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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-08-19
FAMOUS ENTOMOLOGIST
HERE TO STUDY PEST

John ]. Davis, the foremost au-
thority in this country, on the com
mon white grub pest, is spending Il
week with University of Minnesota
entomologists in investigating the
white grub infection in Rock coun-
ty. Mr.. Davis, who was formerly
with the United States Department
of Agriculture, is now chief Of the
department of entomology at Pur-
due University. Oats and corn were
seriously damaged on many different
farms from point eight miles north
of Luverne to the Iowa line and even
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-08-19

IT editors were as simple as the
press agent Of "the worlds greatest
amusement enterprise" evidently
thinks they are, the management is
overlooking a good bet when he neg
lects to carry a few for exhibition
purposes in the side show. This week
we received permission to print SIC
worth of front page advertising mat
ter in exchange for two fifty cent
tickets. The offer went into the
wastebasket with lot of other press
agent stuff and if Lingering Bros
and Barley and Bainums big combined
show wants any publicity from this
office they have got to shell out lit
tie real coin of the Milbank
Herald Advance.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-08-19

TERMS OF SALE $1,000 amount time
be bankable bearing interest,"
Oct. 1926. No property removed until settled for
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-08-19

beyond on the south. This is the
second year of heavy losses, crops
on some fields having been complete
ly wiped out. Mr.. Davis and the
university men will make a crop his
tory study Of damaged fields to de-
termine why the grubs occur in
some places and not in others ad-
jacent, and what is likely to happen
in the same area next year. Ult-
imately it is hoped to work out some
system of control. White grubs are
the young of June beetles and in
this latitude have a life cycle OF
three years. The damage is done
chiefly by the grubs the second
and third years.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-08-19

A wise bird with carload of army
and navy store drove into town on
an afternoon of last week with the
intention of holding an auction on
the streets of Caledonia during the
evening. When told that the law re-
quired him to apply for a license
o days before the sale he undertook
to become hard boiled and spent con
siderable time telling how good he was
and what he could do if he saw fit.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-08-19

No Minnesotan has done his full
duty to his state until he has read
the William Eustis article in the Au-
gust American. Mr.. Eustis is one
of the greatest benefactors Minneso-
ia ever had and his statespeople
should know what he has done and
why and how he did it. It's big
story of a big man told in an inter-
esting way-and written for Mime
sotans to read.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-08-19

But after all his talking he held no
sale and on the next morning depart
ed for parts unknown. The ten day
law is a splendid piece of legislation
against the fly-by-night peddler. =
Caledonia journal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-08-19
OUR GAIN IN WEALTH.

Those who point to our supposedly
great gain in wealth during the
World War, and the accompanying
impoverishment of Europe as a rea-
son why Uncle Sam should so kindly
forget what Europe owes him, would
do we'll to consult the figures, for
they are somewhat surprising.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-08-19
Read What U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
SAYS About What Two Rats Can Do.

According to government figures
two rats breeding continually for
three years produce 359, 7O9, 482 in
dividual rats. Act when you see the
first rat, don't wait. RAT-SNAP is
the surest cleanest, most convenient
exterminator. No mixing with other
foods. Drys up after killing leaves
no smell. Cats or dogs won't touch it
Sold and Guaranteed by Public Drug
Store and Farrell & Keefe. CTS.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-08-19

Marriage is the ceremony that cures
his desire to have her sing for him.
Evening star., 1925-05-06
YOUR ATTENTION IS INVITED
TO THESE SPLENDID VALUES.

SHERMAN CIRCLE.
in
ndne "
d
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-Sl05OO.
rhead
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-S14.50O
hone3 III.
from
proof
FACING THE CATHEDRAL.
the worlds mosm magnificent cathe First
PRICE,
SOLDIERS HOME-SoS0
to
tiled with noicr d
desiring noir vii al II
nen
Evening Phone Service to 9 PM.
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS
Franklin 5o7S 1916 X St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-05-06
EXCEPTIONAL HOME VALUES.

New, Columbia Heights, $oo5o-Easy Terms
n Beautiful m % s io G9ta
ft
markets.. ~ " ~ '' 'enoo"
New Home in Brookland D. C., %55O-Easy Terms
to
" ~ West Chevy Chase. D. C.-$o5OO
$500 Casl-Easy Monthly Payments
TtTsnt
a.ns % o e % @ houe " "s big
@ a aah % % @ % si @ Od5cG'
Main ~ ' INV 4"~AN'
On Illinois Ave. Near Kennedy-7,5OO; $500 Cash
Excellent
a "
Sheridan Circle District-$18,750 for Quick Sale
E!sbos
nos nssd Main N i anu ~ ~ " " ~ ' ' " account Phone
On 9th ST. Near Carnegie Lbrary9OOO Terms Reasonable
Phone
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY
11OS 10th St. NV. Phones Main 37l 372, 373
REALTORS.
Evening star., 1925-05-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
1412 Eye ST. NV. REALTORS.


l4l1 Eye ST. NV. REALTORS. Franklin 95O3.
OOO-KILBOURNE PLACE-Must Be Sold at Once
.sass sas; a.sy 1s oas' oas Rsd. the @ @ @
I'll % % p va % Tsf in b..n.n, .s@.1s
5 DS 5 @ ~ so On % @ .ssSs E''sf5y bsl5ss
$95oo-FACING SHERMAN CIRCLE-Practcalv New,
e" = % & P e2Hss a' sn P. ,R and ". s s
psnsa " I sy nsRse9 9sS od nno M ,s nf a X.
5aFs o sdvantsss ssg 9 sec tens @ P
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ss sS 5 r. Sss s ssasS ns So ~;
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] 59 r nsT s sssa4 ss9 "' b..f ' . one
$98OO-14h ST. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I1ome2 Car Garage
% healthy s 1sGs S GRR!sS :s oa. S y a asz . %
@ mSds5n s, sgn sn9 bk h~e s @ s,ed
fss at fssna oa ] gS4s @ t a @ @
ssdyb1 e M % % just reduced " price ana s0oad hnd
sl4zO0-DETACHED HOME-West of l4th St.
Ra ss ] I'd % G 1 f,f ss @ h' s9 south
first There are Ie
% M shTntte 5 % noTs m m % garase ] os e
$17.5O0-OLD CHEVY CHASE-Just Beyond the Circle.
n that % old and and @ chez
,Gsd o % RVS = seR a" sa s 81 nas ery r
ReTs n; @ % hssa ssta M ass 5 f is s Hss @
s @ ~Is3 5''%: ~ nso3@ .s ss":
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Evening Phone Service Until PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
MEMgERs OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD, ,o,
Evening star., 1925-05-06
$4,5W.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Here is location and house-the essen
tlals in house buying. just on 14th street,
III Columbia Heights. Gruver-huilt house
of u rooms. bath and full shower: double
back porches: screened front colonial porch:
hardw floors: beamcd ceiling in dining
room: large kitchen: screens: deep lot to
30-n. paved alley, with garage: improved
street. S-42
Call us during day or evenings until
o clock for Information.
McKEEVER & GOSS.
1415 K ST. Realtors. Main 4752.
Evening star., 1925-05-06

STONE & FAIRFAX
10Th AND KENYON.
PRICE. S1275O
HT 5Ss xE R2fH EXIT fSf
GARAGE FOR TWO CARS OWNER HAS KEPT HOUSE IN PER
NEAR 3rd AND EAST CAPITOL.
PRICE, $500.
bB EE fSN
ON THE HEIGHTS.
HARVARD BETWEEN 14th AND 18th
rv R ofhGk m Hrt TtAr fk9
sT5 F6sEdS fA6SH f5R Il
GOOD BUY SOUTHEAST
PRICE. $1,000
H
DOWNTOWN.
PRICE. $4,000.
1ow p4 GxE qE M1sr
ELECIRIG LIGHTS "a
ON 18th ST. NEAR CLIFTON
tSss 5H E$ ESk S5fE @
RES Eff SfaEfT 6nT RlTS 5RfS 5ar 81 TST
STONE &. FAIRFAX.
over THIRTY YEARS
MEMBER WASHINGTON REAL
Evening star., 1925-05-06
ESPECIALLY SELECTED HOME VALUES
CENIR AL NORTHEAST

ESPECIALLY SELECTED HOME VALUES .
CENTRAL NORTHEAST.
acucanya hrand n
east Due to i
wostor brick house W rooms and
rorhes: heat
psrtrulary one pho de
CHEVY CHASE
fo the elrabe o
eaidenE 0 n a
eTeTai
NEAR 14th & RANDOLPH SIS.
'i' o
off consan n
arg vii no 'front.', and rear A
mur a qu D
Mt PLEASANT.
0Ar rom
n, @ , "9enns x f v the f ,H NJ g Pea
srvants andco owen
y. /. SALISBURY CO. INC.
erythm in Ra
14lS Eye Street NV. Phones Main 59O5-4-5.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
DETROIT UNITED R. R.
 EARNS GREAT PROFIT
Report For Year Ending in Dcccm- Der show S302.112.4O
 Net Income

Detroit, March 1.-The Detroit United railway, for which a federal reccivership was ordered here yes- terday, earned net income Of s%02, 2,t7e.40 for the year ending December 3. 1924, the annual re- port of the company made public ten days ago disclosed. This is a reduction of half million dollars from the preceding year when the net income was placed at s942,- 4So,S4. This earning is return on total assets of s54,015,G5946.
 Business depression in the towns in which manufacture of automo- piles is the largest industry, from May 10 the end of the year, and competition with motor driven lines, is ascrihed in information 10 the stockholders as reason for the de- crease in the earnings of the com- pany. In addition 10 it's interurban lines the company operates the local car service in several towns well known as automobile manufac- turing centers.
 To meet the notorious transporta- ton problem, the company com menced the extension Of bus lines Of its own. and it vas in these pur- chases that the company became in debted 10 tho Yellow Coach Mfg company of Chicago 10 tho ex- tont of an actual unpaid bal anca of $?4S76.S1, with s976,- GS6.75 presently to como dnc h. ability 10 re-fnance just al present resulted in meeting Of the direct orS called by President Elliott C. Stevenson. before his death which met here Sunday and agreed 10 the rcceivership.
 Assets Of the company are so per cent above the possible liabill- tirs the petition for a receiver con- ceded.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11

Now York, March ll.--~The Rev. Dr, Harry Emerson Fosdick today confirmed a dispatch from Man chester England, that he had de- clincd an invitation to occupy the pulpit Of the Union chapel of Man chester during the summer months. He preached there last summer.
 T was forced to decline the in yi,ation," Dr. Fosdick said, be cause I am engaged for all next simmer By time between now and August will be spent in preach ing in states east of the Mississippi on invitations which have re- ceiVed from scores of congrega- lions. In August I shall depart for the continent. shall reach there before the opening session Of the league of nations at Geneva on September 13. Then l shall tour Italy, Greece, Turkey Palestine, and Egypt, I shall not preach any on this tour but shall seek 10 have a jolly. carcfree time. I shall re- turn in the fall of 1926"
 Dr, Fosdick said he had been forced 10 decline hundreds of invi- tations 10 preach throughout this country.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
FRENCH COURSE FIXED
Cabinet tn Ratify Course Which Briand Will Follow at League of Nations Council.

Paris, March 1I.--The French cab i0ot has before it for ratification to- day an outline of the course to be followed by NJ. Briand, French dele gate to the league of nations council lat Geneva, in dcfendirg the security protocol framed by tho last assem- bly,.
 The instructions wcre agrcsd upon at conference called by Premier Hcrriot in his office last night.
 The meeting was attended by NM. JouyenoI, Louchcur, Paul Boncour, G"orges Bonnet and Jouhaux. tho French delegates 10 the league, and VI. Larocho, chief Of the political department of the foreign office.
 Various notifications to the pro- toco! and three. five and scvrn-pow- CT pact plans were discussed but al the end the conferres were of tho unanimous opIrion that Franco must hold to the protocol, al the sam" tim" leaving the door open to al s0EEcytjors to make it more accept a)ao or affective.
 r js in this sonse trat former Frr- mi"r Rriaud will reply in to the British Foreign Secretary Austen Chamberlain. after the latter has male his pronouncement tomorrow regarding the British attitude toward Ithc protocol
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
| nderstudies Get
 Chance in Vienna

Vienna, March 11-Understudies and supcrbs are to have a great chance at the Vienna Burg theator. A performance Of Beaumarchais' Barber of Seville" will be given for charity in which all the leading parts will be taken by persons who ordin- arily play very secondary roles in which they seldom have more than single line to speak.
 Figaro, one Of the chief parts in the performance, will be taken by an actor who never before has been en- trusted with more than one short sentence. Dramatic critics are dis cussing the performance with great oagcrness and predicting that 1t may result in giving the Vienna stago a now star.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
DR. FOSDICK DECLINES
 INVITATION TO ENGLAND
Had Been Invited to Occupy Pulpit in Church at Manchester
 This Summer

Manchester, Eng, March H. The Rev Dr. Harry Emerson Eos dick of New York has declined an invitation to occupy the pulpit Of the Union chapel of Manchester during the summer months. it was learned today, as he has already ac- cepted an invitation 10 preach on the continent
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
For Deep, Heavy
 Colds

Here IS the hest way 10 sct rId of had cold. First apply hot vet towels over throat and chest 10 open the pores Qf the skin.
 Then massage hrisk'y with Nicks for five minutes, spread on thickly and cover with two thicknesses of hot flannel cloths. Leave the bedclothing loose about the neck so that the vapors arising may be freely in haled. These vaPOrs, inhaled with each breath, carry the nksication directly to the af- teeted parts.
 At the same time Vicks is ab- sorbed through and stimulates the skin, helping the vapors in- haled to relieve tightness and sorcupSs.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11

As a rule you can roCoen tzc 2 Progressive politician by hls re- semblsncs to Cassius.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
Fibre Living Room, Suito $67.5O

The thrce-piece fiber suite sim. lar lo Illustration is clusei} woven and sturdy. with comfort able spring cushions and backs which are upholstered in altraC- tive cretonne. G0-in. davenport, chair and rocker complete.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11

q never dreamt that such beautiful furniture could be purchased so reason- ably," a customer exclaimed on her shop ping tour at the store beautiful" The reason is not far to seek-the tremendous May-Stern buying power brings furniture of real merit we'll within the reach of any purse. GOOD furniture is not expensive at Plaut's. Come in and consult with us and let us explain the Plaut Budget Plan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
Add Ell Krim Sc jugafa su Ultima.
carta en- una ofensiva contra Ouezzan
Ingloterra y Froncia de acuerdo sobre la contes-
tacion a la nota alemana

PARIS, julio 81. Gable Fran
cesl.-Le Matins dice que desde
cue un periodico ingles anuneio
cue la respuesta de Add FL krim
habfa sido enviada, el gobierno
frances, deseoso de terminar las
hostilidades, aviso a tpdos los IN
tel mediarios que tratssen de co
municarse con Add FL Krim pero
nEda de cieBto Sc sabe todavia.
Tn aespacho de Fez anuncia que
Add FL Selem, de la tfibu Benz
AariagheL enemigo encarnizado
de Francia, ha dirigido a las au-
teridades f~rancesas una petici6a
de sunisi6n. Otre despacho de
Fez .anuHcia que .segan decumel-
tcs hailados en- poder de varios
peaioneros, no hay duaa alguna
de que Add FL Krim trata de ju-
garse So Ultima carta en- una
yigorosa afensiva contra Ouezzan.
Sin embargo los franceses han
tomado va todas las precauciones
n~eeesarias. La artilleria pesada ha
sido situada EN- las Tomas que do
naistan los eaminps. La ciudad Ia
side detada de ametralladoras.
la in~fanteria esta dispuesta a in
teryenir a Ia primera senal. Sc
Gun despacho de Madrid dos ca
foneros, Wno frances Y otro es-
PANEL, han coNenzado a vigilar
las aguas de la IONA international
dc Tanger. Con ellos cooperan Ia
vfos ingleses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

ca I'M discourse IN Ell cuai afrna
que Alemania puede pagan sus an
demnizaciones. a su de'1do Sientpo.
Dice que facilmente puede ella en-
contrar 625 millones de ri6lares en-
.su interior todos los aiios para pa
gar las indemnizacionas. FL Ice
tor Leith de La Unversi1ad de
Wisconsin ha tornado la palabra
en- la Conferencia SCORE los paises
mediterraneos v has dcclarado cue
la -politica de puerta cerrada que
DONNA Ell ~desarrollo minero de es-
tos paises constituye nm %ohstaculo
serio pero que no afecta al Iesto
del mundo. CASTLE, director lie Ia
Division. de asuntos exs ,an{eros del
departamento de estddo ha decLa-
RADIO que Ell gobierno sovietIco y la
tercera international no son sino
las dos manos de I'm clisflo cuerpo
y que todas las tents twas bechas
para demostrar 10 eontrario han
fracasado lamentabiemente. casti-
lie ha declarado que q gobierno
americana esta decidido a couso-
lidar las deudas de guerra, Ell go
bierno, dijo, cree que toda m9dida
extrema seria contraproducente 9es
de 81 punto de vista econosnicc,
pero est& igualmente convencido
de que la Republication de las deu7
das de guerra demostraria una fal
ia de buena fe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
EVACUATION ESTARA
TERMINADA DENTRO DE
LOS TERMINUS Sc
NALADOS

BERLIN, julio 81. (Cable Fran
cesl.-El Ministro de Aslntos
Lxtranjeros de Alemania expresa
Ia opinion de que las tropas ALA
das habrjn evacuado la region del
Rhur dentro del t6rmino fjado
Eor ell aeaerdo he Londres en- 1924.
Considera como iniustificado el
tenor de que las tropas retiradas
seran una carga permanente pa
IA las zonas de Colonia y ell Pala-
tinado donde Sc prosigue la ocu-
pacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
CoNCIERTo PoR LA BANDA
MUNICIPAL Ell DOMINGO 2
DE AGoSTo

Retreta militar espanola, mar
cha, Rovira.
Tampa, obertura Herold.
Aida, Gran Selection de La ope-
IA, G. Verdi.
Mi Terrufio, Walls ~(estrcno), E.
Dueho Colon.
No wonder that / love you, Fox
Trot, (Estreno), Davis.
Jose Agustin, Pasiilo Colombia
no, Matuti.
Ande ell moyimiento, Tango, Ma
tuti.
Felices Dias, tDanza), j.. M.
campos.
The Star spangled Banner.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
NUESTRA GRAN EDI.
rClON D0MlNICAL De
MANAA
lQUE Sc PRoPoNE HAcER
DEMPSEY A sU LLEGADA DE
EUROPA2

Indiscrtiblemente que nuestra
edicion dominical de manana cons
tituye algo vefdaderamente extra
ord1nario y que podemos sentlrnos
s~atisfeches de nuestro esfucrzo. Juz
que ell lector por esta resena corta
que. publcamos.
La primera pagina es I'M con-
pendio de TODD, cuanto de sensa-
cional ha ocurrido a ultima ho-a.
lsabe listed cual es la Ultima no
ra sobre los AUTOMOBILES publicos?
cSahe listed que hara el Gcberna
dor con Ell presupuesto? Gssbe u.s.
ted 10 que pasa en- MEXICO con nu
merosas familias puertorrieuenasG
IQu6 ocrrre a Ultima hora cen los
nombramientos, no solo jadiciales,
sine que tambien en- otrcs organis
mos? 5Que sc propone haeer Demp-
sey despHes de su viaje 2or Eusa-
pa? Todas estas preeunSas Y otras
no menos interesantes las ~encontra
ra ell lector amplia nents contests
das en- nuestra edicion lie manana.
En- cuanto a collaboration del ex
terror %publicamos magistrates a>tiou
los de Simonds& Lloyd George, Cal
llaux, Cristobal de Castro. Angel
Guerra, y otros e~sccitores de fana
mundial.
Recomendamos Ia loctUra lie los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
oTRo RUso QUE MUERE A
MANos DE LOS PoIAcos

MOsCU, Julio 81. (Agencia Too-
ta}.-Segtn despacho recibido IN
guardafrontera russo, EN- Ell distri-
to de Yamle, quien hacia IN viaje
de inspection a 10 largo de Ia iron
terra, ha sido matado por los guar
das de la frontera reiaca FL Co
misario sovietico &c Asnntos Ex-
tranjeros ha protestado ante Ia le-
gacion polaca. Ell ~incidente serd
sometido a una comisi6n mixta que
va a partir pronto para Ia from
terra polaca para hacer ALL las de
bidas investigaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

mado completamente por miembros
del partido Kensekai, Ell que exis.
tia era un ministerio de coalici6n
Ell que los kensekai compartian Ell
podar con los seiynkai. Estes ulti-
mos Sc han opnesto al programa
del gobierno hacienda con su act.
tud que ell ministerio dimitiera. La
renuncia marca la separation def
nitiva de la coalici6n kenseikai y
seiyukai.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

bia pasar Ell ~cortejo. La genie Sc
descubria al paso del cl1aato hon
damente conmovida. En- la esta-
ci6n no hubo ninguna ceremonial,
complaciendose asi a la senera
Bryan que pidi6 la mayor sencillaz
possible en- las honras funebres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
gPAtNLEVE HABLA EN- Ell
BANQUETE DE LOS
AVIAD0RES

PARIS, julio 81. (Cable Fran
ceD.-En un discurso pronuneia-
90 Ell Ell banquete ofrecido a los
ayaAdores americanos que parten
rara Marruecos, Painleve ha elo-
glado el gesto de los voluntarios
Ha reeordado la "escudrilla La
Fayette" v ha conclude diciendo
que Ia tarea de Francia r man
tener Ia civilization occidental en-
Africa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
La NADADORA ARGENTINA
NoLVERA A INTENTAR CRU
FAR Ell CANAL DE LA
MANCHA

IN
BoLoNIA. julio 81. Gable
Frspces).-La Srta. Lillian Ha-
rrison quien ha fracasado por Ia
tefeera vez en- su intento de atra-
vesas el Canal de la Mancha par
tlta faanana para Paris en- donde
tslhara parte el domingo proximo
en- 81 Narration Nautico en- el Sena.
la distancia que hay que eubrir
6 de Corbeil a Paris, Q sea, "A
raiaas. Miss Harrison es la unica
nrajer que Sc ha inscrite. Ella
sspera volver a tratar de eruzar
La Mancha dentro de dos sema-
E.as. Ell tempo parece que lie sera
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

PARIS, julio 81. Gable Fran
css).-Segan lie Matin. la me-
nroria entregada al gobierno fran
ces por el .embajador britanico So
hre ell pacto de la Seguridad ha
causado una impression completa-
nsente favorable Y permite adivi-
mar la ammonia que habra entire
ambas naciones con respecto a
Ia respuesta que hsbra de enviar-
sele a Alemania. Despachos de
Bruselas dicen que ell gohierno
belga ha recibido una nota expo
niendole los sentimientos de
Chamberlain con relacion a la res
Htlesta Alemana. Vanderyelde ha
csfisunieado los puntos de vista
belgas a Londres y a Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
Ell ULTIMo SOLDADO FRAN
CES SALE DEL RHUR

ESSEN, julio 81. Omitted Presel
Ell ultime soldado frances ha SAIL
do del Rhur. La ~poblacion ha Wis
to ell espectaculo Indifference. Las
auteridades municipaIes anuncian.
que puede ser que los ~franceges re-
tengan aapi ses gendarmes por mas
tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
EsTADos UNIDOS COMBATE
LA FIEBRE AFToSA

WASHINGTON, Julio 81. (ca-
BILE Frances).-El Departmental de
Agricultural ha tornado TODD genera
de medidas preventivas para com
batir la febre aftosa en- los ANNA
les. la cual ACADIA de ~declararse en-
Houston, Texas.
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Ell CUERPo DE BRYAN LLEGA
A wASHINToN

WASHINGTON, julio 81. (ca-
BILE Frances). Ell cuerpo de Bryan
lego aver por la mafiana a las 7:51
a washington en- donde ell orador
recogio muchos de sus mas bellos
triunfos. Una muchedumbre respe-
tuosa rodeaba la estaci6n Y Sc Ak
naba en- las GALES por donde de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

ssA@~g
seIectos cuentos y shistos eue sc
insertan aqui y acutla.
"Revista Universal trae esta
vez Is paginas, plsGas do anaena
lectura. aventuras scnsacionalcs,
etc. etc.
La pagina depoe soberbia.
Las p~redicciones hipicais, Ll'ira ore
ia.
La secci6n comica chispeante de
ingenio. La pagina de fcctuEa Sc
le5ta, I'm triunfo mss.
En- general, nuestrs eaici6n DO
minical de esta senana compensa
con creces Ell csf1iez2o cue hemos
realizado. Y ESQ nos basSa.
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Ha regresado de los Estados
Unidos, donde permanecio aigunos
meses ell conocido caballero don
Rafael Hernandez, quien Sc encuen-
ira nuevamente a disposition de
sus clientes en- la calIe del Roble,
numero 11s, Rio Piedras.