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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

viii take his old position hese az local
telegraph operator.
Mrs G. O. Amhle and daughters.
Tbeima and Esther, are visiting In Al
buQucrQue.
County comnisnloner w. v Martin
and wife who have been confined to
the.D ranch homo for n number 81
week. sick With Influenza. were In
town Thursday
Mr.. g l. hurt and children lcft
Friday Tor ramdcnn. calf. 20 spend
the remainder ~ the winter.
Miss Mac Booth. who has been WIS.,
ltlnf relatives herr. hos returned 10
her home IN Albuquerque
r. y Rodgers and n. Romero went
10 santa W saturday on business.
Mr.. Jim Holi0n, after a few days
ILLNESS with influenza passed away
Monday az the home ~ her mother.
Mrs Mary Miller. interment wins
made here. Mrs. 1foilon was thirty
five years ~ age and y survived by a
husband, mother. sister and four chill
dren. AL OF whom are sick ~ this
time with Influenza cxcept Mrs. NIL
ier. Miss Lois Houon. a grand
daughter ~ Mrs. Miller. n now ~
with a nocprd attack " Influenza.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25
MISS ri.IsA ConIrz Rrr,RNs 10
AusINTtNI TINS MONTH.

when Miss Elisa cortcz. v W G.
4. secretary 81 Hucnos Ayrcs. who wa
In Albuquerque a. IN. time OF the
united war work drive. sails back 10
Argentine IN Jnnunry, she viii TAKE
with her u rose-pink table runner.
given h. her Ae n slit Tor tho ArRcn-
tine" hy the business Momnn'H club
Of the " puHo v. W g. A.
Il viii put "a In M, rose uariof ~
the uucnoH Ayrca v ". g. A.. laugh.
ed Alias rortez. Ms she thanked the
club Tor the rifi y call that room
the 'snia DO noyioa' tHwccthnurtH par
lofl hcrnuHe Hoycfal Of my riria have
been married lately end their ro-
muncsa started IN that parior. This
rift Will be- just another link sin the
friendship tho Argentine girls have for
america Thoy are LOOKING 10 you us
cNnmpicn nl the time
Miss corioz, herself a hiRh-cinss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

such a garb. with ones snore Coz
tune or dainty frock. hat and parasoi
dainty high-hcciod buiioncd boots MAJ
be donncd. but not with ones boafine
MILDLY Hy the way, did I tell you last
week that huttoned shoes are cominE
back IN time for summo woar7 The
new models are ever protticr than
those women wore before the war-ban
was put on and they will soon DO ou,
In an the new styles. not only for
formal wear but In mcdlum.hcei
models FOR wear with tailored stree,
and travelling dress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

~ HERE is uuhlng d average
h-ousekeepor dia,ikes more than
W" TO take down curtains and pu,
them up again half way through a
season, but fresh curtains do make
such q vast difference In tho dainty
noatnes8 and good cheer OF a home
hat the trouble IL usually well worth
while. Nothing is mere dopresslng
than the Ermy. dust-hiied hanging
that iutter before open windows when
the mild days of April arrive, In many
a home that Is otherwise spic.span
ana luxurious
IL lace or not curtains have been
properly pat ~ on separate roda with
attachments In good working order. 4,
should mot le o matter OF great dim
Guilty 20 MT on tho rods, remove mo
curtains and Elyo them a mld.wlnter
bath An expensive trip 20 the iaun.
dry IL not necessary and as curtains
ara no longer SHINY starched any
woman ean do 'hs,freshenlng At homo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

Invisible stitches. Then the tie can be
slipped over the head and the collar
drawn over % at the back. whenever
the MILDLY IN donnod.
The white galatea MILDLY Is an ador.
ably comfy garment for summer buug.
allow wear, or for camping. or for
boaiing or any other Informal outdoor
sport Of summertime, Unless one
leads a distinctly nautical lifo the
MILDLY Is not worn mornings. IN a
smart summer hotel colony; tgt whore
boats are anchored on q yacht club
women Of all ages come and so. a. the
club house and even az the adjacent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.



right to dis oil wells IN their rave.
S~ardl--froui boston Transcript.
The iqi. 600 womcn engaged In rail.
road work are receiving high praise
for the quality OF service they arc Civ
inf, While they haven't yet been en-.
ployed largely In track WORK. n Ia be-
lievcd they could switch a train IA ably
~ they M train a Hwitch-From
Boston Transcript
Tho German revolt leaders. Kari
Iichknccht and Rosa IuSeuburg. adj
,Nocated violence and that's what they
act FROM Boston Transcript.
"
Y. W. q. \. NOTES.
The meeting Of the board Of direc-
tors OF the YOUNG Women's Christian
association held at recreation head
quarters Monday evening was nnoth-
er Of the lonT. intoresiine sessions mr.
characterlzcs nli board sessions of this
growing organization.
Reports from coinmittee chairmen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

teacher. Mrs Heaid'a first oourae will
deaf with Old rcstament women com-
pared with modern women.
The vexpef services "a Z o'clock TO.
morrow afternoon ~ the v. w. a. A.
JOY good music and uplifting talks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25
MEETING or woMAN's
HTIIl1r CnllpS.

Tho Woman's Relief corps, 81
which Mrs Martha nrixner ~ presl-
dent. met Tor the regular business
meeting az T. -. o. ~ hall on Wcdnea-
day afternoon Of this week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25
INsrNANrIoN NNp rnoGIiAM

The Modern Wuodmeh OF America
aud the ROYAL Nclghhors held the an
nuai installation - officers Wedues-
DAY evening In pdd Fellows hall The
iolnt session WINS especially impress
slvc. Following the ceremonies there
were musical selections %, the Miadek
Ia Force and Floyd Miller rms trio
played violin duets. "unc fleetlnN
Hour and The nluebird. Miss Ia
Force and Floyd Miller playing the
violin aud the other Miss la Force
accompanying on the piano.
Mr. kannady sans IN rich voice,
The gypalsa and responded TO an
encore with "Mccuahin" After the
program there was dancing u later
= luncheon served ~ the banquet hail
where as members dined and engafed
ln a~fier-dinner taasta and yarns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25
pEnsoNAL MENrInN

PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs Charles a. sutton ~ I0S south
walter street. h gonvaiesrcnt. after r.
severe attack Of The Influenza.
-
Horace Greenwood Of Philadelphia.
n a guest at the homo Of Str and
Mrs Joseph r. Wilson.
Mr. ana Mn. 4. Penn. who have
been teaching al the Albuquerque In
dinn school. left this week for the
b nooi at Zuni. y. NJ. whore they
will be employed as teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryson Bcrss Of
clcyclnnd. arrived In Albuquerque
yesterday on a visit Co Mrs. Hrrrn'
father = mother Mr. and Airr' j.
T Mclaughlin.
Mrs. Edward Morgan, who ~ been
visiting her sister In Wanhinrton. IA
g., ~ expected home neNt week.
AIRS, n r. Barnes left with Judge
Barnes for santa Fc this week to
-pcna the winter.
Mrs. a. o. Douglas OF Trinidad,
Colo, who has been visiting her sis
tcrH. Mrs. D. \. He'll. and Mn. Louise
White. and has also been q gueat OF
Mr.. j. NJ. Doolittle. returned 20 hor
home yesterday.
Mrs. Emory Marshall % santa ~.
who has been a guest this week NJ tho
home OF Mn Laurence Lee, returned
this evening 10 Santa Fe.
Mrs. o.. ~ Magic Of Los AnFeIes.
arrived in Albuquerque this wcek 10
visit her mother. Mrs Henry L0ebs.
and her sister, Mrs. Albert soeli.
Mrs. Max Nordhaua expects TO leave
sunday Tor santa Re 80 attend tho
meeting Of the board OF directors 81
The state federation % Woman'a clubs
Co be held la that city next Mon
day,
Mrs. Nelson Mason Of Roswell.
president OF the State Federation OF
Womtn's clubs. viii spend sunday In
Albuquerque on her way to santa We
20 attend the meeting ~ the state club
leaders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

"Renrion and ihe War, waa niven.
Tho pinn 10 establish an industrial
home Tor girls and women " bcire
sponsored by the Federation Of Wnm-
en'a clubs. In every county Of New
Mexico the women'r clubs are cndora-
lnr tho proposition and ~forwardine
memorials 10 The legislature and COM
mittees gathering data OF delinquent
rlrls and the number likely 70 have
10 be cared for.
1pAe first winter meeting or the
Fortnlghtly Music club N Alhuulcr-
que was held recently, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bradford u the president and had
charge ~ the meeting. A number o.
musical selections were given which
made the orra unusually interest
ina aud enjoyable. Several new mem
bers were taksn inio the club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

Mexican and educated In American
universities, has doEo much for tho
ccmontinE ~ International friendly re-
lations between America and her
Spanlah speaking ncighbora. She has
been ". W. e. A. secretary IN the Ar
ccntinc Tor sin years. and waH loaned
10 America for work In the united war
WORK drive, Mr, John Barrett OF tho
lan-Anencan unit said IN tribute 20
Miss rortsE' work, that she has done
mof toward helping friendly relation
with Mexico than any person he knew.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

rlght 10 dis oil wells IN their rave
yardl--froui noaton Transcript.
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Mrs, Charles a. sutton ~ IoS south
Walter street. h gonvaicsrcnt. after q
severe attack Of the Influenza.
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Mr. ana Mn A. Penn. who have
been teaching az the Albuquerque In
dinh school. left this week for the
d noel al Iuni, y. NJ, whore they
viii be employed as teachers.
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Horace Greenwood Of Philadelphia.
a guest at the homo " Str. and
Mrn Joseph a. Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
4MENAzA UNA GRAN HUELGAA CHICAGO

mayor orden Y sin acudir a ningun
medic ~vioiento, por 10 que no ha me-
recido nj aun de sus prop;0s me
migos. ningGin ataque nj ninguna acu-
SaciGn.
El Gia , del mes de enero ultimo.
aued6 tornado el nuevo partido;' e!
dia II del mismo mes fjieror cleo
tos los candidates entire los que fl
gura un compatriota nrestro, un me-
.Xicano que posec grandes dotes de
organizador que lie soy r~econocidas
.por todos sus camaraGas.
Los candidates son: John Fitzpa-
triI para Mayor; John kikulski, en-
pleaGo de Ia ciudad; Hnute TorkclSon,
Tesorero. Ell senior William (. Rodri-
guez. lie origen meXicano. es e. can
didato para juez de Ia Suprema Cor
re : II. +. Friedman para juez de Ia
corte municipal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
ES MUY SERIA Ia
SIT ACI N
OBRERA
EN- LA GRAN BRETANA
I'm million de obreros van a
decIararse en- huelga en-
tode ell RENO undo

LONDRES, mario Ella situa-
ci6n obrera en- Ia Gran Bretana, ha
llegado 4 IN grade tai. que no pasaran
tres dias. sin que sobrevenga. o bien
I'm arreglo definitivo. pacifico. o una
declaration de guerra entire los obre-
ros V los patrones. En- case de que
este ultino ocurra. mas de un million
de trabajadores de todas las indus
trias. dcjaran sus trabaios el Sabado,
Las minas de carbon. los ferrocarri-
les Y toda claSe de t~ransportes en- el
Refine Undo. quedaran paralizados Y
de esa tremenda huelga reSultara al
go asi como I'm caOs industrial Y so
ciai.
Pcro segun parece, hay mas de una
esperanto. de que la amcnaza de la
huelga general 40 Sc lleve a cfecto,
La ~situscior sin embargo, es en- en-
tremo critica Y n gravedad del mo-
mento nadie IA discute.
Aver al medic dia, James H. Tho
mas. micmbro del Parlamento Y Sc
cretario Executive de FerrocarrileroS
regres6 Il eSta capital en- aeroplano,
q tray6s del canal, despues de habcr
hecho un V!&je especial, por Ia mis-
ma ruta. para confercnciar con el Pri-
mer MiniStro britanico Y para mana
IA sc sabra 81 los fcrrocarriIeros iran
0 no = Ia huelga.
Ia comision encargada lie InveSJi-
gar Ia question de los obreros de las
miraS de carbon rendiri hoy 81 infor-
NC al gobierno. Los trabGjadores de
csaS minaS al p~osentar su case. de-
mandando un iiia de scis horas lie
tr&baio Y un aumento de 80 por cien-
%. iuntamente con la completa nacIo-
n~alizaci6n de las minas lie carbon. no
han podido men de cauSar una pro-
funda impression entire 81 pub leo in
giles. Sc esPera Que la ComisiGu rem
dira infornes relatives tanto & las de-
mandaS De In mayorja, como dc Ia mi
noria.
Crcese que II Comision st mostra-
RI en- favor de una reduction del dia
de trabajo. q sgis horas Y media o sic
L horaS, ' que rccomendara igualmen-
te cl que So haga un considerable aU-
menlo en- los .iornales. 81 bien no tan
gran&e como cl cue demandan los o.
brerGS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
81 NO Sc LE DA FIUME
RETIRARA SU DELEGA-
CION De LA jUNTA
De PARIS
Ell coronel House cree que Sc
arreglara de manera sa-
tisfactoria la dispusa
de Italia y Yugo-
EsIavia
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!. True translation filed with the Post
master - San Antonio, Tex, as re-
!: CURED by the act o! October 8, 1917.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
AJLENBY SERA CONSEJE-
70 DE LA CONFEREN-
Ga DE PAZ

PARIS. Mario 2l.-El General
.Allenby. coHqu;Stador dc Ia PaleSti-
Ina Y heroe he las c"mpahas dc Ia
McScpotamia, lego aver q "Sta ca
ri,J!. hahitndosc cncaminado direC-
,~a,nente. de Ia estacion. a la Confe-
rencia de Pa que sc hallaba rcuni-
In IN cl NinisteYio Dc Rc!acioncs
EXteriorcs frances.
Como Ccmandante en- Jefc que
fuSra lie las tucIzaS cXncdicionarias
irg!csas cn Ia Nesopotamia. Sc con
sidera al general Allenmy, rerfecta-
mcnte intormado SCORE las condiciO-
res cue cXiSten On csa parte del
muNdo. Y Sus conocimieMtos seran
de IN ":au servicio para IA Ccafe-
r-ncia.
e General Allenby. acompanado
por el iefe de SIT Estado Mayor, Sir
Lewis. Bols. fut recibilo por una
dolecacion Il" oficia!es ingleses :
miembrcS Dc la mission mglcsa tx
2aZ. en Ia EsJacio1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
D'ANNUNZIC AUCHARA
POR la DALMACIA
Dice que Itallo no renuaciara
jamds q csc litoral, y que 81
Sc trata de obligarla q ellie
Sargira una nEeua guerra.

= + :. :. = = :. :. :: = :. :. - :. ::
;. Tue translation filed with the Post :.
= master u. San Antonio. Tex, as re- :.
= .1i.ei b. the act OF October .. 1911. =
!: =: = :. = =: = = :+** :
BUDAPEST. Mario 21.-Gabriel
n'Annunzio. e famoso poeta Italia
no y aviador del Ei&rcjto. fue entire
yistado hoy por el cUlTesponsa! en-
Roma del p~eriodico hingaro ".Azest,'
a Qiucn declare aquel que Italia lu-
charia por rctcner Ia Daimacia.
italia iamas ranunciara 4 Ia DIAL
macia. d;jo D'Annuazjo, Y 81 Sc in-
terta ohligar a mi pals ae desistir
&c sus reclamaciones, eS possible cue
Sc promueva otra guerra. Personal
mente. estoy !isto para ~Uirecer nj
vida nor caGa IN de las piedras de
esla provincial latina"
Recientes dispatches trasnitidoS DC
Paris. daban cuenta de cue sc habia
arreglado una transaction expert
mental. por In cual. Italia rcuunciaba
4 sus reclamaciones a Ia Daim4cia,
or page de que Sc lc Gicra IN tituio
ndiscutible "a riumc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
.SERA INCORPORA-
DAE Ell AUSTRIA
ALEMANA
Sc TONIC LA DECISION
La AsambIea de Weimar ha
aprobado la union del
Austria aAlemania

COPENHAGUE, mar 21.-En III
despacho p~rocedente de Welmar, reel
bido hoy en- esta capital. Sc anuncla
que Ia .Asamblea Nacional A!emana
ha vctado una resolution en- FAVOR de
Ia incorporation del Austria alemara
Il Alemania.
Las ultimas notinias sobre el par
ticular p]rocedentes de Eiena, expire
saban que Sc habia dado va tercera
lectura al proyecto de ley relative q
Ia union de los dos paises.
La anunciada acci6n de la asamblea
nacional alemana. viene a cTear una
seria situacion, pues la ultilmas notl-
cias de Paris dan cuenta de que los a
liados sc oponen unanimamente 4 Ia
propuesta union de A;emania Y Ell Aus
tria-alemana. En- algunas ncticias Sc
llega hasta indicar que Sc pedira a los
alemanes que rechacen la union dlcha,
cuando firmen el tratado prclimina1
de paZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
Una hueiga SSagHlaI'

[ fN b'HCtyt StNJt.tN"
Probabiemeute en- Ia historic d. las
democraciaS anlericanas. sera esta Ia
prine~a ccasi6n en- Que Sc declare
una huelga como Ia que van 4 decla-
rar aqui los .rabajadores de cast
todas las uniones el dia de las e~leccio-
ueS.
Esta hueiga detendra Q! trabajo Ell
Chicago TODD el d!a de los comicioS.
de mode que los Jrabajadores ten
dram oportunid&d para If a votar por
Ia candidatura cue nan p~resentado
en- las e!ecciones primariaS.
Ii actituL de los obreroS signif;ca.
por otra parte, I'M gran desinteres
dc los mismos cue puede repreSen-
tar mas de dcs milloneS lie dollars,
que los sueldos que dejan de cobrar
csc dia dan una Suma muy etevada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22

BERNA, mario 2l.-La Dieta Pru-
siana, al terminar sus debates ei mier
coles u.timo. decide nombrar n CO.
mission compuesta de q miembros, pa
ia Il investigue las causas de los
rccicntes disturbios cs~partacistas, Sc
CUR dice un despacho que la Agencia
dc information Wolf. trasnIite de Der
lin.
FL Coronel Reinhard. du:ante uno de
los debates de Ia Dieta. declare:
''Protcsto contra las c~riticas que el
Ministro Hoffman ha dirigido contra
el Kaiser. Fue tan solo por patr!o-
tismo. por 10 que ell s. retro a Ho-
landa."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
Fsn-ial nara Ia PRENSA.

L. &c AA@~
CHICAGO. III. marzo 12.-Una
manifestation de 10 que sera "a fuer-
"a de los obreros q die en- cue Sc
encuentren perfectamente ocganlza-
dos para reclamar derecnos y pa
IA eercer sus debereS civicoS. Ia va
mos q p~reSenciar en- eSta popu!osa
ciIdad 81 pr6ximo ola primero de
abril.
Centenares de miles de ~operarioS
del as uniones chicaguenses. ei dla IN
dicaGo d~eclararan la huelga, no para
reclamar mas altos orna!eS. III tam
poco para p~resentar denandas de re-
ducci6n de horas de trabajo. sino pa
"a ~conseguir Que los mien5ros dc!
nuevo munic;Pic Sea del part:!t @
hero. cue Va Ia lan>aGo 81 p!&ta-
forms Y que Ia ~ = scsTener 81 ria
indicadc.
Probablemente nueStros lectores
han dido muy POGO acerca del nuevo
rartido obrero que Sc ha tornado
en- los Estados UnidoS, y 81 saben
POGO de 81 Sc debe a que Ia Qrensa
de cast todos los dolores : abStiene
de dar informaciones sobre Ia Marcia
de n nueva socied2d po!itIca. de sus
progresses o de Sus f~racasoS.
La poitic& del siienc:o - lc M
hacho = Ia nueva agruDacion : = L
Que nan ~corSeguido los que al han
leyado 4 Ia practica IN cN.to gran
de.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
:: :.

=
PARIS. Mario 21.-La delegation
itaiiara 4 Ia Conferencia de IL paz,
ha decidido unanimemente retirarse
de Ia Confercncia. a menos que Sc
dc Il Ia Italia. contemporaneamente
con n conclusion de la paz, la ciu-
dad Y puerto de Fiumc.
La decision Sc tOmG en- una jun
Ia que tuvo hoy IA delegation dicha
IA cual fuG prcsidida por el Primer
Minis.ro italiano, Scnor Orlando,
habiendose communicate Immediate"
monte Z las demas potencias.
u Coronel Edward VI. House. dc
Ia delegation de paz americana. pro-
metio al primer Ministro Orlando.
rrcsentar en- brcves dias. IN pro-
veto relative Il Ia frontera italo-
yugo-es!ava, que espera arregle la
disputa entire cSos Daises. dc name
n satisfactoria.
la decision de In delegation tia
Llama. tal ' como Sc ha a%nlnciado,
trae 4 su Hunto algido Ia cnCjosa
controversial que Sc ha estado Soste-
nicHdo entire Italia ' ell nuevo Estado
~lugo-eslavo. Tespecto a Ia DISPOSE
ciGu de las ti2rraS Il 10 LARGO de! IL
tOral oricnta! del Adriatico. Que per
~tenecian anaeriormentc al Imperio
auStro-hlncarr Y que amUas hac!o-
mes rcclamau.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22

81 primera caFta- tScFipaNo> ''eE"' ''''Ho
nos su rombre y direction.
CHICAGO TA!LcRS 4SSOCI!TioA.,
no,t .J-.so So. Franklin St. Chicago. III.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
LOS REYES De BELGICA
YISITAN A PERSHENG

CHAUMGNT. Francia, Mario y.
Ell Rcy Alberto Y Ia Reina Isabel
de BGlrica. ilcgaron amoche a esta po-
blacion. para hacer ma vista al
general PerShing.
Ia real parcia hizo q vlajc en-
automovil. en- vista de que el tempo
Sc hal.aoa muy malo para hacer Ia
travesia en- aeroplano, como lo tc-
MAN pcoyectado. e. rey y Ia roma,
fueron hospedados an el Castillo que
ocupa cl general Pershing.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22

Tuyo 81 origen =. nuv.o paruco
ohrero en- TN disgusto que es;&ll" en-
ire log trabajadoreS Y el nlunicipio dc
Chicago. Les obre~o< - S:nrisrcu ve-
iados por al"uuas meG:GaS DEF Ayun-
tamiento. : cVtonces deciGieron for
mar IN par,iGo que tsndrIa. como
mira principal gunar las elecgioues
del municipiu cnfrentandc$e contra
los rartidoS QUE csta0aD en esta clu-
lad deSGe Eace muchoS amos.
Las uniouc$ &c T~rabajaaores de CHI
ago f~orrna-ca q parriGo que hoy
.rabaja de IN modo perfecto. en .!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
la CULPA RECAE
SOBRE Los
JAPONESE.S
DEL CHOQUEREGISTRADO
Ash 10 aseguran las noticias
liegadas u~ltimamente a
Washington

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:. True translation filed with the Fost- ::
= rnaste. 50 San ArGonio. Tex. as re- ::
Z. Qai.ei Ly the at OF October 8, 1917. =
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WASHINGTON. Mario 2l.-El
motir Que 50 suscit6 recientemente
en- Ia concession francesa dc Tien
Tsin. China, entire los japoneses Y
oficialcs Y soldados americanos. sc
debio = III a5aque sin provocacIon
sobre los amgrjcanoS, por parte dc
Ia policia Y tropas iapcnesas. segun
laS nCticiaS que Sc han recibido Ell
esta capital. Esra version del incl
dentc. cue arroia II res2onsa5ilidad
sobre los japoreses. sc cree que Sera
apcyata por ei inLormc dc la investI,
gacion nracticaGa por c, MiniSsr6
americana eH China, Mr.. ReinSch.
En- Ell case ie Que Mr.. Rsinsch sos
tenga Que Ia responSabilidad del in
cidcnte Ia tieuen los japoneseS. Ia
Se@rctaria dc Esgado Americana. lla-
mara IL atcncion del gohierao iapo-
mes SCORE Z! hecho ' probao!cmentc
pcdira una satisfaction Y rcparacl"n
= e. castigo Ge los o~fensores.
Seglu sc M sai:ido, q e~ncuentro
dc referencia ha Sido Il d los
numcrosos cheques que ultImamente
han ocu~rido entire los japoneses y
ameri-anos en- Asia, ' los cualeS sc
corsiderun como las manifestations
cv~tcriores de n friction que ha eNis-
,,6o Jesde hacc mescs entire Washing.
ion = Toxic. en- relacida con /" o.
netici1n aliada - Siberia.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-09-05
The Stradivara is not Talking
Machine" but genuine musical in.
strument of highest artistic merit.
Sad Accident.

Mr. Walter Wh.tworth, fnther OF
The little girl, lives seven miles south
west of Martin. The terrible acct
dent happened on the 25th ult. She
aadr't been goue TO the barn over
twcniy CT thirty minutes when her
father found her lifeless body. She
had been in the h:.hit of swinging in
the loft, but this time she got tam
gled in the rope and chokcd to death.
The little body was laid TO rest in the
Walnut Grove Cemetery, services con-
Quoted by Rev. Lunn Hall, CT Mar
tin. The little grave was beautifully
covered with flowers.
Dearest Irba, how we miss you,
Since from us you went away,
And our lcarts are sad and lonely
AS we think of you to-day.
You are gone but not forgotten, nor
shall you ever BIO.
ONE WHO LOVED HER.