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Poindexters Attack.

WASHINGTON, ID G., Feb. la.--In the
first prepared address on the League Of
Nations delivered in the senate since
tho constitution Of the proposed league
was made public. Senator PoindeXtrr OF
Washington. Republican. today declared
the entrance of tho United States into
the league would mean n surrender OF
American rights. privileges and sover-
eighty, the abandonment of the Monroe
doctrine and II violation Of the Cnnstl-
tuition. The constitution Of the league.
he asserted was conflicting. indefinite
and uncertain and the machinery which
it proposes to set up similar to the
Soviet government Of Russia"
NO such colossal burden or cntan-
CLING alliance was ever before concciv-
I'd in the world the senator said. In
stead of being an instrument of peace
it is the fertile seed Of war the
dragons teeth from which. when sown.
armed soldiers will spring"
Through. participa ton IN tho drafting
of tho leagues constitution, senator
PoindcXtcr declared, the United States
had been led Ia Il point where We are
n"w facing :tn abyss. II the senate
should ratfy the proposed constitution
AMI sanction the entrance Of the United
states into Il league of nations without
submission Of the question TO the
American people in political cam
; pagn where IT shalt have been made
The issue. and upon which they will
have an opportunity 10 render judgment
i'll an election" he declared. then self
government in America will have disap-
prarcd."
IN adopting or rejecting this lcgisla-
tiun. said Mr.. PoindrXler. land thereby
becoming or not becoming a member OF
Z ~, al
government and tho people Of the
United States will Determine whether
hoy arc I" remain the great sovereign
and independent nation. people con-
trolling their own destiny. determining
for themselves the extent Of their mill
iary prcpHrat ions. tho size of their ar
mics and navicS. and establishing for
themselves their international rela-
tinrs. or whether they arc To merge
their desiinicS with those OF other na-
! lions uf tho world. sharing their bur-
d"nS. participating in their quarrels
and Incoming Il party TO all intcrna-
tiunal complications"
referring la the request of President
Wilson that the congress refrain from
discussion of the league until he could
meet the foreign affairs committee Sen
ator l'nind"xtrr assorted that II was a
matter of too much Importance for US
10 remain altogether silent" and that
no harm can he done by full discussion
Of :; document Of which the world was
"purposcly kept in entire ignorance until
it came forth full-pannplird as though
horn from tho bead Of love
Taking up tn" provisions ut tho
leagues constitution the senator de-
| "larCd that the document contained no
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FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR SALE-Tord touring car A 40.
condition. S275.0n. G. D. Luce. 81
Porter Ave. EdEwood. f-l8-l :
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|BRA|N TESTS
} BY SAM LLOYD.
pour Minutes To Answer This

Pour Minutes To Answer This
no. AZ.
To an inquiry concerning her age The
college girl replied:
Five times seven and seven times three
Add to my age and it will be
As far above six mines and four
As twice my years exceed 4 score.
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to work in the city. Salary or CONF
:.l:ssion. Steady employment. to riRh
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floor Intelligcncer Bldg. 3a-3l-p
wANTED-Three gooo agents 10 SSij
household necessities on the Install
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as we'll as thorough airing and summing
is given it after the patient leaves II.
The toys that he has while in this
room are either toys that can be washed
or such things as cut outs from maya
zines and newspapers that can be burn
ed.
Not In THAT Family.
Needless TO say. colds do not run
through that family.
OF course. an extra room in these days
Of condensed homes is rare thing 10
POSSESS, but I think many OF US could
do much more toward isolating colds
than We actually do.
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POSITIONS WANTED-Male
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-Critictsm OF
thc constitution Of the league OF nations
was opened in tn" house late today with
an address by Representative Fess' OF
Ohio. Republican, who declared tne
1ca r1,e plan was "monstrnus' and filled
With vicious possibilities.
Just as soon rs the American people
shall grasp tho vicious possibilities hero
in included said Mr. Tess. there VIII
b. such a revolution Of sentiment afous-
cd that INV may who will subscribe TO
this perpetual surrender OF this repuo-
hes future to n vote OF foreign nations
viii be. as hc should he, rcPudiatcd es an
enemy to tho spirit and genius OF Am
crican institutions"
|, REPRESENTATIVE Tess said ono OF the
prlnci pal objections to tho lcasuc pan
was that it made possible five votes for
the United Kingdom against one for the
United States by permitting seif-SoV-
erniuG dominions or co ortes to become
| inder,sndeyrt members
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Lose Sovereignty.

Tho sovereignty of the United States
continued the Ohio member. will be
transferred largely to a group Of Euro
paan powers by a mere vote Of the
league that matters under consideration
by 1t might lead to war.
-Thc executive council. which fs TO DC
tho real agency Of the league to enforce
its findings. Is to be limited to nine
members. one each from the United
States, France. Great Britain italy and
Japan and ono each from four other
states to be selected BY The body Of del
egatcs. The decisions OF each body.
delegates or executive council are by q
majority vote. 50 that in all cases the
finding Of tho council will be determined
by five members. In other words. any
five Of the nine voting together can
bind the United States without its con-
sent to any matter falling within the
province OF the league.
No matter how much tho people Of
tho United States my wish to avoid
mixing up in European or AsiItic poll
tics. AIRY five OF the nine members can
fix the responsibility upon this country.
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BAR ASSOCIATION DELEGATION
LEAVES FOR CHARLESTO On To
OPPOSE re DISTRICT MEASURE
and other countries.
LODGES Option.

In, his first public comment on inc
league charter. senator Lodge declared
he was convinced III" provision for man.
uarnrics world be compulsory upon ElE-
nat"ry nations.
uiSpu,lng Senator Poind"Xiers state
mcnt, this WAS, no: the first tinic IN
attempt had ben made 10 restrict cen
,crcysinnal power. Senator hitchcock
cited the Canadian boundary treaty.
with is prohibition against naval forces
IN boundary waters. ~ L prcccuciit .,
"dirrrt restriction" upon CONGRESSIONAL
mowers over armament. Senator Ni!"A
declared the precedent applied Only 10
boundary matters. while senator BRAN
dr.rrr said the treaty validating me
l.,ruc could not BE- set aside rs couid
hn done in the case Of other treaties.
After Senator Pr!nd"Ninr had con-
,.,;:urd. senator Reed dcpl"rcd delay III
ruuclu,:iun Of peace treaty when
would make poSSib" the early return
OF American overseas forces ana uc-
clarcd much valuable Time had oreH
"rri,tcrcd away" at Paris in discussion
Of 4 League of nations. lie SAD ne
favored Immediate return OF the Arncrl-
can forces from Europe. and declared
urgent demands for shipping should DC
made upon III" allies.
Prolo,lGce! applause came from the at'.
lcries when the Missouri senator SH"
that If the allies refused shipping the
United States should Immediately revoke
all commercial privileges now accoroco
them. The spectators were sharply rep
rirair1ed By Vice President NarShhL
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HOGE-On "wednesday. February 10.
1919, at $3.50 o'clock Il. NJ. in the fam
ily residence. f;dgwood. WILLIAM
EOuSEE HuGE. aged Sc years.
Funeral services nj ST. Matthew's Prot
estant Episcopal church. on Friday
afternoon at o'clock. Friends Of
the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend. Intcrmcnt private in Greenwood
cemetery.
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FOE SALE OR RENT-Hotel Harris. al
D!llonvalc, Ohio. doing good bust
ness. For information phone or write
William Watzulan. Dillonvale. Ohio. =
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No Surrender,

No Surrender.
This nation should never under any
circumstances surrender its sovereignty
on any questions which pertain to it's
future welfare. to n vote OF a league
made up Of IN 1ndeterrpinatc number
Of countries whose major interests can
not be expected to be identical with our
own"
Mr.. Tess declared that once the
United States had agreed TO the pro-
posed league It would not have the
power to compel changes in tho consti-
tuition for its benefit
"Article IS purports to provide for
amendment ot the league" he said. but
Of course no amendments in tho in
tercStS Of tho United States will likely
ever be made. rs II requires Tho vnt"
Of all tho nine states which ar" repro
scented in Tho council. and then the
ratification Of thr"c-fourths Of the
states represented in the body Of dclo-
gates.
IF it should be claimed by propo-
nents Of this prepostnr"uS prnpusilinn
that questions I have named arc not
Included in the league. no man Of sense
will deny that under article &C amend
mcnts can he made by Interested ma
lions to include these questions"
Abrogation Of Treaties.
Mr.. TESS criticised articles Of tho
league constitution which. he said. 70"
CURED ahroEntion Of existing treaties
Inconsistent with the league charter.
This means If n treaty now exists
between us and Japan. inconsistent
with tho Judgment oc iii" league. rs
Expressed by any f1v" Of III" nine. il
rnnst NJ aaroCat"d." said Mr f"s&.
Tho question Of European irnmiEra-
ton also will fall undcr This authority
and our laws OF limitation inr"nslStcnt
with what IL majority Of this l"agu"
, shall flud must u" ahrogatrd.
"No further Legislation on European
or hSiatir immigration could he on
actcd without ;hc consent Of tho league.
rs il cnvors not only treaty making. but
such laws Us arc based upon tr"a'ics.
Can "" h" sur" that questions Of m
American merchant marin" will moi fol!
unGor n r"t" Of European countries
which nuit" nlrurall? will prefer ia
keep tho nnuupnly Of This particular
activity Who will l." III" judge: f:vi-
IDENTIFY the lcnsu" will hlr" something
L. say ahon. it,"
Another Objection.
My. Toss also injected l." Ariel" II
Of thr constitution. which. hn said. would
j'Elv" tic league certain powers over ia"
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DIED

SURGINoR-On Tuesday. February IS,
1918 nj 90 o'clock Il. H.. at Bca!lS
VILE Ohio, WM. J. SuRGlNOE.
Funeral nj the homo o. his nephew. A.
=. knnnrn. 2001 l;uff street, Friday
morning at 10 o'clock. Friends OF the
family invited TO attend. lnicrncnt
private in Greenwood cemetery.
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PATENTS = e.. ;:: s;: $:
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ATTACKS Article lo,

ITO be specific, Article 10. authorizes
the league TO vest mandatory authority
and select tho nation to exercise It over
such countries recently under other SOW
erciEnty and which are not yet regarded
sufficiently stable to maintain stable
sef-ScTernm1t- This article means
that by q vote Of the league the United
states would have to undertake the
maintenance Of law and order in Arrnc-
MIA, Tor example, or 4 country in Africa
Moreover. any group Of five Of the
nine can Ak tho character Of our. de-
rensive program, rs tho question OF
the size Of armament. large or small
or any member OF the league. rs sub
tect to this vote"
Mr.. Tess said tho most DANGEROUS
feature Of the proposed constitution to
his mind was the provision which would
make the United States q constituent
part OF a league which would exercise
supreme authority through a body OF
delegates. without name OF number.
each Of whom would have equal author
ity in all matters which would come
before II affecting this country.
Tho matters Of consideration are not
defined and therefore not limited" he
said. TT the Monroe Doctrine is in
Guided in the Judgment of n majority
OF the members. what recourse have We
after We have entered tho league, which
speaks by majority vote? IF immi-
grafton Is included. according 70 n ma
tority Of the league. what is our de-
Tense? II q tariff is included. accord
ing to the Judgment Of the majority.
what have We left but to surrender or
commit q breach Of covenant
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FOR SALE-Baled straw. ". A. Giffin.
Cali Elm Grove 10 Ring 3. f-Is-i
FOR SALE-lf you want to inv st in
residence property for a home or in
vestmcnt. soc W. s. Grafton, owner. for
particulars. Room 13 Masonic Temple
, or i'll Sixteenth ST.. Wheeling. ". Va.
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Sl.20u. Cali lGlG-J, Wig. f-1f-l
FOE sAIE--On account Of The death OF
my boys |: have concluded "a sell my
place, consisting OF 145 acres of nice
rolling chestnut soil. Tractor can be
used in every field. good fences. never
| failing springs. . good orchards one just
; coming in bearing. 5 acres Of timber, d
good locust grove Of 100 trees or more
ready to use. room brick house, cellar
under all Of II. slate roof out house
! slate roof. Spring house two-story ce-
ment spring and trough. Pump at porch
Of house. soft water. all outbuildings
| slate. roof and painted except barn bank.
which is 60 feet long (cellar under ALL
log shielded on four sides. single .roof.
Public road runs along the side OF place.
=! miles To school. l Il miles to church.
| 81. miles TO railroad station on either
! side Of us. 4 = miles north OF Carrollton.
Ohio, Carroll Co. Must see it TO know
| the value of it. Call on or write owner.
| 3. Scarott, Carrollton, o.. R. F. D. No.
: 3. So 600 90. film
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Another OhtecHiou.

My Toss also injected /" SrIiclH II
Of Inc constitution. which. lIr said. would
CIV" lie league certain powers over tho
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-24
PoR Ia aLBD PuBLICA
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Hs
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ciosa, ventnada y, al ser posible1 que
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F.rFnmar y beheE alcoholics, in
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tonifcan. 80 fa5.-. r.a..tizs..
H.--Huye del polvo, que es vehfculo
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L.44Iimpia tn .euerpo y prevenaras
muchas eafermedades. ) aave.s.. &
LIA--Llorar, fIepiime; reir y cantar,
fortified. cf3-, tlqpzil. >elE Il ea8tas,
M.--Morigera 'tus costumbres y seras
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N.-tNunca os santeis conner sin Ia
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Ia poea..yp sss $50 III rs .sera.f5p
P.-Peeho NdesarrOllado dificilmente
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R.+Raza, nj sexo, nj edad, nj china,
nj pOsieion social son respetades por: "a
tuberculosis. IL. ..,ps.a.le, ass II
U.-usar ropas, sin previa desinfec-
taci6n, es causa de trasmisi6n de- enfer-
medades. - .~ss,s.t.. II es.,,.
V.--El vicio es el principal .predis-
ponente a. los. padeeimientos del eHeF-
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EL EsPlRITU bE la REBELDIA

sediciones huelgas. Estos son los
que han de sufrir Ia asidua vigilaneia
Y el continue asedio de las fuerzas ar
madas. Y ellos han de ser hostiga-
dos de tai manera que effos Inismos
Sc decidan a alejarse de los ingeniOs.
Mas, aunque el movimiento huelguis-
ia que con tanta insistencia viene agi-
tando al pals no llegue los ingenios,
produce gravfsimos perjuicios y peligro-
SO entorpecimiento a In zafra. La pa
ralizaci6n ferroviaria que suele acom-
paiiar a toda huelga general impide el
transporte del azucar y origina el de-
senvolvimiento dc Ia molienda. Son
adcmas tan variadas y complejas las
relacioncs que tiene la zafra con el
comercio, con Ia industria, con todas
las fucntes dc riqueza, con todos los
aspectos dc la vida econ6mica que un
trastorno en- cualquiera de los campos
mercantiles inancieros repercute fuer-
temcnte en- su proceso y en- su resultado.
No hay on csc sentido ningirna huelga
tuyos efectos no trasciedan al desen.
volvimiento dc Ia zafra.
Esta sc encuentra ahora en- el perfo-
do de su cosecha, en- el momento mas
delicado Y trascendental, es ahora cuan-
do Sc ha de decidir 81 todo el caiiSlal dc
energias invertido generosamente en- los
ingehios Sc ha de convertir en- saba
fecundante para el pals Sc ha de ma
lograr entire cst6riles y ex6ticas agita.
clones. rs ahora cuando Sc han de
resolvcr 81 los campos' no han de te-
ner duranto Ia paz las s6lidas garantias
con que contaron durante Ia guerra. .
Estas huelgas indtiles pasan va de
eastafo obscure. Por cualquier cOsa los
trahajadores Sc levantan. Yo mismo he
visto en- Caguas, como por un simple
disgusto entire I'm administrators de Ia
central y nm obrero del campo, Sc arm6
nm motin y ALI fu6 Troya. Ellos la
man ESQ, question de raaa, question de
dignidad.
E. Aponte.
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ccnoccn en- Puerto Rico los deta-
!, causas y concausas dc las huelgas
Ia Habanag Seguranente. Ne pa
se que Ell MUNDo, que tan bien
sido fecibido en- Ia Habana, donde
10 el mundo 10 lee y 10 solicita, ha
do va, amplia information sobre el
unto.
Famos, sin embargo, hacer unos CO.
sntarios. Para consolarnos alentar-
d, en- medic dc los hondos trastornos,
inquietud y el malestar que producer
conAictos sociales, hemos de diri.
! los ojos los ingenios donde como
eta nuestro poeta Gautier Benitez eel
go de miel que en- Ia brisa ondea."
balsamo vivifcador que ha dc GU:
u y restahar las heridas econ6micas
J pals. Llegan va a cerca dc dos mi
Dnes las toneladas de azdcar que has
ahora Sc han olaborado en- las cen
aIes dc Ia isla. So espera que al ter
inarse Ia zafrn asenderd esta cifra
los cuatro millones que Sc habfan
lculado.
Hay, sin embargo, una sombra que
)scurece esa .hermosa esperanza: Ia
Ia presente huelga general y la de
paros que pudiera suscitar.Hay sin
lda en- esta agitaci6n ciertas tenden-
as acratas que con el pretexto dc
Fotejer y rnejorar al oBrero sc empe-
an en- perturbar, el 6rden Y destruir
existente. Asi 10 demucstran las pro-
amas sediciosas que de algunos hnsl-
nistas ha recogido Ia policfa. Este
jpiritn de rebeldfa anarquista o "bOls-
evikista" pudiera llegar los cen.
,ales y maIograr en- gran parte los
scundOs y salyadores resultados dc
molienda. Tie visto que en- Puerto
leo desgraciadamente pasa 10 mismo.
lementos extraios entran en- los in
enios proclamando Ia redcnci6n y las
ienendanzas dct obrero.
Amos anteriores aaui Sc ha visto obi.
ado el Gobierno a contener cnergiea-
ente a los d, pretendian destruir o mcr-
Iar,con huelgasen los centralcs los fru-
os de Ia 2afra
Las fuerzas armadas aumcntadas pre-.
sacramento EN- los ingenios y cOlonias
nrante Ia moliehda son las que han
g evitar que el rnovimiento actual obs.
fuya faehas azucareras. En- los lu-
ares de los eampos es facil c6nocer
y los. individuos que d1rante Ia zafra
stablecen alii su residencia estable
ara dediearse sus faenas Y los
dvenedizos, los trashumantes, a los
dc merodean alrededor de los eentra-
IS para introducir Ia cizaha de Ia agi-
aei6h y de Ia rebeidfa Y para promover
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-24
CAMBO AMENAzA AL
+, GOBIERNO CON UNA
GUERRA CIvItNl
Catalina no quiere descen-
tralizacion sino soberanfa:-
Manifestations catalanis-
tas.-Violento debate en- ell
Congreso.-0tras noticias
Madrid, febrerO 2O.-

hAaur1d, 1eDrer0 20.-
CUmunican desde Barcelona que en-
Ia maiana de aver SC organize una
gran manifestation catalanista, Ia cual
enarbolando banderas de Catalina Y
bandas de mGsiea, fecorri6 las princi.
pales ealles de Ia eiudad, dirigiendose,
por iltimo a Ia estaci6n con el obicto
de despedir a los sefores don Aleian-
dro Larroux Y don Francisco Camb6
que llevan una mission ccrca del Go.
bicrno.
Cuando cl numeroso pGblico Sc ha.
bia congregado en- los alredcdores del
edifcio de la estaci6n bicieron uso de
la palabra los leaders del movimicnto
catalanista, sehores Lerroux Y Camb6,
asegurando que realizarian toda clasc
de esfuerzos con el fin de cumplir FL
mandate que habian recibido dc Ia Nan.
comunidad.