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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
HOGS SHOW STRENGTH
WHILE CATTLE, SHEEP
SUPPLIES ARE SHORT
Calves and Killing Lambs
Is Cents Higher on
Market.

Copyright, by The San Antonio Light.
Chicago, Sept. IA. - Hogs showed
strength after somewhat slow
start. Fresh supply was comparative,
ly light, but sellers had nearly 1880
held over from the previous session
and the trade lacked action early. No
hogs were received by big killers from
other trading points. while less than
100 cattle and about 600 sheep were
billed that way. About $50 cars OF
livestock were reported for the local
yards today. In the sheep house prices
were again strong for lambs and quo
tations were at the weeks best point.
Receipts were 5000 cattle, 24,OOO
hogs. 1900 sheep and 1000 calves.
Cattle trade was generally steady
for steers, but few good heavy ami
mails were offered. Some good lots
went over at S11.50 and S11.S5. Me
dunn and palmer grades of steers did
not meet with any active demand, but
sellers were able to hold values lise
the day before. Cows and heifers also
we're steady. while Gamers and cut
tiers were a dime higher in many spots.
Bulls sold up to S. for good bolognas.
while outsiders paid as high as Sl4.2J
for prime sorted lots of calves on
strong to IS cent higher market.
Light hogs were steady to strong
generally, with some spots a dime
higher. Other grades were only
steady, however, with plain PACKING
stock weak to a little lower. Top
lots of light stock made $3.50, but
plain packing hogs went down 20
S7.25. with choice heavy butchers at
500 and down.
Killing lambs again were strong to
% cents higher. The advance did not
show on paper. but considering quality
the trade was better than at any time
this week. Prime western lambs sold
at S14.75, but these were not as good
as those which made the same price
late yesterday. City butchers paid
S14.50 for top natives, while feeders
were generally steady.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
BONDS ARE IMPROVED
Reaction, Although Not Big. Notice
able After Thursday Showing.

Copyright. by the San Antonio Light
New York, Sept. 14.-Today's
bond market showed Improvement
after Thursdays reaction. but the i'm
provement was small. Permanent bet
terment in the opinion of traders
must await a turn in the stock mar
ket in the case of the more specula-
tive bonds and the establishment of
definite trend in money rates in
the case of high grade investment
securities.
United States government loans
were fairly steady with little higher
price for the third 4 las while the
3 lbs hung around Thursdays low.
Trading in the high grade rails re-
suited in only fractional net changes.
Union Pacific refunding As continued
heavy under the competition of the
new lbs. Canadian Pacific As
were down half a point. There was.
however. no real weakness in this
group. Bethlehem Steel and Midvale
Steel obligations were heavy probably
in sympathy with the weakness in
steel stocks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.

Kansas City. Sept. 14.-Cattle: 1900;
calves 500. No fed native steers on sale,
fed westerns and grasser steers steady,
best fed wetern 50. Gamer strong to
ten cents higher. other classes she stock
steady. Gamers large s2.25G $50, bulls
steady. calves steady, top veals Ss.5V'
stockers and feeders around steady.
Hogs: 5000: slow, few early sales 10
shippers steady to weak. spot ten cents
lower. shipper top $50. packer mar
ket steady to five cents higher than
yesterdays packer market; top $3.50;
bulk of sales ss.I56S.s5. bulk good and
choice 175 to 275-pound averages $3.50
$50, packing sows around @20 cents
lower. bulk s6.45G7..5. stock pigs strong
to five cents higher, mostly $3.50 40
fat lambs strong to unevenly higher. odd
head fat natives $3.50, good Texas,
1910, little doing on fat sheep or feed
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
WHEAT ENDS DAY
WITH QUOTATIONS
LITTLE CHANGED
Close Is Featureless; Corn
Fractionally
Lower.
Copyright, by The San I-ltonio Light.

Copyright. by The San l-ltonio Light.
Chicago, Sept. 14.-Wheat closed
featureless with prices unchanged to
3-S cent lower. Local cash sales were
5000 bushels of wheat, 112,00O BUSH
els Of corn, $4,000 bushels of oats,
1900 bushels of rye and G009 bushels
of barley. Seaboard reported 100000
bushels of wheat worked for export.
Corn closed is to IA cent lower.
Oats were is to IA cent higher.
Lard closed 10 to IL IL cents
higher, and ribs IL to II IL cents
higher.
The feature Of the wheat market to-
day was the lack of selling pressure.
After the house cleaning of yesterday
with much of the long interest cleaned
out and some increase in short COM
mitments. the local trade felt il would
be little too hazardous to press the
decline any further.
There was some covering by shorts
for profits and there was commission
house buying on the setbacks, but the
demand failed TO last ON the rallies.
About the only news received during
the day was the official estimate OF
the Canadian carry-over of old wheat.
the total being 11,74S,O00 bushels
against 1892 900 bushels a year ago.
This appears rather small and shows
fairly good clean up of last years
big crop.
Corn was affected by the frost re-
port over Iowa, Illinois and parts OF
the Ohio Valley. The buying power
was rather light in view Of the cold
weather, but reports from affected
parts indicated little damage and this
was one reason for the lack Of in
vestment buying. Most of the de-
mand came from shorts who wanted
profits and the slight advance could
also be attributed TO the lack Of sell
ing pressure.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Sept. 14.-Scatered show
ers in the western belt, favorable cables
and reports OF a better business in Man
chester put the cotton market higher to-
day, prices rising SO to AZ points in the
first hour. The census bureau report,
counting August consumption by Amer
lean mills at $4,000 bales. was larger
than expected but caused little stir.
Price movements became narrow. Ii
quotation from the long side caused
small says and at IL o'clock October
stood at 27.o3. Small selling for short
account was caused by n private crop
report OF 1913 for condition and by an
other report OF 81 for condition. the
later indicating a yield Of 11,Soo.o0c
bales.
Small mill takings increased offerings
and at 1880 o'clock October was off to
1880. According to Hester, the mills
of the world this week took $4,000 bales
OF American cotton against $4,000 this
week last year, and $4,000 this week
two years ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
SLOW DOWN NOTICEABLE.
few England Woolen Mills Placed on
Four-day-a-week Basis.

Boston, Sept. 14.-Additional signs
a slowing down in the AvO-en man
Featuring industry of New England
Re appearing.
This tendency first was evident by
be placing Of the Aver mills of the
imerican Wooden Company on four
(ay-a-week basis. More than 100
eavers employed at the Wood mill
low have been laid off indefinitely
Z nd further curtailments are regarded
4 possible.
4 Minor reductions have also been
ade at the Washington mill in Law
snce. Failure to book sufficient bust
ess in cloths for mems wear at the
st wooden openings is declared to be
fsponsible.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
Russia Has Undergone Vast
Changes in Past 7wo Years

there and by considerable section Of
the public.
"Such seizure, if it took place, would
be regarded gravely by Russia.
But the influence of Great Brit
ain is thrown strongly in the scale
against it.
'The British desire TO see the Baltic
sea kept neutral and are wholly op-
posed to any step which might place
any power in dominating position
there as the power holding Danzig
could well be.
$50 we see the British hi; commits
sioner preventing the Poles from tax
ing measures that would deprive the
SENATE members Of their full authority.
This senate represents the influ-
ence of the German population. Great
Britain is holding the scales there
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago, Sept. 1s.-ouotations:
CHICAGO CASH COMMODITIES.

Chicago. Sept. 14.-whest: No. . red,
s1.O3%: No. red, s1.o11s 9i.os: No.
red. sshc;. No. hard: sLo4s gi.os;
sI.01& @l.O2; No. hard. ssi 9sshc:
No. northern. si.15.
Corn: No. l mixed. ssh 6ssc; No.
mixed, ssis 9sec; No. 3 mixed. ssAc:
No. 1 yellow, SIS. Gsshc; No. yellow.
SS% @S9Hc: No. yellow. $50 a ssc; No.
white, ISL. dssc; No. IS white. ssh %
Ssc: No. ; white. ssAc: sample grade
white. S6s4 dS7isc.
Oats: No. white. AK 644Ec; No. :
white. 3s% 941c; No. white, ssh %
40iSc.
Rye: No. .. soc.
Barley: So ole.
Timothy seed: $3.50 OILS.
Glover sees: 1900 9i9.0Q. - H4
Lard. 1915. SO, -
Ribs. 81
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East st. Louis. Sept. 1A.-Hogs: 1900,
slow, I0615 cents lower: top $s.l5. ship
pers taking good and choice light hogs
at {e.1OGs.15. few to packers, $4,000
9.O5, few 220 TO s50-pound butchers Ss.9
a 900, $3.50 bid on $50 Founders. pigs
and packer sows unchanged. bulk 1iO
to 130-pound pigs sIS0qS.25, bulk OF
packer sows s7.25@ $50.
Cattle: 1900. insufficient native steers
or light yearlings here to make mar.
ket: other classes steady. few loads or
5000 90. most Gamers s2.5o92.75.
some So. bologna bulls s4.25 $50, light
vealers s12.O0012.5o, stocker steers dull.
sheep: 200. lambs strong TO SO cents
higher, advance on lower grades. top
and bulk sli. culls ss.0o@S.5o. sheep
slow, unchanged, best light ewes Sc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
MINNEAPOLIS GRAN.
Minneapolis. Sent. I4.-Flour. 1oc

Minneapolis. Sept. 14.-Flour, Toe low
err; family patents. s6.:59s.s5 a barrel;
shipments. 5s.9l7 barrels.
Bran: s2S.00@2S.5o.
Wheat: Cash, No. l northernH si.f5A
H1.I7L: No. 1 dark northern spring.
choice to fancy. Sl.21A @125k; good TO
choice. s1.1SH 41.20l4: ordinary to good.
s1.15K G1.17A; September. sf.i1H; De-
cember. s1.135s: May. Sligo.
Corn: No. yellow, S56s3hc.
Oats: No. ; white. 56956Sc.
Barley: $50 soc.
Rye: No. 2. Csc.
Flax: No. !. s2.3:ls.33.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
BOSTON WOOL.

Copyright by The San Antonio Light.
Boston. Sept. 1t.-Activity in wooden
goods. coupled with reports that mills
are running low on raw staple, impaired
a tone OF strength to today's wool mar
kets. Less talk is heard of the possibility
of lower prices. although it is felt that it
Is early TO talk about advances. Good
lots of three -eighths blood staple woods.
scarce, are firm at 81 to S1.05 clean;
quarter bloors show wider range. but
for the most part are selling at so to
S. cents Receipts at Boston yesterday
were IS bags of domestic wool.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
PAY BOOSTS SOUGHT
Texas and Pacific Telegraphers Fill
Petitions With Board.

Chicago. Sept. 14.-Wage increases
affecting a number of classes of labor
on several railroads of the country
were asked in petitions filed with the
United States railroad labor board.
The Brotherhood of Railway and
Steamship Clerks filed application
for an increase of from 8 TO Is cents
per hour on the Rock Island lines and
the Order of Railroad Telegraphers re-
quested increased rates for employees
in the Geographic department OF the
Texas and Pacific railway.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York, Sept. 1i.-Forelgn ex.
changes firm:
Great Britain: Demand. $3.50: cables
s4.54it; 6O-day bills on banks. SASH.
France: Demand. 5.S4ls; cables, $50
Italy: Demand, 4.45h: cables. 4.46.
Belgium: Demand, 4.s5k: cables, 4.S6
Germany: Demand, .O00o0o90; cables
.0000009ois.
Norway: Demand, 1903.
sweden: Demand, 1858.
Denmark: Demand. 1875.
Switzerland: Demand. 1873.
Spain: Demand. 1897.
Greece: Demand, 1.S9.
Poland: Demand, .o0oS&.
Czccho- Slovakia: Demand. 500.
Jugo Slavia: Demand. los.
Austria: Demand. .001f.
Rumania: Demand. 46&.
Argentina: Demand. $500.
Brazil: Demand, 1o.1e.
oMntreal: s7%.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light.
New York, Sept. 14.-Trading in the
cotton goods market was brisk today
with prices holding firm and. in a few
cases. advancing slightly. Print cloths,
e4x6o. were quoted at Thursdays figure
OF 10Lc. and the 6sx7ss at 1sc.
demand in the raw silk market was
somewhat lessened and prices were Oft.
Such Japan silk as was available sold
from s1L25G11.50 n pound. Italian from
s1o.e5@1o.75 ana China around s1o.ss.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, Sept. 14.-Butter: Higher;
creamery extras. 47c; standards. 45c: ex-
ira firsts, 44ls cD46c; firsts, 81 u 9f2isc;
seconds, Seis T40hc.
Eggs: Higher; receipts, 1879 cases;
firsts, 81 a 3Sc: ordinary firsts. e66esc.
Poultry: Alive. lower; fowls. l64sii9c:
springs, :3Isc; ROSTERS. 15c.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
BorreRon Short Term Notes.

Minneapolis, Sept. 14.-Warrants
for the first loan made BY the new
Minnesota rural credits bureau have
been issued by the state auditor to
farmers borrowing from $4,000 to
$4,000 each on short term notes. 1t is
expected that more than $1,OOO,OOO
will be loaned in the next four months.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
Oil

st. Paul. Sept. 14.-Gasoline prices
are too low, according 10 independent
dealers here. State officials investi-
eating the gasoline situation declare
that a 2-cent a gallon margin of prof
it is insufficient for dealers. They
admit that a margin of IL cents ex-
listed on lubricating oil at so cents
a gallon with 81 cents profit on the
grade retailing at $1.25 a gallon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
Plenty Of Coal Cars.

Kansas City, Sept. 14.-"There is
no shortage of coal cars no. There
has not been any this year and there
will not be any" These statements
were made by J. B. Campbell, car SER
vice agent for district five Of the Car
Service division of the American Rail
way Association
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
Additional Road Funds.

jefferson City, Sept. 14.-An addi-
tional, issue of $5000,0O0 has been
authorized by state authorities to pro-
vide more funds for campaign in road
building and Improvement. Money
from this issue will become available
about November /.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
Hardware.

Philadelphia, Sept. lafayette
r. Plumb, tool manufacturer. says
that prospects for fall business in
tools was excellent and that Mid
Western dealers expect September
and October to be banner months.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14

that agriculturists are in very good
condition financially and otherwise.
due in part to the fact that farms are
not devoted exclusively to one crop.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14

Pittsburg. Sept. f4.-Unless there
are important changes in the crop
conditions. tomato Gamers expect a
pack about 20 per cent less than nor
NAL with higher prices.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
Farmers in Good shape.

Philadelphia. Sept. I4.-Charles S.
'Hldwell, president of the Pennsyl-
knia Bankers Association, declares
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
LONDON MONEY.

London, Sept. 14.-Bar silver 3lxd Per
ounce
Money as per cent.
Discount rates: Short bills 5is per
cent; three months bills 81 per cent.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-08
gansbertbs &i6tritt erwdrtet.

Springfiel0, Ohio. @s
miro erpartet, 6nb Sarrp ~.
QaugbertD bon Columbus, General
anpolt Der Ser. Staten, ieinen
&iiftritt ans benz aabinett oes
8raiioenten Soroing mfiinoigt
nn6 oaB Ser 9r6li6ent glei43eitig
oen Namen ieines Ma6fclgers, Ser
Die perionli6e @abI oes Serrn
G~augbertb lit, befannt ma6t, Ell.
mem fiir3li6 bier bomber Spring.
fieIo 0oilp Stems beroffentli6ten
@rtifel ibres @aibingtoner &orre-
iponbenten Gbas. 6. MorriS 5lt-
folge.
@aI6ington, 9. 6. - General
anpalt 3~augbertp, Ser ioeben nod
elmer fur8en &rtbe3eit in Ohio mad
8aibington 8uriidgefebrt 1T, pobn-
tie ieiner eriten administering ieit
mebreren Monaten bel uno oemen-
tierte Meloungen, oaB er balo reiig-
pieren mer0e.
Sin Srenn6 Sarbinss 6esebt Sel6f-
mDrO.
@aibington, 9. 6. = Sn Der
8obmlng, Die er mebr als 5Wei
Sabre nit @eneralannalt &arrp
80. Gau9bertp geteilt, begging Seiie
%. gmitb BON 8aibington Court
Souie, D.. SeIbItmorc Ger @runo
bierfiir miro ieinen Sreunoen feinem
Der n~ationalen &auptltaot ieinem
idledten @efunobeitsauitan0e ause.
ihrieben.
@r mar elm tntimer Sreun6 BON
Brdiioent Saroing unb beitanoiger
@efdbrte BON @eneralanpalt
Daugbertp.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-08

Sar6ings 8ebe am 6rGberidmit'
fungstGg.

8oIbington. - SIN NrlIngton'
5rieobof ipra6 am @rdberidmiIt'
fungstog 9rdIioent SarOing in elmer
&eOe Den 8unid uuo Die $otfmIng
aus, Dab Die Ser. Stoaten pollen
4nteiI an ie0er 9epegung nebmerL
meI6e arieg unipnbrideinlid ODER
unmoeIid au MAIDEN geeignet Jet.
y@ir baben i6on betDieien, DAB
mir nit ipeni9er &iiltung austom-
men f0nnen," iogte er. r9olien gle
uns iebt Oorouf b%iuarbeiten, fetner
9rieg 81 baben."
aoum mar Ser 8eifau, Der 6ieien
8orten folgte, berbaGt, 'aIs Der Yra'
lioent Der Soffmtng alisOrnd CAB,
Dab, wenn amerifa tpieoer in einen
arieg geraten ioate, mir ni6t nrr
oie Sugeno 5u1rl 0ienit einbernIeh
ionoern ale &ilfsqqueaen, leoe Ea'
tigfeit uno oas gon5e Boltsnermo'
gen in oen 9ienlt oes 2onoes ltel'
len meroen."
aud 6ieIen 8orten folgte ruu'
f6enoer 9eifou, uno Der Trdlioent
fubr fort: n@ebe @ltt, Dab fem
aonflift fommt. SoGte er uber font
men, 10 ioa fem Iidtfdmpfer fur
fi6 einen an0eren Srofit beralts'
i6laget, ols 0aB er an ben &rilt1ll'
pben Der Station teilnimmt.
9eIouoeren Sribrt 8oGte Der Fra'
1ioent Sen 8eteronen 6eS Siirger'
frie9es. @ae GoloatpngrGber OeS
Srie0bofs tporen nit 9llmen &C.
Ifmiidt, un0 Der Sorfopbog oes nm
befannten Soloaten mar nit &rot-
gen bebGuft, bon oenen elmer aus
Dem @eiBen Sorie itammte.
Sir nm6 pi6er @eItseridtsbOf.
9es Moines, So. = Belongings
los erfldrte Iid 6ieier Gage Dun.
oesIenotor 81. 9. Gummins, SoDr
nit benz 8eIteerihtsbof na9 Dem
8orIdIoge oes 8rGiiOenten Soroing
einperItanoen. @r lei Itets Der @niidt
qetpelen, ooB Streitigfeiten luriltl-
fiber @atur, bic 5mil6en Den Serei-
niqten Gtaoten un6 einem anoeren
8olte entItGnoen, einem internattot
nalen Tribunal uuterbreitet peroen
iouten. @ie Die &~ereinigten Staa.
ten our6 @nidluB an ben 8eItge-
rihtShof in 0ertpidelunqen geraten
fonnten, iei i6per ein5uieben.
@aIbington, 8. 6. = lleber Sen
8eltgeri6tsbof GuBerte lif Sc
nator &oDal g. Copeland, gtem Oort,
inoem er Iagte, ooB Der @eItgeridts-
bof ni6t oo5u %geeignet lei, oas iebt
berrI6en6e gleno 81 banner.
u@as Oie @elt beute brau6t,"
Iagte er, lift ni6t einen @eltgerifts'
bot. Sbre Sinon8en miiien pieoer-
bergeItent meroen. @ir iouten cine
8irti6ofsttonferen5 BADEN. Wtit nod
10 boben &arifidranfen lit uns nidt
gebolfen. europa mlB mieoer tallt-
trGftig perOen."
Senator Borab macDte elllen UrleT
befannt, ben er an cine 3eitung in
ct. 2onis geridtet bat, in mel6er
elm 2eitortifel nit Dem Sitel D0ie
Srrtiimer BEG Senators 8orab" er-
i6ienen mar.
vSie beboupten in Sbrem 2eitar.
tifeI," 10 beiBt es in benz 8riet, rooB
in Ser 8erfaiiung oes 8eltgeridts-
bots nidts entbalten lei, mos ibn Der
pfli6te, Ser @0lferligo ais 8erater
3u oienen. Mber Setretdr Sngbes
bat in elmer &eoe Dor Der @eleuidatt
fir 8olferre6t in 8aibington ans
gefiibrt, 6aB Der 2igorat ODER ole
Understanding ben @eri6tsbof
nm feline Meimung eriu6en fonnen,
uno ser @eri6tsbof bat SoriHritten
fir iol6e SGle aneenommen. Ser
@eridtsbof lit aIio Der gerater Der
@olferligo, pie aud 4ongrebabgeoro'
meter Burton in elmer nit mir in
Bolton gefiibrten Debate dngegeben
bot
TGnabertbS Hiiftritt eriudrtet.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-08
II c N /
Washington Saengerbund
Spnntag, Ben II. Sum- 1923,
mad mittass 1 Hbr,
8ranmer's 2amOiit
on Der 8lo0ensbnr9 Stood,

0iioli1 bon ser &eform S6ule)
Wan tranSferiere gum Omnibus
an Ser Is. uno $ Str. 90. g., Ser ale
90 Winuten BORT a6fGbrt uno Iteige
an ser eritenSalteltele, na6oem man
an Sleiidmam's Sabrif porbeige-
fabren lit, aus.
Sur Ell e car=fare.
2un6L alerlei @rfriidungen, &in-
oeripiele uno Sergniigungen fir
Sung nn0 Ilt.
Se6ermann, insbeiOnSere bie Sent-
iden %ereine, freunOli6it eingelaoen.
@intritt freil \
9rinet Cure &inoer nit.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-08
Steaem-8eim6.

Sunge oeutide Srau iu6t Stel-
lung bel &inoern. NGberes gu erfra-
gen BEL Grau 9. Sharbau, 1903
23ro. Ctr. @. 6.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-08
2 gnte Gameras gu Derfamfen.

3mei iebr quite @pparate, menie
gebrnu6t, S~terbefalles bal6er billiglt
gu berfaufen. Na65ufragen na6 7
lbr abenoS. 2t3S s Ctr. q. IS
3ter Stod.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-04
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vERDAD Y JUsTlclA

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Glen mil personals.
CUOntinuaci6n de ia Ia pAEirG>

hecatombe, el peri6aico ''Mainichis"
de TOXIC dice;
"a medic dia Sc sinti6 un fuertisi-
mo temblor de TERRA que fue seguido
por otros diez Due duraron toda la
tarde. Todos los edifcios han sido
destriidosi"
La muchedumbre abandono las ca
sas, cuando de momento Sc originaron
fcrmidables incendios en- diversos 81
t.os do la capital siendo favorecidos
vor el viento y por Ell aqua, Ia cual
falt6 en- ell momento mas oportuno.
cuando el corresponsal abandcn6 la
capital todas las oticinas del gobier-
no habian sido destruidas, asi como Ell
cuartel de la policia.
Sc calcula en- 200, 900 ell ntmero de
casas destruidas.
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vAEIAs c1UDADEs INcENDIADAs

(, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.-El fue-
go ha destrufdo, como consecuencia del
terremoto, las siguientes ciudades:
HOncho, Inchome, Honkokucho, Mito-
lContin1a en- la pagina 81
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LA LEY MARcIAL DECLARADA
EN TOXIC

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. s.-Para
evitar ell robo ell saqueo ante 10
desesperante de la situaci6n las autos
ridades han declarado la Ley Marcial
en- Toxic.
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Bernardo Diaz

INCENIERo CONSTRUCTOR
Construcciones de todas clases,
pianos, proyectos, especificacio-
mes, mesuras, urbanizaciones.
construcciones s6Iidas, precios
econ6micos. Los lgIesias St.
No. ? Stop az Phone. 1917 Rojo,
Santurce, Puerto Rico.
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UNA 1sLA HUND1DA

rEKIN, setiembre 8 Omitted Press).
-Un despacho inalambrico anuncia
cue la isla Enosh;ma Sc hundi6 con-
socuencia de los terremotos.
No hay mas detalles de la hecatom-
be.
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AS PERDIDAs DE
VIDA tsoN MAYoREs

OSAKA, setiembre 8. Omitted Press)
DE acuerdo con los iiltimos informes
So ca1cula en- mas de Glen mil el n1-
miro de personals muertas en- Toxic
-~iamente.
I'm Yokohama perecieron mas de
diez mil.
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DozCIENTAs MIL PERSONALS
MUERTAs EN- TOXIC Y
YOKOHAMA.

!. OSAKA, setiembre 8. UNITED Press)
--Se teme que el ndmero de muertos
en- Yokohama ascienda al de Toxic.
Los muertos en- ambas ciudades no
bajan de 100000.
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Ell vAPoE DE GUERRA AMERICA
NO '.HURoN,' Sc DfR1GE EN- So
UoRRo DE LAS vIoT1MAs

Agrega ell referido niehsaje que Ell
barco de guerra americana Huron"
Sc dirige precipitadamente Yokohama
a socorrer las victimas de la espantosa
hecatombe. Conduce dicho barco nu-
merosas nurses Y doctores los mate
riales m6dicos que lleva Sc calculan en-
decenas de millares.