnut presented him upon
his return from. abroad by a Il group
of his admirers in Virginia. JEFF
was ridden by Gen. PerShing in the
victory parade. Unschooled at first,
the beautiful animal has been de-
veloped by careful tutoring into one
of the best of show horses and has
won laurels not only in Washing
ton, but in other states and cities.
Gen. MitcheITs Exhibit.
Brig. Gen. Mitchell is showing his
stable of hunters and chargers. Gen.
Mitchell has a reputation as horse
man that stretches from coast to
coast
Mitchell Harrison of Vint Hill
Farm is showing string of eleven
hunters, and Miss Marion du Pont of
Wilmington, Del. has notified the as
Soclation that she is bringing six
new horses for the saddle classes.
Mrs. Allen Potts of Virginia. a vet
cram of the tanbark ring, is bring
ing a number Of new horses. de-
%eloped on her Virginia farm, to the
show. Mrs. Potts is we'll known TO
Washington horse show fans.
Evening star., 1923-04-25
tee, and Mrs. Marie Stair Lawyer Will
have charge of the arrangements.

The International Association OF
Art and Letters will give q vaudeville
entertainment. In place Of the monthly
literary salon, this evening at the
clubhouse, on T street. The perform
ers are limited to members Of the as
sociation, and the program Will con-
sist Of character impersonations, mu-
sic and recitations This Is quite an
Evening star., 1923-04-25

Fins are little things yet we are
told that 10000 persons are employed
In manufacturing them.
Ihere are ninety-two factories with
an aggregate output OF 10000, 900 pins
year. This means nearly one hun
dred annually for each inhabitant.
Evening star., 1923-04-25

In the person with a perfectly pro-
portioned figure. and standing with
arms hanging down at the sides. the
third finger should reach exactly to
the. middle point of the thigh
Evening star., 1923-04-25
From the Thrift Maeaxine

innovation in tho activities of the
club and is expected to be a success.
Evening star., 1923-04-25
Gen. MitcheIl's Exhibit.

There are 16S furnaces on the
steamship Aquitania and her turbines
have 100000 blades
Evening star., 1923-04-25
Society
Continued from Eighth Page.)

house at % Jackson place Thursday
evening, at s o'clock. Miss A. Hazel
Swift, chairman Of tho card commit
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-07
LA sALUD HAY QUE ATENDRRLA

81 esta debilitado y su nutrici6n es de
fectuosa. tome 10 antes que pueda el
vino "ARCoDoL". Vera sus efectos
maravillosos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-07

!. tinos estuvieron seguros de que ell ada
lid de los anglosajcnes sarfa derrota-
do. Los barcos fietados en- Buenos
Aires para lleyar los afcionades del
Plats hacia el leiano ring neoyorluino
iban tan convencid0s de ganar, que ole
aiitemano habfan hecho cuantiosas
apuestas. Estos argOnautas, anima-
dos por In mas noble de las pasfones,
no arlfan sino en- cntusiasmo patri0-
tico. Los meiicanos. en- cambio, ade-
mas de amer, ponfan algo de rencor en-
sus esperanzas, Y pensaban, con cris-
oDaciones, despu6s de- todo muy huma-
mas, que aquel mOzo venido tlr la Pam
pa iha vengarlos Il elloS de las innE-
merables manufacturers que desde ha-
ce cien aiics les han infligitlo los yam
Quis. Los yanqUis, por su parta, le-
jos de sonreis de tantas eXageraci0nes
mostrabansc mas apasianados que sus
vecinos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-07

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