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with inquiries for suitable homes in
Arvada. but are away short on the
supply.
F. E. Taylor, of Denver, was in
town Wednesday, looking for house
to move his family into.
J. L. Howard, who has been liv-
ing on J. J. Webber's place, north
of Arvada, has rented the acre tract
of F. T. Blackburn, on College ave.
The Denver Tramway company
came across" Monday with 5000, 900
back pay to their employees, and the
boys are happy.
&. w. Jordan, who has been laid up
with very severe case of the flu,
was out for the first time Wednes-
day, but was not feeling very robust
=. se>
Esther, the seven year old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Jones, is
still confined to her bed with valvular
heart trouble as a result Of the flu.
However, she is slowly improving, we
are pleased to be able to report.
Rev. Cooper, former pastor Of the
Arvada Methodist church, and his
son-in-law, Mr.. Kern, of Windsor,
Colo. called on Prof. o. b. Drake
and family, last Thursday evening,
having driven down by auto. Rev.
Cooper is getting along nicely in his
work at Center, Colo.
George Graves, who has been in
naval training at Goat Island, came
home Friday evening with an hon.
orable discharge.
D. r. Cahill left Friday noon for
Cheyenne Wells, where he spent Sun
day visiting his brother and his FAM
lily. Mr.. A. H. Barth, the veteran
grocer, looked after his business in
terests during his absence.
]. A. Pearman & Son, four miles
west of Fl. Logan, and seven miles
west of Littleton, will have a big
stock sale, consisting of $50 head of
fine stock, horses, etc. on Tuesday,
March 4th. See advertisement else
where in this paper.
mr.. v. A. Brown, who about year
ago purchased the w. L. Boatright
place, seven miles west Of Arvada, II
contemplating selling off his stock
and farm machinery and moving to
Arvada to live. Mr.. Browns plans
have been changed by tht rathtr sd
den death of his son, Ralph. which O.
Cured week ago last Sunday, 1ess
the effects of the flu. He left VI
dow and nine months old child. Mr..
Brown had purchased the farm for
his son, who was only % years old.
Now that Providence has intervened,
Mr.. Brown and his wife will retire
from the farm. The date Of his sale
will he announced in these columns
later. X .-.--
Mrs. Z. L. Foster has about re-
covered from an attack of the flu.
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ARMADA LODGE No. lll A
u F. { A. 4 mests first aad
s1rd W!s,54os'day svsaias ID
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-12

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-12

True translator filed with he Post
master a. San Antonio. Tex. as re-
. auired by the at of October 6. 1917.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-12

WASHINGTON, JUNO 11.-Eliuh
Root, ex-Secretario dc EStado del 60
bierno americana. Sc presento hoy an
te Ia Comision de Relaciones EXte-
riores del Senado, de H.otu proplo,
para rendir una declaration en- IA in
vestigacion que Sc practica acerca de
la n como llegaron a manos
de ciertas personals de Nuieva York,
copias del tratado de paz.
Mr.. Root declare qle el tenla en-
su poder desde hacia varias semanas
una copia del tratado dicho, que lie
fue entregado por Harry P. Dawson,
de la Casa B~ancaria de Morgan Y
Compania.
Ell Senador Lodge dljo que ia CO.
pia Que 81 habia visto lie fue mostra-
da por Mr.. Root. Despues de que
acabo de declarar Mr.. Root, fue la
mado Mr.. Davidson, quien manifesto
que el habia tralio la copia del
tratado a los Estados Unidos, pero
que no Il habia leido a nadle, cNcep-
to a Mr.. Root. La Comision estuvo
interrogando por cerca de media no.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-12

"a a Mr.. Dawson, despues de 10 cual,
Sc llamo a Mr.. John P. Morgan, quien
manifesto que el no habia visto ningu-
Ia copia del tratado.
Mr.. Root en- su declaration EXPIRE
SO cue el %gobierno aleman habia he
cho publico Ell tratado en- detalse Y
que desde s momento ell documento
habia venido a ser de la propiedad del
publico.
Hay dos parties en- las ~negociaclo-
mes. agrego el distingufdo abogado, Y
cada una de elias tiene el derecho pa
ra hacerlo publico, Y desde ell momen-
to en- que tai cosa Sc haoe, deja de
ser secreto cualquier trsto diploma.
tico. Ell gobiecno aleman con su en-
tero derecho para hacer publico ese
documento. 10 hizo publico y es por
10 tanto un documento plblico.'
Mr.. Root rechazo la instruction
Gle que no tuviera derecko para tener
Y usar tai documento como mejor lie
rareciera. desde el momento que dl-
cho pacto ha venido a ser un dccumen
10 publico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-12
So AMOS DE USO.

La Sra. A. Waldman, quien reside
en- $50 Glenn Ave-, Fresno, Cal, nos
escrbe 10 siguiente: "Cuando era
ioven padeci una fiebre, a consequent
cis de Ia cual suf-ia ataques de tos
en- el ~invierno. Hace treinta Y dos
amos lei acerca de la medicinal Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar, Ia compre Y me
ha dado los mejores resultados. He
seguido usandola. Soy viuda Y
cuenta con 66 amos de edad. No hay
NADIA mejor para las afecciones de los
bronCrios, catarros, resfrios. etc. Es
de inestimable valor para los ninos,
pues alivia e. Group, la difteria Y IA
pulmonia. No contiene opio nj II
c6ticos. De venta en- todas las b.
ticas. (AoV.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-12
LA C%ONFERENCIA De
PAZ DARA AUDIENClA
A LOS IRLANDESES
Ell coronel House visitara IT.
landa para conocer Ell
yerdadero sentimiento
del pueblo de
esa isIa
Walsh y Dunno conferenciaron
con ell Presidente Wilson

!. + = = - :. !. :. = = X - = \ :.
J. True translation filed with he Post =
- master a. San Antonio, Tex. as re- j.
:. quired by the at of October 6, 1917. y
:T*! .*+++++*+* S+**+
DUBLIN, JUNO 11.-Un despacho
.procederte de Paris, recibido por Ell
Freeman's Journal, dice que puede
asegurar de buena autoridad, que la
question irlandesa sera considerable
probablemente en- la conferencia de
paz.
FL Coronel E. NJ. House. uno de los
Delegates americanos a Ia conferen-
cia de paz. hara una vista, sIegun
Sc dice, a Inglaterra en- Ia proxima
quincena Y encarecera al gobierno
inglea Ia necesidad de arreglar Ia
question irlandesa. Sc dice Que eli CT
tado araericano pretende tambien
hacer una vista a Irlanda para in
vestigar las condie'ones qGe preva.
lecen ALI Y COMO Z ciencia cierta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-12
ITALIA NO ADM!TIRA TRANSACCIONES
RESPECTODE TRATADO De LONDRES
Orlando hizo esta declaration Categorical en- Ia Sc
sion del martes del ConseFo de los Cuatro,
causando general CONSERVATION
Sc tiene como segura una nueVa crlsls y por CONSEQUENCE
una nueva obstruction para ell areglo de la paz

rechazaria cuaiquiera i~nsInuaclon So
bre una transaction.
Esta declaration hecha en- Ell mo-
mento precise en- que TODD el mundo
esoeraba va una Solucion amistosa
del problema del Adriatico 9 una
mayor certidumbre cue en- las ante
riores ocasiones, ha causado como es
de suponere, una profunda conster-
marion en- los cifculos de IA %confercn-
cha V Sc tiene como seguTa n nueya
crisis.
e. Primer Ministro Orlando ACADIA
de regresar de una vista a Roma, en-
donde permaneci6 varios djas cele-
Srando conferencias con e. Rey Vic
tor Manuel V los miembros de So ga
binete, asi como con los lideres de
todos los particles.
Embellishments que ell Primer Mi
nistro italiano hizo 81 declaration
de guerra contra toda transaction res
pecto de Ia question del Adriatico Y
ell pacto de Londres, el Presidents
Wilson Sc elimino de toda discussion
sobre la citada question, Gejando 81
Primer Ministro Lloyd George y a
Clemenceau que Sc las entendleran
con Orlando.
Al haccrlo asi, ell PreSidente decla
no en- terminus que no dajan lugar
a Guda. que los Estados Unidos por
ningunas circunstancias podrian for
maj parte del pacto De Londnes. que,
segun Sc dice, Ell ~presidente tacho de
ser IN convenio '';gnominioso."
BESIDE hace dias Sc han estado re-
cibierdo fer los circulos de la COME
rencia noticias de que influencias pro-
germanas estan trabajando en- Italia
para agitar Ia opinion publica Y crear
un ~desacuerdo interior v haccr que
Sc pida Ell retro de la delegation d.
oaz encahezada por Ell Primer Minis
tro Orlando v Sc reec. place por otra
nue encabece el Primer iMnistro Gio-
litti.
La situacion interior en- Italia, esta
a~sumiendo IN caracter mas Y mas
turhuiento. La prensa continua una
nimemente apoyando IA Orlando Y sus
reclamacioHes on las conferenclaS de
raz v atacan6o v;oIentamente las o.
piniones del Pre>identa Wilson res
pecto de ia question del Adriatico.
Las hue.gas han paral;zadU en- par
te algunos de los servicios en- va
rias de las grandes ciudades, entire
las que 81 cuentan Roma, Napoles,
Venecia Y Turin, v ell Partido Socia-
lista aun o una huelga
general en- Ia nacion como protesta
contra los arreglos de Ia paz.
Los flncionarios italianos que es-
tan relacionados con los trabajos ae
paz aqui, opinan que la actual crisis
industrial en- 81 pals, es NADIA compa-
rada con la q sobrevendria 81 la con-
ferencia de paz dictara un fal!o de
finitivo contrario a Italia, en- Ia cue
ton del Adriatico.
ROMA JUNO 11.-Las hualgas
Y los desorde2es de caracter politico
que han estallado en- varias parties
del pals, han dado lugar a que Sc
convoque a una session especial del
gabinete para MARIANA, a fin de o
siderar Ia ~situacion. la junta fue
ordenada por ell Rev Victor Manuel,
despues de una c~onferencia que tuvo
con el Ministro Colosimo, jefe in
terino del gabinete.
Cnandn necesite lihros en- esnannl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-12

PARIS, JUNO 1l.-Frank P. Walsh
Y ell ex-Gobernador Edward F. Dun
ne de Illinois, que son loa repre-
sentantes de las sociedades irIande-
sas de los Estados Unidos, ZEN esta
capital, han losrado conseguir que ell
p~residente Wilson les de n audien
cia, la cual debe haberse celebrado
HOY. En- dicha audiencia, segun Sc
sabe, los representatives irlandeses Pc
diran al Primer Magistrate amer
cane, que haga una declaration de-
finitiva acerca de su actitud con res
pecto al pern,iso para que los dele
cados i~r,andeses Sin Feiners Sc pre-
aanten ante la Co%nferencia de Paz,
en- vista de Ia resolution adoptada por
ell Senado de los Estados Unidos, en-
careciendo este paso.
Los representatives Walsh Y Dunno
encareceran .ambien al Presidente
que presente ell case de 1rlanda al
Consejo de los Cuatro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-12

PARIS. JUNO 1l.-El Prim2r Nj
nistro italiano. Senior Orlando AFRO
10 aver una nueva bomba en el edifi-
clio de la paz al declarar lisa y LANA
nente en- Ia session que el ConseJo de
los Cuatro ceiebro aver, que Italia
Sc sostendra firmemenhe en- Las eStl-
pulaciones del pacto de Londres Y que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-12
ARZOBISPO BONZANO
VA A C~ONFERENCIAR
CON Ell PAPA

WASHINGTON, JUNO 11.-El Ar
zobispo John Bonzano, ~delegado a
post6lico de la Santa Sede en- los
Estados Unidos. salio hoy de esta
capital para Nueva York, donde Sc
embarcara para, Italia ell sabado pro-
ximo, a donde ira a ~conferenciar con
el Papa Benedict.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-12
|ELIHU ROOT FUE QUEEN MOSTRO
AL SENAD0R LODGE LA COPIA
DEL TRATADO DE PAZ
Ell ex-Secretario de Estado la recibio de manos de Henry P
Dawson, de la Casa Bancaria de Morgan y Compa-
MIA que trajo ell documento de Europa

Ambos deelararon ante la Comision de Relaciones del Senado
y ell primero manifesto que desde ell monento que ell 60
bierno aleman habia publcado dscho tratado de
paz, este dejaba de ser I'm documentc secreto So.
para ser de propiedad pubica
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-12

ell sentimiento del pueblo acerca del
movimiento separatista Il irsiepen-
diente.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27
Open Air Performance
Of'' 'Aido'' Planned for
Sheepshead Speed,uay

Verdi's immortal opera "Aida" will
have monster open-air performance
at the Sheepshead Bay Speedway on
Sunday evening, August 10.
This production. under the high pat
ronage of the Italian Consul General in
New York. Comm. Romolo Tritton,
will be given for the benefit of the
sufferers of the recent earthquake in
the Florence area of Italy.
Fortune Gallo, impresario of the San
Carlo Opera Company, and Andreas &c
Scgurola, of the Metropolitan Opera
Company. who are organizing this pro
duction, have secured a cast of lead
ing stars from the Metropolitan, Chi
cago and San Carlo opera companies
The orchestra will consist of 200 mu-
sicians There also will be a stage band
of IS pieces, chorus of 800 and bal
let of 100.
In Rhadamc's great triumphal scene
Of the second act the stage ensemble
will total 1000 persons. A great array
of animals, including camels, oxen, ele-
plants and horses also will take part
in this scene.
Construction of the huge stage re-
quired for the production will be be-
gun tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27
Canadian Exhibit at
anderson Galleries
Closes This Ueek,

This is the closing week Of the exhi-
bition at the Anderson Galleries which
has brought before the American pub
lie the remarkable collection of paint
lngs and drawings forming Canada's
artistic memorial of the war. The pict-
ures will presently be taken to Ottawa.
where they are to find their permanent
home in a great building designed for
the purpose. They are worth seeing
They constitute a vivid and instructjve-
panorama of the war.
From a purely artistic point of view
this show has inevitably invited the
criticism which waits upon almost
any enterprise of the kind to-day. Our
epoch is not one of great military paint
ers. And the nature of the war has l.
self initiated against the production
Of many successful pictures. Good
work has come by luck, when
some man of exceptional talent has
been unexpectedly visited by precious
opportunity. But the rough truths Of
the war have been set down by ru-
merous artists, and they are well repre-
sented in the Canadian exhibition. Tho
tragic appearance of ruined towns, the
miscries of the trenches. the routine
Of gun pits, the daily life Of the in
fantryman- all these things are re
, corded with scrupulous exactitude. 10
one who wishes to enrich lis sense Of
the actualitos of the war should miss
this exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27
Fifth Week Of
Stadium Concerts
Begins TO-m0rr0,,

Ip the fifth week of the Stadium
Symphony Orchestra concerts two
guest conductors will conduct their own
compositions, Elliott Schenck, Wednes-
day, and James P. Dunn, Friday night.
Monday, Symphony Night, Marie
Louise Wagner will be the sooist
heard, in the soprano aria from "Lc
Cid" the orchestral selections includ-
ing the overture to Beethoven's
"Egmont," Goldmark's "Rustic We'd
ding" Glazounow's Suite, "L'Au-
TONNE" Debussy's nocturne "Fetes"
and his "L'Apes Midi dun Faunc."
Tuesday night Ruth Miller, soprano,
and Craig Campbell, tenor, will sing
the Polonaise from "Mignon" and the
tenor aria from Romeo and Juliet"
respectively. Operate selections will
prevail for the orchestra, as usual on
Tuesdays, including the overture to
Strauss's "The Bat" the "Aida" fan.
TASTE, Carmen" suite No. 2, two prel-
udes from "Lohengrin" and Delibes's
ballet suite "Sylvia."
Wednesday nights miscellaneous
programme will introduce Schenck's
Indian overture, "The Arrow Maker"
conducted by himself, with Grieg,
Tschaikowsky, List, Jannefeldt, Dvorak
and others represented, and with the
Stadium Quartet, including lde!le
Patterson, Ernest Davis, Lillian Eu-
bank and Earle Tuckcrman, as the
vocalists.
The second Symphony Night, Thurs
day, brings Victoria Boshko to the
piano, with Griegs concerto in A
minor, and Ilya Schkolnik, violinist,
in Saint Saens's "Le Deluge," with the
ch-Albert prelude, choralc and
fugue, Haydn's Symphony No. 13 in
G minor, and the overture to LAD
prcnti Sorcicr," by Dukas.
Friday night, Elias Brccskin, violin
st, IN the first movement of Tschai-
kowsky's concerto and U. S. Kerr,
basso, in the Calumnia aria from
"The Barber of Seville" will be solo
lists, and composer Dunn will conduct
the first performance Of his new in
termezzo. Other orchestra numbers are
selected from the operas Of Weber,
Verdi, Gounod, Wagner and Rimsky.
Korsakow
Nine. Margaretc Matzenaucr is the
soloist for Saturday nights popular
programme, singing arias from "Lc
Prophete" and Samson ct Dalila. "
The following Sunday night is to have
miscellaneous programme, with
Nevada Van Der Vcer and Reed Miller
as soloists.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27

was stationed there Lieutenant Rutt.,
made nearly a dozen sketches in oil
illustrating the most interesting and
exciting scenes of the flight.
One sketch shows the arrival of tho
NC-4 at Ponta Delgada, with cbear;r,,
crowds lining the beach and all thu
ships in the harbor outlined in h,r.
ing and flags.
Another shows the arrival of IN.
NC-3 in damaged condition as shs
motored into port under her ow,
power after navigating over 200 miles
on the storm tossed sea.
Two of the pictures illustrate 'plano.
passing destroyer station shin. The
first, daylight view. shows the plan,
flying above storm clouds and the do.
stroyer tossing about in a rough so,
The other, night view, shows tho
plane silhouetted against the moon an4
the destroyer aglow with LIGHTS bor
searchlights piercing the darkness. An.
other sketch pictures the manno~ :,
which the crew of the NC-l was res.
cued by the Greek steamer ionia after
their thrilling experience. And still
another portrays Boatswain Moore on
the lower wing tip of the NC-3 ,.nder
water while Tightening up the bolts Of
the remaining wing tip pontoon. This
remarkable feat was done between
fifteen and twenty times during tina
ffty-three hours on the water, and was
one of the vital necessities to keep her
from turning over and sinking.
Others are equally interesting and
instructive. All are to be published
shortly and it is hoped that the orisi
nails will be shown IN New York
soon.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
GLENN STARK'S
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