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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

Business Chances
FOR SALE-smau lunch counter. z0z n.
stanton St
CONFECTIONERY for sale. BOX so. Ia
Cruces, New Mexico
FL PAsO TRANSFER Co, phone s671
BaEEaEe and moving; hauling Of on kinds
JUAREZ passport pictures EDS STUDIO.
100 Texas street
HOUSE AND sign PAINTING. tint5nE.
paper hanging and decorating Best work.
lowest prices. Joe Fuentes- Phone s02&
FOR SALE-Suau grocery store. with or
without fixtures OF stock Consider some
trade Address Ll3l. care Herald
WANT PARTY to take over Office. No in
vestment required Address Bliss care
------l-
FOR SALE-Restaurant doing sood busi-
ness Tor S10Qes leaving on account OF
health- Inquire 29Il Alameda
FOR SALE-Good paying grocery. fruit
and tobacco business. Have 20 sen on ac-
count OF sickness. Cheap rent 900 san
Francisco s.
GOOD HOTEL for rent or sale. 1S8 acres
agricultural land very close % two rail-
road stations Five room buuEaiow and
porchcs; modern; fin best residence part
N- FreudenthaL Las Cruces n. 81
PARTY with established brokerage busi-
ness making $4,000 a month. on account
Of operation he must undergo viii consider
taxing AA partner LOr ra1E0llu
amount Must act Immediately. however.
Phone 62sI.
BUSINESS opportunity wanted. Would
Ike 90 hear from any one having a good
business proposition requiring not ever
$1,000 capital; no matter what nature so
% is safe and profitable can give any
reference required. Address u. 2a1 care
Herald
An EXCELLENT BUSINESS OpPOR-
TTNITN
Wei established. centrally located retail
business On FL Paso. netting owner about
$4,000 per year. Full particulars furnish
Cd interested parties All inquiries conf
dental
ADDRESS AS. CARE HERALD
co INTO TIE SOFT DRINK BUSINESS
We supply the Equipment
Soda Fountains Carbonafors 7
store Fixtures show Gases
Tables and Chairs Luncheorette Outfits
steam Tables Root Beer Outfits I
lee Cream Freezera
B0tuers' and Confectioners- Machinery
ard Supplies
S-ld on Easy PaVmcntT
Glassware. siiFerWare. Crushed Frulta. .
Syruns. Extracrs and Coiors
EMPIRE BOrrLING WORKS
Cor Mills and Florence Streets
~ Peso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

Z Has announced a definite closing date ro-
MS Fl Faso office. but he doesn't guar
antee that the stock win not be sold out
before that time We are receiving feIr-
graphic orders from as Tar north as salt
Z Lake. Utah. and other distant points We
are special agents and can guarantee de-
livery You can rake 90 for what YOU think
% is worth. but we have turned down
many compauiez who would pay us almost
double the commission that Ossenheck
pays II capIralizaticu is only s65 600 and
he offsets four n the creat Humble wells.
also the Maeeco wells. shares are Fro0
Half share $50. Quarter share SIS. You
are welcome 20 use the telegraph blank
at our expense
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM.
J. r. LANE. Mgr
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT co.
111iz n oregon ST.
El Paso. Texas
RESERVE Observation-Disclosures. shares
OssENBECK or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. part
o. share Remittance en- mail.
signed ---------- -------------
Address OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
ATTENTION. OIL MEN.

we edit and write oil literature
from your rough notes; printed or
multigraphed pamhiets. folders or
letters Composition and style
LOGICAL-FORCEFCL Our du-
plicated original letters bring
quick returns. Bring your dope"
10 us-WE DO THE REST
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHIC ENCHANGl
May o. Stevens. Mgr.
Phone 8fSA Room eos. Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

OIL QUOTATIONS.

These quotations furnished daily by J.
Curuss and company Hnte1 Sheldon.
Fort Worth Oils.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
Help WsnEedIemale

help W2nted-f emzle
WANTED-HouseInai Apply mornings
1o11 Mesa avenue
WANTED-Woman 90 do family washing
can 949s Bliss street
WANTED-Cook to 50 to Cloudcroft with
tamily- Phone 2f1o
WANTED - English Speaking gu for
nolseEork III Calitornla-
WANrED-Girl dispensers and Waitresses;
experience unnecessary. but preferred
Potter-s Confectionery Co. lIilis Bldg
GOOD RANCH COOK WANTED-Iady
preferred. single Address sierra Bonita
Ranch. wilcox. Ariz
ENGLISH speaking Mexican woman for
general houseworA can ready TO work
Must stay an day lul1 r Nevada
WANTED sod housekeener On fam-
ily three adults lfrs Edwards. 1lf7 Ne
yada- Phone ISL
ITANTED-Girl that can operats type-
writer and wants TO learn advertising bust
ness write Troo. Herald
NANIED-Colored woman or English
speaking Mexican woman 20 cook. good
WeEes % riEhr party Phone $3.50.
WANTED-Six experienced dining room
MATTRESSES. $40 week Two funfl counter
basement Mills Bldg.
DR. EDWARD AUER- Sl6-Is Trust Bdg.
Chronic disease Diseases OF women
Especially equipped for treatment of AL
Ncrrous diseases Phone f6f2-
WANTED-Ensiish speaking eirl for gem
eral homework in family OF two in one
% best locations in valley on Luteruru1u
and paved road. six miles from Fl Pazo-
Phone 1101-RI
MN from the ace OF u TO Is vanted
lnr detective wcrz- Good pay az al
tines The Bears Secret Service Aszo-
cation IL Everett Block. Council Bluffs.
loWa-
" ANTED-Founs lady or married couple
FOR small country telephone office Must
have good education Permanent u1rz.
good pay House furnished Write Ts12
care Herald giving your telephone num-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
For Sale-Pianos

PIANO FoR sALE-cau s5ss after 3 pm
Jos NJ OECH~NER. Piano TIMING and
repalrirE- Phone -foE
FoR Piayer-niano chsao. Lett
Hon1er. EelnogHt penot r. Rl.ss-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
For Sale or Exchange-Rssl Estst. :


u acres mostly ln orchard. S room house.
out houses. near the depot in Tsieta. Tor
tenement or lots l-5 acres near san Eli-
carlo. about 10 acres in alfalfa so acres
N socorro. 20 acres Oh wheat. both places
for $4,000 eor cottacesf.
50 acres miles this side % Clint on paved
roac at sacrifice- 90 acres is acres 81
pear orchard. balance in corn and other
feed for tenement Equity in tunc1Irua
Tor Oh stock or auto Please lisa what
you have Tor trade or sale.
". y. CARL
zoe Can-e. rt.-. 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

FOR sALE-ef9 acres about miles east
~ 81 Faso- s. Der acre address T. A.
Leu-s. nn.w.-L = II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06

7
100 ACkES-Carry1ng mineral rights. ln
HuecO Basin. FOR sale. not lease. for 50
Der acre. Phone 1886
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-06
Special EoHces
For Miscellaneous

For SaIe-Miscelane0us
WASTED-Buy ehiezsnzrabblts. Phgs7sR
FOR sALE-NsW Unde-Wood tyeDWriter
( Pho-e l65sW,
RIO GRANDE FUEL a FEED o.
1Ills and vIrElnia- Phone 1sst-
FOR sALE-snau ana large W5o1sH
packing boxes az 5l2 Myrtle.
WANTED TO exchange mahogany Victrola
for plano Phone 575IW.
JTAREZ passport pictures. Edz studio.
1o6 Tens street
FOR sALE-Book cases. suitabis office
or home Phone 1s25-
ICE CREAM FREEZERs-Our priccs are
rlEht a 4AEEE. zoe s. ~ Easo-
FRUIT JAKS-at A. YAFFE, 489 s. u
Easo- Phone 1875
Two SHOW CAsEs-Phons 43g7 aftsr
$50. evenings
sxl2 PRESS ana typs. also high srade
player-piano. sood rs rev. very cheap
VIII take bonds or stamps Pm l4s1W-
SAAOPHONEs. c. c. Conn make r 2
LocAie. agent 1oll E Boulevard Phone
ssoA
FOR SALE-Oue 12 foot solid glass show
case See j. T. Langford. City Market
house- Phone 2923-
FOR sALE-BroWn reed coIapsible BABY
su-Ey with top Cost slI-5e. sen S. Round
tuned dining table 1917 = Mlssourl
SPECIAL THIS WEEK-sEl1 velvet BUS
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
LET'S TRADE-Furnitura o. swing MAJ
YOUNG FURNIrURE co.
WILL EXCHANGE Belsian hare rabdie
and hutches for high power rife .
altanlalle preterrel- Fhone -l15-
FOR sALE-Ons cylinder motorcycle iu
good condition; also flying chickens Phi
olflI- as-- Ia Luz
FOR saLE-sinEer sewing machIne ans1-
luteiy new all arrachuents; az a sacrifice
Quarters 40. g. Fl Bliss
USED DESKS. chairs. ring cablnets and
safe All in first class condition Ad1rasz
FOR SALE-Beauriful drawn Work table
cloths zoe n Stanton. Cau after 20
llorninss or Phone s955-
4 No. ~ D5Ilaval cream separaf0r tsr
sale az a bargain Excellent condition
Box lsl- DENNIS. =. ~
FOR sALE-Job lot Of ladies' ozi1rds
Few shoes among lot. slnau sl1ess 5ust the
thing for city trade 1Tlt sell very cheap
clint Mercantile & Banlins Co. Clint Tex
We ARE SIN Shipping furniture 20 tn
oil nelds- WIN pay extra good price for
used furniture G. D. Houser uphols-er-
ing Co Phone f111-
ONE WALL CASE. I7-s u long 5 a.
high. sliding doors. glass shelving 1r-
ished in Cherry spanish Cedar A hand
RHEIS sPECIALTY AeECF
80 Mesa Ave.
EXCHANGE those Cd pisces q
furniture Tor some % that deFenda-
BE Foutz-1foora furniture
FOUTZ-MOOKE FURNITURE CO.
TRUNKS
See ne before frl~srr
BAZAAR STORE
SIS s. FL paso ST.
Opposite Alhamtra Thea-er.
Walk Block
and
save Many Douars-
For Sale or E1change-Rsai Estate
Evening star., 1919-09-18
WILL AID SECURING BONUS.
K. of C. Will Take Massachusetts
Mems Applications.

BY special arrangement with
Charles S. Burrill. treasurer and re-
ceiver general of Massachusetts,, the
Knights of Columbus committee on
war activities has inaugurated a
branch in their Victory Cottage" Sth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
whereby all soldiers, sailors and ma
rines from the Bay state may make
application for the 800 bonus grant,
ed them through state legislation
Charles OConnell, chief secretary.
has secured a commission as notary
public and he performs the neces-
sary notary services free of charge.
Approximately 500 soldiers Of Per
shing's Own and the 1st Division
have applied for application blanks
since they began to arrive in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
RICHARD SAMUEL DENNY.

Richard Samuel Denny, Confederate
veteran, connected with the auditing de-
partment of the Southern Railway Com
pany for thirty-six years, died after a
brief illness at his residence. 618 18th
street, Saturday evening at o'clock. He
was a native of Richmond, Va, and
was seventy-fve years old. Mr.. Denny
served throughout the civil war in the
signal corps, of which he was the last
surviving member. He also served with
Otey Virginia battery of artillery.
He was a prominent member of Camp
Ill, U. c. ". holding the Office of finan-
cial secretary for several years.
He is survived by his wife and two
daughters, Mrs. Louis E. Giles of New
York city and Miss Fannie C. Denny.
Funeral services were held Tues
day morning at the Confederate Me-
| mortal Home. 1922 Vermont avenue.
Rev. DR.. Henry A. Tupper of the First
Baptist Church officiated The hon.
orary pallbearers were members of
Camp No. Ill. U. c. ", and active
pallbearers were friends from the
Southern railway Office.
Interment was in Riverview ceme-
terry, Richmond. Va, Rev. DR.. Skinner
of the Second Baptist Church conduct
ing the services.
Evening star., 1919-09-18

The first co-educationA college in
the east was Cornell, which in 1872
decided to admit women as students
on the same footing as men.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
lower PRODUCTION
. OF FOOD LAMENTED.
Defense Council Research
Division Attributes High
Prices to Reduced Supply.

Greatly reduced production during
most of the present year is blamed
for existing high prices of food and
many other commodities, according to
the August report to Congress of the
reconstruction research division of
the Council Of National Defense. Lack
of industrial coordination, the report
says. together with public misinfor-
nation and ignorance, are appalling
factors in the high cost of living
problem.
Food costs in Washington showed
an increase last June of 90 per cent
over the same month in 1913. accord
ing to the report. Richmond, Va,
showed the greatest increase for the
period, 95 per cent, while Los Angeles
with 20 per cent increase was at the
bottom of list of twenty-five prin-
cipal cities. New York's increase was
81 per cent.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Tendency to Consumables.

"The fact that food prices are rela-
lively high and that the prices of
chemicals. metals, lumber. etc. are
relatively low. though their supply is
relatively SMALL says the report.
may be due to concentration of
purchasing power upon food and the
general direction of the flow of cur
rency toward the purchase of imme-
diate consumables.''
In it's analysis of high prices the
division speaks of the great need of
housing and construction activities,
but of low production of materials
because of price and labor disputes.
naming brickmaking, lime, cement
and lumber.
The report says: THE production of
raw materials necessary in building
construction was far below normal
throughout the armistice period.
Many plants were operating on part
time and some were closed down en-
tirely. Glass production was report
ed to be on so per cent basis as
late as May. The period of
high and increasing rents and of high
and ascending prices of houses ap-
pears. therefore. to be fairly certain
of continuing for some time to come"
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Increased Food Production.

while the close of the war found
America tending to run short of cloth
ing and housing and behind in it's
program of highways and transpor-
tation facilities" says the report, ''it
is remarkable truth that we passed
through the war period with a gen.
eral tendency toward considerable in
crease in our production of foods
Thanks to a magnificent agricul
tural program, we came out of the
war without serious shortage of food
supply Moreover, the agricultural
program developed and carried out
after the cessation of hostilities was
such as to assure for the current year
an unusually large supply of food
staples"
Present food prices are not to be
accounted for on the basis of heavy
exports, says the report. these being
less in 1919 than in 1918. but their
partial explanation is found in the
lower purchasing value of the dollar
and the favorable conditions to prof
iteering in food supplies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
MEIXUEIRO FUSIL0 A
UNOS EMISARI0S
C~ARRANCISTAS

OANACA. DAN. agosto 24.-Con
insistencia han circulado desde aver
en- todos los circulos sociaies, pero
muy especialmente en- los militareS
Y oficialcs. los rumoreS de que el
lie. Guillermo Meixueiro mando pa
sar Dor las armas. a varias personals
cue en- representation del Goblerno
de Carranza 10 fueron q e~ntrevlstar
con el objcto de hacerle proposlclones
de rendici6n. Oficialmcntc NADIA Sc
dice acerca del aSunto, pero lnforma-
clones particulars asegura sea cIorto
TODD 10 que Sc cuenta relative al sus-
Situto del Lie. Davila, Gobernador
Provisional del Estado. nombrado
DOT Ia r~evoluci6n.
Sabese tambitn que las fuerzaS de
Meixueiro e~stuvieron en- pasados dias
en- ell pueblo de San Antonio Oco-
t!an. en- donda Sc proveyeron de Vi
veres ' de una contidad de ganado
u n~ecesitaban para ia trOpa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
FUERCN ~RECRESADOS Al
SUR YARIOS BARC0S
AMERICAN0S

LOS ANGELES. CAL. agosto p.
Que Il Flota del Facifico vaya a TO-
mar alcuna participation 81 los asun-
tos de Mexico. sc considera probable
por ia orden q recibieron los barcos de
batalla Georgia. Vermont Y Nebras-
ka; los cruceros Charleston ' otro
que no Sc menciona Y los destroyers
Lamberton. Brcese. Ludlow. Ramsey,
Radford. Campbe:i, Buchanan Y Mont
gomery.
Los barcos mencionados habian va
levado anclas de este puerto rumbo a
Santa Barbara. donde IA flota del
Pacifico "a a ser recibida ~esplendida-
mente. cuando -ecibieron 6denes dc re-
gresar 4 Los Angeles. Sc ignOra 81
para permanecer en- tai puerto o pa
"a continuar su viajc hacia q Sur
4 aguas meXicanas.
Los commentaries dc esa pequena
cscuadra han recibido Ia orden de es-
ucrar 6rdenes dentro de unas GUAM
tas horas, Y Sc cree possible que elias
indiauen que salgan para aguas me-
xicanos con misioneS rec!aclonadaS con
la situaci6n international de Mexico
' EStados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
Ia REHABILITATION De eulLLERMo ii.

Ililizaci6r general. Ali aun, CUTLER
no II e$cribio para Ia posterldad Y
para 81 personal entertainments.
Critica Ia maniobra de 81 complete
como 10 hizo Ell c!en ocasiones duran
te cl curse de "a guerra-y lie dice:
"Vos no habeis sab;do hacer las CO.
sas". Es una cedula de hipoteca So
bre la monarquia de los HapSourgos,
En- e. fondo. Guilierrc II lamertaba
cue Ell Condo Bsrchtold no hubIera
hecho t;gurar en- el ultimatum condI-
clones aun mas ofensivaS, Y que Ger
mania Sc enccatrara en- una Elala pos
tura ante Europa.
Mas ManoSo que e. pobre Condo
Rerchtold, encontro Ia parada, es de
cir la ~ocupacion militar de Serbia,
que nirgun gobierno serbio nj nignun
gohierno ciYilizado habria podido a
ceptar Y cue provocoria la guerra pre-
paraGa con tanta rninuciosldad por
los Estados Mayores dc Vieaa Y &c
Berlin. Nada mas que no pudo re-
sistir a! placer de darlc una lection
4 Vicna Y de tomar la actitud dc So
terano pacifico. aun Ell mismo dia de
"a declaration de guerra 4 Serhhs.
Pero las palabras mas notables de
a a~notaci6n marginal sen las ultl-
mas. Guillermo II califico N ella te
general" la movilizacion 2u~Stro-hun-
CARA. Aun en- Francia miSma, sc ha
afectado pasar a 5 ell siicncIo TO-
do 10 rclativo a esa movilizaci0n, 0
calificarla de parc;al. aunque e. gabi-
rete de Viena Ia !lam6 asi. Ahora
bien, leyendo los decrctos del 26 de
Julio, no Sc puede dudar de que Ia
m~ovilizaci6u. oficialmeUtn, fue gene
raj. Este punto tiene una gran m
Dortancia ST, como es Ia verdad. Ia
movilizaci0n auStro-fungara fuG ge-
neral. Russia u Y 81 decccho de hacer
10 mismo, sin csperar a Ia moviliza-
ci5n alerana. 50 pena de III rctardo
mortal. Ia Triple Entente teEia que
c2oner Ia movilizacion 4 "a mov;liza-
ci6n. ESQ era tanto mas C~ecesarlo
en- Rusia va Que Ia maqulna mliltar
era. mas lenta. Y las iistancias mUeho
mavoreS. 2or oUra pa-tc. Sin embar-
go. Russia espcro a a moviL1acion
general alenana. Que mejor prleoa
de Ia longanimidad v del espiritu pa
cifico de n Triple Entente. CUTLER
mo Il pronuncio 4 mlsmo IA JUST.
ficaci6n Ge Russia. ', como consecuen.
cia. Ia condemnation DC IA po!itica
Cermanica. al calificar 6e general. 81
IS de Julio, Ia n:ovilizacion austro-
iungara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27

del seno- Pacaitch. Algunas horas
mas ta-de. sin otraS explicactones J
antes de IA Eegada del Baron G'csl j
Eiena. IA movilizacion general austro-
hGngara habia sido decretada. \ los
| clos de GuilIe-no Sagundo aque-
Hos Gran hechos nuevos por los cua-
les Serbia debia conpenSacloneS.
Austria no poGia quedarse contenta
sin ha5er degrade algo despueS &c Sc
'mejantes manifestations: deOia,
pues, ocupar "ana parte de Serbia, es
decir, ell territorio que le asegurara
Ia l:ga con Bulgaria ' con S2lonlca'-
De esta marera es como en- Germania
Sc couprende ei honor mllitar' Con
tamos cen que esta carta c : agre-
gada al archrvo &c las plezas de cargo
contra Guillermo 81 Nentiroso.
Aun hay mas: a fecha esa del %
de Julio tue precisamente IA de IA de-
claracion de guerra de Austria a Ser
Cia. coSa Que two lugar q medic dia-
Ell Ka;ser no podia igncrarlo Supc'
ner aue ignoraba seme.:ante acto dc
su Guerido ai;aGo, fuera locura. AIDE
10 carta imperial 70 fue eScrlta
N AS prir.eras horas del dla; de su
promo tenor Sc d~eSp1anda que 10 1uH
en- el curse Gel dia. Constitute. pues,
una espec;e de coartada que ei future
r..peraGor Gel mundo tCataba de aSe-
gurarse ante "a ~posteri6ad; debc ser
colocaGa en- Ia UiSma cGtcgor1a ae los
despachos so5re los aviones france
Sos en- el cello de Nuremberg. : So
bre las v;olacioaes de ia fro!teTa a
lemana Dor as troDas frarocsas- rs
ma mcatira mas. ST esta eng2Aa
auu 4 los alenlaneS. e. que q1lercn
ser erCanados: aunque 10 conocle-
ran otra ccSa que ia menorla dc LII
Gendorff SCORE Ia guerra rrsventlva,
publ:cada en- el Lihro Amarillo, Geoc-
rian ha,larse va edificaGos a"erca lie
"a s~;nceridad Ge las n~egociaciones dc
81 Kaiser.
Los perioiicos alemaCes publican
.tambiGn otro d~ocuTn2nto que vale Ia
nena de ser retenido en- la ner,orla:
Is una anotacion del E~mperador ne
Ia al niareen del teNto de IA res
~vuesta serbia Con una ironla Is
rcz. Que rs uno &c les raSgos de
81 caracter. Guii,ermo II escribio,
Giriciendcse q los austriacos rs un
gran cxito moral para vosotros. De
esta manera dcsaparece tcdo nlctlvo
de guerra. ' Giesl habria podldo per
maneccr ea Belgrade muy Tranquil
lamente. Esa cS a cauSa por Ia cue
70 no habria decrctado nunca ia mo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27

Don FenuStiano Carrdn-G acubG
l.dc hacer al re~prcSentante en- MGrico
de un gran r0tGtiro raeoy0rfiN0. uttc-
rcSGnti$imnS GeciGrGcj0nGs. G traces
dc las %cUaleS, como cS natural, cpn-
recc como e. Gn,Gdo del pueblo Y SD
qobierno, conn Ell sGlvddor' de la M
ciomGIidGd.
Como nuestroS iectores GuerrGn Sdbe7'
dc Ia rc7uciGcd de las G~fjr7HGcloneS g
el icfe del ~ejecutivo mer;cGno, hl.c Il
DropGSito de lc actual 7itMGcS6n M
cional. ramos q darieS II Sencu!c
ruucStrc dc 10 que Ell senior CGrrGn1a
Gio al pGblico omericano, bajo 81 pa
iCbrc de mnnGGtGrTO.
Rsfircndose Il los nilldres de ne
ricGrcs g7,c riren en- eI deSticrro dcS-
dc u Ct cdrrdnciSmo Sc GdWeR0 de
Ia cosa p,ibIjcC-g de las cosas pTi-
nuGaS-de maestro pals. q los que
deSpuSs del trupafo dc Ia cease, hu-
bieron de obcndonnr el territorio me-
ricano, bajo la Gmen0-G dc 'nterte
dc los ~rcnceGoreS. y bajo la ordcn de
expulsion Gci miSmo jefe del eiccu-
tiro. dice don TenuStiHnO con Gdora-
bic Serenidad:
Los erpdtriGdos 10 sou, porq"e
ouieren, los que cstin tueru de NGri-
co 10 estGn porque les ia Ia grnn: las
puertGs de su pals c$tGn cbiert0S pa
"a todos. las garontins que ofrece mi
qobierno son pcra todoS los mericc-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
Trad. del frances para LA PRENSA

Los directories del Reich" trataE
de poner a salvo a Guiliermo el Men
tiroso Y IA reputation de Ala.aanla-
.Aca0an de hacer publican una carta
dirigida por el Emperador Al Camel
Her q IS de Julio de 1914. IS cccr,
Al ,ercer dia de Ia mov!lIzacion aus
tro-hungara. Este doc-mento. aun
en- ei case de cue ~ a~utentico. no
prueba en- marer alguna "a inocen-
cia de las intencionss del E~rlperacor.
Por ell ~cout-ario. atestigua Ia hi2ocre-
STA corgenita de csc scberano. 90
mienza Dor expresar Ia opinion dc
que IA respuesta serbia a. u!tlniaum
Del % de Julio es s~atisfac5oTla '
cue las rese7as hechaS sohre alsu-
nos puntos per los ser5ios, pUedc7 ser
aclaradas pcr las neEociaciones', Pc
TO So apresura. Embellishments oeS-
pues. . formular una cspecle &c Sc
cundo ultinatun. AunQue Ia res
puesta del senior Pachitch sea acep-
table. es precise no olviGar lue los
serbios son ment;rosoS ', en- coHse-
cuancia nay cue omar ai-uHas prem
das. es decir. ocunar Belgrade = una
parte &c Serbia. So5re esIa base,
Gu!llerno. cue de huena CANA sc la
maria e. Magnanir1o. manifesto eS-
tar dIsp1esto 4 segI!- de ~int27nedia-
rio entire Austria Y Se-v!a. NADIA mas
Que no admite Ia intervenci6R &c
rin-u~a -errera persona en- cs-e asun
10 de familia: 81 ~"rechazara inanedia-
taroente todas las pro7csiciones 0 to-
6as las sugesrio7es que procedan de
,os dennis Escados". Reclama el pri-
vilegio exclusive de eS-rarCclaT 4 Ser
b;a en- coia6oraci5n con 81 venerable
Fmperador Francisco JOSS.
"Obten6-e. X declarc al senior
Be-hrna2n-Hollwe-. Il paz q III ma
nera". Su manera consistia en- dc
tar ordenes Y an darle satisfaction
al s-entimientc nacicnal ausrriaco )
o 81 honor militar". iPobre Austria.
Acababa de movilizar 70. IA teccera
vez: recesitaba en- TODD case una
satisfaction &c hcno-". A este res
Uecto. "a aceptacicn del ultimatum No
basta5a. En- efecto, antes de media
bora desputs de ha5er 0eciolto II
respuesta del seEor Pachitch. e. Ba-
ron G,es.. M;r!stro dc AuSt0a-Hun-
gria er Belgrade. tomo el trcn para
Viena rompierdo ,a5 relaCione5 con
el gabinete de Belgrade por medic
de una ca~ta redac5aGa de antemano
Y U hacia r~aferencia a Ia rcsPuesta