davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Expenditures Cut Down.

fees
Expenditures Cut Down.
Expenditure rutIlessy The army and navy
reduced below dimensions Other services
curad Heavy taxation imposed taxation such other
country bears The budget home balance Debts other
countries must be paid off.
Already large have been paid abroad It required
and consancy such policy but the endurance of
the nation beyond praise calmly facing liquidation
this heavy debt the United States But party has yet
arisen is likely arise demand that the hand of the
goators should be arrested Britain pay the last of
her debts without
We already reapng of the The purchSs
ing value Of currency already has risen
and consequence the Of living fallen steadily
while other countries who pursued different policy find the
cost of living for their people ascending month by month
short time ago Chamber of
ca policy had been responsible for unemployment true
if had defed foreign paying them
also, like other European countries might
tered artificial prosperity by Of discreted currency
But British credit would have rapidly disappeared beyond
covery and British trade would Meanwhile
the cost of living Great Britain would what
it is today.
We therefore dismissed that policy from without
paying the tribute of discussion only which
credit fourshes Had that been forfeited BUYERS
and consequently British would today
ing for their wheat their their
hazard opinion to the percentage at which the
terms of repayment to the United ultimately be
fixed But whatever the figure the burden will infinitely
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

of all kinds of mind Borrowing must
end Britain her waywhatever the sacr
fees
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SENATE

These bills were introduced in the
Senate Friday:
No. 268 (Adams) providing for ap-
pointment of assistant county highway
superintendents. Roads.
by which plans and specifications for new
school houses must be submitted TO State
lRtion of crossing gates and safety devices
at railroad grade crossings. Railroads
No. 271 king HartZell- H dimes Harmon)
TO repeal the teachers fund law. Educa-
No. 272 ardD-Providing for refer
endum of local voters to decide question Of
constructing new school house. Roads.
Fresh Water in Lakes
No. 273 Leonard -Amendng laws to
preserve fresh waters in Indiana lakes by
prohibiting bitches within 240 rods of laks.
No. 274 (Penrod) -Abolishing office of
Supreme Court reporter and placing duties
No 275 (HartzelD Amending laws pro-
vtding when court shall appoint receiver.
Judiciary
This bill was killed in the Senate
Friday:
No 100 (Holmes)-To nulIify charters
OF corporations failing to file reports With
secretary OF State after three years. (22-24.)
This joint resolution was killed in
the Senate Friday;
No l English ITO amend the Consti-
tuition to make amending the Constitution
easier. (2S-16.)
Twelve Measures Passed
These bills were passed in the Sen
ate Friday:
No. 1o8 cleveland Perkins, Providing
for aid from civil city 20 school city in
No. 116 (Hartzenl Pr DIVIDING immunity
to certain witnesses from testifying in anti
trust cases on recommendation Of attorney
general. (29-1.)
No 119 MISUNDERSTANDING for track
elevation IN Gary. (34-0)
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HOUSE
These bills were introduced in the
Agricultural Agent

involved in large purchases
with dscreded currency
Government therefore right in arranging with the
treasury without loss of time for the liquidation of
dept incurred by this country Why it incurred the crcum
in which entered into the purposes for which the
money was advanced American Govern
ment doubt considered in arranging the terms of repayment
That their privilege. Ours to honor signature.
D. LLOYD GEORGE.
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against assets not listed formerly as taxa
bles judiciary B.
No. 316 CPhnIips) notariaI pow
ers to mayors. judiciary A.
No 317 (Day)-Requires State highway
commission to submit specifications for at
least five types of basic road structure, and
that not more than 80 ! 3 per cent OF roads
constructed for commission shall be OF one
material. Roads.
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MORE OF LLOYD GEORGE
Continued From Page y

ness especially amongst Strangers expect and pre-
pare for it, and there resentment when the bill
hates reminding his friend at the end of
business which both have been engaged in amy that
there is "a little balance" to be paid up
expecting his friend mention the matter
him. puts introducing the unpleasant topic from
But the friend dsappOns his expectations Not hint
from that quarter of any realization that there
thing looks if it had been forgotten altogether
The friend insent collecting business
due himself He angry all delays the payment of his
bills but his conscience blind the side Of the debts he
himself
Debtors Are Reluctant
It experience suffering
today The left a creditor nation
1000 million pounds and debtor nation about
half that We readily accepted invitation
creditor discuss repayment of the debt
displayed nnvncible reluctance enter similar discussion
with
That ought influence action Britain is the
greatest of all international traders her the
reputation she well that
her people always honor and redeem without counting
toll and treasure
| remember when broke the panic which seized
bankers and brokers they contemplated the obligations
CURED by British firms with their support finance world
trade These liabilities millions sterling and
the only security for repayment by bundle
fmsy crisscrossed signatures men, most of
whom British banker had many of dwelling
IN countries with whom actually
There signature however, paper which was
known the bankers good name of Brit
ain throughout TIE world of some wenown
British firm.
Traders ardistant parted with their produce on
the credit of that of the country which
associated
1t is true that the Government had responsibility
any of these transactions the Britain was in
voved seeing that foreign merchants suffer ruin
because they put their trust British commercial integrity
For that the British day shoudered
the burden and took all the risk and although meant La
bty between four hundred hundred million sterling
not voice raised in protest.
The action then taken though quite unprecedented not
only honorable It saved British pride from re-
proach it also saved British credit blow from which it
would not for generation During generation this
lucrative business would have passed into hands
AS soon as the the people of Britain with
instructive impulse that required to stimulate it's
activity set about the task of restoring warbattered credit
The Government bankers, merchants brokers'
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Six Bills Postponed

The following House bills were in
definitely postponed by the House;
No. 119 (Leveron) ALLOWED members Of
township board S. for each annual or spe-
cial meeting attended. County and township
business.
No. 176 (Hurty) for re-estab-
lshment Of State board of health and ap-
pointment of county and city all-tln!e
health officers. State medicine and public
health.
No. 212 (Day)-Provided for appoint
ment of justices of the peace to serve in ab-
sence of regular justices County and town
ship business.
No. 271 tRainey) Established State pre-
paratory school of domestic arts for colored
-'rls carrying S25. 900 appropriation for
site. Education.
No. 272 (Johnson of Monroe)-Gave Gus
todian of county buildings police power.
County and township business.
No. 267 tLeveron) FIXED salaries Of
county councilmen at $50 to $40. County
and township business.
No. 292 (Bierly) -Abohshed attendance
officers in counties of 10000 population or
less. Education.
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Withdrawn and Killed

The following House bills were
withdrawn:
No 248 shafer)-Abolished office of
Supreme Court reporter, transferring duties
10 clerk.
No. 20 tDay) -Reconsidered after passage
and withdrawn in favor OF an Identical
Senate bill.
The following House bill was killed:
No 22S (Johnson of Monroe) Placed
Greek-letter fratcrnIties on list Of taxables.
The following Senate bill was passed
by the House:
No 9 (Holmes) Called for recording Of
conyeyances and mortgages.
The following House bill was passed
by the House:
No 100 Smith Prohibits action to
foreclose liens for street sidewalks and
sewer assessments which is begun more
than five years from time right Of assess
rnent accrues. except where assessments are
payable IN installments when action may
be brouRh: within fifteen years.
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ASSEMBLY IN BRIEF

No. 1876 tHenley) trustees
Of Indiana University to issue 229O'f0919o IN N
No. $50 (Henley} Providing for codif-
cation of all city laws. (34-Oo
No 1913 odges)-Providlng for assess
ment of costs of street lights against prop
erty owners of cities of certain classes.
No 154 notwithstanding require
ments Cor embalners and requiring license
fee, and examination of undertakers.
!. (30-13.)
Visiting Committee
No 141 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS legislative
salary of 81 day while working. (4O-O.)
No. 1877 Observation-Disclosures school
boards to make purchases not eXceedins
$500 without advertising for bids. (37-0.)
No 1859 adams Providing for method
of selecting special judges in criminal cases.
by appointment by court. (o6-l.)
No I79 1KingJ-Lega payment and
collection Of certain school bonds in Grant
No. IT'S durham Limiting bonded in
debtedness of municipal corporations to y
per cent of taxable property. (26-l5.)
HOUSE
These bills were introduced in the
House Friday:
No. 300 (Larrabee) -Equalizes salary of
members of county board of review during
twenty-eight day session Judiciary A.
No. $40 Larrabee) -Gives incorporated
towns right to own and operate water and
light plants. free from control OF public
service commission. Corporations.
No. 311 avis)-Amends law on allow
ances for burial of dead soldiers. Soldiers.
No. 312 (SchwartZ-Perkins) Amends
workmen's compensation act Of 1915. Judici-
airy A.
Agricultural Agent
No 313 (Matthews-J aclzson) Provides
for employment of county agricultural
agent on petition OF twenty citizens and ap-
proval of county couBcil Education.
No 314 Observation-Disclosures for eight
hour working day for Evansville police.
Cities and towns.
No. 315 (Carter)-Prohibits court action
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I'm JOven y SUI Hermana Sc Dan
CCuenta de sus Notables POderes
lJno Cana CncO Libras la 0ra Cana Siete Lbras Am
bos Sc Muestran Muy Entusastas Acerca de la
CeIebrada Meaicna TANLAC

csta medicina esta venciendo rapida-
mente mi enfermedad.
'El primer benefcio que note GUAM
co empece tomar Tanlac, fue que mi
apoSito empez6 a mejorar Y desde en-
tcnces no volvi sentir mas ataques
&c bills &c los cuales padecfa frecuen-
tozenta. Estoy tambi6n libre de dolo-
res de cabeza me siento mucho mas
1uerte--la cabeza mas despejada y Ell
cuerpo mas 5gil. Lo que hace uno
tortalecerse Y sentirse bien. Tanlac
Gerto 10 tiene.''
Tales informes, como los preceden-
tes, apelar&n millares de personals
cue sufren de las mismas molestias. La
mayor parte de la gente que sufre de
males del est6mago Y de los rinones,
estrelimiento, dolores de cabeza, bills
= que estan en- condolences decaidas
necesitan simp.emente vigorizar su SIS
te1a y asistir los 6rganos whales a
ejercer sus propias frnciones. Tanlac es
IN t6nico reconstituyente maravilloso
y siempre produce los mas halagtiehos
resu-tadcs.
Tan.ac Sc vende en- todas farmacias
? drognerlas. Advt.
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Consoles DIRIGIDos A LOS UNTo
NISTAS DE LA ISLA, PoR Ell sR
BARCELO
Tebrero 7, 1928.

Febrero 7, 1928.
PRESIDENTEs, JUNTAs LOCALES,
UNION DE PUERTO RICO:
Tongo conocimientos dc que con mo-
two llegada Rely madana, existe mo-
viniento pueblos isla tendencies enviar
contingencies San Juan realizar mani
festaciones protesta. A todo trance
evite ese novimiento. Ell pals no ne
cesita hacer tai demonstration. Son ne
cesarias calma, refexion, confanza pie
ma Directories Partido. La Justicia
esta de nuestro lado, y seria insensato
comprometer nuestra espl6ndida situa-
ci6n. Apelo patriotislno todos.
BARCELo.
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UN TELEGRANdA DEL GoBERNA-
DOR INFERNO
(Nota Ohcial de la Fortaleza)
San Juan. Febrero z. 1923.


'En ccntestaci6n al telegrama que
el sr. A. Quintana Cajas Y otros, de
Coamo, dirigieran al Gobernador inte-
rino que fue publicado en- La Co.
rrespondencia de Puerto Rico'' ,Ls
hoy, el sr. Huyke les ha dirigido Ell
sigruente telegrama:
''Recibido telegrama les informo
cue toda manifestation cue Sc orga-
nice para ir a recibir Gbbernador
Rely esta amparada por tn derecho
constitutional y no puedc evitacla.
Uds. pueden no estar conformes con
caalquisr actuaci6n de car&cter poll
ttco de un Gobernador, pero el Goloer-
nador que desembaTcara maflana tisne
aae.n&s el car&cter de Representaate
en- Puerto Rico del Gobisrno Nacional
y he do esperar de los buenos ciuda-
danos de la Isla su cooperation nante
ninionto derechos constitucionsres -
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FL mercado de algodon CON
tiirl1a en- el Norte cada vez
mas firme

textil continda en- ell Norte cada vez
mas irme La constante y excesiva
demanda extfanjera ha hecho que los
recios del mercado alcancen niveles
nunca igualados.
Los agricultores en- la zona algodone-
ia de la isla Sc preparan a verificar
grandes siembras de este text1l. En- los
rueblos de la costa Norte, Arecibo, We
ga Baia, Hatillo, Quebradillas e Isa-
bela estan recibiendo va la semilEa com
pletamente fumigada y hay la Green
cia de que en- algunos puntos Ia produc-
cion Sc triplicara debido al mayor nu-
nero de cuerdas que Sc estan prepa-
rando para dedicarlas dicho cultivo.
AZUCAR.- Ell mercado de azdcar
crudo reacciono durante la semana pa
sada en- sentido Gle mas firmeza. Sc
atribuye tai hecho que Sc ha acentua
do Ia demanda del refnado en- ell Con-
tinente vi6ndose obhgados los refnado-
res a Ilenar las ordenes recibidas con
ei crudo, a los limites de los vendedo-
res. Adem&s, segin los cables de la
semana pasada ,Francia estaba en- ne
goeiaetenes y lego comprar grandes
cantidades de azicares de Cuba de ls
presente cosecha consiguiendo con ello
e. mercado de! crudo sostenerse frne
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semana de enero 20 febrero de 1928

CAPE Ell mercado de cafe conti-
nda firlne en- casi todos los pueblos de
Ia isla precios que huctnan entire ST
$50. En- Maricao Moca solamente
sc cotiza un nfvel mas bajo con
la circunstancia de que Sc les esta
hacienda sumamente dificil los agri-
cultores disponer del grano, dada la es--
casisima demanda que hay en- aque-las
localidades. Esto resulta realnente mex
plicabIe 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta la frme-
"a de- mercado de dicho grano en- to-
dos los demas pueblos de la isla. Ade-
rlas, la cosecha este sno en- nluchos
puntos productores ha sido sumamente
pequefia y este, como es natural, pu-
d1era Legar inGuir en- darle un ma
yor tono de frmeza al merCado me-
dlda que las existencias vayan siendo
absorbidas por el consume la deman-
da SO vaya acentuando.
ALGODoN.-- El mercado de este
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JORGE RoMANI

Procedonts de Espana donde ha
permanecido una breve tempcrada,
1legara hoy San Juan en- Ell vapor
"Puerto Rico, nuestro esti1nado ami
60 don Jorge Romani representante
q la Camara por el distrito de Rio
Eielras.
Iuestro amigo fu5 a buscar en- las
hondades del paradlstaco china de IL
Peninsula ambiente propicio para su
s2lud, y tenemos entendido cue regro-
s& completamente restablcido, de 10
cual nos alegramos sinceramente.
Ell MUNDO tiene para Ell esti1na-
Go amigo su mas cordial saludo de
bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08

El Sr. Hector Porrata Doria, Caleta
san Juan No. 1, Bajos, San Juan, P. r.
I'm bien conocido empleado de la Texas
Co. y su hermana Ia Srta. Maria Girls
tina Porrata Doria, ambos Sc han daao
Cuenta de los maravilIosos poderes re-
CONSTITUENCIES de la poderosa medicina
Tanlac.
AL comentar los resultados obtenidos,
en la Farmacia Porto Rico Drug Com
pany, recientemente, ell Sr. Porrata
Doria dijo:
"He tornado dos botellas de Tan,ac
hasta ahora y va he ganado cinco IL
bras. Mi hermana tambien ha tornado
Tanlac con identicos buenos resultados.
Ella ha ganado siete libras natural
mente ambos estamos mGy entusiaStas
con Tanlac.
''En cuanto mi case, he sufrido
FOR dos tres amos de un estrenimien-
to agudo, dolores de cabeza, biiosidad,
mi apetito era irregular y generalmen-
tie me sentia muy abatido.
"He probado 20 que me dccian ser
10 mejor para mis- males, pero NE puse
reor TODD Ell tempo, hasta cue conen-
c6 a tomar Tanlac y encuentro ore
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DON OSCAR DE o'NE1LL

Procedente de los Estados Unidos
llegara hoy esta ciudad el prominen-
te hombre de negocios don Oscar de
o'Neiu, jefe de la acreditada firma
Ice Dotrick and o'NeiIl", represen-
tantes de los famosos productos tCol-
gate''.
FL senor o'Neil trae eonsigo un
gran surtido de articulos de las nume-
rosas frmas que representa- la empresa
que 6l tan acertadamente dirige.
NOS comp p'acemos en- reiterarle nues
tro cordial saludo de bienvenida.
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RoBos EN- Ell CINE PUERTO RICO

81 d'stinguido cabauero don Ramon
Lloveras Soler, propietario del cine
puerto Rico, de santurce, Sc per-
sono aver en- nuestras ofcinas para ma
nifestarnos que, desds hace algunas no
ches, su cine esta siendo vfctima de
unos pilietes que lie han sustrafdo de
su establecimiento, en- Ell espacio de
una semana, nuraerosos bombillos, "'tic
ketc" otros efectos.
La policia logr6 arrestar antenoche
nos dijo ell sefior soler- un indi-
viduo de los que Sc dsaican al pillaje
y esta practfcarSo una minuciosa in
vestigacion de esta serie de hurtos.
Ell senior soler Sc propone visitar
hoy las ofcinas de Ia Fiscalia, para
Oar cuenta de los escalamientos que
Sc realizan diarlamente en- su cine, con
el prop6sito de que aquel Departamen-
20 haga las gestiones necesarias para
castigar a los malhechores.
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EXCURSION DE LOS "JINETEs''

segdn iaformos. las huestes de Ro-
cue Sc proponen lldiar en- Ponce, sn.
German y yauco.
Esta vez Ell Puerto Rico Sports ,
va decidido derrotar cuantos Sc le
pongan enfrente.
He aqui el orden de los games
Ponce, sabado; San German, do
mingo por Ia manana; Yauco, domin-
so per la tarde.
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FRUTAS.- Ell mercado de frutas no
ha tenido variaci6n alguna. Las fabri-
cas- de conservas siguen pagando las
.toronjas $50 la tonelada.
De acuerdo con un cable recibido Ill
timamente, la linea de vapores Atlantic
Fruit Company, que inauguro en- Puer-
TO Rico ell servicio de barcos refrigera-
dores especiales para embarques de fru
tas Sc retira del servicio de la isla
debido que, segun manifiestan, no
estan recibiendo la cooperation de los
fyuteros de Ia isla Y de San Juan,
Quienes parece estan hacienda sus EN-
barques por otras Hneas.
COCOS:- Ell mercado de cocos con-
tinua inactive.
u tempo en- la isla durante ia Sc
mana pasada ha sido, salvo en- algunos
sitios, favorable para la agricultural.
I Lluvias a1ternadas con dias de sol han
proporcionado a los agricultoros una
oportunidad para las labranzas cul-
tiv2s &c sus campos.
/ a conti1laa ci5n 50 expreGan los pre-
clo5 de los principales productos agri-
eolas vendidos al por mayor en- 40
rueblos de los mas importantss.
MAIz.- Sc vendi6 $2.75 quintal
en- Arecibo SIS en- Barceloneta, Ca
1olina, Isabella, Juana Diaz, Mayagiiez,
Pe1uelas,' Ponce y Yauco. El precio
mas alto fu6 de S425 quintal en- San
Lorenzo. Ell precio en- los dem&s pue-
tlos de la isla Huctu6 entire So y S4
/ Guintal
HABICHUELAS BLANCAS.- Sc
vendisron Sc ell quintal en- Isabella, a
S6.75 en- Cabo Rojo, 81 en- Carolina,
Jayuya, Juncos Lares Maricao, Maya
giiez Quebradillas. El precio mas
alto fu6 de SIS e. quintal en- Naguabo
Ell precio en- los demas pueblos de Ia
Tsla fuctu6 entire $3.50 y $40 Ell quin-
tai
a FRIJOLES.- Sc vendieron S3.5C
cl quintal en- Quebradillas, 1915 en- Isa
! be;a Y a 81 en- Anasco Arecibo, Dora
do, Manati y Penuelas. El precio mas
alto fue de So ell Quintal en- Naranjito,
FL precio en- los demas pueblos de Ia
is.a fluctuo entire $3.50 y 81 ell co.
i NARIES:- Sc vendieron $1.00 el
Guintal en- Barranquitas, Isabella, Jun
cos, Moca, Quebradillas, San Loren
20, San Sebastian; a $3.50 en- Adjun-
tas, Aibonito, Corozal, Humacao, La
res y Naranjito. E1 precio mas alto
fue de So Ell quintal en- Guayama, Ma
natl, PefueIas, Dorado Ciales, Moro
Wis y Cayey. FL precio en- los demas
pueb'os de la isla huctu6 entire $150 y
$2.75 el ciento.
BATATAS.- Sc vendieron a so ceu
tavos ell QuintaI en- San Sebastian; a
rs centavos en- Sabana Grande, Que
bradillas, Lares, Cabo Rojo Aiboni-
to; 81 en- San Lorenzo, Pefuelas, Mo
ca, Jayuya, Isabella, Corozal, Barran-
Quitas Afiasco Arecibo. Ell precio
mas alto fue de So ell quintal en- Goa
mo, Guayama, GuayanilIa, Cayey y Ma
ricao. Ell precio en- los dem&s pueblos
! de la isla fuctu6 entire so centavos Y
S1.75 'el quintaI.
| PLATANOS.- Sc vendieron 81 ell
ciento en- Aibonito, Afiasco, Isabella, ia
yuya, Lares Moca y Quebradillas; a
S1.50 en- Barranquitas, Carolina, Co
rozal, Juncos, Naguabc, Pefiuelas v
San Sebastian. FL precio mas alto fu6
Gle $3.50 en- GUayama y So Ell ciento en-
May giiez, Manati, Juana Diaz Pom
ce, Csguas y Cayey. FL precio en- los
denas pueblos de la isla ductu6 entire
S1.75 y S2.75 el ciento.
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Mas cablegra arrlas

1rlinar la reunion del Gabinete que Ia
conferencia de Lausanne termino sin
l-egar un acuerdo con motive dc la
intransigencis de los turcos en- 10 que
respecta la question de Las capiGnla-
Curzon dslar6 enfaticamente que e.
clones.
Gobierno britanico no esta dispuesto a
1eanudar las negociaciones con los tu@-
cos pesar de las gestiones de Francia.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08
Ell CANCILLER CUNO RETOR
NO DE MUENSTER

BERLIN, febrero T. Procedonte de
Muenster ha llegado a medic dis de
hoy a esta capital el cancii.cr Cuno
quien visit6 al presidente Ebert.
Cuno anunci6 que esta ta.5e Sc lie
vaE& cabo TN Consejo de MtE;stros;
con car&cter urgente.
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RUSSIA Y HUNGRIA ACUER7
DAN UN TRATADO MILITAR
Omitted Press, via All America catlos)

BERLIN, febrero r Sc informa
cfc-almente quo los gobiernos de Ru-
sia y Hungria acaban de frmar un ira
tado miIitar offensive y defensive pa
"a atacar Rumania.
FL ministro hIngaro Emigh ha de-
clarado que SUI Gobierno Sc ha visto
obIgado adoptar esa actitud con
motive de la activa preparation mill
tar que esta hacienda ell gobierno de
Kumania
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CINCUENTA MIL DOLARES
FOR CONCEPTO DE CONTRI-
BUCIONES -.

LoNDREs, febrero Z segun ell
Evening Standard los oficiales fran
ceses de las aduanas de Dusseldorf y
Duisburg recogieroG el dnlnin?o iltiino
ia suma de cincuenta mil dolares p0r
concerto de contribucionCs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08
ESTADOs UNIDOs CoNsTRITr
RA UN NUEVO CANAL, EN LA
VECINDAD DE PANAMA

Omitted Press via All America CabIesl
WAsHINGTN, febrero T. Sc anun
cia que ell gobierno Sc dispone a cons.
truir un nuevo canal en- Ia vecindad
de Panama.
La nueva via de aqua que sera tan
i'nportante como e. gran canal de Pa
hama empezara construirse proxima-
niente y cubrira una gran extension en-
Nicaragua.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-08
MANIFESTACIONES DE CUR
ION DESPUES DE LA REU-
MON DEL GABINETE

LONDRES, febrero T. Ell ministro
de Relaciones Exteriores senior Curzon
La declarsdo esta tarde despues de sex