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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-23


team as one to be feared at all times.
Reports from Mandan say that the
visitors will be in perfect condition
when they meet Bismarck here Sat-
urday. Some new plays, in which Man
dams exceptionally fast backfield
men, will be given an opportunity
for spectacular open field running
are understood to have been develop
ed
~ Bear stories came out of the camp
of the "Demons" today. The local
team hasn't improved quite as fast
as Coach Houser expected, and the
team is slated fer hard, steady
workout all this week to get IN
shape. If the team is off-color it is
feared Mandan may slip over vic
tory and take the coveted champion
ship prize, with its chance for the
state title.
Capt. Benzer will lead the Bismarck
team again Saturday. The game will
be called at 1880 p. m. on the local
gridiron. Upshaw of Jamestown has
been chosen to referee the contest.
Benzer's work has been an out
standing feature of the Bismarck
line play this year. He has husk,
physique and he has learned LOT
of football tince last year. His de-
Tense play has improved greatly.
With both the Bismarck and Man
dan team carefully coached, and with
Saturday the last game except for the
district games, both teams will bt
showing everything they have. A
spectacular game, with a lot Of
opcn-field work and trick plays, /.
looked for.
Bismarck high school students al
ready are planning for the game, ane
they hope the people of the town
business men, women, others, viii
join in to support the locals. Mandar
is planning to send great crowt
here.
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INSTANTLY KILLED

Jamestown, Oct. 23.-Mrs. Wesley
Pearson of jamestown was killed
near Aberdeen when the Dodge car
in which she and her husband were
tnroute to Huron, turned over on
the Sunshine highway seven miles
north of Aberdeen.
Mrs. Pearson was about 35 years
old, and there was no children. Mr..
Pearson is a brakeman on the N. P.
Ry. Co.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE 49,

Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage, executed and de-.
livered by Leslie S. Hackney and
Lille M. Hackney, his wife, mort
gagors, to Hackney Land Credit
Company, a corporation, mortgage,
dated the LIST day of November, 1919,
and filed for record in the office of
the register of deeds of the county
of Burleigh and state of North Da-
kota on the 18th day Of November,
1919, and recorded in book SO of
Mortgages at page Sc, and assigned
of record by said mortgage to The
First National Bank of Brainerd,
corporation, will be foreclosed by q,
sale of the premises in such mort
gage and hereinafter described at the
front door of the court house in the
county of Burleigh and state Of
North Dakota at the hour of two
o'clock p. NJ, on the LIST day of De-
cember, 1923 ito satisfy the amount
due upon such mortgage on the day
such mortgage and which will be sold
to satisfy the same are described as
follows: The Southwest Quarter
(SWA) of Section Seven (O, in
Township One Hundred Forty (14O)
North, Of Range Seventy-five (75),
West of the Fifth Principal Meridian,
in the county of Burleigh and state
of North Dakota.
There will be due on such mort
gage at the date of sale the sum of
One Thousand Six Hundred Forty
one Dollars and Forty-one Cents,
($1 SALAD and the costs of fore
THE J. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
=, BRAlNERD,'a corporation,
Brainerd, Minnesota.
Assignee of Mortgagee.
ZUGER & TILLOTSON.
Attorneys for said Assignee,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
10-22-29-11- 5-l2-19-26:
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NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS
TO PURCHASE DRAKE
N~v

GA8kSA AMI GLGV ALUM
Notice is hereby given that under
and pursuant to the provisions II
Section 8 of Senate Bill 261, Session
Laws of North Dakota for 1929, the
Board Of Managers of the North Da-
kota Mill and Elevator Association
will until the hour Of 10000 o'clock
A. M on the 18th day Of january
1924, receive sealed proposAfs to pur-,
chase the State Mill and Elevatcr
known aYthe Drake Mill" l6catcl
at Drake. North Dakota. Such pro-
posals shall be filed with the SEQ
rotary of this said Board at his Of
flee at the North Dakota Mil and
Elevator at Grand Forks, North Da.,
kota and shall be accompanied BY :
certified check in the sum Of Il
least so of the amount Of tho bid.
Al bids shall be marked: "PROPOS-
AIS TO PURCHASE DRAKE MILE
AND ELEVATOR" "a
The Board reserves the RIGHT to
reject any and all bids. 81 fs98
Dated this 3rd day Of J4HtaFy a.
D. 1928. IS 4,
Secretary to the Board Of ManAgers.
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America. Due to it's geographical To-
cation at the cross roads of the Pa
cific, the territory is the logical
location for army, navy and CONNER
cial radio stations working with the
United States and the remainder of
the Pacific area.
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M. A. CHEEK JR.

When it comes to globe trotting
the trunk checks and mileage rolls
must be handled to M. A. Cheek, Jr.,
Harvard halfback.
The athletic Mr.. Cheek was born
in Berkeley, Calf, raised in Singa-
pore, India, and is now doing odd
jobs of footballing at Cambridge.
Doubtless he will move to the
Island of zap to start business ca
reer.
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DEMONS MEET
ACID TEST IN
MANDAN GAME
Visitors to be in Better Shape
and Locals Have Hard Task
TO Take Victory
NEW PLAYS PLANNED

The Demons" of Bismarck high
will face the acid test Saturday.
Mandan comes for a second game
with the local high school football
eleven. with the southwestern dis
trict championship as the prize.
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~ " 80 ~
big game of the
season, and per-
haps the last on
the Bismarck gri-
diron this year.
The local team
nosed out a VIC
tory over Mandan,
10 to 7, two weeks
ago. Mandan had
two OF the best
men on her team
out Of the game
and others in poor
shape. The remark
able o IF e n S i v e
squirt of Mandan
during the third
quarter of t h e
game across the ri
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JAMESTOWN MAN NAMED

st. Paul, Oct. 23-L. M. Heinen,
St. Paul, was reelected secretary
treasurer of the Northwest Buyers
and Jobbers Association last night.
Directors included J. C. Walker of
Jamestown, N. ID.
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THE multiple kick back being being used by ge college this Rutgers
George
ak
OF the les n the is nc much OF Iamln
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RADIO CENTERS AT HAWAII
Honolulu, Oct. 22.-Hawaii is des-
tined to become the radio hub oithe
Pacific, according to Arthur A.. Is
bell, of the Radio Corporation of
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iiatnolld Mine for
aa
Certain South African farmers
were poverty stricken. They said the
soil was too rocky to pillow. They
complained that their children were
ii rags = that they had to play with
...-
..'qs1 w = sss> aa
the farmers didn't know. Many of
'nem o1ed poor.
Don't be like the South African
farmers! Don't seek opportunity in
sn,ne Distant ,looo .<,d o,,o,,,aol. 49,
:
grasp.
, 1923-09-13

John Terrell Jr.. was a Rawiins
visitor one day the latter part OF
last week from his home in Bags.
Mn. Kathern Holmes and small
daughter. Maxine. have returned
from Turon. Kansas. where they
have been spending two weeks visit
Lax MrA Holmes parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. n. Holland. Mrs.. Holmes
re0orts that the crops In the &C.
tioa OF the stats In which she Waited
vere badly injured BY tho extreme
heat OF tho past summer.
L. d. MAupin and Geo. r. Gideon
Aavc been Rawiins visitors this
week for = day or 50 from their
homes I n Baxss.
hisS Margaret BiydenburGh de-
parted on Monday OF this week for
Laramie where she will enter Wy
oming University for the winter.
W. II. Coleman spent Saturday In
the city from Split Rock.
Fred Roberts and three sons, Ike.
Poud and Teddy and small daughter
Louise. arrived in the city Monday
30 spend Rodeo week. They will
he tho guests OF Mrs. Robt. Ehlers
n Mrs. Chas. CAntlIn.
Misscs Fonitta Hansen and Cor
limo Kinnaman will leave the lat
tor part OF the week for Laramie
where they will enter their second
year In the Wyoming University.
Louis Seaverson and son have re-
turned from n row days in Cheyenne
whcro young Mr.. Seaverson consult
I'd an y specialist.
W. w. Daley loft the nrst OF the
week for "A few days business trip
10 Chicago where no In attending
a rss.ting Of the National Wool
Warehouse Association.
, 1923-09-13

r, Raurns water for Court House offices-------- 1900 $50
n e ZONES coroner Juror 100 TO
The Mills Company supplies for County Clerk---- HI lit
Mills GONNA supnlies fr Clerk of Court------ $40 81
Tho Rocky mt Gas Co. fe for Court House, 1850 lis
IRA q WANT Justne of Peace 500 so
A T Kenneday Water Commissioner, Saratoga------ 22744 2274
A r Kenneday Stock Inspector Observation-Disclosures 1868 1868
JJoyd Kennaday Den. Water Commissioner -------- 6O19 SOL
+. n Coates Water Commissioner, Walcott -------- $500 $50
Dixon Lumber Co., lumber for Poor Farm-------- LIS II
u q ZONES Rep. or Clark Lane 57.75 ST.
II w Moore g. Co.. supplies for Road Machines 4352 1876
Chas Sitimaki. work OF roads and bridges--------- 1O5OO 1850
II Larsen. material and labor Sheep Mt. bridge 3S1.99 1919
w. M. Englehart, material for bridge ---------------- $50 66
Soutbern we Lumber Co., material for BRIDGE 22175 2217
q I McFeehrs assisting Surveyor O n roads-------- 1890 1880
= n p Keener assisting surveyor O n roads------ $500 $50
q r. sterrett, surveying county roads .----------- 23SOO 1880
n. G.. Oryile. surveying county roads 6440O GAO
]. O b Keensr, surveying county roads, "a hire---- $4,000 240.0
A. w. Beaer. surveying county roads ------------.12OOO 1900
F. d Bridges. work O n roads 42OO 420
D. s. Stout, work O roads 42OO 42.0
Harris Mercantile Co, spikes for bridge ------------ $50 Is
VIM. Larkin, work on road 525 So
Harry w. Larsen, road supervisor $3.50 945
CONTINUED N Page Six
, 1923-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Buchanan,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. INLAND and Mrs,
P. l.. Gallagher are spending the
week visiting on Snake River, Craig
and Steamboat Springs. Colo, having
left on Sunday last.
Mrs. Guy Brandenburg has been
on the sick list for several days the
past week, suffering with an at
tack of infiammatory rheumatism.
Mrs. A. D. Sager was a visitor in
the city one day the first of the
week from Fl. Steele.
, 1923-09-13

Will L. Wallace, salary deputy Treasurer ----------- 125.OO 1850
Laura C, Heath, salary Treasurer 1861 1866
Helen A. Irving, salary and expense Supt. Schools 1880 1880
Helen A. Irving, expense County Instiute--------- 1850 1880
Charlotte Draper, Dep. Supt. of Schools------------ $500 $500
Mrs. Olive Cowdin, deputy Supt. of Schools------- 5000 5000
A. A. Sanders, board Of prisoners 3O5.2O $685.
w. S. Bennett J. salary Justice of the Peace -------- 1900 72OO
w. S. Bennett Jr. Acting Coroner-H. J. Rogner------ 500 500
A. r. McMicken, salary and expense County Attorney 2OS07 1850
tine signs 4ssoo $4,000
NJ. S. T. & T. Co., Clio Clio
C. <. Cooper, salary deputy Sheriff Medicine Bow, and
expense ------------ Observation-Disclosures 3734 3734
johnson, Coroner, John Lauderdale --------- 500 500
w. H. Irving, drayage 500 500
Bernard Sta. Co, file Assessors offce------------- 344.5O 344.5O
Bernard Sta. Co. supplies for Treas 21l9 2119
II. F.. Noyes. coroner jury fees $3.50 275O
Rawlins Republican, stationery County Attorney ------ 1856 385
Rawlins Republican, stationery Assessor ---------- S5 S25
Rawlins Republican, stationery Clerk of Court------ 1925 14.25
,Rawlins Republican, printing Proceedings--------- 1896 1896
,Rawlins Republican, stationery for Treasurer ------- 1875 1875
Rawlfns Republican, Stationery for SUPP. Schools 92l5 9215
,Rawins Republican. stationery for Clerk Of Court 965 965
Rawlins Republican. stationery for Treasurer ------- 1900 300
W.. +. Rummeu. acting Coroner, John Lauderdale--- 1880 1880
, 1923-09-13
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS or
ANNUAL MEETING MEDICINE
BOW TELEPHONE co.
Notice is hereby given that persu-
ant to the bylaws Of the Medicine
Bow Telephone Co. the regular an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of
said company will be held on Mon
day, the oath Of September, at the
hour Of $3.50 p. M. in the offices Of
the Medicine Bow State Bank.
r. e. CHACE,
Secretary.
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Sc la intentadO en-
.venenar a Barrett
y SuS assistants"
Continuation de la Ira. pag.)

las ceremonies de Inauguration.
'Estimo que hay dice Mr.. Ba-
rrett- alredor de treinta mil alambi-
ques funcionando en- ell interior de es-
ia pequefa isla, ESQ es, un promedio de
diez por cada milla cuadrada
Los alambiques son las muy como
cidas latas de aceite de cinco galones
Cuando no Sc usa para la fabrication
de alcohol sirve para los desperdicios.
Ell proceso es extremadamente SEN
clio. Ell material es miel.. Ell alcohol
sale en- forma de vapor, luego 10 re-
cogen en- toallas sucias, nenas de ger
menes infecciosos, de donde 10 expri-
men en- vasijas. Practicamente todo
aquel que maneja un alambique pade-
ce de graves Intermediates. En- algu-
mas parties de la isla las enfermeda-
des hereditarias alcanzan un promedio
del 90 por ciento de los habitantes
Ese veneno Sc vende en- la isla en-
grandes cantidades
Yo he hecho una proposition, que
todavfa mantengo: cualquiera que com
pre- en- Puerto Rico ese ron que Sc ven
de en- la isla tiene la libertad de po-
derlo usar, a su riesgo 81, despues de
traerlo a mi oficina para hacer su ana
Isis, Sc atreve a tomarlo despues de
haber visto el resultado de ese exa-
men. Nadie ha aceptado la oferta. -
N. de la R.-A pesar de estar es-
critas la anterior information con ras-
gos de extraordinaria exageraci6n cum
plimos solamente con uR deber contrai-
do con el publico, al insertarla tradu-
ciendola de la secci6n inglesa de Gel
Tiempo.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
III lCdO. Ramirez San
.tlba1eZ 0xpreSa con
CIOCuenCia Cud eS OI
deber de Ia juventud

Anoche un Redactor nuestro Sc apro
ximo al ncenciado j. Ramirez gJantiba-
mes, en- ell salon de Actos del Ayunta-
miento Y 1e pregunt6 acerca de la ver-
dad de ciertas manifestations que Sc
dicen fueron hechas por 81 que apare
cieron ell viernes publicadas en- un pc
riodico de esta localidad.
Ell licenciado Ramirez santibafez
nos manifesto que es cierto cue el hi
20 aIgunas manifestaciones, pero que
nj las ideas eran las misnas nj habia
usado I'm estiIo de redacci6n tan desa-
liflaGto incoherente.
"Yo, 81 die, nos manifesto ell senor
Ramirez, que la juventud portorri-
quefia no nos separa en- un franco ca
mino de mutuo entendimiento, los vie
jos rencores nj las envidias persona
les. Tenemos Ell deseo franco since
iro de laborar por ell bienestar de nues
ira patria. No aspiramos puestos re-
tribnidos, solo sentimos hondamen-
tie el dolor de nuestro pueblo, las ur-
gentes necesidades de nuestros hernia
zoos en- la patria. Cuando hablaba de
jovenes viejos, no me referia la
edad de los individuos. Hay, intelec-
tualmente en- nuestro pueblo muchos,
jovenes viejos y muchos viejos j6ve-
nes. Mientras en- ell humane coraz6n
anida la bondad y fiorecen en- ell enten-
dimiento los rosales de la fe del entu-
siasrno, Sc aspira a laborar por ell
bien de todos, sin odios, sin rencillas
Y bajas pasiones, Sc es joven y hay
fuerzas suficientes para trabajar y mus
culos para La lucha; pero cuando en- ell
coraz6n solo hay envidias en- la con-
ciencia malas intencfones, Sc esta en-
avanzada vejez intellectual Sc es una
nulidad estorbo social termin6 di-
ei6ndonos el nuevo Presidente de la
Asamblea Municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
DON JESUS RODRIGUEZ

Ha llegado recientemente a San Juan
procedente de la Peninsula Espahola Ell
dignisimo caballero don Jesus Rodri-
guez, prestigioso elemenfO que ha con
quistado grandes afectos en- la isla, por
SUI caballeroso proceder y mobiles dotes
personales. -
FL sefior Rodriguez, quien forma par
te de la acreditada raz6h social "Me-
rino Rodriguez 8 Co.., embarcara de
nuevo dentro de breves dias para Es-
pana, donde Sc encuentran residiendO
su sefiora esposa hijos.
lie enviamos un cordial saludo de
despedida 81
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NO OUIEREN QUE LOS ALA
DOS ACTUEN CONJUNTAMEN
TIE EN- LA NOTA QUE Sc EN-
VIARA a. ALEMANIA

BRUsE'LAs, mayo 13- Omitted
Press. )-4-Una comision extraniera dis
cutie ell problema de las inde1nnizacio-
mes desde todos sus puntos de vista.
habiendo acordado que los Aliados no
deben actuar conjuntamente en- ell en-
vio de la nota al canciller cuno.
La Comision tiene la seguridad de
que Ell gobierno de Berlin hara nuevas
ofertas a los ahados dentro de breves
dias.
Los delegados belgas sugirieron que
Sc deberia celebrar una conferencia en-
la cual participaran todas las naciones
que formaron parte de la Entente du-
rante la gran guerra
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Ell DR.. SEE PIDE AYUDA A
LOS PODERES EXTRANJEROS
PARA SALVAR A CHINA

WASHINGTON, mayo 1S. Omitted
Press )-El ministro chino en- esta ciu
dad, doctor Alfred SEE, quen fu6 uno
de los delegados chinos la conferen-
cia del desarme, soicitara de los po-
deres extranjeros sayHda fin de su-
primir el bandidaie en- China.
Ell doctor SEE cree que la mejor
medida tendente a acabar con Ell pi-
llaje es que las naciones aprueben le-
yes que impidan la venta de armas a
China.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14

sefior Martinez Nadal ell Jefe del Par
lido, don Jose Tous Tous Soto perma-
neci6 en- silencio como sancionando las
manifestations de su ilustre compa-
hero de minoria.
La actitud del senior Tous Soto no
nos extrano, pues un dia en- la terraza
del Hotel Palace, uno de nuestros Re-
dactores solicit6 del exprcsado Ifder
copia de un discurso que ACADIA de pro-
nunciar.
Don Pedro Juan Barbosa, de la Re-
daccion de ''El Tempo, Sc interpu-
so y soHcit6 la preferencia para SUI pc
ri6dico, habi6ndoscla otorgado Ell Sc
nor Tous Soto, no obstante estar nos
otros en- condolences de publicarlo pri-
nero
''Despu6s de todo --le dijov nues-
tro reportero- hace usted bien, Sc ira
ia del 6rgano de vuestro partido."
mo, precisamente, NOS con-
test6 el senor Tous Soto pero Sc ira
ia del 1nico periodico republican, que
tenemos aqui y me parece justo com
placerlos. -
Esta contestaci6n nos pareci6 en-
tonces y ahora una desautorizaci6n tan
Categorical como Ia del senador Mar
tinez NadaI. la hubieramos seguido
silenciando no surgir ell incidente de-
Senado, que hacemos referencia en-
esta information.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
DON wENcEsLAo BoRDA

Despu6s de haber permanecido una
grata temporada de recreo en- ell Norte,
ha regesado a San Juan 81 distingui
do caballero don Wenceslao Borda, ele
mento valiosisimo que disfruta de mu-
chas y merecidas simpatias en- los altos
circulos sociaIes.
Ell MUNDo envia un afectuoso ga.
ludo al estimadisimo amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
CULEBRA HA SIDO ESCOGIDA
PARA MANIOBRAS DE
TNVTERNO

WASHINGTON, mayo 18. Omitted
Press .)-El secretario de Marina, Mr..
DENLY, ha manifestado que la isla de
Culebra ha sido seleccionada por ell de-
partamento de Marina para que la es-
cuadra americana leve efecto ALI ma
niobras de invierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
In deIegadO del
soviet ha IIegadO
a Madrid

MADRID, mayo 13.-CUnited Press)
Hoy ha llegado a esta capital, proce-
dente de Mosct, I'm delegado especial
del Soviet, ell cuaI tiene la mission de
concertar contratos comerciales con ell
gobierno espaiiol
Hablando on los representatives de;
la Prensa el referido Delegado ha de-
clarado que las industrias espanolas
constituyen una ventajosa adquisici6n
para Russia.
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PEKTN, mayo 13. Omitted Press.)
Ell Ministro de Comunicaciones anun
cia que otros nueve prisioneros han ST.
10 puestos en- hbertad por los bandidos.
Los c6nsules extranjeros no han con-
firmado Ia noticia.
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Las SenSaCIOnaleS
IuCElaS del !SabadO
en- New York
Continuation de la la. pagina)

Firpo dormira hasta la una media,
hora en- que Sc trasladara al Stadium.
FIRPo VENICE PoR KNOCKOUT
A NC AUIIFFE EN- Ell TERcER
ROUND
NUEVA YORK, mayo IL, Omitted
Press) .-Firpo venci6 por knockout
Jack Nc Auliffe en- Ell primer tercio
del tercer round
WILLARD VENICE A
FLOYD JOHNSON
NUEVA YORK, mayo 12 Omitted
Press) jess Willard ex-campeon de
boxeo venci6 por prntos a Floyd John
son en- Ell undecimo 'round''
DURANTE LA LUCIA
FIRPo-MC AULIFFE
NUEVA YORK, mayo IL. Omitted
Press).-Poco antes de terminar ell Sc
gundo round Firpo propin6 eu con-
trincante un tremendo pu1etazo en- la
quejidsI derecha, cayendo instantanea-
mente.
En- ese mismo momento sono la cam
pana, 10 cual evit6 que Sc lie contara
a Nc Auliffe.
Al empezar el tercer round otro GER
tero golpe del gallo argentine tendi6
Mac Auliffe en- ell suelo, pero Sc le-
vanto cuando lie contaron tres.
Aunque algo atontado por los goI-
pes, Nc Auliffe Sc lanz6 rapidamente
sobre Firpo, pero este pudo esquivar ell
ataque dandole dos terribles golpes con
la derecha, "knockiando" a Nc Au-
life.
Nc Auliffe fue conducido SUI es-
quina.
WILLARD HABLA DERRoTADo A
JOHNSON EN- Ell QUINTo ROUND
NUEVA YORK, mayo IL Omitted
Press) Entire los fans reinaba la
impression desde que empez6 ell quinto
round de la lucha Willard Johnson, que
este iltimo seria vencido, pues Sc en-
contraba bastante torpe, debido los
golpes.
En- ell noveno round Johnson no po-
dia sostenerse en- pie
NUEVA YORK, mayo IL. Omitted
Press).-En las luchas que precedie-
ron los encuentros de los boxeadores
de peso pesado, vencieron Drake por
decision, Herman por knockout en- Ell
sexte round, Renault en- el cuarto por
FOUL on Fulton.
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UNA CARTA POS
TUNA DE vORosKI

BERLIN, mayo 13.-United Press
FL peri6dico ''Rote FahaI" publica una
carta del presidente de la delegation
rusa en- Lausanne, M. Voroski, escrita
en- la vispera de ser asesinado, en- la
cual eXpone ell gran pe'igro que estaba
corriendo la Delegation rusa, la que,
segGn dice Voroski, venia recibiendo
amenazas an6nimas.
El presidente de la Delegation sovie
tista acusa al gobierno suizo de no to-
mar las precauciones oportunas para
proteger la vida de los Delegados
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LA PRoxIMIDAD DE LAS CoRTEs

MADRID, mayo 13.-(United Pres8)
Con motive de la proximidad de las
nuevas Cortes aumenta la expectation
publica.
Ell suplicatorio para procesar al ge-
neral Berenguer ha quedado en- suspen-
SO hasta conocerse las declaraciones del
coronel Siquelne, quien ha prometido
demostrar documentalmente que el Sc
ofreci6 acudir la defensa de Monte
Arruit.
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AHRENS Y DIVIRILOWSKI
PR0BABLEMENTE. RECOBRA=
RAN LA SALUD

LAUSANNE, mayo 13.- Omitted
Press. l-Los delegados rusos la con
ferencia Ahrens Y Divirilowslxi, q. fue
ron heridos por ell fascista Conradi, Sc
ran dados de alta por los m6dicos den
tro de breves dias.
Esta tarde Sc tomaran radiografias
a fin de localizar las balas.
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OTRO AMERICANA PUESTO
EN- LIBERTAD POR
LOS CHINOS

TIENT SIN, mayo 19.- Omitted
Press. )-Otro ciudadano americana ha
sido puesto en- libertad por los bandi-
dos chinos.
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Ell GENERAL WIVES, DIMITIRA

MADRID, mayo 13.-Afirmase en- los
circuos poIisicos y mlslitares que .el
Comandante General de Melilla senior
Wives insiste en- presentar la dimision
de su cargo a consecuencia de las de-
rivaciones del expediente instruido por
ell general Picasso.
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LO que CueSta a
FranCia Ia OCupa-
Cii6jn del RuIlr

PARIS, mayo II. (Cable frances.)-
FL costo de la ocupaci6n francesa en-
la cuenca del Ruhr costara al gobier-
no frances desde ell IL de enero al 81
de mayo la suma de 23O.OOO.OOO de
frances.