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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
MAS P~ERSECUCIONES
En- Nayarit Made tene garan-
tias ningunas

COLIMA. COL. JUNO 12.-Las per
Secuciones de Que son victlmas los
partidarios del candidate Independent
te para cl gobicrno del Estado. CONT
nuan dc una manera escandalosa. A
yer fucron encarccladas mas DC diez
nersoEas a ~quienes Sc teme que 81 Go
bernador del Estado les vaya a apll-
car la Ley Fuga. como 10 ha hecho
va con algunos ctros a~prehenGidos.
Entire los aprehendidos sc encuen.
ira el Licenciado don Caledonia Cam
pos. persona muy conocida en- el fo-
70 colimense, por haber desempena-
do pUestos de importancia en- pasa-
das administrations locales. Tam
bien Sc sabe que ell gobernador los a.
cuSa dc sedicion. y de sobono a las
fucrzas del EStado, por haber prsdi-
caGo el senior Campos a los soldaoos,
on Ell sentido de que en- las clecciones
scar libres Y que no Sc dejen i~nfluen-
ciar por un grupo mas o menos nu-
meroso, de quien Sc converter en- ms
trumento.
FL G]obernador lie advirtio que 81 no
-enun"iaba ell puesto dc Secretario del
Club "Martlres de Tacubaya' que es
cl que postula al senior Gamiochipi,
Sc vera en- ell caso de enviarlo q unir-
con los rebeldes de Zamora. o 10
que es 10 miSmo, a que lie sea apllca-
da Ia ley fuga, Y Sc quedc ignorada
para siempre su muerte.
EMergcG 5ntida.
Numerosas cavillas dc alzados que
veni2n merodeando por cl rumbo sur
Sc habian internado al Estado pre-.
ceden:es del de Michoacan, pero de
Dido a Ia encrgica batida del core
mel Ortiz. los revolucionarios Sc vo'-
vieron a internar en- t%crritorio mi
chcacano, sabiendose que a ultimas
fechaS fueron vistos por ell rumbo de
Guaraparo, con intenciones tai vez,
de atacar esa plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
ESTABAN COMPLiCADOS
Unos carrancistas con los re-
beldes de Cintora

IRAPUATO, Guanajuato, JUNO y.
Hoy fueron aprehendidos en esta
~poblacion, unos m~ilitares que estaban
en- connivencia con los rebeldes del
Estado de Michoacan, y que llegaron
Ia esta de transito para la capital de
Il Republica.
Ell Jefe dc Ia Guarnicion de Ia
plaza. coronel Noriega, dispuso que
con todas las precauciones debidas Sc
hiciera una minuciosa Investigation,
Ia fin de averiguar el grade de culpa-
billGad dc los militares i~nfieles, COM
~probandose plenamente que estaban
tomDIicados con los rebeldes que ca
ipitanea Cintora.
En- esta poblacion sc estan ha-
ciendo los preparativos para un bal
le que Sc habra de efectuar en- el
Jardin Juarez. durante la noche del
II del presentc, asi como una kerme-
)sse por la tarde, que sc verificara
en- honor de las ultimas victimas ha-
bidas con motive del huracan que a
Toto el pueblo de Ia Conception.
La jucha electoral que Sc aveci-
ma en- ell Estado. promote ser renida,
tanto los partidarios de Federico
Monies, como los de Madrazo, estan
hacienda toda clase de preparativos.
En- esta ciudad cs esperado Fedc.
rico Monies. Y sus pa~rtidarios lie pro
meten hacerle enthusiastic recep.
cion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
81 AMOS DE USO.

La Sra. 4. Waldman, quien reside
en- 46O Glenn Ave, Fresno, Cal, nos
escribe 10 siguiente: "Cuando era
joven padeci una fiebre, a ~consecuen-
Ga dc la cual sufria ataques de tos
en- el invieruo. Hace treinta y dos
amos lei acerca de Ia medicinal Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar, la compre y me
ha dado los mejores r~esultados. He
seguido usandola. Soy viuda Y
cuenta con 66 amos de edad. No hay
NADIA uejor para las a~fecciones de los
bronquios, catarros, reSfrios, etc. Es
de ineStimable valor para los ninos,
pues alivia el Group, la difteria Y Ia
pulmonia. No contiene opio nj mar
c6ticos. De venta en- todas las Be-
ticas. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
NOtaS t~eatraIes
B~erciicio dc Eduardo Pastor

En- ell Teatro Nacional Sc vertical
IA esta noche la function de gracia, del
conorido artista Eduardo Pastor,
QUEEN Ia pore bajo los auspicios del
puolIco mexicano de esta ciudad. Las
obraS oGe sc llevaran a la escena son
las zarzuelaz tituladas ".Apaga Y Va
monos". La Marijuana' Y Eel Ce-
r~roiazo". todas &c muy buenos auto
e V en- las que los principles pa
neles estan a cargo del Beneficiado,
quien dice estd dispuesto a dejar com
plscido ampliamente al publico, Y muy
especialmentc = sus padrinos bajo Gu
Va eg!da pone su function de benefit
clio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
SAN CRISTOBAL ATACADO
Sc Gbran combates en- esa
ciuaad de Chiapas

TUXTLA GUTIERREZ CHA, jul
MO 10.-Los rebeldes felicistas ataca-
ron en- dias pasados Ia poblscion de
San Cristobal. una de las mas i'm
p~ortartes del Estado, logrando apo
derarse de Ia ciudad, por espacio de
seis horas.
Por las noticias que Sc han reel.
bido en- esta poblacion, Sc sabe que ell
sabado proximo pasado, los felicis-
tas al mando de Ines Noriega, asal-
taron las trincheras que los soldaGos
del sobierno tenian en- las goteras de
San Cristobal.
Viendcse los c~arrancistas sin espe-
ranzas de recibir prontos auxilios,
optaron por evacuar la p~oblacion, sa-
lendo o ell rumbo norte sin ser SEN
tidos. Los fclicistas e~ntraron una
bora despues, y desde luego proced'e-
ron a reorganizar los servicios.
En- esta ocupacion Sc encontraban,
cuando los carrancistas Sc ~volvieron
a nreseatar a las puertas de Ia ciu-
dad, debidamente reforzados Y siendo
en- numero doble a la de los revolu-
cionarios.
No obstante este, los rebeldes Sc
batieron con vcrdadero valor, recha-
zando variaS veces consecutivas los
ataoues del enemigo, hasta que abru-
madcs por cl nunero, Sc vieroH en-
eli case de abandonar la ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
VENDRA UNA GA DE OPERETAS

Terminada la tempcrada del Qua.
dor P&stor, Ia Empresa del Nacional
anuncia la venida a csc Teatro, de
una Compania de Operctas NieneSas,
la Que figuran Ia pri.nera tiple. Sc
nora Causade de Leon. el Baritone
A. de Leon. el tenor Clark, Ell tenor
comico Roberto Escalera. Y otros Gle
mentoS hasta formar IN cuadro &c
reInte artistas de b~aStante buena d
ceptacHr. FL debut Sc anuncia pa
"a el pr6ximo microbes. cen la ope-
reta Eel Condo De Luxemburgo.'
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Busca q su hiJo

Fl jouen Charley Joefling SC eX-
rravio de su casa. Situada en- i, Ca
lie l1numero EOS. Sus scnas son
cabello castano claro. CLOS de colo-
girls azul. mide cjnco pies dc estatu-
ra. pesa cienro veirte l;bUas. Lieva
cachucha de kaki. camisa azul. pan
talon largo de color girls. zspatos ca
fe. La madne del ioven gratificara
a qaien encuentre al perdido Y 10 en-
tregue en- ST. domicilio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
ENI.ACE

Aye a las once Dc Ia mariana crvo lugar
er c! uumero 2O1 del Hospital Santa Rosa.
= m~artimonio csninigo de- senior Ponciano
Trcvino : Ia Sra. Carolina y. de Trcvino, IA
cual en- Ia dicha instruction medica. sc en-
cueatra cHfern'a dc alEuna Sravcdad.
Oiicio en- Ia ceremonial. CT T. T. Juan
Pratt. G. ". F.. SieHdo padrinos de manos.
Cl senior don Francisco dc T. Fcn1cr y *
sonora Juana HERNANDEZ de Bucn Rostro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
CORTES Y.POLICLA
Un perro que moles.a mueho

Los vecinos de la Gale de Dashield
Sc quejaron a Ia policia de que exis-
tc por aouelias GALES IN perro que
ladra continuamente de dia Y de
che. FL Official cue fue eaviaGo a to-
mar informes, manifesto que el ami
nal tiene n pierna quebrada Y que
el propietario le pidi6 cue 10 mata-
p,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
SANTOEAL.

SARApO. JUNO 14.-(Temporas
3 Ayuro V Abstinencia de carnes
ordenes Mayores. lnfra Octava de
P~entecosteS. Santos Basilio Magno
Obispo Confesor, Padre Y Doctor de
Ia IgIesia Griega Y Eliseo Profcta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
Por agrcSion.

I'm americana inCreSo a la carcel
a las atlas horas de la noche del jue-
Nes. acusado de haher agredido a 81
esposa. prete2diendo cauSarIe damn
arrestado 81 asaltante. =
disposition dc Ia autoriGad respecti-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
Registro Civil
NACIMIENTOS.

Tn nino del senior J.. f. Peche y dc
la sonora Josefina NJ. de Pecne. en-
la Gale de Keller 217.
Tn nino de Abraham de la Fuentc
V de Ia sonora Josie r. de de la Fuen
te, en- Ia Gale de S. Heigts 514.
Una nina de Herlindo Perez Y de
IA sonora SoledaG Acosta de Perez,
en- Ia calle de W. Commerce 1905.
In nino dc Paulo Mesa Y dc la
sonora Clara L. de Mesa en- Ia callc
de Monterrey sos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

Jose Crtega, de ~entero-colitis, seis
amos de edad, en- la Gale de Palo
Verde $50.
Francisco Dominique de diecinue-
We ARCS. entero-colitis, en- Is calle &c
Mstamoros l16.
Anita Feiazquez de cincuenta d
nos de eiad, apcplegia, en- la Gale de
Lake View PIP.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
~Sqngrento conlbGte.

Comunican de Rosa Delgada, que
el dia S de- presente mes, Sc llbro un
sangriento combate en- las c~ercanias
dc csc pueblo, entire una partida de
alzados. Y un grupo numeroso de fuer
zas del gobiernc. sacardo la peor par
te estas ultimas que fucron compile
tamente derrotadas.
Ia accion tuvo lugar muy cerca oe
Ia Oruga," a dos kilometres de
"Puente de San Pedro" siendo los ca
rrancistas Ell numero de IS y los re-
v~olucionarios el mismo numero apro-
ximadamente. Sc desconoce hasta
ahora. 81 los rebeldes habran comet!-
do IN atentsdo en- la ~poblac!on, en-
case dc haber sido to4nada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
sodoGs R,son44
De MONTERREY.

Proccden,c d. Ia ciudad d Montcrey.
y. l.. 50 crrucHt-a en- San An;on,o. a.Cnr-
Harado dc - fan'lla, o. ..-. IN soec "arr-
5-ano. Gui"n en- csts CobAcion Pcrnaacccra
po- ai-gncs d;as.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
MhTRINOSiO

GSar on "a Cathedral dc San Fernando, 81 ma
trimorio de IA senorita Eivlrs Soiia con CT
senior L. Roy Armstrong.
La ceremonial civil. 50 verificars en- la ca
sa numcrc 1920 DE- "a Gale y. Navidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
DE ALlV

In was re franco aIiyio Saic dc u1c dc los
hospitals Dc Ia ciu6ai. dondS fucra opcrsda
por 81 doctor U-rutia, IA sonora Mercedes Gu
ticrrc= d. Poppc. esnoSa del Scno- don Adofo
Popfe. IACcnicro Constructor del cdificio dc
Ia PEENSA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
PARA TAMPlCO

: principles % "A >cmana nroNirra. sal
d-a dc san Antonio para {! pUcrtn lie Tam
2ico. cl s.. Ing. Po-riro TrcvIro A-rccla,
a~ctualmcntc radicaGo en- In mcncionads ciu-
dad mcXIrara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
.Otra pooiac1on atGcado.

Seg7in Sc sahe la poblacion de To-
uaia, s;tuada a 10 largo de la Inca
Terra del Pan Americana, sufrio un
ataque de consideration por parte de
los rebeldes felicistas, los que des-
pues de tomarla, lie prndieron fuego,
fusilando al Jefe de Ia Estacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.
Telefono Crockett Y Travis 996
Crockett Y Travis 1920.

FL unico sitio de AUTOMOBILES me-
xicano en- Ia Ciudad. Todos nucs-
tros ch~auffeurS son de Union. Wales
cortos desde SOC. ' $500 por la no.
"a. Precios e~speciales para fuera de
IA Ciudad. Servicio rapido dia y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

NoTA:-Los suse1ptores, al zanzibar de reside7cia, deben darnos
s1nto Ia nusva como In antigua direction, & lin de poder anoar 81 Gamble
en- nnes1os Ibros-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14

La PRErSA e q peri6dieo medeano Dc
HnSer eircniEeidn en- los EstAdos Unieos. ,
psr b aato el msjor para los a~nUneiansa-
Arizona republican., 1919-01-30
THREE PAY FINES
 IN POLICE COURT

Marciel Garcia was sentenced in po- lice court yesterday afternoon to five days in jail on drunk and disorderly charge, and 10 top off his misfortunes he was siVen T. days additional for having marihuana in his possession.
 Leonoria Andrada paid a fine of S10 for taking a shirt without the owners permission, and S koga paid similar amount 10 make up for any damage he might have done to the N.s,reets of Phoenix by driving over them at faster speed than the law allows.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-30

the house. One was for the relief Of the Norton Morgan Mercantile com pany of WillcoX and the Page Garage company of Wilcox. This recalled the ! pursuit, more than a year ago, of the ! Powers brothers and Tom Sisson, the nurdeTers of Sheriff Mcbride of Gra- ham county and two other officers. | The mercantile company had advanced ! to the pursuing posse supplies to the value of $16725 and the garage com pany rendered service in the amount of $315. A biIl was introduced for tho estab- ishment of game refuge in Navapai county to be known as the Camp Wood game preserve.
 X bin was brought in to amend the law With respect to boards of school trustees. Among other things, it pro- vides that no relative of q trustee may be given employment in a district with out the unanimous consent of the board.
 A bill was introduced by the ap- propriatlOn committee for the relief of the office of secretary of state. ap- propriating $8,263 for the payment of motor license number plates.
 Against Bad Check Artists | The rest of the morning session of
  noon session was spent in the commit tee ot the whole. The first measure taken up Was the bill of Mr. kimball tO all teeth to the NW against those who pass fraudulent or worthless checks in exchange for money or prop ertN The bill Was amended SO as to 1 protect labor a@ainst this species of fraud. In the course qf long debate many other amendments were pro posed. with the result that it was re fcrred to the Judiciary committee with instructions to carry out the recom- mendatIons of the committee.
 Two measures intended to benefit the returning soldiers and sailors were indefinitely postponed. One of them proposed to give them the preference ill employment in public offices and work. The other proposed special eX- empuons for them in matters of taxa ton. Constitutional objections were raised to both measures.
 Various other matters in the course of the deliberations of the committee were considered and postponed. leaving for them places on the calendar.
 TS) relief bills were passed by the house. One Of them appropriated $3,30u for the clerical and contingent expenses Of the governors office to the enu or the llSCdI year, ana the other, s2-400 for the expenses of the auditor S office.
 Educational Bill Reappears
 House bill No. 10 was reported out of two committees to which it has been referred. without very definite recom- mendations and will possibly be brought up in the committee of the whole today. This is the bill prepared by the educational commission headed by John D. Loper. IL is understood that the principle of it, that of taking and keeping the schools out of politics has the support of a large number of the members of the house, though there are differences of opinions as to de- tails. It is expected, though, by the friends of the bill that these can be easily adjusted so that an agreement can be reached on the main provisions
Arizona republican., 1919-01-30
PARACHUTE JUMP
 FROM AlRPLANE
Scientific American)

The first successful experiment on record of jumping from moving air plane with parachute was recently made by Captain Sarrat a French aviator This intrepid airman Ieaped from a height of 500 yards with an umbrella some twelve yards in diam eter, and landed safely He was three minutes in the air, suspended from the parachute. Previous to this test nu- merous experiments were carried out in France with sandbaSs, and the practicability of thc scheme was es- tablished beyond reasonable doubt. But it goes without saying. nevertheless. that it required real courage to be the first to risk life and limb in an actual test.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-30
BANKHEAD BILL IG
 MOVING OII RAPIDL

The state engineers office yesterday received telegram from A. ". Wilson. acting secretary of the state highway engineers association. Parkersburg. West. Va, stating that the Bankhead bill for the improvement of highvaEs was moving rapidly in congress along an unusual route.
 It has been attached to the postof- flee appropriation bill which has been reported for consideration this week. The Bankhead provihion carries an appropriation of $50,000,0 900 for the first year; S75.OO0,0O0 next year and s100000,0 900 for the third year
Arizona republican., 1919-01-30

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Arizona republican., 1919-01-30
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Arizona republican., 1919-01-30
Four New House Bills

A message from the senate brought the information that house joint reso- 'ution No. 1, limiting the time of the in- toductlon or bills carrying appropria- uons had been indefinitely postponed 1nd that house concurrent resolution No. ?, approving d league of nations. had been passed
 Four new ills were brought into
Arizona republican., 1919-01-30
Toilet Articles at h
 Have Cebt

WOODBURYS $ FACIAL SOAP-regular 25c cak,t t21 On Thursday and 4 cakes for 60 Er IIludy tI
 ANDREW JERGEN'S $ GLYCERINE TOILET SQART aw3ys TTs.y 0s aSd pfF Fda sah 0" 10 cakes for 69nn JERGEN'S BEST TALCUM POWDER-largc si43I cans. Always 25c, but 4 cans for 60 los Thursday and Friday ........ Oo Flo HUDNUTS COLD CREAM-regular s1OO size :ia D, for Thursday and Friday, cGIh only .........................V Vo1
The daily banner., 1919-04-03
AGREEMENT ON Steel
PRICES REJECTED
Rail- Administration Refuses to
Accept Schedule.

Washington, April 3-The railroad
administration refused to accept the
steel prices agreed upon by the indus
try and the Industrial board of the
department of commerce
Attempts to reach an understanding
between the administration and the
board failed at q four-hOur session of
cabinet members and heads of govern
ment purchasing agencies. and the en-
tire matter was recOmmitted to the
board for further consideration
Secretary Glass called the confer
ence to- consider whether the plan of
readjustment prices through the indus
trial board will he adhered To by the
government.
There have been intimationS that
unless some agreement can he reach
ed, the industrial board will go out of
existence on the ground that without
full government support for the volun-
tary price revisions arranged by the
board. it cannot enlist the support of
the public
President Wilson appealed to by
Secretary Redfield to adjust the con-
troversy, has not yet replied to the
se"reteary,s cable
The daily banner., 1919-04-03
POLICE CHIEF KILLS BANDIT
John F. Logan Shot Soon After He
Breaks Bethlehem Jail.

Allentown. Pa. April 3.-Two hours
after John F. Logan broke out of jail
at Bethlehem he was shot and Killed
by Davis, chief of the Bethlehem po-
lice.
Logan is believed 10 have been one
of a band of "yeggmen." He was
brought from Berwick on a charge of
stealing motor car from Charles F..
GOodenough, z piano dealer.
A keeper found Logan had escaped
by filing several bars in his cell. Da-
Wis and Quigney, a detective, decineu
he probably had Jumped train of
coal cars headed for Philadelphia
They started in pursuit in Davis mot
or car
Just beyond Hellertown they fo"n'l
the train On a siding Suddenly Logan
jumped from car and ran across Il
field
Quigney fred several times as Lo-
gan. with revolver. but missed him
Davis brought him down at the first
shot He died on the way to a hos
n;tal in Allentown.
Davis formerly was an officer of
the state police. He was made chief
of police by Mayor Arch Johnson.
The daily banner., 1919-04-03
AGREEMENT ON
PEACE NEAR
Fra:~:ca is Likely to Get the
Sarre valley.
A FLEG|SG|IE IS POSSIBLE
Ireennnities Demanded of Germany
May Be Close to Twenty-fiv Bill
lions.

lions.
Paris. April Sc Corsidera ton of the
! gees. ion rf repara ationS and the dispo-
siliGl ui The Rhine valley was contin-
ucd by the council of four, comprising
| President Wilson. and the prenliers of
France. Great Britain and Italy, when
| the session of. the council was re-
| sumed.
IT is understood to be probable that
at LEASE ;llree more days will be oc-
| cupied with these subjects.
i is stared authorita+ively that the
prcSDectS for an accord on the chief
peace problems are more hopeful.
Distinct progress was made at the
| sessions. particularly regarding the
Sarre valley The indications are that
the French will get coal from the re-
gion. which will be charged against
| their share in the separations.
| There was some discussion of the
advisability of leaving the eventual
| disposition of the Sarre valley to a
! plebiscite.
| NIbSt VI lllt VA was iNNhofSl W
the question of the Rhine frontier and
! reparatiOn. The question of the re-
| sponsibility of the former emperor and
others for the war also was touched
Oh for the first time,
The chief remaining details of the
reparation question involve the points
whether French and British pensions
will be named in the treaty.
Indications from one source are that
! the total will amount to between 500.
900 100000 and S25,00O,O0O,000.
What was construed as a warning
that the world could not long cOunte-
nance further DELAY in the adjustment
of peace has been delivered to the al
| lied prpmiers and military representa-
| tives by President Wilson.
At late hour Monday the president
arose during the meeting of the con-
| ference in VI. Clerrenceau's room at
| the French war office. and solemnly
| assured the conferees Of his belief that
| they should do all in their power to
bring together the lose ends In the
debate in an effort to unite on peace
terms upon which a treaty might be
| presented to Germany.
1t is understood the president point
ell out frankly the delays that have oc-
Cured in the work Of peace-making.
He said that the world was awaiting
| the c~r"'rs'nn IF the task of the. con-
ferees and had a right to expect early
results
Settlement of Italy's frontier ques-
ton contemporaneously with that Of
Franco was insisted upon by S.gnor
Orlando at a conference with Presi-
dent Wilson. Just before the council
! Of fnrr convened.
The italian premier asked the presi-
dent whether he did not think f-ad-
visable 10 have an informal exchange
of views on the Italian prohlem, es-
pecially as regards the Adriltie, he,
: fore it is presented TO the council
The president replied TINT he sharaf
! this View. hut. owing to the press'I"e
: Of work had been unable to- sts,ay the
| italian question. He promised r. Il"
So
/ Sgnor Orlando's suggestion of 81
! multancouS settlement of the frantie"
questions involves joint peace VIII
Austria. Il plan which is favored by
! the American delegation provided il
| 6urS rCt cn1Sa 700 much DELAY