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~ Don't Know That Can Boast
About Myself"

they live. We are to be found in
many, many places.
I'VE aren't fussy, and that Is
really clever.
II must explain this remark of
mine. We do not mind If 1t is hot
and we do not mind II 1t Is cold.
We do not mind if the season is a
dry season or if 1t Is rainy sea.
son.
I'VE will put up with anything.
We will not spoil ourselves.
I'VE will not let our health suf-
fer from hardships. No, we will
put up with anything and so we
have never been driven away.
1T is because we have been so
without complaints that we could
stand all we have stood.
! Eve have let nothing worry US.
We have been quick and spry and
energetic and smart.
Eve have not cared whether we
were wanted or not. We have
not let our feelings be hurt.
eIf we weren't popular-well we
Just had to realize that and keep
out Of the direct way of people.
1--we didn't sit down and cry
about It..
1--WE just made the best Of every.
thing, and are clever and smart
and shrewd, and so because Of all
these qualities we will always be
around.
"You can't do much with a crea-
.ture who is clever, who will not let
discomforts put him out. who will
not mind how he Is hated. who will
stand for anything, and who thinks
quickly. too.
"You can't. do much with such a
creature. say"
"Such creature am !, and such
q creature Is every brown rat.
$50, friends. or enemies. you will
always have some ordinary, plain
brown rats living in the world,
whether you like 1t or not.
"Wise people have said 80.
am not the only one who says so.
"Others who have studied the
WAYS Of all creatures have said this
about us.
L "Oh, yes, there is nothing you
can do about 1t. So you had bet
ter make the best of 1t as we make
the best of not being liked"
And the brown rat wiggled his
whiskers and grinned as he thought
of all these things.
GO. 1924. Western Newspaper Union.)
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90 La-La! Paris Now Receives" in Pajamas
BY NJ. Therese Bonney
NEA Service Writer

- -
Paris, Aug. 13.-Several of Paris
leading dictators of world styles
have created this season the most
fascinating, bewitching pajamas
ever dreamed of.
The old world elite conservative
and unemancipated, Ms sponsored
them for the tea hour and the quiet
and quite informal late breakfast.
A rather odd sight-Milady receiv-
ing her friends in suit of pajamas!
Several of the best known young
and beautiful society matrons and
debutantes have ordered one or other
of the "coquet" little models from
Molyneux or Lucien Lelong or
Drecoll. The snappy little black
satin one embroidered in gold. with
the mandarin trouserS. Or the
white embroidered in silver. with
trousers tightly buttoned I'd the
knees, reminding one of Russian
boots. Or perhaps the soft cling
ing one with its accompanying jac-
ket, which makes it look almost like
a tea gown.
When one meets at the Ritz for
tea, the very latest news is the
adorable little pajamas the Count
ess z wore yesterday at her tea.
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terest in themselves" Mr.. Martin
explains. "They are exactly like
grown people in that they like %
be the center Of things.
"They love music about them
selves, and lyrics that deal with
their own concerns. At the Ar
cade,, where my band is playing
/. all summer, l am planning to
have Saturday morning balls and
scoming-ou parties for my six
year-old friends, carried out ex-
actIy as grown-up parties would
be.
"The children have their favor
tie songs and show q sly humour
sometimes in their choices. For
instance, the boys like Who
Wants a Bad Little Boy and@sing
it with vigorous enjoyment and
obvious personal application!
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Entertain For :
Mrs. Blumer

Mrs. Ferris Cordner and Mrs. H. G..
Hanson were hostesses at Mrs. Cord
ner's home. last night to about TWEEN
ty guests. honoring Mrs. A. w. Blum
err, who will leave for San Francisco
the first part of next week to make
her home. All the guests were grad
uate nurses of local hospitals, Mrs.
Blumer, Mrs Cordner and Mrs. Han
SON having been graduated in the
same class from the Bismarck hos
pital.
Garden flowers were used effec-
lively in decorating the rooms. Sew
ing and bridge were the diversions
of the evening, and at about l0:3O
luncheon was served.
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Out Of Town
Guest HOnOred

An informal bridge dinner was
given last night by Miss 1,eota Hen
dershott at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. Philip Elliott. honorinR her
guest. Miss Beth Englehart. Dinner
was served ut o'clock, with covers
laid for eight guests. Sweet peas
attractively arranged were used in
decorating the tables. The evening
was spent in playing bridge. with
the honors beinr won by. Mrs. Mvron
Atkinson and Miss Beth Englehart.
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Riamarck H0anifal

Bismarck Hospital
Admitted for treatment to the Bis
marck hospital: Miss Emma Carl
son. Baldwin, Walter Wirth, Lehr,
Mrs. E. NJ. jacobson, Ray.
Discharged: Christ Geiszler,
Gackle. Mrs. P. C. Kenney, Wilton,
Miss Mollie Klein, He'll, and Mrs.
Rudolph Schiller, iceland.
Births: Born to Mn. and Mrs.
Fred C. Reich, of Burnstad, q baby
girl; born to MIR. and Mrs. Spencer
Boise of this city, q boy.
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TOUR PARK

Mr.. and Mrs. Iohn L. Nj Tin who
have been the guests of their son
and daughter-in-law, tMr. and Mrs. j.
L. Mullin, for. several days left to
tour the yellowstone National park,
being accompanied by their grand
son, John Mullin. They will return
about the first part Of next week.
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Joe Martin, Children's Best
Friend, Launch Grown
Up Parties For
Them

In New York City, several
thousand boys and girls. aged
five, goin' on six, call Joe Martin
their "best friend" Joe is the
attractive young music leader at
Asbury Park, who looks almost as
young as the children he loves SO
much. Every year he plans q
baby parade, a kiddies' day, and
a girls week. with appropriate
music and frolic. 3 I
"The secret of. getting children
interested is tolappeal 10 their in
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St. Alexius Hospital

Admitted for treatment to the ST..
A)exius hospital: Casper Wanner.
Antelope, Mrs. T. MCGOWAN. city.
baby Lerum of Zap, Miss Lucy Little
Owl. Elbowoods, ole J. Foxin, Sterl-
ing. and Mrs. James Murphy, Brad
dock.
Discharged: Mrs. Bridget McGarry,
Leith, Mrs. Ray Miller, Beulah, Lud-
wig Moses, Medina, and Miss Mathil-
da Zeller, Leith.
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ENTERTAINS AT THEATRE PARTY
RETURN FROM TRIP

DR.. and Mrs. G.. R. Lipp and son
Robert returned last night from
months motoring trip in the East,
spending some time in Northern Wis
consin, at various lakes, and with
friends and relatives at Fond Du Lac,
Wis.
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ON VACATION

ON VACATION
Miss Agnes Quirk student nurse at
the st. .Afexius hospital, left this
morning for Thief River Falls, where
she will spend a two weeks vacation
ut her home there. -.
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SURPRISE PARTY

Mrs. J. J. Barth was the honor
guest at a surprise party Monday at
.ternoon.. when number of women
gathered at her home to celebrate
her birthday anniversary. Varicolor-
ed sweet peas were used to decorate
the rooms in an effective manner.
Following the serving of the dainty
refreshments. a silver gift was pre-
scented to Mrs. Barth in honor of the
occasion.
Those present were Mines Fred
Norling. Alfred Brooks. A. 6. Olson.
Roy Riggs. George Munger. r. S.
Enee, H. G. Schwantes. A. G.. Bah
mer, H. Berg, and A. Kutchera. and
Miss Helen Brooks. Mrs: Currier OF
Minneapolis was an out of town
guest. .,5s'.
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HERE FOR SHORT TIME

G. o. Nelson and daughter, Miss
Minnie Nelson, were in the city yes
terday, from their home in Apple
Greek district, spending some time
visiting friends and shopping.
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GONE EAST

GONE EAST
O.. B. Bowman of the Perry Fur
niture Company left last night for
the furniture markets in the east.
He will be gone for ten days or
two weeks. = We +
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FORMER BISMARCK. MAN HERE
James A. Brown of Rolla, a former
resident of Bismarck. is here for
short time, visiting friends and on
business.
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CITY NEWS

Play Ball This Evening
The Lair Motor Sales team plays
the Transportation team in the Bis
marck Commercial League at the
ball park at $3.50 this evening.
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RETURNS FROM BUYING TRIP
Mrs.. Sarah, Gold of the Sarah Gold
shop returned today from buying
trip in the eastern markets, Chicago
and New York, ahaving been gone
for several weeks,
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RETURN FROM Extended TRIP

RETURN FROM Extended TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Harrington re-
turned last night from motoring
trip in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Thew .nept some time fishing at Lake
Winnebegoshish. and witnessed the
spectular Indian raeeant given. dai'v
on the Apostle Islands. at Bayfield,.
Wis. From 1900 to 1000 Indians take
part in the, pageant most of whom
are Chippewas.~ Mr.. and Mrs, Har-
rington were. gone for about three
weeks. and also spent some time in
the Twin Cities buying fixtures fol-
their beauty parlor. 81. :
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WILL TOUR EUROPE UNTIL
SEPTEMBER -,

Miss Bertha Palmer. who is tour
ing Europe. will not return to
North Dakota until the latter part
of this month. according to the other
delegates from this state who at
tended the Worlds Sunday School
convention at Glasgow. Scotland
Rev. Alfred Bolch of Dawson, N. d.
and Rev. H. S. Harris, superintend-
ent of the Grand Forks district OF
the Methodist church have returned,
but Rev. Martin Burschat, pastor at
Martin. N. D., and Rev. John Orch
ard of Dickinson will also return
late in August.
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FORMER RESIDENTS HERE
John Wentz and family, who we're
residents here, now Of Per-
ham, Mimi, are in Bismarck to visit
for a few days.
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coMpIErE VACATIONS

Misses Gass,. Fay LeBarron, l..
Hlsdick,. and Ellen Crawford. have
returned to st. Alexius hospital after
enjoying vacation of two weeks.
Misses Gass and Hladick visited dur
ing that time with their families at
Beach, while the other two girls re-
manned in the city. ,s
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LEAVES FOR COAST

Mrs. G., A. Rawlinga and daughter
Miss Ruth left, today for Oakland,
CAL, where Miss Ruth will enter
Mills College. Mrs. Rawlings will be
away for about. one month.
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ATTHE MOVIES
THE ELTINGE

"Nomads Of the North" which
comes to the Eltinge theatre Thurs
day for a return date is one of the
best of the James Oliver Curwood
pictures. Lewis Stone, Betty Blythe.
Lon CLANCY. and Francis Mcdonald
are the featured members of the cast,
though the bear and the dog furnish
no little entertainment. A new short
subject entitled "The Fun Shop
and q Christie comedy "Ride En-
Cowboy are also on the Eltinge pro-
gram for Thursday.
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LADIES AID MEET

The ladies aid society Of the First
Lutheran church will meet in the
church, parlors tomorrow afternoon.
Members. and friends of the society
are urged to be present.
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GOES. TO PRISON CONGRESS
Warden J.'J. Lee: has. left for Salt
Lake City to attend the sessions of
the. American Prison Congress. He
will read paper there.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
Fred Sheffield of Fargo is in the
city for q few days on business.
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In Afghanistan, ali . man has to-
do to take girl as his wife isFto cut
offta lock Of her hair or throw 2
sheet over her.
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RETURN FROM CONVENTION
DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brandt return
ed yesterday from Chisholm where
they attended the district Kiwanis
convention. They were gone for
about ten days.
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RETURNS FROM DICKINSON
E. T. Burke returned this morning
from Dickinson, where he has been
for a few days.
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HERE YESTERDAY

HERE YESTERDAY
Mrs. Theron Ellison, Mrs. NJ. H.
Nelson, Mrs. L. B. Smith, and Miss
Aletta Witness of Sterling were
shoppers and visitors in the city
yesterday.
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Teachers Examinations

The regular quarterly examina-
tions for teachers will be held to-
morrow and Friday at the Court
house. for those desiring first or
second grade elementary certificate.
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LEAVES ON TRIP

Mrs. A. B. Cox left yesterday for
Yakima. Washington, where she will
visit friends for a few weeks.
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I'M CITY TODAY

DR.. H. L. Rice of Beach, member
of the state fish and game commits
sion, was in the city today.
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AT THE CAPITOL

The wistful appeal of Jane Novak
once again holds her audiences en-
raptured in "The Lullaby" her latest
starring production, which comes to
the Capitol Theatre tomorrow.
Portraying three distinct, charac-
tiers in this picture, Miss Novak
achieves what is considered tri-
umph eclipsing even her own for
mer successes. M
As the joyful immigrant wife, Eel
ipa, in America on hdQ honeymoon,
upon whom life has as yet left no
trace Of its countless tribulations;
later as FeIipa, the mother. prod
uct of our heart-rending civiliza-
ton, and finally as Antoinette, the
beautiful daughter, raised to take
her heritage Of wealth and position
for granted, in absolute ignorance
Of her humble origin, Miss Novak
demonstrates her versatility as
portrayer of all the human emo
tions.
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AT FARGO

Judge Jansonius has been called to
sit in Fargo, with other judges, as a
referee in a case, being so designat-
ed by the supreme court.
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GOES 10 ARCO. MINI.

CUES TO ANCO,, MINN.
j.. Miss Freda Jonathan left today
for Arco, Mimi, where she will
spend her two weeks vacation at
her home. Miss Jonathan is stu
dent nurse at the st. Aiexius hospl-
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TO TWIN CITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. George Duemeland
left on Monday for the Twin Cities
MIR. Duemeland is expected back TO-
day, but Mrs. Duemeland will remain
until the end. of the week.
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ON VACATION.

Miss Eva .Rossier, nurse at the
St. Alexius hospital left today for
her home IN st. Joseph. Minn,s
where she will spend her two weeks
vacation. y
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FROM ELGIN

e. NJ. Differs Of Elgin, n. D., Is IN
: thl city seS,S few Days, transactina
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TO VISIT HERE

Mrs. Peterson and daughter Miss
Hilda, arrived this afternoon to be
the guests of their niece and cousin,
Mrs. c. j. Johnson, for a few days
before leaving for Dickinson and 9th
er places in the western part of the
state. They are on their way home
to Los Angeles, after. a tour of the
East.
ENTERTAINS AT THEATRE PARTY
Miss Elizabeth Jones was hostess
to six girls Saturday afternoon, when
she entertained at a theatre party in
honor of Miss Marion Quain and Miss
Hildred Sperry, who left recently for
her home in Connecticut. After ate
tending the picture at the Eltinge, re-
freshments were served at Miss
Jones' apartment.
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fNSPECTS OFFICES

..-s'J.,'A A. Kitchen, left last night on q
tour of inspection Of labor Offices at
Fargo, Devils Lake, Grand Forks and
7 Mihot.
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The lace costume will have 4. con-
spicuous place in the fall and win,
ter wardrobe. If not entirely made
of lace it will be combined with soft
crepe or chiffon in delicate color
and dyed to match. This costume
is carried out entirely in beige
color Very wide banding is en-
ployed to form the. bodice and the
panels in: the skirt and the under
tunic. A novel feature is the Cir
die low over the hips, which is made
of pleated chiffon. Frequently these
lace gowns are made in the form
of TUNES so that they may be worn
over different colored slips.
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ON RIISINESS
RETURN FROM CONVENTION

James A. Roth of Richardton is in
the city for few days on business.
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PAGE FIVE
Cook by Electricity. -
Cleaner, Safer and Cheaper.

Fall opening tomorrow.
Fail hats on display. Moline
Millinery, Mandan.
Be Independent. Buy a
home. We have a house; that
will make you a happy home
Investors Mortgage Company
Co. Phone 1873. =.
Oiiice with First Guaranty Bank.
Read Tribune Want Ads.
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TO ELECT DELEGATES TO STATE
MEET

Local delegates will be chosen at
the next meeting of the w. c. T. u.
to attend the annual, state meeting
which will convene at Devils Lake,
September 25 to %, with members
of the Union and the Young Peo--
Plies branch at Devils Lake acting
as hostesses. 80
Mrs. Josephine Sizer, president OF
the Minnesota w. C.. T. u. will be
the principal speaker.
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ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. r. A. Tracy entertained the
members of the Tuesday Bridge. club
Yesterday afternoon at her home.
Honoirs were won by Mrs. c. A. Myhre
and Mrs. F. A. Lahr.
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AID SOCIETY TO MEET

AID SOCIETY TO MEET
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. G. B. Newcomb. 924
Sixth street, Thursday afternoon at
p. m. There will be business
meeting. All members are urged to
be present. ~
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N0TAS EDIT0RIALE
CONTRA LAS TENDENCIAS MODERNAS

Pemannos los rnantes del memorial entfegado al uooe
nador reIac6n la regamentacon dei sSre &c
lie levenos esta Vez ia conufaI 80
ieido los ragnnentos Gel rereFioo neno''n'
n1mero de aver de Il MONDO ee'e
IA yez supericamente enteado de las modenas
sobre la sna matea predominant en- los passes mas cvz
es un equvocado encontrara anpte en-
to Rico como nngn pals en- oonde las
del castigo crimen hayan ganaco Ell Pogfeso que
sgIo vente. ID, .don,oe 10 ac+;
1d de quen aconseo que diesemos Ia Poc'oa0 S
nombres de flrmanteS
enes casi direcanente soctan las carces ooefas
reograden antigua classification oa maznofras huneod
ohscras donde criminal ell sufrmieno mora que m
ica sI encierro pedida bertad paoezca las mise
rias de encerro estecho oprego idVot"o'e p" ' ~ -
Las mas an1osas penenciaas norteamercanas. carce-
les modeos Europa, ugares donde ell crha oSu o
las mas anpas comoddades, dentro del relative sePe e
nsttucones este caFoio CO.
responde evoluc6n vericada en- la idea sopre Ia cra
idad en odo civIzado Hoy Sc tende castga
inlexbe nhumana al crnnal sino que ira
educasele, deVoVer la comundad u
cudadano del nueVas IDEAS sope Ia M
oene comodidad Vida ceVueo al ofe ee
cco disponga ella hacer tai Vez u no.
oar odeo coopeando as progreso bienesta de comu
ndad
bernado enda mas justification en- Estados On'oo Aena
MA peo en- que comoddade ofrecen las carcees
Donde estan las casas Gle saud los ugafes
de haba ell ctado memorial? odo esta
pocas meoras que dspone proyecto humane centco
moderno, aprobado por la Legislature InsuIar?
iPor Dios graca de nuestra cVlzacon cuitura
POGO pedad los pobres
cue sobre desgraca ce IeVar sien
ore etgma del de esar senaados ete
mpacable la socedad, perden ell mas
alto privego vtud mas BELLA Ell don mas reciado Gle do
Dios al honlbre: ell libre aIbedro.
entire las cuatro paredes de carce
de pequenas materales que cutura
nIestra carload les pernIten.-
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I'm Caba|IerO que tambi6n Sc ha beneficial
do con AndCaIcuIina Ebrey, Ia reCeta
a muChOS paGentes

Me complace ponerles la presente
para manifestar!es mi agradecimicnto
ror habe1.ne curado de una aneja afec-
ci6n de los rifiones que venia padecien-
90 desde hace mas de dos amos. Con dos
trascos de Anticalculina Ebrey que OBJ
tuve en- la Droguerfa, consegui mi All
vic. No me canso de hacer propaganda
entire las personals que, como yo, pade-
cen de los rihones, para que tomen ell
n.aravilloso especifco Anticalculina
Lbrey.''
Asi nos escribe Ell Sr. Ricardo Rojas.
Gale de Rayon, No. M, Ie la Ciudad
de Mejico "Tambien sufri de un grave
estado de agotamiento, no tenia apeti-
20 Y todo mi ORGANISING estaba trastor-
nado. De3pues de tomar Anticalculina
Etrey, al otro dia desaparecieron los
dolores de espaldas mis- grimes Sc acla
raron me sentf tan reconstituido cue
mi algeria no tuvo limites. He aun.en.
tado en- peso, Y actualmente me encuen-
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Ell COBTERNO RUSO ADOPTA
ENERGICAS MEDIDAS EN- Ell
ASUNTO DEL FERROCARRIL
DEL NORTE

MOSCOU, oct. Omitted Press) -
Fl gotierno soviet ha soiicitado del
gobierno chino la extradici0n de los
~usos que Ian entrado en- negociacio-
nes con los generates rebeldes, en- re-
iacion con la conces on del ferrocarrIl
de oriente en- la China. Fl gobierno
soviet ha arrestado va a Harbin quien
sera sometido juicio a la mayor
Erevedad possible. Aun no Sc ha deci-
dido 81 los culpables deber$n ser cas-
tigados por I'm tribunal ruso por un
tribunal chino. La situacion Sc con-
sidera sumamente comprometida, pa
ra los ciudadanos rusos que entraron
en- negociaciones secretas con ell Gene
raj Chang Tso Lin, uno de los caudi-
los rebeldes que esta tratando por to-
COS los niedios su alcance de derro-
car al gobierno chino, con ell cuaI pre-
cisamente. ell gobierno habia hecho un
tratado recientemente, en- relaci6n con
el manejo del ferrocarri1 de oriente.
La orden de extradicion ha causado
gran sensation en- Russia, pues los acu-
sados son persoEas de gran prestigio
politico, y hasta aver ejercieron gran
Influenza en- ell gobierno.