The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1921, Page 8

THE EVININGS WCRLD, TUESDAY, MAY 31,°1921. ountain of Youth” Has Been Found on the Isle of Pines for an American Who Went There Four Years Ago, When Fifty-six Years Old, Is Only Thirty- FF era ert ht, AeA re om rae ’ ster—An East Indian and a iH South American Differ | About the American Meth- six Now and a Spry Young-| « larly in the packing of thei If they study the requirements trade, how there is no re why they should not retain it crease it." “There is much mor mo life South America than he eaid Ira 5, Lazard, a Buenos Ayres busines* |man and representative of American manufacturers, at the Astor, “W ave no apartments in our big cities nd we think that we get more out of |tlfe than you do, We do not hi and hurry 60 much, but as we ac to the United States now instead of | going to Buropean universities, and | busines no trouble to make -. i e e amir Americans and we are fast falling into your ways, Our young men come Export. i thirty-four. @ typification of 9 Isle | Pines is the Garde: Eden; yet, Wager that few people even know| in the Bric here it is. [It's just south o “is thirty its roads are wa the rural distric! Ni y you can bi ‘ 1. commodious bun carrying y ing to Joseph A ho is at the Astor. he “Unfortunat trip. on y manufacturing possibiliti “During the war, considerable was done in all classes of goods, | ear of them suitable for the Inc ods of Packing Goods for | fret is bound (At last the “‘Kountain of Youth"| been found, and the much ridi- search of Ponce de Le vindicated. listen to these words 0! J. Mills of Nueva Gere of Pines, who is stopping at the Pennsylvania. “E went to the Isle of Pines four ago, fifty-six and a wreck; now vuth If still you . | territorial expansion. 4 y | “The beat United States is » | movies,” and customs, | but sometime: to trade. of your crimir ‘so | America, and that 1| the relations betwee (inka | Lee, who t he went | tributed, “he climbe | shouting at the -/and the 6] ing; this gentleman Is « paper.” ket, but as your manpfacturers LC: not used to the export business ey made many mistakes, particu- “Everyone old clothes,” between the two countries.” Mr. Lazard said that European | propagandists have always tried t e ne States, but that they had ir purpose because the ecame convinced of thelr has} selfish motives and their desire for propaganda, for the Mr. Lazard asserted. think they are the best in the w and they are very popular. 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