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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15

PUBLIC sALE-Monday, February ie.
1928. at IL o'clock. Klair & Hol-
| llngsworth will sell for Patrick Mpr-
/ ply. on the Elliott Farm, located on
Mills. 2L miles west Of Brick Church,
and Ia miles north OF Ashland. Della
ware. All stock and implements or a
200-acre farm.
Four head OF horses; one pair horses
| weighing about 2f00 pounds, a good team,
| one bay horse, weighing 1850 pounds.
/ one black horse weighing 1850 pounds.
| These horses are young and real good
! farm teams.
is head OF Hoistein cows. six or eight
/ close springers: balance milking. TINS
is an extra good dairy. Gentlemen, u
YOU need a good COW you should at
ia Farm nj impiements-one Fordson trao-.
tor as good as new; one No. 30 Ross
cutter: one No. IS Slower feed MIL, y
inch plates. this viii cut and grind nay
or alfalfa as well as corn and oats; one
international hay loader; one 2-holel
corn shelter; one Thomas grain drlA;r
one Kentucky corn planter. with phos-
phate attachment: complete 9p Deerlns
livery hay rake; one Osborne hay ted
der. one Mccormick moving machine,
one Deering moving machine; one z
horse farm wagon one s-hosse low
Osborne hay rake; one New Idea
manure spreader; ons ohio sulky cui-t
tfvator: one Emerson sulky cultYarurs
one steel roller; one away riding plow,
one Wizard steel beam pillow; one As,
pinwau potato planter two osborne
spring tooth harrows; one spike haT-
row: one single cultivator; one SET
running gears; one Empire doubls-
unit milking machine, complete with
tyo-horse gas engine; Ford truck; nay
fork and 100 II. OF rope and blocks.
one two-seated carriage; one break
cart. one milk wagon; one two-seated
pony wagon, with shafts and pole; one
circular saw and frame. 24-inch saw
three good watering troughs; 80 feet
inch CANDY belt: As feet 5-inch rubber
belt; binder hitch for tractor; twenty
sO-ouart milk cans; four 23-quart milk
cans. set Champion platform scales.
one 200-egg Cypress incubator; grind
stone; lot OF shovels. picks, forks, SIM
sic and double trees. rope, chains. cross
cut saw and everything needed on
7oo bushels corn. IT acres wheat
- Hsrness-Three sets double stage hair.
ness. one set milk wagon harness.
fv,o sets buggy harness; one double set
nony harness: collars. brides and lines
Household Goods-Parlor stove, chunk
stove rocking and kitchen chars.
square piano; bedstead.
Everything here Is in first-class shape
and positively must be sold as Mr..
Murphy is going to quit farming.
Lunch served from IL 70 / o'clock.
Terms cash. To be settled for on day
Of sale. Please bear this in mind.
PATRICK MURPHY. Owner,
Sale Manager:
KLAiR & HoLLrSGswoRTH. -a
febl0-i5-11. Wilmington, Del !,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15

ley's bill authorizing the sale OF GER
tain property In Viola TO secure
clear title 10 a deed. The property
was formerly used for religious
purposes.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15
PUBLIC SALE.

.
KLAIR's BAZAAR, Wilmington, Del
Auction sales every Saturday. at 10
O'Clock Horses at private sale at all
times. Klalr & Holiingsworth. apr6-lyr.
PUBLIC sALE-Pure bred Holsteln
cattle. February TO- az Zebley's Cor
ner. on Faux Road. Write for catalog.
HAMILTON,
febio-st sol W. Ninth ST
PITBIIc sALF-so. JEFFERSON ST.. Fri
day February Is. AZ 1 p. NJ. Kltchon.
dining. living and bedroom furniture;
refrigerator Si ~ tslr .T TSnr22ets' ETC.
febis-4t Auctioneer..
PUBLIC sALE-Thursday, February
Ilnrs;worth win sell ali the stock and
implements Of the late f. Donoh0e, on
the Edge Moor Farm at Edge Moor
Delaware. "~
smooth lot OF horses. suitable for any
30 head OF Guernsey cattle and
heifers-35 head Of milking cattle; II
head Of heifers. 3 bulls. These cattle
were all raised on the farm and hne
lot Of cattle. Mr.. Donohoe always sold
his milk az a premium. ri.
These heifers and bulls are all out
Of A. r. cows and grandson OF Long
water Demonstration. Langwater War
rior and Langwater Hero. Gentlemen,
this rs a nice lot OF cattle.
go thoroughbred Bun orpington pui-
lets; % cockerels 4.
horsepower portable engine. one Cie-
trae tractor. one Oliver two-bottonl
tractor plows. two 5-horse sulky plows.
FIVE waking plows, two spike harrows,
one double disc harrow, one spring
( tooth harrow. one roller. two sulky cut
/ tivators four single cultivators. ore
Dame hay loader, one Mccormick
4 binder. one Mccormick mower, one
1 Deering mower. one hay rake, one cut
/ ting box, one feed mill. one Bickunan
( a Hoffman Grain drill. one ]. ]. Case
l Corn planter. one corn Shelfcr, one seed
sower, two farm wagons. two low-
Z down hay wagons. two low-down mani
! ure spreaders, circular saw and frame.
/ platform scales grindstone, hay fork
7 and rope. blocks. lot shovels, forks.
single and double trees. incuoator. lot
chicken coops. lot harness OF every
Foragge-iOoo bushels corn. hay by ne
ton. one REQ touring car. one two-ton
Pisree-Arrow truck In good condisl ,.S,,
cooler. one 4-bottie pint and quart milk
bother one bottle washer. wood wash
ing tub. lot bottle crates. lot OF bottles,
milk bench, milk cans, butter c hSITI,.,.,.
suites, dinugroom and kitchen furulr
ture Of all kinds; dishes pots, pans, one
kitchen cabinet. large ice box. three
lamps, tables and chairs and many arr
ticies not mentioned. Everything
needed on a large farm will be sold
here. lh.
Everything must be sold. II you need
a good COW, you should attend this
sale as they are a well-bred lot -of
cattle Terms cash. Everything to be
settled for on day Of sale.
JOHN NJ. DONOHOE
KLAIR & HoLLINGswoRTH.
Sales Managers.
Lunch served from IL to 1 o'clock.
febfb-I7-l9-2i.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15
Gard OF thanks

We wish 10 thank the friends and
organizations who rendered their sym
pathy and many kindnesses. due 20 the
recent death OF Harry Griffin Mrs.
A. p Walsh and J. A. jolly. nearest
frends.s
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15
Sines and WEIGH
FLORISTS

ala WEST EIGHTH STREET
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
a Specially.
d. & A. bs72.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15
MAINE SINK s5 YEARS.

Today is the twenty-hfth ami
versary OF the destruction OF the
battleship Maine in Havana harbor.
The Maine was blown up on Feb
ruary Is, 1898. the catastrophe
bringing into full flame the long
smoidering fires that started the
Spanish American war.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15

{ phrlton between THIS total ana me
! 1000. 600 tons delivered those
countries a. reparstions IN the
month OF December.
PARIS. Feb. Is. United Press)-
French and Belgian miners quit
J work by the thousands today IN a
strike over wages.
While the general strike de-
clared by the French miners fed
GRAFTON does not start officially
until tomorrow morning. workers al
many pits stopped as soon as word
OF the plan reached them. Several
thousand Belgian workers walked
out az Cuesmes IN connection with
nationwide demand for a rs per
cent. Increase In wages.
The national council OF confeder-
ated miners OF France has thus far
refrained from joining the strike IN
this country. This Is welcomed by
operators as a favorable sign. but
L'Eclair admits majority OF
miners in the Loire Valley viii walk
out tomorrow. The strike Is said
partially effective in the Nord while
the Pas De Calais and Amin Coal
basins await Saturdays interview
with employers at D0uai.
The French press expressed fear
that Germany would interpret the
coal strike as encouragement OF
resistance in the Ruhr.
The Petit Parisien appeals 20 the
patriots OF the workers not 20 give
the Germans this much hope.
The Federation OF Underground
workeru. which IL directing tomor-
rows general strike. issued COM
munique denouncing the failure OF
the operators 20 make concessions
or 20 make satisfactory explanation
OF their position.
The silence OF the employers
merely emphasizes the emptiness OF
eternal governmental promises" the
oommufSque sayB. Tt proves In
disputGaly the patrons determine
ton nos 20 consent 10 any conces-
sions IN dealing with their under
ground slaves"
LONDON. Feb. IS Omitted Press)
Frances appeal for Brltaln's CO.
operation 20 make the seizure OF the
Ruhr really effective as far as coal
production and confiscstion IL con-
cerned. was placed before the Bri-
tish cabinet today by French Min
itser OF Public Work lie Troquer.
The French want 20 run trains
loaded with coal, that has been SELF
AZ IN
territory occupied by British troops.
This applies particularly 20 the city
or Cologne.
The British have no objection 10
the trains passing through Cologne.
except that they are manned by
French troops and carry German
hostages. This. Il Is felt. constl-
tutes a breach or British sovereignty
in the occupied zone.
VI. lie Troquer and a group OF er-
ports today laid before the govern
ment a plan whereby Britain's objec-
lions could he overcome. Details
were not At first made public but the
French were optimistic OF securing
Bonar laws approval.
The conference was held Al 10
Downing Street. The premier Mar
outs Curzon. foreign minister and
Lord Derby, minister for war. repre-
sented Great Britain, while lie Tro-
quer had with him at the council
table Gen. Psyot veteran French /
The conference adjourned until to-
morning without immediate
Iy issuing a communique.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15

was brought to his attention by
Police Captain Keyser on Monday,
Superintendent Black said that the
officers in the department have been
told time after time 10 use good judg-
ment in making arrests and handling
prisoners.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15
ALL WORKERS
OUT OF PITS
FRIDAY; ASK
wage BOOST

CONTINUED From First PaEs)
announced. The German govern
ment draws attention % the com
psrison between this total and me
1000. 600 tons delivered those
countries a. reparstions IN the
month OF December.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15

COLUMBUS. o.. Feb. Is Omitted
Press) Zero weather prevailed in
Ohio and the Ohio River Valley to-
day. A heavy wind drove a stiff
ing snow over many parts of the
state. The mercury will drop TO
FIVE below before night. the State
weather Bureau announced.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-CUnlted
Press)-A cold wave bringing zero
temperatures was swept into the East
by high winds today
New York City was lashed by a
72-mlle gale. Several persons were
injured by broken glass and failing
signs. A plate glass window was
blown into the grlllroom OF the Ho-
tel McAlpln late last night, scatter
ing diners. but none was injured.
A blizzard ranged over Northern
New York the last "a hours. bring
ing a snow blockade in some sec
tions that demoralized traffic.
Four degrees below zero prevail
ed in Buffalo and Western New
York. Rural districts there suffer
ed from the storm. Roofs were
blown off houses and trolley service
was stopped for several hours.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15

head OF horses-This Is a nice
IN lot Of horses, suitable for any
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15

Lunch served from ii to / o'clock. ],
febi5-17-l9-2i.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15

PUBLIC sALB-Thursday February
%. 1929, at ~ o'clock. klair q Hoi-
iingsworth will sell all the stock and
implements OF the late T.. Donohoe. on
the Edge Moor Farm. at Edge Moor,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15

ATLANTA. Ga. Feb. is Omitted
Press)-The coolest weather OF the
winter struck the southeast late yes
terday.
Ushered IN by a thirty mile wind.
Temperatures began 10 drop late
yesterday and this morning were
the lowest Of the year, the weather
bureau announced.
Florida was the only southeastern
State 10 escape the wave. Atlanta
shivered with IS degrees: Meriden.
Miss. reported "a and Macon. Ca.
the same.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15


When Superintendent OF Police
Black was spoken to about the in
cident today. he said that he had dis
cussed the case with the Police De
partment directors and had also
promised Mr.. Derickson's physician
that the case would be inquired into
when the condition of the injured
man warranted him to leave his
bed.
Superintendent Black said that Il
was a rule of the police department
ever since Patrolmsn Davidson was
shot by a prisoner some years ago TO
place handouts on every one arrest
ed and placed in the police patrol.
Mr.. Derickson, it is said by friends.
was arrested after his car had collid-
ed with a machine operated by How
ard Link. OF Newport, at Chestnut
and Broome streets. In the acct
dent Mr.. Derickson was injured about
the chest and cut about the face.
In speaking OF the case when Il
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15

PUBLIC sALD-s0. JEFFERSON St. Fri
day, February Is. At p. NJ. Kltchan.
dining. living and bedroom furniture:
refrigerator. stoves, carpets, etc.
HAMILTON,
febi5-4t. Auctioneer,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb Is
Omitted Press)--A cold wave envel-
oped the southwest today as storm
warnings were sent out for the
Texas Coast IN Oklahoma continu-
Gus drops IN temperature since yes
terday resulted in near zero weather
Kansas points reported tempera-
lures around zero.
Little precipitation accompanied
the fey weather.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-15

50 head OF Guernsey cattle and
heifers-55 head Of milking cattle; II
we're all raised on the farm and a hne
lot Of cattle. Mr.. Donohoe always sold
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10
Ell MoRRo CASTLE

Anoche ncs informo la empresa
"Aeromarine' del MORO Castle,
cue nnmerosas personals habian llama
do por tel6fono a aquella of1cina pre-
gmtando que sc debia ell vuelo tan
alto realizado por ell Moro Castle"
Ell Ell dia de aver.
Nuestro querido amigo Ell senior os-
car Alvarez Torres nos inform6 que ell
Moro Castle Sc habia elevado a
una altura de tres mil pies con Ell pro-
p6sito de tcmar varias fotografias del
Ccnda1o para la casa ''Behn Bro
thers''. La Empresa ha traido CANA
ras fotograficas para tomar vistas de
Puerto Rico a una altura de 500 a
5000 pies.
Al mismo tempo nos informaron los
directories de IL "Aeromarine' de que
ell hidroavi6n saldra hoy a las dos de
la tarde para st. Thomas, con cuatro
listinguidos pasajeros de San Juan,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10
UN IMPoRTANTE REcURSo DE
"CERTIoRAEI"

Ante el Juez Rodriguez Sierra, do
la Corte dc Distrito de San Juan, Sec
ci6n 2da., ha sido radicado un recur-
SO de "certiorari" interpuesto por los
seiiores Mariana Suarez Y Fernando
Rodriguez, en- contra de Ia Asamblea
Municipal de Carolina, solicitando del
rcferido Tribunal Sc sirva revisar ell
procedimiento en- virtud del cual ell men
cionado ORGANISING les expulsara del
seno del mismo, hacienda case omiso
de su caracter de elegidos por Ell vo-
to popular, en- las ultimas elecciones
verifcadas en- Ell pals.
AIegan los peticionarios que La Asam
blea Municipal de Carolina no tiene
Jurisdiction para expulsarles, de acuer-
do con la Ley Municipal con juris
prudencia applicable al case.
De acuerdo con los meritos de la
scicitud interpuesta, el juez Rodriguez
Sierra dicto una orden para que la que
rellada comparezca ell dia 19 del actual
a presentar su defensa en- Ell asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10
MERCADo AzUcARERO

Gable recibido anoche por "Lanl-
born & Co. - de su ofcina de Nueva
York.
NUEvA YORK, viernes, MARIO g.
Mercado quieto. Ventas de azncares
de Cuba; veinte mil sacos a Golchauk
& Co. de Nueva Orleans para embar-
que en- Abril a s5.5S equivante a
S7.41 en- Puerto Rico.
Y cuarenta mil sacos mas especu
ladores para embarque a fote para
embarque en- MARIO $3.50 equivalen
te en- Puerto Rico $7.28.
AL cerrarse el mercado pequefas
ofertas de azucares de Cuba para en-
barque en- mario $3.50, para en-
barque er, abril a 5.5ls.
Pero los compradores interesaban
para embarque EN- abril $3.50.
Refnada: La Federal Sugar Rein
ing Co. de Nueva York la cotiza
a 1875.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10
INFORMATION GENERAL
PAQU1TA EscRIRANo

Ell ST.. Paniagua, manager de teatro
Ol-mpo de Santurce, nos informa ha-
Der recibido ell siguiente aerograma de
esta hien conocida notable tonadi-
llera. que tan gratos recuerdos dejara
en- Puerto Rico en- su anterior tempo
rada:
"Paniagua-Teatro Olimpo-San-
turce.
Liegar6 lunes u, vapor 'Philadel-
phia.'' Debutare misma Semana. Sa-
lude mi quertdo pdblico Puerto Rico y
prensa.
Paquita. -
Els facil presumir ell entusiasmo con
que esta noticia sera recibida por to-
dos aqui, donde Paquita Escribano CO.
sech6 tantas ovaciones sembro SIM
patias Y Sc llevo el afecto de umos Y
otros.
Viene ahora con un repertoire varia-
do y nuevo, que hecho por ella, tiene
que ser un repertoire de exitos y su-
cesos.
Ell "Philadelphia" llega ell 1unes a
las 12 NJ, hora Ell que los admirado-
res de la Escribano, Sc disponen a reci-
birla cordialmente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10
VUELVE A INSISTIRSE EN-
QUE LOS INSURRECT0S IR-
LANDESES Sc DISPONEN A
rNICIAR NEGOCIACIONES DE
PAZ CON Ell GOBIERNO
(united Press, via All America Cables,


DUBLIN, mario g. En- los circuos
politicos Sc insiste con marcada frecuen
cla cada vez con mas seguridad de
que los elementos insurrectos SO dispo-
rem a iniciar negociaciones con el Go
bierno para negar un acuerdo de paz
{. base de la rendicion de las armas.
La noticia ha circulado rapidamente
Y Sc asegura que varios caudillos del
movimiento insurrecto Sc dirigen a es-
ia capital con bandera blanca para
someter la consideration de los re-
presentantes del Estado Libre las con-
diciones en- que los rebeldes Sc dispo-
nen deponer, las armas.
FL ;efe del gobierno senor Cosgrave
interro8ado hoy por los representatives
de la Prensa acerca de la exactitud de
los informes que circular con tantl in
sistsncia, ha decliuado hacer comensl.
rios de ninguna clase, liinitandoge a
decir que Ell Gobierno oiTa las proposi-
cienes de los rebeldes, reservandose 81
Gerecho de rechazarlas 0 aceptarlas Sc
gun como sean expuestas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10

que deben ser resueltos POT nosotros,
con arreglo a nuestros plopios puntos
de vista y a nuestras necesidades, en-
corsonancia con nuestras leyes Y los
principles que informan nuestra car
ia organica la Constitution y las le-
yes de los Estados Unidos.
seria injusto pretender que los por-
torriquehos nirasemos las cosas desde
el mismo punto de vista con las mis-
mas preocupaciones que miriam sus pro
blemas los distintos Estados de la
Union. Nucstros problemas surgen de
nuestras propias condiciones locales Y
nadie mejor que nosotros las conoce.
Por 10 tsnto, 10 function principal do
auuellos que uuieren ayldarncs no es
la de imponernos su crtterio, sino la
dc hacernoS luz y orientarnoS con sus
observaciones y sus buenos consoles.
Pedro CAPo RODRIGUEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10
MAJOR WILLIAM L. PATTERSON

A bordo del transporte st. Rihiel'
lego esta capital, hace algunos dias
el Major William L. Patterson, del
Departamento de la Guerra, quien Sc
encuentra hospedado en- la residencia
del Coronel Gray
Ell Major Patterson ha llegado es-
ia, de paso hacia Santo Domingo v
Haiti, donde Sc dirige con ell obje-
to de inyestigar las oflcinas de Adua-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10
ANTE Ell TRIBUNAL DE DED-
HAM HAN COMENZADO LOS
ARGUMENTOS PARA SOLICI-
TAR UN NUEVO JUICIO

DEDHAM, Massachusetts,, mario 9.
Ante Ell juez Thayer del Tribunal de
este Distrito ha comenzado la batalla
legal para sohcitar un nuevo juicio a
los anarquistas italianos sacco y Van
zetti.
Las inmediaciones del Tribunal es-
taban vigiladas por fuerzas de la po-
l:cia.
Los hearings Sc aplazaron hasta el
diez y siete de MARIO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10
CoNFERENCIA DEL DOCTOR
FONT Y GUILLoT

Dentlo dc breves dfas sc llevara a
efecto en- los salones de la Universldad
de Puerto Rico, una conferencia bajo
los auspicios de Ia Sociedad de Mate
ria M6dica, en- la eual disertara aeerca
del " Consereio de Hygiene Y Ia Civili-
zacion'' Ell eminente m6dico y distin-
guido caballero doctor Eliseo Font Y
Guillot.
Oportunamente publicaremos la fe-
cha en- que Sc eelebrara dicha conferen-
cia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10
Los s0LDADOS FRANCHISES
TIENEN ORDENES DE DIS
PARAR SOBRE LOS OBREROS
ALEMANES QUE REALICEN
ACTOS DE SABOTAGE
(untcd Press, via All America cables)

DUSSELDORF, MARIO g. Ell gene
raj Degoutte ha declarado que los SOL
dados franceses han recibido ordenes
terminantes de disparar sobre los obre-
ros alemanes cue intenten realizar ac-
tos de sabotage en- Ell Ruhr.
FL general Degoutte agrego que los
RESIDENCES alemanes que rehusen obe-
Gecer 6rdenes de las tropas francesas
scran Embellishments expulsados del
ISuhr sin que medic explicaci6n al
gnna. ~ ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10

mas de aquellos paises, las cuales Sc
encuentran en- poder del gobierno de
Estados Unidos.
Durante su estada en- San Juan Sc
le dio su vista un caracter Official
hasta Sc lego a decir que habia veni-
do q practicar una investigation del
estado de cosas existente.
Nuestro afectuoso saludo al distin-
guido militar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10
Ell JUEZ LANCER Sc
RESERVE Ell FALLO

NUEVA YORK, MARIO g. Ell juez
anger del Tribunal Supreme Sc reser-
70 ell fallo en- el injunction para impe-
cir la lucha Firpo- Brennan.
Ell Juez declare que dara a conocer
q fallo tan pronto como estudie un
csso similar que Sc suscito ante los Tri-
bunales EN- 1917.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10
Ell PRINCIPE DE LIPPE FREN
TIE "A UN TRIBUNAL MILITAR

PARIS, MARIO 81 Despachos de
Essen dicen que Ell principe Guillermo
ue Lippe tendr& que comparecer ante
IN Tribunal Militar para defenderse
Gle los cargos que lie hace el general
Henrys por fomentar la propaganda ma
Cionalista en- el Ruhr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10
UNA LOCOMOTORA DES-
TROZADA

ESSEN, mario o. Una locomotora
cue Sc descarrii6 hoy en- las cercanias
de Bochum quedo completamente des-
trozada al chocar con un tren que We
siia en- Ia misma direction.
Sc registraron seis muertos y veinte
keTidos graves.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-10
Ell GABINETE BRITANICO Sc
REUNE

LoNDRES, MARIO o. Ell Gabine-
to Sc ha reunido esta tarde para dis
cI1tir las protestas Go los industriales
britanicos a proposito de la detenci0n
de las mercancias que son onyiadas des
de Inglaterra auui. 8,
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Sc EVENDE

Ell Acreditado Hotel RIOJA
Situado en- la Gale Allen No. 10.
Para informes diriijase al Adnni-
nistrador judicial
Box 1896, SAN JUAN
Advt.
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LA ocUPAcIoN DE HANOVER

LoNDRES, MARIO o. "The Times
asegura que Ell Ministerio de la Guerra
francis ha resuelto ocupar la ciudad
de Hanover Ell lunes pr6ximo.
Ell despacho de ''The Times pro-
cede Gle Paris.
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POR $500 enviaremos c. O. o.
cualquier parte de la isla.
5000 aguias para coser, surti-
das en- tananos y de caiidad in
meiorahls.
Rogue GonzaIez & Co. Sues.
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DOS ALEMANES MUERTOS
EN- ESSEN

BERLIN mario g. Informan de
Essen que un centinela frances disparo
contra dos soldados alemanes matando-
los en- ell acto. &a
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Ponce, 9 de MARIO, 1928.
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