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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05
Senate Committee viii De-
part Monday if Agree.
ment Can Be Reached to
Delay Vote on Shantung
" orkers Assail A. r. of l..
New Castle Roller Iestifies
Union Leaders Pho, to Set
Up Soviet Rule in Mills

WASHINGTON, Oct a. The Senate
Committee on Education and Labor
voted to day to visit the Pittsburgh dis
trlct before ending its investigation of
the steel strike.
After hearing several steel workers
who had declined to ION the labor
unions tina, called the strike Senator
Kenyon, chairman Of the committees
ca led an executive meeting, at which II
was decided by vote of 3 to to move
tho hearings to the steel district, in ac-
cetdancc with promises made to the
strike leaders, before closing the in
quiry and drafting rcgort for the
Senate
Senator Kenyon sad to-nieh. that he
hopes the committee can finish It's
work by the middle of next week. The
committee viii leave for Pittsburgh on
Monday, he said, if an agreement can
be reached to hold off the vote on the
Shantung amendment TO The peace
treaty. which Will be considered by the
Senate next week, until Thursday. If
such an agreement cannot be made, he
aid, the committee Will postpone its
Trip until after the final disposal of
that amendments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05

human and natural resources and has
put in places of authority those who
seek selfish advantages regardless of
the interests OF the community.
ITO remove these evils and to secure
the conditions that will promote
further economic development We
must:
Il. Eliminate all unfair privilege
of employer or employe and make
business and industry fulfill their
respons Utilities to the community.
"2 Free all industries producing
soc SLY necessary commodities or
supplying public service from selfish
or incompetent autocratic control.
During the war Great Britain and
dthe United States were
forced 10 adopt these principles to
achieve victory. 1t is now clear that
for the well being of our people and
the security Of civilization. action must
be based on these fundamentals in
time Of peace, as we'll as in time of
war. The violation OF these principles
Is ponsible Tor the present crisis in
our country and in the world
We hold that these principles are
indIsputable and We declare chat I'M
less your findings are based upon them
your report and recommendation VIII
be counsel Of confusion and viii IN
tensfy rather than allay the threaten
ing consequences of the existing evil.
We, Industrial engineer who make
TINS declaration are qualified by our
constant contact with the problems Of
modern industry TO speak collectively
and with authority concerning M
dustrla competence
In addition to Mr.. Emerson the let
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05

ed and the train resumed it's journey
two minutes late
1t was disclosed to-day that Purcell
had received the package from mes
senger who shouted "Medicine for the
Presldent," as he dashed INTO the mail
room. The expires swas then pulling
out of the trainshed, and Purcell
grabbed the parcel without waiting for
further explanations, ran across the
network of yard tracks and posted him
self in the glare of the oncoming en-
gine's headlight.
The parcel was addressed to Admiral
Grayson and marked urgent; special
delivery"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05

Emerson Motors Co. we're authorized
yesterday to accept bid of $4,000.
made by Caldwell & Co. for the prop
erty and assets Of the company.
An Involuntary petition IN bank
luptcy was filed against the Emerson
Motors Co, following The Trbune's
exposure Of its stock selling methods
threc Nnars goo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05

told the committco a, to-day's hearing.
7, J. Davies, of New Castle, Penn,
the first witness, who said he repre-
scented 5000 tin mill workers. decla red
that prior to the strike the efforts of
the unions organizers chad the ele-
lnents Of d conspiracv'
These men moved mvsteriouslv
around the plant" said Mr. Dawes
I'VE kept hearing that they intended to
cripple the plants and prevent opera
lions
These foreigners, when we asked
them, said that they were going to get
the closed shop They said that
President Wilson and Gompcrs were
with them and told us You Amcri-
cans can't work here afterward Moth
ing but union men, They SAID they
would get the check oT system and
collect all the union dues. Some Of
them explained to me: We won't need
bosses after TINS; committees win run
the mills
Workers inundated
Some of the workers are being in
undated, SAID Mr.. Davies. They are
told by the strikers, he SAID, that
their houses Will be blown up and
their wives killed "
Mr. Davies SAID that on the day Of
the strike he went to work with eight
other men, and that they were at
tackled al the gates by pckets.
They whipped the city police, they
whipped the county police. and beat
men trying to get TO work" he told
the committee. "Thcre were 500 for
elgners 4round the mill gates, and IN
tii returned soldiers TOOK charge of
the situation there was "A continuous
fight.
I've are ractically under martini
law now. rhere are about 700
deputies at the plants in New Cassle.
about 90 per cent Of the strikers
are foreigners. Very few of these men
can speak English" The American
Federation of Labor, he said. sent or
ganlzcrs to the plant. who spoke for
clgner languages in an 'nhammatory
manner
Says Gonpcrs Lost Control
Mr.. Gompers IS conservative
force MIR Davies continued, but he
has tried 10 hold back the radicals and
failed"
Davies sad that he earns ST. a dav
as roller and that his lowest paid
assistant receives 81 st day
Joseph Smith, another roller. from
Homestead, Penn. said he made from
So TO $23 a day. The strikers in
Homestead want s. a day for eight
hours Of work
There has been active campaigns to
CT union mcmbcrs,D Nh Smith told
che committee. "They didn't let Amer
leans i'll, told them to keep out of the
meetings and called them spies" MIR,
Smith said that he had been union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05
Pittsburgh Je,cs Pray
For Wilson's Kpc0uey,

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 4-Prayers for
the recovery of the health of President
Wilson were offered to-day at the
services held in Jewish synagogues in
Pittsburgh in observance Of Atonement
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05
Pessoa Speaks for Treaty

RIO JANEIRO, Oct 4.-President
Pessoa has announced his desire 20
have Congress ratfy the peace treaty
Immediately, without reservations of
any kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05
Caldwell & Co. Obtain
Campbell Motor Asset,

cmhtbs Receivers for the Campbell
Motor Car Co., successor TO the defunct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05

Labor union leaders plotted to call
the steel strike long before the men
we're called out, steel mill employees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-05

Working conditions have improved
wonderfully during the last seven
years
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-12
Ter uciie Surfridltcr,

Ger 9iirgermeiiter BON SdIau.
bcim iii feiIer non Den Gunncn,
ul0 trcu bclorot iitr ou5 Nobl ocr
@cmein0c lit er aHd) Zen 6rieOen
81 erboItcn 5piitcn oen 9iiraern.
uuo no cr ieblt, i'm 81 ltiftcu, lit
iciu hod)itca Strebcu, uno 0o3u
blctet ibm lein Nlmt OILS Ioririd)-
ter Die bette UcIe9euheit. &ebt oa
in Gorle audl Elm Hllr9cr nit Na.
men Nabernme. Ger brnlitlt iein
Noua ntd)t gar5 iiir iid); oesbolb
ocrmletct er cine 8ohmlng an
nit)t 10 uorteiIholt @cltcllte. Chen
bat cr cincu Niieter. ser i'm Be-
5obIeu uid)t piinttlih lit, uno Dem
hat er ocaholb oie Nobnung &c.
tiinoigt God DER riibrt lid uiht,
ion0crn bleibt rubig mcltcr nob-
ucu "a mjB Der @obcrmub flo
gen, unN 5ipor bein. 8emelnheae.
rIht.
Sduteu gjng'S mobl oa nid)t;
rod nat monoteIau9cm uno5yaiii'
gme Irdngen oe5 &Idgers crIGHt
Der 9irgermeiiter Die Gntiheiohua.
ole Den Wnoonfbaren 8abermuB
3u Dem unlberlegten Sflpure bin.
reiBt Gen mdbI i'd nimmer!"
Sic lautet:
Ger @oberms miro nit ieiner
&laae nbgcmieien.
@ritcns: Der 9obcrmut 1T Elm
perm0glIher NamL Der IS gor
nidlt notig bat, an auocre 81 per-
mietcn. @atte er es nIdt getan.
10 mare Der &ertloate nitt birelu.
gefomneu.
3meiten8; Der 8crfIngte lit EN-
armcr Winnu, aber ebrlid) uno Mir
Dc idnn Die Uiete bc5ohlen. menn
or 0cl0 bate.
Grittena. Dem 0abermub mare
nid)t gcDient, mcnn man Den Wfie-
fer allamicic. Scrcr miIroe MIR TO-
tort ruic0cr all ciucn uHocrH per.
mltten. nit 0lcicm Damn aud ME-
Der Strclt bctommcu ul0 geaeu
I'm Nlnoe iiihreu - eS ioa nbcr
6rieoc brrriden in u~nicrcr @e-
mcinoe mo nid)t pro3clllert Nor
han."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-12

in lallen, Gel Ennioerqniiqen auf
SEN %nnoc iieht man meiit sic Bur.
id'cu nit Sen EYriden. 0ie Raohen
init Sen Gid0dlrn iid 0reben. Ran
mus 'ih oieieu lett 25abrbunoerten
fcltaeIegten. itrenQ fonpentioneIen
@~Jutcrar1no poriteaelt, nm Ill be-
Qreiicn. ME bcjrcmOlid Ole ltnge.
SmunJcnhcit u~lIcrcr 6od3citSreiien.
oen sort eridieu. Shon Gas Still
QefiihI hdtte lie marncn miiIien. &c
lit gemib elm IicbIitcr @nblid, menn
ELI iuuaeS Gaor enlumifIunaen
ourd eitcn 0eutldcu 6riihlinaSpoI0
rnn0elt, aber in Sen Stanien beg
&otlfan unO inter Der 2oggie oes
Srcaana lit cine dnoere @altunq ae.
bcten. go allcS monumental 1T.
oo itiIiiiert iih and OnS 9etragen
Ser Wenid)en, hn0 aeuBerun9en
elmer nuiuen llrlpriindlidfelt, Die
eiuen iopliIhcn N%interlrunO perIan.
len, miiBtcn i'd BORT pom ieIbit per.
1ieteu Nehnlih Qeht es nod nit
"nd'em dHOcrcu oaS, altf fremoen
9ooen periett, icin AnIciiht adn5-
lid waaoclt. %a5 BADEN mir aolt-
Iid)crc3 ais uniere &oItslieoer2
Iber mer I'M @oli pon Hcapcl iingt:
NtuB ! 0cun, muB / Oem sum StG-
oeic nolls Scr periiinoigt lih
aIc:teuunbcu an Der @eimat ME
ON mgCuuI2 loci.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-12

TrnucntrGncu iino scr or.
ouidcnoe Hescu. scr sic N}oocba.
,drs sur &liitc brinat.
SelbH Der Gooismus Itommt
pom @eibe. Gie t6nrtsn FONT Ole
ISdnncr %8ebot'ne GQoiiten iejn2
Sonncrbor: Gic @rcn3cn Ser
ciQnen @eQobuua III crTcnnclL lit
Damn ON id'rcritcn mcnu Tie fIein
lit.
NJ n d. or Streit miiroc Der
nje0cn, pcfm man ocn Mun0 20
aoriidtia a'incte ME oen @eIo.
bcutcI.
an monhcn Chen rontc 'dlon
nof 2~5i0briocr Carer QoIoenc Sod,
self iein, neil Griea5iobre OoppeIt
'6bIcn.
Wenn elm aouQrcbrnonn 0Iu.
WcnIoncn al sic @GhIcr icinc$
9Itr'tt5 oIl3icr0ct, 10 reject or ga.
nit III ibnen n Scr @llmcuiprotc
gs Qeb2rt mehr Strait oa3i,
!lnrCdt III lci0cn. ais llnrcht }u
TIN. g. III oc@hoIh Der uid1t Inn.
mcr ;C1modl Der lid bcu1t. nn6 Ser
t'dt icia, Ser ll1rrdlt Icioct.
Cir ar56te 2tdrfr cntmifcIn
ne HD'cn'd1cn olcuoi rcmn c5 from.
res N'i6ocldllf III trolen Qibt. "a
i idon beinobc icocr cir @oIiatd,
ooer oIorbt O. mcuiuitcu$ al iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-12
3 manSt9fes 3opiteI.

Oils am anoern Worgen bic Som,
merionne pro6tOoa aufitieg iiber gu
papum unb Die @oIoamiel ibr flo
tenb SogeIieb begann. iprong jung
2tutbari empor: elm 9eneIener
Monn unb Elm r~eiferer.
Die 8unoe i'm Nrm ifmerSte ni6t
mehr unD feline P%bontoiie. bic uns
pergleidlia ftiirmii4er oils isin 9sr5
erregt sepeien, mar bei4pi4tt9t.
gti4t meBr un5ufriepen nit iif
ielbft, freubig, 9efdBt, idrttt er, nab,
benz er in benz 0artenbrunnen oas
antliB getublt, iOr9fdltig Die perbun,
bene ArmiteIle inter benz reiBen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-12

RanteI uerberseuO. bic Stufsn oes
0oriaaIs hinoui.
9isr empfing ibn 9aoupaIt. sdbs
reno beioe Urine gen 9immel re-
tenb, nit ben Wprten:
nAber BIZ bait lang ssidIafsn! unb
i'd - i'd CLAUDE. i'd babe bic gauge
Ra6t tsiu Au9s augstan.~
n4bsr pisllei4t Die Sbren!" Iufte
2tut9art. .Bp 1T bic 9ausfrau2
t9 babe 9unger."
.Sier bin i'd" rief 6eIicitQI.
n@Ieid bring i'd iriid gelegte Gier
uno Mild uno 9onis. YbiIemon
MELT i9On bic Sub auf Der 8isie
binter benz 9auie."
o0entt nur." ipra9 lie. nun ous
benz 8orbang tretenO unb iebem Der
beiben 0dite cine 9anO reidenb. lin
aaer 5riibe, fObaIb bic Sore piebsr
ge0ffnet paren, tom Der oIts StluDe
aus Der Stabt auf benz Wteientpsg
surid unb psdte mid. an bic Gin
tertiir pO9enb. Sd bate 10 left 9s,
f6lafen."
Limb pobl flip 9etrdumt?" IdasIte
2iutbari.
.Sa, ME INNER, ipenn i'd trdume:
Don 6ulptus. YbiIempn bat 3tpar
ben 9errn ni9t 9eiunben; ober i'd
bin bod guten Mlutes; bic 9oten unb
bic 8erpunbeten ole bat Der from>
me Sobannes 5uiammenbrin9en Iais
len: iene pGr. bieie in Der Stride;
pbiIemon bat ie ssnou gemuitsrt;
9ant benz 9immeIsgott, ben 9eiliz
gen uno ben suten Semen: mein
6uIoius lit ni4t Darunter."
unO tie feste fi9 gu ben 9Giten.
pbiIemon bro6te Die fddumsnbe,
marine MiI9 i'm 6uu9igen aruge;
er mari pertpunberte Slide ouf bic
beiben 9ermonen, peI9e bic Serrin
inn ols S4iBer. ni4t oIs 6einbs,
beSeianet botte, unb gtns pieber in
Oos 9interbauS; Jelicitos fplgte ibm,
oas &tnb, oos ertpo9t iaien. gu
bolen.
nSage nal, srimmer 2ebrs unD
Waffenmeiiter." bub ieBt &iutbari
an, milf Du in oeinen alien 3ogen
mod peibli6ss @ei9neiosr Iernen?
llno bic &iinite bes @arns2 Was
bait bu benn oa an Detnem 8irtel
fir einen &nauei na9i4leifsn?"
Sang betrOffen lab Der alte 9iine
auf feinen Baud binab uno auf ben
longen 5aoen, Der ii4, mGanoernb,
I'm ieinen ungei4Ia6ten SUB gepi>
delt bate.
n0as? ., bas 1T nur etipos 5pis
f4en Der 9ausfrou unD mir, Iie bat
mid 10 Iieb getppnnen - bel Iieber
dls bid unb bamit i'd ibr ni9t
e%ntIiefe, bat iie mid feit99unben an
i9rem Eager"
~9u pOlIteit mid ia bsi msinsr
Wutter pertIaoen i"
nSo, Ipenn i'd ni6t gepa9t battle,
per peie !"
rNun peroe aber i9 bid BEL beiner
9ouSfrau Grimmtrub, Der geitren9en,
bei6uloigen, pab 81 bid an bos Qds
ger iullger S6olten binoen IGbt."
Der Singing biidte iid, rib ben
8ndueI ab unb itedte i'm in iein
Woms.
Gen 6aoen ucripobr' i'd, fubr er
ernit fort, ~oIs Inoenten an cine
Stunoe, ba 9abupaIt idlief, Der
6ooen leiie gu 8oben lag, 2iurtari
ober paGte - fir orei."
0a trat 8eIicitos, oas aixb ouI
benz Nrme, pieoer Elm.
Der Sag itei9t." %feuf5te iie. nunb
nit ibm iteigt bod meme Inglt.
Mein 5uIpius, mo mo9it pu iein?"
r9ier bin id," rief cine fr0blihe
belle Stimme uno ourh ben 4ubens
porbang flp9 Der @riebnte bersin.
Dttt einem ieIi9en Saret ipraug
6sIicitas aut; er i4loB 3drtltd Wtuts
ter unD Sinh in Die 4rme.
2iutbari erbob ild; er iab obns
S6mer5 aui Die beioen unp pffenen,
froben 8lideS auf ben beimgstebrten
9atten.
Stauneno frat oieIer einen S6ritt
5uriid, Den id0nen Singing nit Den
4ugen meiieno; beiBer 0nred pur1s
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-12
40. Sortiesung.)
HeuR5ebntss TapiteI.

Ysun3ebntss 8apiteI.
angsIanst. iaOb er uoriid)tig ben
9eIbsn 8Orbang % GuBeren Cir Sur
Selte, oas Wtonolldt in Den ourtlen
SpeiieiaaI fallen la6enb. Sn Dem
Glngans gu benz S1Iaf5immer. DOR
bsilen rOtem Yorbans, lag 9aoupaIt
i9nar6enD; neben ibm auf bic
Settle geIegt. Issrgetrunten. Die ams
ptora.
&sife. Isiie auf ben 3ebsn trat Der
Singing, tlopienoen 9erSens, DOR
Jpn uno teilte be3utiam Die beioen
SdIften oes rotten 8prbanss ausein.
amber. Sa sepabrte sr - nit &ds
6eln fab er's - Die tunItooue 8ors
ridtun9 bes aus~geipannten 6apens;
pObI baftete er nod an oes Wddtsrs
2eoergurt; aber Die Sano Der S4IGs
ferin bate Ii4 seOffnet; Der anduel
lag auf BEN S6emel Dor ibrem
Eager.
Mit bobem S9ritt trat Qiutbari
iiber ben alten bintpeg. in oas
S4lafgemad btnein.
Sberbalb bes aOpfenbes bes Coz
gers. in elmer Banonii6e, Itano bic
tIeine tDnerns 2ampe; iie COB ibr miIs
bes 2i9t iiber oas 9fibl.
8ei ibrem rOtIi6en S9immer ers
blidte er ben SdugIing neben benz
breiten Gbebett III itrobseflo9tener
@te9s.
Die DunDeri40ne S4Idferin absr
bate bos rei6e. belbroune !9onr ges
loft; es fiutete iiber bic beioen nadten
S6uItern uno ben berrIih gep0Ibten,
pb3par 10 aarten 8uien, unter nell
den bic BOloede balb berob9VIitten
mar.
Den bIenoenb peiben Iinten Irm
bate iie 5pii4en 9interboupt unO
Raden 9ei9obeu; bic re4te 9anb
bedte, ME bei3ugeno, Die Iinte 8ruit.
9ana bid trat nun Der &arf4er
beran.
90 binreiBeno i90n bate er bic
Wa9e ni9t seieben -; uno Die ltrttz
&c 9ut. tutIae Dieie ~erniten augen,
penn bon aufgeiAIagen, iibten, NOR
ia nun enti9lummert.
Die pollen 2ippen tporen baIb ges
Dffnet; er iog Den iiiBen 4tem ibres
Wtunbes.
Der Singing bebte bonn 8irbel
bis our Soble.
sgtur einen &uB!" budte er. nunb
fe ipu nidt oapOn erpa9en."
S6pn beu9te er iia in9t nuf i6r
&ntIiB nieoer; ba beipe9ten ii9 bic
fd0nm 2ippen i'm S6Iaf uno Sdrtli6
ipra9 bic SdIummernoe: .Somm, o
mein 6ulbius, tuIe midi"
8ie BON SliB 9etroffen, pan0te
fid 2iutbari, fprana nit einem Ieiien
@abe nber bic S4pele uno ben
Soldier binpeg. nit einem 5peitsn
Die Stufen binob in ben 8orten;
fdlus beioe 5dnbe Dor bic 4ugen unb
fliiiterte: % peIden 6repeI bate i'd
fait b%egansen!!"
Gr gIitt nieoer auf Elm anie unb
barg pas fieberbeibe 9aupt in benz
taui9en @roie; 8eue, Sdmers, unges
itiate Sebnfu4t ppgten in inn sus
iammen unp I0lten li9 alsbaIo pohl>
tdtig in sinem SSom BON 5rdnsn.
Gang log er 70.
GnoIi6 ma6te bic Su9enb bes Grs
idopften, 9eripunoeten iih beiIiom
esltenb: er iant in tiefen, traumIos
len S6laf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-12

er bats psroient =; sr If elm rpa.
derer Sub.."
6uIpius fubrte bic Grr6tenoe ibm
Su.
2iutbari oriidte einen Stub auf
Die peibe Stirn uno riet: .&ebe
mObI, on @ol0c, olti immtroarl~
llno iton ma er binaus; Der Dor
bang rauitts bintsr Inn.
Die iibri9en 0srmanen foleten;
Dor Dem @artenciu9aus itiegen ale
auf bic mit9sfUbrteu gtoiIe uno siIig
ipren9ten iIe 5urud nab benz pinoe>
lltifden Spr -
9as srte, mas 6uIpius tat, mad,
rem sr nit Ybilemon Die orsi 2cten
CUR Settle geidoiit, mar, bob er ben
Stein nit Der Snihrift iorgfdlti9
mieber in ben Gitrib oes gin9orgss
fI9te; Die abgeipreu9te ode IIsB er
uneriest, .Ste ipu .uns," iogte sr.
nols Elm 48abr5eidleu mabn,n i'm.
merpor. ME mirtungsreid Der Gpru9
gelpeien it,"
limb Der Spruh - er bat it9 be-
tpdbgt Der Gjatter 9an3es Hsbsn lang.
Ssin llnbeiI orong ii6er bieie
Sdpeue, 10 LANCE betos bier pobntsn.
Sliibenpe SObne uno 206tsr mud.
len nod binter 6e!ir 6uIpius 2ius
tbari berau.
Riemnls befr ije. GItern unb Sin.
Der, &rantbeit. OBJ boie Seuben in
Supapum miiteteu uno in ben 8iuen
oes 9orlanps.
Der Sparus trot lat oft aus, feline
Wogen uno bas Gsroerben iibsr
Wsnidsn, 2isrs, 9duisr, Saaten
idittteno; Dor piefem 1orc, DOR benz
WtercuriusbU9el mo6te e. iebesmnI
9aIt.
Sin 8ergruti4 peri6ittete bic
Nadbargdrten limits uno redts; Elm
maftig 6eIsitiid proute babel bis
nui 0en Spruditein, - uuo 6erbrod
bier barnllo5 IN t~allieno Splinter.
6uloius aber parn r9iqieus" uuer
ber3p9liden Sitter UNI Saoapum unD
itano pegen Giuii6t uno 2reue bod
in 8unit bel 9er3pg 8aribruno.
Ils er un0 letne 6eIicitaS gang al
te Qeute geporoen, ppbl odlt5ig Sab
re, aber fyii4 unb ruitig, iuBeu ie
zines S%uniapenoS 9ano in 9nno IN
9arten; fe tatten iih cine 8unt 3ims
msrn IoIer oidt binter benz 8artens
eingang, 70 naB ibre 6iBe ouf Dem
Spruhltelne rubten.
"a foBen iie uno ooaten psrgonge,
ner Soften.
CAN'T lang Die @oIoamiel I'M uo.
cen gudUalO.
Nber aumdbIih perItummte Iie.
0ern ss mar i6pul geporbsn; Elm
8epitter 5o9 nuf.
IS bIiBte befti9 uno oonnerte.
Die ainber MOLTEN ibre greiisH
GItern in has 9ous fiibren.
4ber Ia 6sIiy 6uIpius 2iutbari.
nor ben unoern, tie erreidte, tonO FL
beibe tot.
Gin 8IiBitrabl batte bsibs set0tet.
Sic bielter i'd nod @ano i'll @anO
mo ldheIten, nls molten iic ingen:
n3isfer 2po, Der oIIO lam, mar tein
llnbsil, ionbern Elm 6eiI."
(Gnoe.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-12

umRuQ.
9eQinnt 10 mondcr .Sh0nen~
@opi o0s Noar 81 idminocn.
Gann man dui ihrru 3dhnen
IS Iciocr miC0cr iiuocn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-11
COM!SlONES DE COMERCIANTES
EN- MEXICO

NUENA YORK, Abril 10.-En dcs-
na.hos ~recibidos de Mexico en- los
centres Dc ncgocios sc dice que mn
c. habia siGo visitaGo Mexico pCr tan
toS turisJas americanoS. como en- la
acrualidad.
Aver habia on Ia capital nexicaGa,
<egtH eXDreSa uno de SOS despachos.
tres comisioEes de comerciantes. in
d~ustriales V hanqueros americano>,
siendc dos de elias dc Estsdos del Sur
V IA otra del Norte.
p~articuiareS informes traSmitiSos
po: algunos De los miembros de csas
comisiones de hombreS de ncgocios.
hacen saber que todos los eXcurcio-
niSta> Sc ~encuentran altamente salts
fechos de Su viaje a trav"s de Mexico
= que confian en- que sera de result
tados prcvechosos. pue: cue ganaran
para los Estados Unidos ell mercado,
muv importanrc por cleric. de Ne
xico, con 10 cual el concrete de este
pals podra eXtender sus operaciones
on grandc cscala.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-11

FRANCHISES Y ~AMERlCANCS.

I vcrlo toio falso. desic c. momcnto
| en- que no tienc ya neceSidad de su-
! ministrar!cs carnc a los canoneS?
FL pueblo frances We con IA cla-
ridad neIesaria. en- todos los caSos.
para dicernir que todos sus antiques
aliados estan a pInto de enrlquecerSc
O de aumcntar su potencia, mientras
q Sc trata de emtrollar les %@arantlas
dc saguridad Que reclama a ezpensas
del vercido. Italia rccIar1a IA salts
faction de sus aspiracioaes nacicna-
les, = II ohtendra ciertamente. lngl2-
terra tienc Ia certeZa dc aumentar su
dominic colonial V de seguic siendo
| duena de los mares despues de haber-
! Sc descmbarazado de Ia co~mpetencia
hoche. Los Estados Unidos 4 q
| elevarse 4! scgundo lugar por su ma
rina ncrCante; nan confiscado FRO
| uiedades ~alemanas Dor valor ue mas
de mil millones dc doiarcs; sc han
apcderado de las patentcs dc lnveA-
ri6n alen!anas cue, NADIA mas en- Ia
industrial tIn:orera. representa- In
valor industrial ~incalculable. FCancia
no les diScltc 4 sus aliados el dere-
cho de cnriquecerse 4 cNp2nsaS dc
II AlcNania vencida. perc ya que re-
cIama s~implemente Teparaclones poi
cl nasado atroZ Y seguridades para e.!
norvenir inc;crto. dcbc reausarse ter
minantenlente a adoptar actitGdes de
sirlica. desrues de haber sido Ia gran
sacrifIcada.
La causa de FTancia IS d~ernas;ado
iusta. para que IN honlbre generoso
como 81 Presidettc Wilson cierre
oidos a las Demands de nIestro5
representatives. Pero hay mucho que
hacer para irformar d IA opinion pu-
blica americana Y no Sc hace NADIA.
Sc espera que ura voZ FRANCESCA sc e
levc con Ia e~locusnc;a V IN autorid&d
n~ecesarias para que cl grlto de al
gustia de Francia Y 81 i!amamIento
I n iusticia retumbeN en- 81 mundo,
~donirando los chismes de los igno-
rantes : las h~ahladu-ias de los olvida-
diZoS.
T. t.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-11
cl.pnN pAEA PRIrERA GRATUITA

Notabrc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-11
DiERCN MUERTE \ UN ESPIA
AREMISTh
PUEBLA. AIril !.

-AEte el Juzgado Ga Disrritc de
esta ciudad. Sc preScntaron Porfiric
He-nandc2 Y Juan Garcia. espcsa V
hcrmano de Juan Garcia. vccino de
}!oyotZ.ngo, 4 lui"n aprehendleroh las
fuegEas del iefe Hc"nande2 en- L. Ia
hor dcnde tr~0aj&6a, considerindoio
ospia dc los arcnistas. Dice In ea-
pos2 dc Garcia que cuando trat6 de
preSIar algunos auXilios 4 Su marido.
L. infcrmaron cue Sc 10 habian lleva-
do 4 San Martin TeXmelucan. pc.
10 que no habia llegado. Segiin in
formeS QUE tiene. sabe que 10 mataron
Y Il colgaroH en- La Mesa. sin fcrma-
cion lie causa. por order del jefc tie
las operaciones.
FL Juzgado de DiStrito hace las a.
vcr.guacicnes del case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-11
FUE ROBADO IN COLLAR DE
DIAMANTES DE GRAN VALOR

De Ia c.sa Hum2ro 27:2 dc la ca
lie ". Commerce, fu| robado IN
co .!ar IL diam2ntes cuyo Ealor as
ciende = yavios mics de pesos :, CO
mo Sc tuvieran sospechas de unos de
los sircvientes. este fuG a~prehenGl-
10 Der los mienhros del Departa-
ment0 lie Detectives que hicieron las
inrcstigacioncS del case.