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“BAPMUSHB
Plfll” CHAREEII
Newspaper Says Foreigners
Try to Dominate Cuban
Sugar Industry
HAVANA. Jul) i.—'l‘he newspaper
in "ii-tension has published a. charge
that a “capitalistic plot“ to dominate
the Cuban sugar industry has been
{mined and that all the Cuban sugar
controls will be owned by foreigners.
'liw newspaper asserts that “when the
Cuban sugar business is found in for-
eign hands. it is also certain that the
price of sugar will rise as if by magic
and that the business will be on an
even more stupendous scale than now.
"When American capitalists began
an invasion to Ht'(‘lll(‘ control of Cuban
controls." the paper continued. “they
foresaw an PM of pro‘ ‘rlly/ :inl
bought. without sparing their millions
on many sugar properties as Were for
sale. The price of the product rose to
- 1‘3 cents. then it was seen that a good
put of the crop remained in (‘ulinn
hands and that the. Cubans aspire-l
to obtain the highest possible price.
'ihcn the price l‘cll likr: an avalanche
{ion- 23 to three cents
"l‘ll‘lol, a hack (‘llhlfz Ilien
rcncy crisis.
year's crop from the Cubans.
“Our sugar "it” how lind
the banks.
to sell' their crop,
ulém \” the moratorium
pv‘al the restriction agiinst
rouuncrcial . obligations The
lug sugar centrals.
‘0" the other hand. there
much ldlc foreign capital
«unions to make a killing.
a' c‘ur-
There w:n no mon‘t-y to
pty for refining. nobody to buy this
them—
selves owing large. sums of money to
They hau- not lrtt‘l‘. .‘llllt‘
W'ith the termin-
will disap—
pending
sugar
men will have to pay or go bankrupt.
The banks are not interested in hold-
exists
which is
tight now
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LONDON.
ships appear to be In me demand
here. A number of them that coat the
British government a mint of money
to bu‘lld are now practically going
begging. ,
. The Air Ministry announced some
time ago that it was prepared to give
over by private persons for commer-
cial purposes. It now states that it has
been 'decided that unless an otter that
amounts to something is received be-
fore August 1. all its airship: activi-
ties will be discontinued.
The airshlps. stations and material
will then he handed over to the Dia-
port.
tluuing expenditure on this service."
RAW. 11-33. 11-36. 11-37 and the for-
mer German airship: L41 and 1.44.
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YOUNGEST ARCHBISHOP CON-
SECMTED.
SYRACUSE. itaiy. July 1.—M.
Giacomo Carahelll. youngest Roman
Catholic archbishop in the world. be-
secrated hy (‘ardinai Franclca Nava in
the cathedral here. He was the re-
clplent of many gifts from ‘varlous
Italian and foreign dioceses. The
most noted was that bequeathed to
him' by the late Cardinal Ferrarl.
archbishop of Milan. the later'a pec-
toral cross.
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PARIS. July l.-—For the first since
1505 the foreign trade balance has
turned in favor of France Provisional.
but approximately exact. figures for
the first three months of this year
show total exports of 4.811.000.000
francs and imports of 4,781,000,000.
The lmportatlons of France before
.l niwu-ful company is lminzi‘mmtd the war. excepting In 1905 ran from
to Acquire every central
ti-m whose owner cannot psay.
properties secured.
rial-I.
ten is: secured for one.
pmiunlty."
luv-s swam: LADY'H mamas.
ROM ll).
ning. .m
July l.—!‘.lrs. Helen \Vt-n-
Almtiau residing in a fash-
imia‘hlt- hotel here. recentlx reported ’
to ill" police that she llzid missed it Th“ 'SC-ntlneil V”: b? dtstifgnten‘tgi
pwml necklace from her jun-l cash. Monday morn ng. n or .r
l‘vniything was dom- to ill \l out whu‘
IIJKI heroine of the gems I'tll'Plth‘n‘
interviewed hotel emploxes int no
vluv- could llf‘ found. A day or two
inter, one of the men sr-wrvhlnz about
the nooks and comm-rs of 3113‘. “3-11-
mum's room found it pin-cc of The
n". kl‘li‘t' Hour 1 tiny hole in ill" flour
A thorough ln'.’t‘~lil}::lll0l5 “as lllt'l‘
NIIHIt' and irom all that “.w found. the
deinvliw-s concluded that rats had
stolen away with the l;vlj."s string of
pearls.
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SIIAVS Nti'l‘ 'I‘U MARI". THOI'BLIT.
'l'lllHS'l‘l'i. Jul: l.‘—'l‘llO|ll:h the lil-
lllll ”I ll\(' Sin (It'lillllt'q ill.tl l‘Oll"
(ii-nun" (luvs thri-ah n to mziki- out of
she ltzvlizin Chamber of Deputies .‘l
babel. the Slave hruc conn- fmwur-l
to state that they are not going: to
i'flllm‘ any undue trouble
interviewed by [1 i‘icco‘o of this
vilv. Signor Mcdvascck. lltill 01 Ha.-
:xlw delegation of live. said;
‘ l‘hc object of the les will he to
encourage an economic. iuoi.il and
political (‘Olltlmi‘.ilion. \'\'~- \‘.ish tn
Lifeguard the its») of Slo.tm- nation.
We seek to have our Linguairv le-
upectcd. local and proxinvlul unlov-
oiny and an lnctcase lr. S‘ovcnv
schools."
FREE SUGAR!
l‘icc sugar is found in nature no
nrlt'nL‘I‘ than in a grocery store—41nd
yu it has become a. very Important
item in the human diet. In nature
Hm sugars are always found combin-
Q'd with other elements which bal-
ance them: but the refining process
inu.i.l.“- in taking out these other
"li'l'li‘llls. which are themselves rs-
:munl to life. and in some. cases the
whining age-'ts are distinctly antag‘
mimic to the proccsses of asslmula-
ilon
‘lht‘ sugars found in honey. wheat.
outrun, the fruits and the meals are
in vmclly the form for food. but re-
lhwd sugar is a newcomer on the
menu, and prssents a new problem.
Hur bodies are \ery conservative and
their methods of construction and
piemrvatlon have been fo'lowcd with
veiy little change- for hundreds of
Him-sands of years. The modern
chemist is able to delude at‘ five of
our sense; hut in minor cases hl<
most expert work is rejtcted as a
hotrh by the million.- of eels which
make up our bodies
Modern food sets up fertnevtatiocs
which even after their hundreds of
thousands of years' experience. are
new to our bodies. and l'l many cas-
on»; our bodies are unable to continue
to neutralize the acids thus thrown
on In this coustant struggle. the
tenth suffer sevtt‘ely'.
'lccth are primitive la their tastes:
they like rough exerclae. and unless
“It! are pretty thoroughly exercised.
they do not demand their share of
the bodily nourishment. Thus at the
W"! time that our teeth are tending
to build themselves its: massively
than in former generations. they are
attached hv acids with which they
and planta-
The
lhc. debts will be
So what is worth from five to
A case of op~
20 to 25 per cent. higher than the ex-
ports. .
An unexpected showing is ‘that
France exported during the three
months 262 per cent. more manufac-
tured articles than In the first three
months or the last normal year before
the war.
FOI‘RTII 0F JI’LY SENTIXEI'A.
a proper
(‘t(‘..
July in way.
ments. news.
ofllce Sunday
the evening.
(lllf‘t' more George
quit the stage forever.
hardt.
sill AlllSllll’S; ‘3
July 1.—Dirigl5le air-A
up alrshlps if they were not taken‘
posals Board to get rid of. as the All. -
Ministry. It is stated in the official re-l :
“(loos not feel justified in con-« .
The Air Ministry offers to sell thei '
ing only 35 years old. has been con-.
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employee may observe the Fourth of
Advertise-
ahould reach the
afternoon or early in
El. (‘ohan has
llow' many
quits he still has left in him may be
imagined hy considering Sarah Bern-
ALTERATIONS
Are CROWDING Us
Bicycles, Luggage,
Auto Supplies,
Sporting Goods
FLOOR. SPACE DEMANDS
WE MUST REDUCE STOCK
Come in and Take Advantage
of the Reduced Prices.
A. W. Hodge
MUSIC HALL BLOCK
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LET US ADVISE
What is best for your eyes.
THAMER, INC.
Optomtdotu and Opticians
8 1 Atlantic St" Stamford
“Yum, Yum,”
are not prep'tred to cope.
The cnnmt-l of the teeth is one of
nature's masterpiece. and there is no
acid in fresh fruits. meats. vegetables
or grains which can break it down.
but there are acids in certain fer-
You’ll Say
That's the usual expression that
accompanies the tint spoonful at
our ice Cream. You can't help but
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"mutation: which can do this.
once a start has been made. nature
can not help you.
There is little doubt that eventually
the human chemist will Improve on
uni-ire in food products. as he has
already done in other fields. but dur-
ing this transitional period. the den-
tiut in a podtive necessity. Friendship
in a precious thing. and we have no
better or more loyal friends than our
our. teeth-+0 long as the! no sound.
teeth
"lo-db. and under his care the at-
tmt between you and your teeth
you remain until-om . no; u lilo
The dentist will keep your
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A .
tum—4m.
and
express youmit‘ that way, for
when our cream is made time but
lnylthriuufortlitho beat ox-
; pres-1°!»
ice Cream in more than a palate
tickler—lt I! truly all. of tho Mt
foods we have—always inviting-
always appealing. If you haven't
tasted our brandyoudouot-ho'
what good Cream is. - ~
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