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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-09-18
CAMERON LOCAL CHAIRMAN

Attorney Scott Cameron has been
appointed local chairman for the Sal
walton Army Home Service Fund
Drive next week. Mr.. C. reports THAI
he is very busy, but hopes for the Cos
operation of the public to the end THAI
Linton and vicinity may do its share.
A letter from Mr.. w. B. Andrus,
county chairman, requests that all
checks be made payable to L. II. Brig
gle, county treasurer for the cam
paign.
If you are not solicited by anyone,
don't wait on that account. Make out
your check and send it to your local
chairman, or to some officer in charge
Of the campaign.
Mr.. Andrus states that the drive is
little more difficult because coming
in busy season. However, he asks
that each y'nship try to raise $75,
and in that case, Emmons will be able
to make its quota.
The quota for the entire state is
$150.00O. Owing to the better crop
conditions in the east half Of tho
state. the quotas have been made n
little larger there in proportion than
in the west half.
Don't forget to do your share IN
raising the necessary funds for the
Salvation Army. On another page
cf this issue will he found descrip-
ton of what activities are to be finan-
ced by this, drive.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-09-18
TO HANDLE DRIVE

Among the men who. will handle
the drive for funds for the salvation
Army Home Service Fund drive are
the following:
Kintyre, M. B. FalIgatter
Braddock, J. A. Allensworth
Hazelton, w. B. Andrus
Linton, Scott Cameron
Strasburg, J. S. Fischer
Hague, H. B. Zenk
Westfield, and townships west, 6.
w. Renskers.
Mr.. Andrus has appointed his sub.
for his district as fol-
lows: Alex. Macdonald, Geo. Suverly
C. A. Ward, John Sterling. Chas. Ne,.
son, A. E. Tye, Bryant Baker, and b
B. Schneider.
Don't forget to make your checi
payable to L. H. Briggle, treasure,
for the Emmons county drive. Sent
to him or to your local chairman, ev'
en- If you are overlooked by the soil
citor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-09-18

Beginning Monday Of next week,
one 81 ths raa worthy campaigns. for
funds VIII ON all over the Unitsi:
States.
The Salvation Army Home Service
Fund Campaign will begin MONDAY,
Sept. 22d, and will continue through
out the week. The National quosa u
9l3, 900 900, and the quota for Em>
mons county $4,000. sll
w. B. Andrus. Of Haxelton, has
been appointed county chairman FOL
the drive. He has designated district
chairmen, and they will pick their
township chairmen. The entire coun-
tyawill be covered. II all respond IN
small way thera win be no trouble
"a raising the allotted amount.
The Salvation Army was one of tne
several organizations that took par,
IN the war. They had practically nc
financial backing. except funds pickec
up at street-corner pieetings, and
money given them by the variou,
-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-09-18
HOME SER VICE DRIVE SOON

more or less derision upon those peo-
pie when, saw them holding meet>
iings on the street. corners. !" said 4 sos-
der boy. "But, believe me, x never
pass one Of them sy now withous
dropping them little change"
Such sentiments are universal, We
have always known tnat the or.;un:za-
ton filled an important niche in the
scheme Of THINGS. Thev r,d th"-y
most effective work where no othel
similar organization seemed 70 reat.s,
Now, with their war record, aan WITH
added support from the general pub.
lie. there is no limit to what good
they may do. 81:
Elsewhere in this issue appears In
formation dealing specifically wit.
the purposes for which this money
will be used. The publisher Of the
Record feels double interest in the
success of this drivs. AS member
Of the B. P. o. E.. he has been tfainet
to look upon the Salvation Army asas
sort Of protege of that lodge. As !
returned soldier, he feels commun
ity Of interest with those who benc
flied by the Salvation Army servic,
in France.
The Elks' lodges throughout the ma
l.tion are doing their share to max
this drive success. They are backe,
by the soldier boys. ys';s:a sss::sssss as
sistance, the Salvation Army shoult
have no trouble in reaching its finan
ciai goal. Heretofore, they hav'
bean forced to secure their fund
nickel by nickel in hotel Hobbies m,
such places. This one drive year i
by far the best. It will increase tn
efficiency Of the organization, and i
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-09-18
QUOTA NOT LARGE

",rhe nation wide Salvation Army
drive for $13,O00,000 will be on nsxt
Monday, Sept. 22d, and win continue
for one week, ending Sept 29th.
1.-THE quota for North Dakota IS
$3.50, 900 and Emmons county's share
share of this amount is s3,O00-nos Q
large amount, and should ne raised
the first day Of the drive"
Thus does the county chairman, w
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-09-18

B. Andrus, Of Hazelton, speak of the
coming drive for funds for the Saliva
ton Army. With the soldier boys
back Of the Salvation Army to man,
and with the good will of the general
public, the drive ought to be easy TO
nut over successfully.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-09-18
WAR CHEST OF THE
a SALVATION ARMY

With the drive for funds by the
Salvation Army drawing nea-, there
is q matter that viii no doubt interest
the general public to great extent,
and that is what percentage OF the
money raised during the war Tor the
United War Work Campaign went to
the Salvation.
The figures on that drive are quoted
herewith:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-09-18
unkind rhrust.

Miss children nowadays
do not pay the proper respect to age"
Miss Pert-"And suppose that an
noys You great deal."-Boston Tran.
gcriDt.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-09-18

will not be any great burden Vi, the
public.
Don't fail to add your bit to the
fund next week when the drive is on.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-09-18

NjTcu ~ av,,roas -, un,, NV sincera an.
j - !. s. J, !, e 800; q, ,L.- !.
preclatlon ana tnas = - ~ nlel'pelS =
the American Expedltlo nary forces TOT
the splendid services rendered by the
Salvation Army to the American Army
s. France. You first submitted your plans
y =. Il ~ summer u 1917 and before
!. . Q ~. ,,a.,. ~, bod !. ,,,rhar
.'.s s''u y s4'e's - ..
( q mus = opelallon - .he 'islns ale'
O tne farst ulVlslon ana = group y w
voted men ana women.Mno 4 ls'o ans loun I,
s ssss e. ssss held he
Work i " salyssisa Amy have been i:
possible e ths front and he !, trained and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
AurOra BOredlis Ties
Up Telegraph Service
Thousands of Miles

HLAy YORK Aug li-Teie-
rppu and fr.,unon, communioa-
Uou throughout 'hc United states
uI. Canada Nla seriously inter-
ruursu onI 100 many cases CONE
r.r,.g r0pn.d shortly uf,or uocn
Today ur ruc aurora borca,lH,
u "m,rry drnrort' NJ Arctic
'EN.H.
TU, electrical phenomenon pm,
m' Df DYmmHa.uu 'huuslnt' ~
m.rs ~ wire and made i's .nf.l-
.r.n f,. u nr south t ktnfnt
..., r.. urN.Ug 600 reports Geo tho
Western Union Telegraph com
pam.
Euav,H g. TurFcr. Western
Union wire chief pld that 'hc at
muspArrIr disturbance wa- the
heaviest HuI most extended Zoo ihc
recon IH nf rn, company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
MUTINY WAS PLANNED
Revolt Against Carranza
Federal Garrison Is
Nippcd.
PROTEST AGAINST NEW LAW
Wilson Sends Note to the
Senate Telling Action
Taken.

gL rNsO. TeN,s AuE % rr
teen leaders Of the conspiracy ."
onus" muuny ln the chihuahua
cly federal garrison laH. week nnl
fo deliver 'ho city over tu Gou l'liu-
cisco Vlua were executed rpUoWIuE
tho discovery or tho pilot according
fU Hn American who arrived u'ft FOO.
duy from MoNIcu llr said 'hr Iuru.
uFy oC tho men executed wa 1000.
known when be- l'fi
Tho plan wa o. have 'hr grfr.f"u
troops ivvOlf against iur loyal Car.
rama Officers ana dolIsor un' 'Y
10 villa who M near 'hp tuihuunUt.
Durango state llu~ Colonel llr..
naudez. u fedora Who had been .lc.
posed ~ hb command. was ap.
utoaChel and offered general come
mission ip tho NUIp army if he
would Join the revolt Instead h"
tolcErhphsd den Enrique MARITIME.
rhirf of starr ~ Chihuahua city the
details ot the plot when mo plot
tcrs returned tu the state capital
they were ARRESTED.
one of tho flugleD lors vla sIid
'o have been Genera Lnzurulunl-.
q former Nilla commander who htd
been given amnesty 10 lgl, by Car
IanEa
Man, othcr federal officers and
civilians we're placed in the pcui.
tentiUry Wednesday RumOrs that =
number we're executed were not
confirmed. ---r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
PRESIDENT IS CHARGED
WITH CREATING DISORDER

NAslIINGTDN Nur I. "r..
cIuuu TrrlHru, NHHun .udr. .u tho
senate for hs negotiation. u rH0Ia,
Senator Iuiudry.rT republican,
declared uyf %, "r.uDsHl phrases
"a, prrHtruf chad aroused rrpIla-
uous which 10, la incapable of alt.
iFNinr p
quoting from hlH propaganda. DO
said Senator puudrNioT "'rr com
muHtstH demand under threat ~
that the railroads be- EIv-
on. Ht public expense. into the poe.
session ami management NJ tho op.
crhtlycz ana 'mploNrr.
"li iH me- though tho pro ,douf has
received the world aH "a toy and pro-
cccded to take b. apart boo order io
reconstruct it ON u new plan Ito
has declared the end u( the old order
ana Substitutes for 90 the new dis
order
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
.SENATE-TO MODIFY
DRY ENFORCEMENT
Provisions ~ ftOua HHI Nrr Tndc
More Liberal ~ sub Committee
Begins Consideration
HOME WINES ARE PERMITTED
tid,r uud ruit Juices Niluw,d FOE
Homo - Percentage ~ In
tuNi,ntinu - Per cent

N-liI-GID.. N.r p. IrpUI.
N|'Iut enforcement legislation lN
NHu.,U uru.n,r r.ru Iu .u.r|r.H t..
dbg uh.u '.. n"ua" uH'.n.. COM
m.ff,. Iul4u t.rUIrruuul Of tMr
...u. ..
N.u,u..I tHf Hn.I..lrI. l. 'h. HI.
... subcommittee.
Although Il, general U.u.. plan
.... ..... ..l.rm,u. n vt.fu.. aaa ,ou.
.Numn.N prohibition rrmNu u 'u.
... fNn H.n.uum.|,, eliminated
.r.... HnlaI. H.Y., provisions and
muJI',I others 600 Im No.k nr
.IN.HwnIIf,.. .YmU.HInE Senators
a,rYus ~ aouH Dakota. chairman
II HI srN Hrr..u and ru..H uf
r,NfI..I I.UuNII.Ira. .rD. tErfutU
uf Nu.r Carolina Walsh ot Mon
lama pul hug uf IuH drmu.rl...
rIaI REVISED 'hr A., enforcement
uI. vuI Them Incorporated their
amendments n ru, house uHI Co..
p.I.n. uI" latter Hs amended hy
HUluUm..'. ,uf, ia fUr lg.l commit
rrr
l.h. IU" house IIr senate sub.
.uwmi'f'. adopted no, plan Of uay
Iua FruurIIr ayuHuuH Iu the bin 'u
Nnul' .,f.u NhTNm, tuu constitutional
praI,buhr
Percentage same
Tine subcommittee Urtl unchanged
'Hr nuuw. definition of Intoxicating
uryrraE'H Ha those containing ONE.
na|f uf r'I ,pn' or moro uf aI.o-
hui
A. revised .u, bill VHE nUt inter.
.fnnr Vl'n storage ana purIuui uar uf
intoxicating liquors Iu tine homes 0f
individuals
Probably Ih" most liberal amend
wrut to th" bin is u uruNIuuu %.
omptur from penalties uuy person
manufacturing unulntuNDpuug cider
ana FRUIT WIuoa exclusively fpr ua, m
hiH house.
This would permit muuuhr.urp uf
light Wines and cider Tor personal
consumption ANA 'ur .ruim,uf
except hs implication loo connection
with tho definitions 0f ,ntoAicaufs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
PROTESTS MADE
AGAINST LAWS

WASHINGTON. Aur il-Ec-
peated protests against the agrarian
Jaw OF the Mexican state Of sonora
which IN regarded ns iuiInlcal 60
American Interests have been made
10 the Mexican government by the
state department the senate was 10
formed today by President Wilson,
The president wrote In reply to
senate resolution and Transmitted
report from tho state department
This said that when the sonora lex
islature waH considering tho law .r
December. the American embassy
WIS directed 10 object and again
.ast month another protest was
made The law now is being studio 4
by the state department experts with
"a view 20 further action by tho
american government
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
Heal Skin Diseases

II Is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, blotches. ringworm, rashes
and similar skin troubles. Allttle zemo.
obtained at any drug store for 35c, or
Sl.O0 Tor eXtralarge bottle, and prompt.
ly applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. 1t cleanses and
roothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful. penetrating.
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
the most delicate skin. Itis not greasy.
is easily applied and costs little. Get
II today and save all further distress
The +. W. Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
B0LSHEVIkl ON STRIKE:
REPORT lENINE TO QUIT

COpFNUAGEN. NuE Pre-
micr Lenlur % ls rumored. Intends
TO retire from the head ~ the hol-
shcvik government according to dis.
patches from UolHIngfofs quoting
Russian reports
strikes are ryporir' lo be raging
everywhere in bol-hCth controlled
territory one hundred and fif'y
executed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
0UT-STATE WEDDINGS ARE
ILLEGAL IN WISCONSIN

CHICAGO, I.l, Aug Young
couples from within the boundaries
of the BADGER stat" can come Co.,
WaukeGnn or other Illinois points
and get married. lf th,y wish but
they are liable to gei INTO peck
.of trouble when they return 10 WIS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
LLOYD GEORGE AND NITTl
DISCUSS ADRlATlC MATTER

MILAN. Aug. H. Premier Nitu
~ Italy Premigr Clcmenccau aud
Premier lloyd GeorEe plan to meet
on the Franco italian frontier the
middle NJ August 10 confer upon
'hc Adriatic question, II sccolo un-
A. d.. .lr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
SLOW
DEATH

Aches, pains, nervousness, diff.
Guilty In urinating, often mean
serious disorders. The worlds
standard remedy for kidney, liver.
bladder and uric acid troubles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
TOR CONN ALISCINTS
upruTnrd'. Acid phpsnhnte

rc'rrshce aud uphuiI1s physical en-
crFY ASK your physician AISL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12

GROVES nAHY npWEI MEpI-
tlNh will correct the stomach and
Hdwcl troubles Perfectly harmless
soc directions on the bottle Price
.nr AlNI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
GOLD MEDAL.
NNRlEM On
MyrxIIrxK3 ~

bring quick relief and often ward oH
deadly diseases Known ss the national
Ssmsdy Of Holland for more than 400
years All druggists, In three slrsa
l-sh i.s The sa@s Csid Medal .. every ~.
asd Asosst 40 t-aisstios
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
Extra Thick
Extra Tough
WITHOUT
Extra Price!

One tube, and only one, is built eX-
pressly for the Southwest climate. To
withstand the baking dry heat the
summers here sGbject tubes TO- this
particular one is made much thicker
and tougher than any ordinary tube
Yet You can bty ii at the cost Of the
ordinary thin tUbel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-12
Muller Tire 4 Rubber Company
ll2 South Boulder Ave, Phone 800

- -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28

carruaje con las cortinaS echadas;
pero luego que entire en- un estado
regular. que Sc cstablcZca detInltlva-
mente. que Sc organize. que Sc eco
nomice; despueS, amiga MA, Sc ase-
meiara a las liamas de un inferno dc
teatro. ! entonces. desde el momento
en- que el amor desaparece, jque
razon de ser tendria tn vida, que JUS
tificaci6n podria darse a tn incoheren-
te destino? Quedarias sin sltuaclon
definida; TODD te serla vedado, o por
la altivez de tn honra. Nolver a las
cosas legitimas. arrepeptirte, lmpo-
sible: ell arrepentimiento es un he
cho cat0lico, no social. Ccntlnuar.
persistir en- la idea de vivir por el
amor seria un equivoco hipocrita. Y
podrias IN dia encontrarte de iieno
Ell cl libertinaje.
.'Imaginas hoy que ct amor es la
unica tendencia, la unica preocupa-
ci6n de I'll vida. No: es apenaS
idea dominate de tn naturaieZa.
Otras ~exigencias, que hoy no sientes'
llamaran por ii, porque han sido pie
namente satisfechas en- el medic l-
gitimo que ocupaste- pero. cuando
legado ell dia tie halles retirada dc
todo. cerrada en- el amor como Ell una
concha. sentiras amargamente la fai-
Ia de 10 que quiera que sea-, que es Ia
sociedad. IL opinion. ell centric de las
amistades. ell range, las c~onsolaclones
incomDara5les que dan la estimation
de los que nos saludan. Y al no en-
contrar en- ell mundo tn rincon ale
gre, alfombrado, galoneado, emplu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
VII

Transcribo teXtualmente su terri
ole contenido:
'Querida: Tcngo aqui, en- mi Guar
to. delante de misojos, las maletas
cerradas. Tengo mi pasaDorte......
All, no tc divides de reciger el tuyo.
He escrito q mi madre Y a un amigo
oueridisimo que vive en- los secretos
de mi vida. Eeras. pues. que te escrl-
DO conforme a la austera firmeza de
tn resolution. Estoy solo. Nj destino
esta preso en- mi mano CONF un pa
iaro O como IN guante: puedo poner-
10 sobre la tolda de un barco, Sobre
una mesa de juego, encima de una
carta. colocarlo Ell la punta de una
espada. q cerralo en- Ia mano Y en-
~trerartelo. Pero III, por las c0nGlclo-
mes de tn vida. themes un lugar definj-
do en- el mundo. limitado Y circuns-
critic. Estas presa por "un anillo de
boda" a IN orden de cosas, a IN clerto
numero de leyes, Y eres, en- fin. en-
la vida. como un navio anclado en- ell
mar. Por ESQ es justo que antes de
separate violentamente de tn legitl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28

como un ayuatar1ienro de viejos
rosrros amigos. que al desredirme.
me hacian penSar en- las cosas ire
parallels. en- e. abandono y en- ia
muerJe,
T! ~carruaie subia al paso ia ca
lie de Alecrim. Encendianse las III
ces. FL cello estaba paiido.
Paso una sonora sofa. a pie, He
vardo una rina de la mano; era una
mujer joven Y distincUida; p&recia
feliz. La chiQuilla. rubia. gorda.
reia, hablaba en- eSa lerga m~isterio-
81 V dllce. que eS 10 unico que que
DO en- Ia voz humana del a b c" del
cielo,
Que jelicia ser asI, n mujer pa
cifica con I'm equilibrio Suave en- 81
c~oral6n. IN tocado fresco, 81 amor de
las cosaS iuStaS. = I'M milo de la marc!
81 yo fueSe asi. Seria allegro. amable,
~paSearia. daria bombones al peque-
. Huelo. le vestiria de dolores lereS. con
una flor en- q ~cinturon; hablaria con
81. y q Ia vuelta. deSpueS del paseo,
buscaria il tranquilidad caSera. Que
Garia dormidito en- el sofa. La venta-
ma eStaria alberta. Grandes maripo-
Sas blaucas volarian en- torno del
quinque; 70. arrodillada. deSnudarla-
le sin que 10 notaSe. cantandO baJo,
en- secreto. una melodia lie Mozart.
ION. perfumadoS pariSoS de Ia vida,
como aDarto de vOsotroS,
Pensando de eSta Suerte llegue a
casa. En- medic del cuarto. ceradaS,
| mas encima de otras. estaban mis-
maletas. En- eI Suelo, una gran pieI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28

mo centric. yo. que tengo la e%Xperlen-
cia de la desgracia. de los Wales Y del
espectaculo del mundo. te olga algu-
mas palabras que 81 no han de hacer-
me mas anado de tn coraZon, me ta-
ran mas estimado de tn conciencIa.
tie fias mucho del amOT armada mia.
Aleiate en- este momento de mi, de mi
honor V de mi felicidad. Hablo del
amor. ley. misterio 0 simbolo, fuerza
material o invenci6n literaria. tie
fias mucho del amor, iAquel amparo
superior aquel apoyo solido, SECURE,
que tcdo cspiritu busca en- el mundo,
Y que unos italian en- la familia. otros
en- la ~ciencia, otros en- ell arte. II pa
rece que Q~uieres encontrarlo solamen-
te en- In passion, y no Sc 81 ESQ es
iusto V 81 es realizable!
";Creo que tie fias demasiado del
amor. El amor no co9stituyc nj re-
suelve NADIA; compromete TODD y no
responde de cosa alguna. Es I'm des-
eauilibrio del as Facilitates: es e. pre-
dominic momentaneo Y efimero de
la sensation; este es mas que bastan-
te para que no pueda repcsar sobre
81 ningun deStino humane. Els una
Illumination de lal ibertad, n dis
minuci0n tel caracter, e~specializa,
circunscribe al individuo; es n Ii
rania natural; es enemigo astuto del
criterio Y artrio libres. GQuieres que
tenca esta base la situaci0n de tn
vida? iCrces en- Ia estabilidad del
amor?.... 81. es possible. en- cuailo
viva de 10 imprevisto. de la noveia,
del ~obstaculo; en- cuanto neceslta del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
Sc CONCEDIO AMPAR0 A
LA FUNDICION DE
MONTERREY

MONTERREY. y. l., Enero "a
La Suprema Corte de Justicia de la
Nacion ha amparado a la poderosa
cmpresa American Smelling y Re-
filming Company, contra los actos del
Ayuntamiento de Ia localidad.
La fundicion Sc quej6 de que IL
corporation municipal lie exigia un
impuesto que la empresa califico de
alcabalatorio, consistente en- Ell page
De un tres cuartos por ciento sobre
IA consignacion de metales que la
mencionada empresa eXporta al eX-
tranjero. Ell Ayuntamiento califico
de venta esta exportacion, y sobre
ella creyo que legalmente cabia ell
inpuesto de que sc trata.
La empresa fundidOra sinUlo Ie-
sionadcs sus intereses con las dlspo-
siciones del Ayuntamiento. Y Sc d.
rigio al Gobierno del centric, conde
Ia Suprema Corte de Justicia ACADIA
de fallar. manifestando que es legal
el procedimiento municipal. amparan--
do, en- consequence a Ia empresa que
josa.
Las autoridadeS locales no vleron
con buenos ojos ell fallo de la superio-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
La union de los pueblos liberados de Europa Central

| de naciones de toao ell mundo, uni
das por un comin acuerdo para COO
perar practicaInente al aseguramien-
to de Ia justicia, Y como co~nsecuen-
cha, de la paz, entire todos los pue-
bios.
En- el curse de nuestra historic
ncsotroS hemoS estado sujetos, Y ST.
do victimas de naciones egoistas. Y
de dinastias tiranicas, que nos han
aominado por la fuerza de las armas.
"Nosotros hemos sufrido Ia des-
truccion de nuestras ciudades, la vlo-
laci0n de nuestros hogares Y propie-
dades, Y hemos mantenido n%uestroS
ideales en- silencio. i despecho de la
t~irania de nuestros opresores.
"NosotrcS henoS estado privados de
tener representation propia. Y dc ser
iuzgados con rectitud. Sc nos ha ne
gado ell derecho de manifestar nues-
tras ideas. de reunirnos libremente.
Y del de peticion para demandar jus
ticia por los agravios que recibiamos.
Sc nos ha regado ell iibre V franco
trato con ~nuestros Estados hermanos,
Y nuestros hombres han sido ohliga-
dos a pelear en- Ia guerra contra u
hermanos V amigos de las razas afl-
mes.
Los firmaateS de esta declaration
y representatives de otros pueb!os IN
dependencies, que pueden firmar Ia
presente. Sc c~omprometen por este ne
cho. 4 TRAFALGAR unidos par: lograr que
Sc corriian todas esas afrentas. a fin
DC cue los sufrimientos de la guerra
mundial no sean vanos. Y po"que los
principles aqui asentados sean incor-
! aorados en- las leyes organizes de TO-
dos los gobiernos de ~nueStros respec-
tivos pueb!os.'