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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
La expansion economical de los
niporcS

Trad. del frances para La PrenSa'
embargo, sus- opoSitores en- IA Amer
ca del Sur como los ticHe en- los Es-
tados UnidoS de Norte-America. Sc
gun Sc sabe los EStados norte-ame-
ricanoS de la costa del Pacnlco les
hicieron una oposici6n tan categ0-
RIGA a los ~colonos y 4 Ia mano de
obra japoneses o chinOS que las re-
lsciones entire los Estados UnidoS '
el Jap6n llegaroE a ser Por IN mo-
nento eXtremadGmeate LranCeS. pueS
el gobierno del Mikado proteSto vi
vamante contra Ia exclusion de SIS ma
cionales para los cuaR1s el Jap6n, Ia
cion civilizada y amiga de! progre-
so, pidio ell nisrno tratamiento que
para los inmjgrantes europeoS.
En- el Brasil. e. formal do Co
mmercio" enitio tarnb;en r~eciente-
nente. algun2s opinionci acerca de
los incouvinientes De Ia immigration
asiatca Y sobre la ineptitud d. los
amarillos para "a colonization en- Ia
America del Sur, peru precise en- Sc
guida que eStas ap-eciaciones no Sc
referian Sino q los chinoS "~coletudoE".
Hace obscrvar 10 siguiente: Eel ia
pom es hoy dia n de las ms gran
des naciones del mundo Y su pueblo
no teme "a comparaci6n con los mas
adelantadoS,.
"EsSo no quiere decir que Ia inmi-
gracion japonesa en- grande eScala
nos couvenga para IA agriculture,
despCes de Ia guerra ' cue nuestraS
ob~servaciones Sc dirijen mas bien a
los que Sc ha convenido en- designar
con el nombre de los "coletUdos'
Debemos apreciar Y f~avorecer e. deg
| arroilo de las relaciones comercia!es
con ell Jap6n, que es hoy una gran
! potenc!a ' que experimental una mar
cada simpatia por ei Brasil que q ST.
Ivez comparte muy ~s,IceramenUa ests
sentimiento.
e. Brasil debe acepHIr Il inmigra
ci6n japo2esa con ana mas raz6n
cuanto cue La Immigration. cast en-
teramzute europea, de $4,000 ind
viduos cue recioio en 1913 M veaido
a Quedar en- IN numero samameute
pequeno desde 81 comienZo de ia
guerra. No tenemos cifraS completes
de 1917. pero por e. puerto de Rio de
Janeiro henos visto enrrar solamen-
te 6,264 inmigrantes de toiaS nacio-
naiidades 10 cue es Perfectamente
insuficiente para aiimentar IA mano
& obra 4 Brasil"
e. senior Oash, que Tue q organi-
zador de Ia primera exposition CO.
me-ciai japonesa, ha declarado:
Una vez que Ia navigation Gomez
cial mundial haya adquirido de nue.
vo su curse. regular. las companies
japonesas d~uphcaran q nume2o de
sus Wales al Brasil, a Ia Argentina
y al Uruguay asi como, del lado de,
Pacifico, . Chile Y al Peru y enton-
ces. 81 me-c2do de Ia America del
Sur sera IN gran me-cado para el
Japon.
"El desarollo del comercio de los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
LOS JAPoNEsEs EN- FL BRASIL

Estados UniGos de NorGc-Amerca no
puede, 81 buscarles salida . Sus pro
ductcS, perjudicar en- 10 mas min!mU
q. concrete japonGs, pueS Sus produc-
toS son diferentes Y ademas nosotroS
tenemos en- nueSrro favor Ia yenJaja
de cue los fletes japoneseS son mucho
mas bajos que los fletes norte-
americanos Y tan solo desde este pun
TO de vista, en- igualdad de eondicio-
neS c~omerciales. tenemos un bonito
margen de beneficios.
"El concrete japones CONGO por
otra paroe. todos los usos comercia.
les de IL America de- Sur ' abri
conformarSe con q sisUema corriente
de page de mercancias a noventa
dias &c plazo."
"El senior Oashi hizo esta obser-
vacion reSpondiendo a la indication
de 81 interlocutor referGnte a que e.
concrete norteamericano con 81 sis
tema de ventas al riguroso contado,
trataria de eludir, seguramente, en- Ia
America del Sur IA cosrQmbre del Gre
ditto z largo r'azo."
Los JaponeseS Sc proponen, por
otra parte, fundar en- Buenos Aires
Bancos, de acuerdo con el sistema de
los Bancos alemanes, para facilitaT
las transacc;ones comercialeS e infor-
mar a los concentrates cerca de Ia
s%olvencia de los clienteS. Una conf
sion eSta estudiando, en- estos momen-
tos, Ia creaci6n de estos Bancos ia
poreSeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01

Drramte m,Ucko tempo, pGreci6 CO.
mo qse ana orden Sccretu del cdrrGn-
cisn,o. prohibio que en- terra de Ne
rico Sc ~pronuncia$e SiQaierd, cl NOM
brc dc los iUtciectpalcS, de los poe
tce. de los GrtiStc& todos que hQbiGn
tendido reaci6n ciguna con los die
tGduras. q que 'purgabcn s" faitG"
en- el ertranjero.
SuS obraS, cStajan inscritas CT Ell
5tdjce e-purgGtOrio del carTamcismo.
Pare los hom6reS 7tIcUOs. ndda era
acceptable de los riejos gobiernoS, nj
los GrtistoS que dwrGnte elos Ticic-
ron . contrTbHyeron al preStigio cut-
turGl dc Ia Rep05lica.
Hoy, ante Ia ioutIidad dc Ia labor
contra las riejGS g!orjaS nG~cionales,
Ia rabia scctGriC 40 cedieNd0, q 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01

e. Figaro" ACADIA de recibIr de
su c-o-responSal en- Rio Janeiro "a ST.
guienIe !~rteresante cara acerca de
IL actividad economical de los jano-
neses en- Ia gran Republica Su0-am~
ricana:
Rio de Janeiro. 10. de JUNO.
e. Jao6n continua u~ulUpica1do
I Lnicialvas tendencies d su eXpan-
sion economical en- e Brasil : en- Ell
resto de Ia America latina Du1nte
el ano pasado. eI gran pubic aSiat!co
erv;6 va al Brasil muchas miSioneS
que tuviercn por objeto desarroIar
sus rransacc:oneS comercialss con "a
mayor repubhca Sud-amecicana- Este
mo, INA Dueva delegation nipona
vista Il Brasil con Ia mission de bus
carlos medios De asegurar IN mayor
deSarroilo del intercambio entire los
dos paYseS. ESCa mission, de c~aCacter
pu-amente come-cial, Sc comDoHe
de los senoreS Ni<hitani, representa-
te del gran establishments japones
Kvos2nguin = Co, de Kobe. Y r. AraI,
aserte comercial del deCaramento de
agriculture y del comevcio de foE1o.
En- Rio Janeiro declsraroD que h2-
bian estJadiado las condolences del
comrrcio local asi como las del CO
rercio de importation y de eXporta-
clon a fin de darse cuenta de 10 que
el Jap6n yuede haceC en- este terre-
no. pienSan II en- seguida q Sao-PaoiV
para escud,ar los productos de csc
EStado. espec.almerte q cafe del cual
Sc estan hacienda va algunas im2o7
taciones para e. imperio del Mika3o.
exiStiendo IN dspoSiro de 81 en- OSa-
Ia Estan exani1ando ambiea de
maRea especial II situacioH de la
immigration japoneSa a Sao-Paolo '
visitaran las colonias japoneSaS que
han sido e~Stablecidas en- csc ESta-
CO. En- MinasGeraes estudiaran el
GRO, diamantes. el manganese, exc.
Isl como "a production ' las coadi-
clones de eSportacioa de las arenas
,mopaziticaS en- csc ESta6o 10 mismo
que en- Bahia e. cacao de este 0lti-
no Estado lie Interest," grandsmente
a. JaDon que deSea desarrollar "a im-
portacion de Ell
Por ota parte. los Delegates ia
poneses estudian las necesidadeS del
Brasil con relaci6n a los productos
japoneses de n lie darle al in
tercambio las grxdes pro2orciones
cue S. desean y cue ~favorecean
g-andemente al desarrollo de los ne
dos &c com1nic2cioneS. Parece que
e. Brasil eS, para los dalegaoos nj
poaes. 81 pals de America que ofre-
&c coRdicioneS mas favorableS Y los
mayores recuro para esSa poiitica
de expansion commercial entire dos
paeolos que Cienen tsntaS Senejan-
q y afinidadeS en- suS aSp:racioneS
a. progreSo.
Sc sabe que 81 Brasil. desde hace
varios amos, Ia inrrodUcido algunos
millares de inmigrantes japoneses, es-
peciaimenve al EStado de Sao-Paolo
que ACADIA de renova- Ell CONTRACT para
"a introduction &c 5000 inmigrantaS
aipones cada ano-
La immigration asi2Eca Eene,sin
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01

J. G., Fort Madison. Iowa.-Cuando exiS-
te 81 servicio &c navegaci1n directo entire rs-
;e pals y Il America del Sur. las dnicas ra-
tas quo hay son las cue parten de Nuev2
York ) Nucva Orleans. pe-o en- IA actualidat
no hay tai scrvicio di-ecto y para hacer 81
viaje Sc hace necesa1o il prinero : Espahl-
!gnoramos cua!es sean los p-ccios de los pa
safes en- las dife-cEtes classes dc los vapoTes
que haccn ell scryicio entire Espana y sud
America. pcro puete di-girse 4 Ia Spanish
Line. Pier and E. T.. Ncw York City. IN de-
nanGa de los da;os que desea tanto reIzrros
4 p-e.jos como 4 los requisites que sea" ne
ccsa-ios nena- para poder dessmbarcar en- 81
pais al cue So proponga ir. En- tocas las Re
pIblicas de Centric y Sud-Ame7ica 'hasia en-
81 Brasil en- donde CT ldioma Official es eli poT-
tugcs.I Sc habla cl cspanol La mayor paTte
de n Immigration quo Va = SuG-An1erica s.
dirigc I Ia Republica Argentina que es uro
De los paiscs de ella que mas han progresa-
do : que posee tanbisn una dc las mas oei!as
ciudadcs DC Ia America e~spanola, Buen-- Al
res. Llenados los requisites exiS.1os en- ci
G.nartamrato de Immigration respective. min
rura dificul:nd hab-si para deserabarcar con
L. fami!ia = dichos requisites deben ser: lie
var en- EeGia sus papelcs tcartns dc ciudada'
MIA ' pasapo-tes.) ileva- alSln dinero coasi-
60 para no amenazar con ser una carGa pa
- el pals cuya hospitalidad Sc brsca y en-
cont-arse en- 5ucn cstado de Saiud.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
PUNTOS SOBRE AS les

ST este es osi, tiene asegrrado ell
~triunfo.
Dice "Exccisior:"
IS ~sorprendio TN contrabando de
pa-que."
7 rosotros nos sorPrerdimos tambien.
Y todos Sc sorp-ende-an dc las
cosas que pssan en- Mexico, dom
de no solo las gentcs, sino los
cont-abendos mismos Sc sop-en-
den.....
Ell mismo diario agrsge:
La lueha electoral Sc ha ilevadc den
tro del mayor orden possible, aun
cuando en Tabasco sue asesina-
do ell Lie. Pedro Cristiani, y seis
personals fucron herida. en- CHA
pas
Realmente, Sc Ia hecho 10 que Sc hA
Podidc. Evita- el derramanienso
de sanere, materialmsnte no era
possible. Y harto Sc ia corse~
guido con que NADIA mas hubIe-
sen muerso Cristiani, : estcs seis
mas. para llenar 81 expediente
u caraceeriza .ienpre a las
c~oacicacias denocraticas, que des
de les viejos tiemPos DE- la Fran
cia Tevolucicnaria, son mucho,
muy sa~ngrientas.
TIBERIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01

IN tahur. Riverside, CaL-Careecmos po'
conpic.o dc datos nccrca de los trabaios que
haya podido llcy;.- a eaoo Ia conpania Pc
t~rolifc-a dc que nos habla ! sen:nos r' e'-
tar capaci.ados paru conplacerio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01

Ell cable nos corarnica la noticio de
que e! trasatlantico ingles, "Jua-
~tieia," fue echado a Piquc por IN
submarine.
iTenia que ser, Llamandose Justicia,
y CT estes tiempos, debia II forzo-
ssmento a pique.
10 rare del ca,o es que esa Justicia,
no haye sido Ia nuessra precisa-
mente.
Los obre-os e industriales de Ori=s-
bs,-dice III pcriodico de Next
eo,-han pedido al gobierno, ma
Ga neuos que la SUPPRESSION del
DePartanento del T-abajo.
Esto, como Sc comprehend, cs 81 col
mo, que habla nuy alto de la
eficienc;a de la acutuel admins
~tracion.
Manana. los demandanses pediran que
SC suPriraap los tribunales. Y
los soldadcs, que Sc disuelva ell
ejercito; = ei s~obe-nado pueblo,
Gce sc " Gon 'SnSSricnc-
An3reiuo Il principle, de todas ma
ne<es. psreee der una espeTanza
de ~elivio,
0 0
FL senor Manuel CePeda Med-ano ha
lanzado su c~Sndidatrra para Sc
nador Ger Ell Estedo de Coahuila-
Pero no ha ofreciGo programa poll
tico, nj Piataforma, nj ma"
Lo unico Il ha hecho Is escudarse
en- So nisuo spellido, Y dice: mo
uedra," ."Medra....no
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01

II. G. R.. Roswell N. M.-Creemoe que le
hara mucho bien quqc Sc accstumbre a tomar
en- caGa una dc sus comiGas uras dos o tres
pleas de fruta- Puede tomar tambien. po-
cspacio de unos dos mescs- las pasdllas de
Richards y 81 Sc siente GGbil puedc torlar 81
Vino de carne y ficrro de Rexall.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
PEDRO RECIO

Toda Il correspondence reacionsda
con esta section. deec venIr diriEida
osi: La PreIea,"-Secci6n de Con
sultas, l20 n Santa Rosa Ave--Las
~consult2s cue traten de cuestioncs o
Amor y dc Seciedad," de,cran traer
L. misma direccioa, ~aE7eEando soa-
uente Ia palabra "Leticia". Para to-
das las consultas que rQuier2n con-
testaci6n privaia cs precise incfuir
Laa estampilla Gs a tres cen;avos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
DEL OLA

los escritores del Merico de ia rero-
luci6n, sc Gtre0en q hacer elogios de
Federico Gomboa, y q repetir estTo-
tas de Salvador Diaz Mir6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
Magnifca oportunidad para IN Medco active e intelligence

Venta de an conSuNorto medco coTpletAmere eQuwado. san Antonio Te1as es
la noblaci6n mas Z propoSD, en- OdU I EsGaHD de Texas, para Ell eleraco de
la nedUina = los medcos obuenea de ella grndeS uulMatS porqle eS- Glen
Iea Ge cas- Seupre paga Al ContliO. hiUnaS, este COnSuiOro eSa SuHaheh-
lie aTeedtado Y cuenta con una numerosa ClPntela tornado por los HeyEes
elelRnms de Ia CClrntl nexh3na y por perSOnaS que pToteslnehe IieHeh
an conIunro. rOrnan pleas $eparacaS con III eXrHenue "EaI' enTaqs p-
vaa Y magnnnCo salon de espera IguaInenta dSTOnc de IN complete =urnfu
de Instrumental y medicines; Sc haHa StuadJ ell un lgar sImnmcnfe Jeltrf
co y perfedsnente conocdo pr Ell pdbIco. por uGwr va machos ahos de eS
tar sabEidc. III medCo conpetcEte en- brev" tempo fu"dc Sacar uS"s2Nos
de coNC: los que. pr ORA pie, seran nuy Teducifos. "a Cue Sc teneoa II
ns Sc lie daran ! persona de bucnai e que To- solnte. P!!anu ma ella . H.
yores dNos desde iucgo, pus deseC Feuraue del cwrCco aCSO de Ell pro-
lesion mites de pUcos dS, eSIDnnd en- ID ssuicnte forms: !. . B0I 6, san
antonio, Tex2s.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-16
SECRET STORES
OF AMMUNITION
Investigation Of Alleged. German Ar
senaI is Postponed Until
Some New Witnesses
are Secured.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, May 16.-Investiga,
ton Of reported large secret stores
Of German rifles and ammunition
near New York, has been adjourned
until next Wednesday. This action
was taken by the attorney generals
Office to secure service on new and
important witnesses.
Gustav Lussing, rettuted agent Of
the owners Of alleged munitions de
MED that he had any knowledge of
the arms cache.
Captain Hans Won Tauscher, hus-
band of Nine. Gadski, offered the
munitions free for the use Of Russian
prior to the overthrow
of the car, according to testimony
of OIvan Norodny, vice president of
the Russian-American Asiatic cor
poration. He brought in the name of
German officer. Mack. with whom
he said he visited the storage place
of the rifles in New Jersey at Cap
tain Tauscher's request.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-16
REDS BECOME
DANGEROUS
In Third Place Today With Record Of
Six Straight Victories in Ma
tional League Pennant
Pace.


IBy FL C. Hamilton, United Press
Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. May 16.-In third
place today, with record of six
straight victories tucked away under
their belts, the Reds are looming as
dangerous contenders for the Nation
al league pennant
The Giant bugaboo has been effec-
tually crushed for time. 1t has been
demonstrated by Pittsburgh and Gin
cinnati, both western teams that the
Giants are just ordinary human be-
ings, positively able 10 lose games
as well as win them The perform
ances OF George Smith and Hold Eller,
in the last few days are quite suffi-
cient to let the world know that Chris
ty Mathewson knows a pitcher when
he sees one and Is able to get the very
best out of his fingers. This pair OF
high class hurIers, with Fred Toney
and Pete Schneider also on deck, fully
demonstrates the class of the Reds.
The Giants, 80 far, have made a sor-
" mess OF their trip west. They
have played four games and have
taken only one Of them. II the east
ern teams had done their bit against
the champions, the Mc1raw clan
would now be within easy shouting
distance of the rest of the gang
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-16
A KE0kUK MANS
EXPERIENCE

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You can verify Keokuk endorse
ment
Read this:
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Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina,
Mr.. Schouten had. Foster Mirburn
CO., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-16
WEAK KIDNEYS ME AN

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King with well-meant, though In
formal slap ON the shoulder.
The queen protested that she had
no table at hand
soon remedied, your majesty,
Mack replied Bend down. serg.
cant"
And placing the paper on the back
OF the sergeant the queen wrote her
signature.
When it came to the kings turn,
Mack's fountain pen was leaky, and
he borrowed a sergeants. This was
dry, and Sir Henry then offered his
pen and his back and the king used
both
Mack showed his American enter
prise, following his Introduction to
the king and queen, when he went to
an American camp. and waving the
autographs at the soldiers, said:
Look at this boys. I've just got
the signature of the king and queen.
Now I want yours" and all signed up.
Mack has sold $1.5O0,0o0 war in
surance for the government.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-16
GEORGE RUTH
AT 100000
Southps~ Is Cheap Enough at That
Figure as He is Just Getting
Into Best Of His
Stride
! tBy Fl. G. Hamilton, United Press
Staff Correspondent

rBy Fl. G. Hamilton, United Press
Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK May 1s.-There was
nothing startling in the announce
nent from Boston that several Of
fers of very high figures had been
mads, TO Harry Frazee for services OF
George Ruth, elephantine southpaw
of the Red Son- In fact, the announce
ment that Frazee had been offered
$780, 600 for his star port finger
caused little establishment in the
inside circles of baseball.
AS baseball values have come TO De
known of late the price offered for
the big finger is low indeed, for it
is extremely doubtful If there is a
player in baseball SO. valuable And
this statement takes in Ty Cobb.
CObb's worth lies in his batting power
and his quick thinking. II is gam
Bile from now on how much longer
Ty will last as a major Lacquer, while
Ruth is just getting into the best OF
his stride
Ruth broke into big league baseball
from the International league, where
he was a pupil of Jack Dunn. He was
sent into organized baseball after
Dunn had found him pitching for an
ehiiLlISui nine stBIi IciAti-
rnire academy, where Ruth had been
placed as an orphan. Dunn was
forced into the courts TO get Ruth's
signature TO contract and had him
self appointed guardian of the com
ing star.
In his first year as member OF one
of the most powerful IA teams in
the country, Ruth won twenty-five
games and lost nine. His average,
| figured from standpoint Of earned
| runs, was 2.3s. He finished this sea
son-i914-with the Boston club,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-16
This Set Will
Meet With
Welcome
$500
DRAPERIES

having been purchased just before
the close of the International league
season, and won two and lost one
game for the Red So1. The price
paid for him was said to be s., 100.
During his next year in the big
league he won eighteen and lost sew
en-, and since that time he has been
improving
Ruth may not be bettAr hitter
than Cobb, but there is no doubt that
he is one OF the strongest hitters the
game ever has known. His average
for an American league season always
is well over the 800 mark
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-16
MAKING KING
FEEL AT HOME
Made in Ohio Democratic Spirit i.
Shown George and His Wife
When Captain Mack
Drops in.
By United Press.)

LONDON, May liking George
has met the real, made-in-Ohio demo
cratic spirit.
A hearty slap on the royal shoulder,
delivered by Capt. w. Mack, Cincin-
natl, agent of the United States in
surance board. brought home to the
king the kind of democratic spirit
that is customary among the Ameri-
cans.
1t happened when Captain Mack
was formally introduced to the king
and queen by Sir Henry Fowler, at
Guild hall AS a booster for his war
insurance, the enterprising American
Immediately asked their majesties for
their signatures to encourage Ameri-
can soldiers in England to sign also.
He accompanied his request to the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-16
SUFFER-, ILL


Gotlep Humke has purchased a new
Republic truck.
Henry Whemhoner has a new
threshing OUTFIT.
Miss Alma Whenhoner has been Ill
with small pox
John Humke has purchased a new
Oldsmobile
Harry Schafer is the owner OF a
four Buick.
George Rombough and son Peter
were visitors at Camp Dodge for a
few days to see their son and brother.
John Humke was Quincy caller
Saturday.
Miss Grazinechon is hired to teach
the fail term at Suffer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-16

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