davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
Sc trata de fundar en- San
Antonio una escuela
para e%nfermeraS

Acadia &c llegar 4 esta ciudad, Ia
sonora Bessie 4. Haasis, quien des~
empena Ia S~ecretaria de la Orgam-
zac;6n Nacional de Enfermeras de
S~alubridad Publica. viniendo con ei
obiero dc Yer 81 es possible fundar en-
San Antonio. n escuela de enter
meras dependence de IA menclonaca
organization.
la sonora Haasis, que reside en-
Nueva York, ha estado ultrmamente
en- var;as ciudades de! trayecto de
auuel puerto Il esta localidad, He
vando a cabo en- las referidas pobla-
clones. investigaciones pareclqas Il
las Que realizar& en- San Antonio,
con 81 propio objeto de fundar es-
cuelas como Ia que hemos menciona'
do.
DespueS de permanecer en- San
Antonio hasta ell lunes %proXin1o, II
Secretaria de Ia Organization. de
Enfermeras saldra con direction a
Houston V Galveston, O el propio
cbjeto que II ha traido . San An
tonic.
La sonora Haasis ~conferencIo aver
con el Mayor Gardener, Jefe del
Ccnscjo d. Salubridad Publica de
los Estados Unidos, en- San Antonio,
= con 81 Doctor ". a. King, de-!
D"rartamento de Salubridad de Ia
ciudad. Representatives. de 10 que
dichos fmcionarios trataron con Ia
DANA mencionada que es inuy posi-
bic cue en- brave Sc establezca en- es-
Ia localidad la escuela de que trata-
mos. en- Ia cUal Sc ensenara, como
glaterias principales. las reglas prlr-
~cirales de In hygiene y del cuidado
del enfermo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
81 Conse;o de la DefeRsa
Social de! Coudado Sc
guird funcienando

En- la session que en- su salon del
Edificio Bedell ce!cbrC aver el Con-
sejo de IA Defensa Social del Cen.
dado de Bexar. sc acord6 que tai
agrupaci6n. que fuG fundada con 81
objetc. de Hear ! cabo trabajos en-
favor De Ia guerra, no Sc dlsuelva
como en- IN principle s. habla pro-
yectado. en- vista de que Ia lucha en-
Europa ha cesado. sine cue CONT
hue en- f~uncioncs. realizando otras
labores De importancia que &c ma
propuesto ciectuar.
Entire les asuntos por los que sc
ia decidido TRAFALGAR con gran nj
peuo, s. e~acaentran 81 Problema dc
Ia Americanizaci2n de los eXtranje-
ros algunas laboreS encammadas >
ohtener el mcjOramiento moral y
material de los ninos de san INTO
MO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
Sc estd preparando va la
campeaa de- Ia Cruz Roja

Grandes prcparaticos ma cstado lie
vando a cabo Ia association de la Cruz
Roia local con motive de Ia campa-
ma de carload que, sagun Informal
mos. efectuara durante Ia sernana
cue principal el lunes pr0Ximo.
Segdn hemos indicado, Sc trata de
juntar en- esta OCCASION la cantldad
lie ciento vemticinco mil libras &c
ropa usada. la cua! sera enviada 4
los pobres de todos los PASSES des-
vastados dc Europa, 0 exception
dc Alemania. tomando parte muy
principal en- esta campana los ninoS
&c las, escueias dc Ia ciuGad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
Los soldados y marines des'
movilizados estdn obte-
niendo empleos

Recognizes informcS aver que nos
hacen saber que los soidados ' ma
rinos de los Estados Unidos que es-
tan siendo desmovilizados, al voIver
q la vida civil. son empleadoS en-
Gran nGmero lie esJablecinlientos ma
wales Y militares que el Gobierno
.tiene Ell ell pals V Ell los cuales ma
cen necesarios scrTicios de los civil
les.
Al efecto. TN gran nlmero dc oil
cinas han sido abiertas en- los liver
SOS canlpeS nilitares ron el lin ue
que ]proporcione . las personals que
cuieran obtener trabajo todos los IN
formes reIacionados que necesiten.
habiendo sido ins5aladGs variaa de
dichas oficinas en- los campamentos
cercanos Z San Antonio. al cargo de
las personals siguicnteS:
Campo Travis. SubtGniente Rims
land; Fuerte San, Houston, H. E.
Cunningham. er 81 hospital de Ia Aso-
ciaci6n Cristiana de J6venes; Kelly
Field. H. L. Some, Ell 81 edificio de
ia Asociaci6n Cristiana de J6venes;
Camp John Wise, S. A Drummer. en-
cl edificio de "a Association Cristiana
de- J6venes Y en- ell Campo Stanley.
Williab ". Willocox, en- ell mismo
ediiicio de Ia Association Cristiana
De Jcvenes
Los i~ntereSados pueden dirigirse
a las mencionadas personals en- las
dirAcciones dichas Y podran obtener
todos los informes cue sobre el par
ticular solicitor.
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en- Ia 3Ta. Corte de Distrito

I'm .; salon de !urados de csta
Corte ha continUado Ell cXanen de
.estiCoS CUE esJan en- antecedenteS Y
que presenciaron Is tragedia Ell que
intervinieron los hermanos Arson y
Charles Haze!wood Y q eX-Capitan
de Rangers Mr. NJ. &. Hall, nluer-
to : balazos frentc . ia Casa de
Cortes en- los primeros d:aS de Di-
cierlbrc del aHo pasado
FL J2eZ Anderson examine aver
4 un Captain De Rangers V al Ca
pitan del Departamcnto &c Sherlffes,
quieneS esta5an en- antecedenteS de
los Gisgustos hahidoS entire los tres
personaieS citados, habiendo renfi-
10 tambien suS declarGciones una ST.
nora. cue DreSenc;o, Ia rragcdia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
gEFUNG!ON

\ Ia edad de 81 amos. fallecio
antes de aver en esta ciudaG, Ia Sc
nora Antonio Lopez de Nombrana,
~habiendoSe verificado aver ell sepe-
Ito en el p.nteGn de San Fernando.
FL c~orteio funebre partic de Ia
casa nUmero go de ia Gale Ruiz, a
las cuatro de Ia tarde Y despu6s de
que el cuerpo fut conducido = IL ca
tedral de San Fernando, donde Sc
e~fectuaron las exeQuias de costam-
bre. fue llevadc al cementerio men
cinnade-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
NUEVO TRATANIENTo QUE
COMBATE Al REUMAT1SMO
Una GAIA dc 10 cts. sc obsequfara 4
cualquier paciente.

Sc ha descubic-to. en- Syracuse. y. "
un tratsmicnto para eli reumatisro. y AZ
tecir de :ientos lie pacicntes IS maravi-
lloso y cS algunoS casos obra como n1ila-
groso.-Unas cuantas curacioncs. aun CT
los casos desahuciados en- me han falla-
do por complete otrcs mcdicancntos. pTodu'
&C resultadoS maravilIosos. Neutraliza el aci-
do urico y deStruye los dep6sitos caicareos
uue 50 encurntran en- Ia Sangre. expuisandc
del sistema los residuoS vencnosos. Los do
lores. tirantez c inflammation Sc desyaacccn
= desaparecen para sicmprc.
Este tratamiento primeramente introducidc
por Mr.. Delano, Is tar bueno que SUI duerc
Guierc que TODD aquel que sufra de reuma-
t!sro, o cue tcnga un amigo que sufra. ad.
quiera gratis IN paquete de % cts. para Que
pruebe sus marayi!iosos cfectos anies dc gas
tar un c~entavo. Mr.. Delaro dice:-"ParE
probar que 81 tratamiento Delano combat- POI
sit:vamente 81 reunatismo. sin iInEortar 10
se"ero, obstinado = antique que sea, y cA
el que hallan fallado los medicamentos usados
antefiormente, quiero, 81 nunca ha usado I'd.
este tratamiento con anterioridad. enviarle
gratis un paquete Erandc de 15 cts, 81 BE
ME envian 10 cts. para cubrir los EastoS de
porte y distrihucion, ju1to con su nonbre >
dirccci6n."-F II. Deiaro. 10S-k. Wood
Bldg. Syracuse. y. Y. Unicamente enviare
un pacuete gratis i cada persona.
tAdv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22

dividuo en- la esquina de las GALES
de Santa Rosa Y Houston.
Los rijosos reSiden en- M ha-
cienda de las cercanias de Ia ciudad,
" hab;an venido a San Antonio cor
el obieto de solucionar negocios que
teRian pendientes, habiendo acabado
POI rcnir N q lugar indicado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
Tres iuaios en- Ia carcc!

Tres udios que ticncn c~stableci-
mfentos comsrciales en- Ia Gale Gle
), Flores. fUeron e~ncarceiados aver
en- virtud de haber sostenido dinas
coz varias &c las personals que fue-
0 a sus establecimienCos con 81 OBJ
ieto De comurar a!gUuos de los az
guc eXpcnden.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22

e Z

, Cala,eSu &c cGEl-s meE3,lH7s Y otas
nRcioEShtades c&tea- asA &C "cI"-
!, norab--S.
, Nandr IN DOLLAR $ e eaviareE3s a
I, rueIta dc cS--@o. nU.ss-u complete S2@-
!, logo Narr;nor,a!. cc- -Hs-;'2sS eCEF-
, rietsS &c uT.chSs 5oycEc= -Eu27s M
! dss. gle sgseau . ~ r1arft" SisHc : 1o--
- pr.fr rs.rd ,s--.utv 4 -uAs1ElsTa
!, - -l-s : cgnt-ae- M fe&- matr'EE72I' -
, ruy Sv-ve tempo S"=7r-5E. 9cy naeS''a
, psrte. Sor1os personals rccsf7s@-A1.eS 49,
, tro rrxocio era SsSzGn snp-v horace
, y i.ziti-nidsd. EST . NC - zee 4se -
!, = -~.,rS9 = Una u-oh.t.e So !C!DAD
!, y.TRINOE!&L. Esc-irs hoy rais-:o >;
rNS~OP0LYTtE CORRESPONDENCE
, CLUg. 2. o. So ;5s Venice, GA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
Tn coeine-o en- Ia carcei

Tn eocinero dc color. fue captu-
RADIO aver por il p~olicia, en- vlrtud
dc haber sido acusado por los pro
Dietarios de I'm centrico cafe or! 70
hn de IN gran numero &c piatos Y de
c~uhiertoS. ass como dc ciertas cantl-
daGes de harira = de mantcGuiiia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

- anuucia ..ara hoy. en- San Antonio y sus
al-.dedurrs I'll ola variable con n!uy pro-
babes luviss. yariaHdo IA temperature mini
r.a ent~g 30 y G. grades.
Sol,Iaran f-cscos fjeutCS del este.
- tsrm1T0r:ro marco aver Ia temperature
sicuiyI:-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
Yiciosos arrestados

La policia arresto aver i las 81
gulentes personals, Que estan consi-
deradas como yiciosas: I'm ebrio en-
Ii Via pubiica. cuatro Personals que
usarou NAL ienguaje IN lugares con-
curridoS. cuatro QUO v%iolaron los ar
~ticlloS dos y cautro del Reglamen-
to dc Pclicia Y dos noctragas que
fueron consignadas al Departamento
de Cliric2.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
DEFUNCioNES

I>;d-o Nl-lir,-. - pa Angela.
Olivia Dc'ylGo. ell ia GuaCs,usr.
I.an- Ayliq. en- Is Parker.
isy-rstn CaryaEo.. en- s0T ). Laredo.
Carlos Epiri=Uez. en- 10 Granite.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
Fue robado uu automovil

L.. Il. Hill. Sc QueiG aver i las
oficinas de policia del robo de un
autcmovil marca Chevrolet Y con
el nUmero 2l4400A del Estado de
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22

T!agaa ia Y-zIeba y convenzaa5s por uste-
DE-, rgf>rlss ,fae uuG sofa APPLICATION bastard
ga aac,- u su-:z admirable. zuave. blaaco
= attractive.
PCErEE APRECIAE SIS RESJLTADoS
DES?EES De Ia FRiMER& APilCACiON-
Po1ga SCORE il par;r Superior de IL rrano
M uCc1 1t cS>a c.e1la : iUeEo trU'e!a nasta
aug teSpg-ezec. No impo-ra V|a 81 cuts -
= r,uy Esrcrc. puss ruCstca crema cbra ma
r~aviIos.mcats. Una sofa application" ha7' st
curfs y - cara Mas sua"tS. hlaucC5 y 2trac-
tivoS.
: una soia operation eiectIa tai trans
Ec-r,aci ~ ~ 81 cuts : cara, lmaSiCcse 10
baaco. he-mcsos Y atrsctivos que 50 pom
G-ir Hespuss &c uSar LA CEEMA Dc BE-
LLEZA GALATEA pcr sspacio de alCuHas
seraaGas.
- CREMA De BELLEZA GALATEA -
cnviSra = cualCI:c: pa.te Il rscibo &c $40"
cu- - = .aicr jcSunSpomo Ce : oDzas.
81 TSA Ell CCPON QUE APARECE III
CALCE. LIE ENEIAREMOS ENTERAMEN-
Is GR-rES. UNA NUESTRA DE NIE>-
TRIO MaEAVILLOSo PERFUME GALA
TEA
FEINDELS. PASQU;ER CHEMICAL
TnCp font
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
III HaWD ELASALW

N7llares de personals de ambcs ssIos
dectaran que "A elcctric!Gad los M saiv5do
habiaG pe-Gido toGa esperanto. Gu
ardO SO Dadecs De debiliGad 1erviosa, ago
tamlento, neuraSteaia, talts de fuecza, de-
Amino = de Tigor, ~rsuclatiSmO, lUnhaEo,
insomnia. Intermediates 6e los -ihones.
&c! h!Caio y Ia vcjIEa. abuses Se1!aisS
-.gte-. no hay q que sea IAN ehc3.
COMO o. Ciatur0n el&ctrico. No plerda
Eu tempo = dine-c toraanto estinui2rteS
cue aUac. cu-an. 10 que 81 cuerpO
neCes.t1 eS nueys fuer-a y vlgor para
o-e los 2e-vIos y 6-2acos whales vuel-
van & 81 estado normal. Use el cintu-
-6n eleCtriCo nnisntTsS Guerrc. 81 pode-
rosa i~HruCrcia curariTa hGra GeSaparecc-
-apiGansnts su 6ecaimiento ) dolores.
ac;ivara So circulation. vlgo-izare c! 81
sceTaG Y lie trae-a nueTa vida.
plpA UN cfNTUaoN CIREcTAMENTE
Y no z & los Institutes m6dicos los
preCIos tan altos que exigeu por cStoe
--iSmos c~intgTOaeS. e CinturCn No. l
ya.e 800 orc : e. No. . yaia S4.oc ORC.
Il cue pagan mas?
los MkNoAmos i pRuEsA
81 I'd. QUie-s prine-o pToo2r SI Ell
cscia, escoia Il Cintvr61 que mas Ia
aSrade, y rc3nf,aHos Giro Postal por IA
nItaG &c 81 preclo como prusoa &c
buena .. Y Ia enviaremos 81 CirtrToH.
81 al cabo de IN mes este sattsfecho,
ros ren.tira ci rcstO de 81 E&lor. tsta
ofcrta ea Ia r1eior G~a-antia de srS Hler.-
ros = de nu=stra s!nceriGaa. ApToYecne
ia oportunidad = esc-fbGnos eC seSulds,
TSE ROYAL ELECTRIC CO.
Eoy SIS -Fndicott, y. y. EE.. UU.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22

CUando uecesite librOS eE cspanOl,
dirijase a lgnacio +. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
Esrido en- r;na

Frank Hoffman, recioi0 una ne
riGa al soStener una rina con un IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
PARA FINCAR

Webster Co. una cabaicri,a en- s"l Du-
val: Hi!ar!c Castro. un2 galeria en- 2sJ" Co
lirua ". =. Weston. una casa de ccatrO
cuar,o- ~ %JvJ Whittier.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
NATRTMONIOS

J.. Rrf,.sjO EarEGs : SerLa Rodriguez
Manuel AtrnendariG : Espcrsnza NaiIrS
Jos rrevino y Maria Dominique
Vito Riac6r y Robe Garcia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
CORP. Deat. 5.
>-3- Nm. W.

/, { p - y.
, sesr6.ls. Pas9.irr Ctc~ieci Carp. Ds3t. )
, .!ss Erasasrcy. ECr Toyh. y. !.
{ 5say FsEcTss .ai0S :--id;aatG TscontTG-
!, &C. 4g:cics Ia s.H'G a. ......-.....-...
!, Sr.CU. ....--. perG cue s. sir"rG ciIrTor-
/ re 4a poas, d. :: CREN.I De BELLE
{ 1t GiLATEa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
NO DESCUIDE LOS DOLO-
RES REUMATiCOS
Apiiquese Sloan'S LIniment ,anteS
de que sc hagan ~geEgrOsos.

APPLIQUE una peGUeua cantldad- no
Sc frote. dejelo que penetre, ' adlos
dolencias. Lo mismO para dolores de
cabeza. espalda. magulladuraS, iuNa-
clones. infiamaciones. deScoyunturaS-
Proporcicna alivio Immediate rs
el linimento cuya venta caoa II So
hace mas ~extensa. Is econ0n'ico =
causa de Ia extenSa demanda. Ten
gallo siempre lsto para Su faHutla.
Pregunte en- cUalqUler droguerla por
e.
Precio, ;Gc. 6Dc Y $1.20.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
Registro Civil
%ACISllENTOS

Uca nIna del sei'Or Lorenzo Ggajardo ) DE-
l. -tnora Amelia MaTroGuin de Gualardo' IN
iet :. alamo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
SENORAS 7. J0VENES

81 TIENEN AGRIETADA ST CARA.
SIS NANOS ASPERAS. O 81 81 CUTS
40 ESTA PEREECTAMESTE SLANDO \
LNTPf0 pACAN USO DE NuESTRA
-RENA De EELLEZA GALATEA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22

Yea listed Ell Ia eGiyiou semaUaria
de la Prausa" Yen Ia dia-ia CORES
pondierte q los GiaS - > ce Mario
ias f~otoSraflas y VesGmo-joS &c per
sonas Que despuas Ge haber Ut!llz2-
DO mis- servjcioS han >'do beHsfi-
ciadas O curaGa>. TenSo e. III
poder certenareS Re esIos testimonies,
les cualeS moStrare a gaien 10 Soacite
sin nimguna obligation &e 81 parte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22

Box SIS -Endlcott, y. J. Ec.. UU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-13
Paterson Needs 1000
NeC Homes Truy,cd;otc1v

-, PATERSON, N, j., April I2AThe.
Chamber Of Commerce Of Paterson ID
conducting mn invcstigation into thc
housing problem In this city. Accoyd.
INK to John j. Fitzgerald, secretarv Of
inc Chamber Of Commerce., Pateraon
can use 1000 new houses ut the nroa.
ent time. The house shortage is nttrih.
uted to the announcement Of building
due to Inc present high cost Of matr-
rlals. The population has increased onlv
normally, but building has fallen he.
nina great deal since 1914. The over
crowded conditions in Now York civ
have not had any particular { lfcct unon
rcntalS IN Paterson, rent increases
haVing been attributed entirely to local
conditions. a further increase in rents
- looked for this year, due to the fact
that the tax rate has increased seventy
points. This increase in the tax rata
ls due to change Of the tax laws Of
the state, changing the fiscal year and
making 1t necessary to collect taxes
twice this year. Another reason for
the increase in taxes is the necessity of
providing for the revenue which will
De lost when the saloons 70 out of
business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-13
NASSAU

HEMPSTEAD, N. Y, April l2.-Ow-
ing to the congestion of population of
Manhattan scores Of families have
moved to Nassau County during the
last few weeks, and as result but
few vacant houses are available at
Hampstead or vicinity. Fully fifteen
applicants are clamoring for every va
cant house. Rents have increased to
some degree, keeping pace with the in
creased taxes that have been placed
since the commencement of the war
The high cost of labor and material
has prevented building. With lower
cost of material an unusual building
boom will follow in all Long Island
towns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-13
Port Chester Crous, but
Building Work Lngs

PORT CHESTER. N. Y, April 10
Housing conditions of Port Chester
are very congested. Village President
Arthur r. Wilcox stated to-day that
the demand for homes of all classes
has never been q cater than at present.
Steps are to be taken in the future
by the Port Chester Community Vel
fare Association to remedy the worst
conditions. The congested conditions
in New. York City affect this com
nunity but little. The growth during
tho last two years has been normal,
but very few now homes have been
erected during that period because Of
tho exceptionally high cost Of build
ing. Tho location here Of several Now
York garment manufacturing plants
has caused the migration Of few
hundred employees from Now York TO
Port Chester. The population is 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-13
Smith Asserts
RepublicalnsAid
BOlsheviki Here
Governor Criticises the Leg
islature for Impeding the
Laws for Benefit of Wom-
en- and Public Welfare

Governor Alfred E. Smith last night
at the annual jefferson Dinner of the
National Democratic Club at the Hotel
Astor, charged the Republican-con-
trolled State Assembly with fostering
Bolshevism, because the Assembly
seems disposed to refuse to pass vari-
Gus bills advocated by the Governor.
Among these are bills providing the
eight-hour day for women, minimum
wages for women and childfen, health
insurance for women and municipal
ownership for cities. He said there are
more than eighty-two men in the AS
sembly willing to vote favorably on
these measures, if the Assembly bosses
would let them.
Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer
dwelt almost wholly on national issues,
praising President Wilson and the
league of nations.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Assistant Sec
rotary of the Navy, sketched the work
of the navy in policing, with the aid of
the British and the Italians, the North
and Adriatic seas, thus practically in
terning the submarines.
Governor Smith, in his attack on the
lower house at Albany. said in Part:
"Nobody in this state owes more to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-13
KolcEak Only Hope
OF Ruined Russia.
Says Baron Rosen
No Government Now Exists.
He Asserts, That Should
Be Recognized as Repre-
senting Russian Nation

Unless the tide of Bolshevism is
stemmcd it ultimately will be the doom
of civilization, Baron Roman Rosen,
formerly Russian Ambassador to the
United States declared yesterday in an
address before the Brooklyn Chamber
of Commerce.
1t was his first public speech since
he arrived in this country from Stock
holm, after escaping from Russia with
his wife and daughter. He was one of
the peace plenipotentaries who settled
the war between Russia and Japan.
Speaking of Russia's plight under
the Bolshevik regime, he declared no
words could describe the horror of the
present Russian situation.
Russia as Il political entity has
ceased to exist" said Baron Rosen
There is at present no political party
nor. body of men which could be held
TO be entitled to enter upon interna-
tlonal engagements in the name of the
Russian nntlon-1oast of all that small
group Of dcmcnted fanatics. with their
following Of murdcrous bandits. who
nave usurpcd power by violence and
MAINTAIN it by regime Of terrorism
such as the world has never seen. who
have completely destroyed tho social
fabric Of the state and who have
turned whit was once an empire into
n vii dcrnoss Of primitive barbarIgm
a prison, II lunntic asylum and Il
hlauRhtcr housc."
Rusein's hope Of rccongtltution lies
at present, he snid, in the ambition OF
Admiral kochak. the head Of the ST.
bcrian government, who, he said, "hns
begun to use the language of dicta-
Tor, conscious Of his power and de
termIned TO render his will supreme"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-13
Ex-kaiser's Return to
Germany Is Opposed

GUMLIGEN, Switzerland, April 12.-
(By The Associated Press ).-"I do not
believe the present German majority
government Of Ebert and Scheidemann
Of the Independent republican govern
ments in Germany will exist much
longer" said Dr.. William Muehlon. the
former Krupp director, to The Asso-
ciated Press correspondent to-day.
THE reason is that the Socialist par
ties which voted war funds in 1914
are too closely attached to the i'm
perialist panGerman and junker re-
gimes and are discredited abroad
On the question of the present posi-
ton and the future of the former Ger
man Emperor, DR.. Muehlon said:
at would be far better for us for
the Allies to keep the former Kaiser
than to return him to us, because we
should not know what to do with him.
We do not desire his return to Ger
many"
Asked If he thought the former En-.
peror was responsible for the war, Dr..
Muehlon replied:
Yes, he was. If the Kaiser had
raised finger against Vienna war
never would have come"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-13
CONNECTICUT

NEW BRITAIN, Conn, April 12.-
win building practically at a stand
sun ana the city enjoying a steady
normal growth, the prices Of rents in
THIS city are soaring to heretofore nm.
heard Of prices and the tenement short
age, IS becoming so acute that it will
probably take four or five years to
catch up with the demand, according
10 mayor George A. Quiglcy, himself
a heavy property owner. The price Of
rents IL governed by supply and de-
The call for first class tencments
was never so great as now, yet because
~ ~ sne nlgh price OF labor and supplies
there IS no new construction be;no
undertaken. There is immediate need
OF at least 1900 additional tenemonts'
owners are increasing their rents and
because of their increased expenses
are demanding IL per cent gross in
come, whereas they were previonsIy
satisfied with 10. 0NS'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-13
Ne'gork Mayor Says Tom
Lacks Room for Ne,r YorEors

NEWARK, April 12.-"The housing
situation situate, in Newark is alarming and is
last summer" says MAYOR Charles p
ELLEN. Last sumner headed New
arn committee which went to Washing
con and made an appeal to the United
states Housing Corporation to relieve
the situation here. Newark was
swamPed in housing way through the
arrival Of more than 10000 war work.
ers' a large percentage Of them bring
ing their families with them. The var
producing plants could not do anv-
up. ~'''' "0i'
The prospective increase in the
rents in addition to the already hioh
demands this summer may be in fn-
enced owing to the situation in New
York Thirty thousand families whose
neads~ are wage earners in Newark live
away from the city owing to the pros
ent abnormal condition, and this en-
tails heavy loss to our merchants"