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The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06
HAS STABL|SHED
A REAL SOCIALIST
FATHERLAND
Causes For Emigration Removed.
Workers Should Return

! BUDAPEST, April 5. - Through
Foreign Miniser Bella Kuhn, the new
Hungarian Soviet government, has
issued an invitation to all Hungarians
in America to return home and en-
joy the fruits of the communist re-
volution, saying they will find Hun
gary "socialistic fatherland."
Mr. Kuhn declares that the cause,
of their emigration to America hav-
ing been removed, there is now room
lin Hungary for workers.
Mr.. Kuhn declared that four for.
eign policy is one of peace But ne
added that Hungary is willing
fight to maintain her peace. He
said: "We have the friendliest. feel
ing towards all nations, especially
America, which country is showing
the most impartial and most just at
titude toward every other country"
And he added: eve have the warm
est feeling for the German proletar-
lat, who taught US the theories we
have put into practice. Nothing
binds us toward Russia except the
international solidarity of the work.
ing classes"
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06
SONORA GARAGE
And Ignition Works, Nogales, Son.


Opens today under management of
American experts.
In the electrical department we
charge and rebuild batteries, repair
and rewind starting motors and gen.
orators, coils and magnetos. We send
nothing reparable out of town, as we
are equipped to do this work in our
own shop.
The mechanical department is in
charge of a specialist of many years
experience. If we are unable to REM
edy your car troubles we will not
charge you, as our work is fully qua
lanteed.
A competent vulcanizer will take
care of your tire troubles.
Clients living on the American side
will save money and perhaps vexation
fby giving us a chance to prove what
we can do.
We will call for your car or other
work and deliver the same in perfect
order.
Call and let us explain what we can
do to make your car work better.
SONORA GARAGE,
| 22 Gale Inginieros
4-6-1t-pd Nogales, Sonora
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06
tunissd Pres. Service,

MEXICO CITY, April 5.-The fed
eral government announced today
that cancellation had been ,decreed
of the concession to the California
Mexican Land Company of Los An
geles. The concession covered 3D.
100000 acres of fine land in the
northwestern portion of Lower Cali
fornia, lying between the 18th and
32d parallels of latitude, large por-
ton being within the delta of the
Lower California Imperial Valley.
The land concession mentioned was
granted originally to General Andra-
de by'aP President Diaz under stipu-
lation that was not fulfilled, provid-
ing that there, should be settled upon
the land annually prescribed num-
berzof colonists. The concession was
granted by President Diaz.
Now the government declares the
stipulation has not been fulfilled,
neither rbys the original grantee, Gen
: =
eral' Andrade, nor by the California
Mexican Land Company, until recent
iy.. Afters:the: company had held the
property some years, it was neglect
ed, although there was consider
able acreage under cultivation. Of
those who have taken up land, the
greater part of them state that they
will pay for the land if confscated.
One farmer in the vicinity who locat-
ed 160. acres, declares that after the
California-Mexican Company acquir-
ed the big grant, there was consider
able colonization, and improvement.
Those now on the land say they will
pay the owners for the improvements.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06
SUMMER
EXCURSIONS
RESTORED
Omitted Press Service,


= SAN FRANCISCO, April 5. - The
National Railway Administration an.
nounced today restoration of low
round trip summer fares to practic-
ally all summer resorts, effective May
80 to September 80, inclusive.
The fares are classified. The first
class is tickets limited to three
months. These will be sold at twen-
ty per cent less than double one-way
fare. The other class is ticket with
fifteen-day limit, to be sold Fridays
and Saturdays, one-third below the
double fare one-way.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

Five OF the candidates nearing the
four hundred thousand mark.
/ Others trying hard to catch up.
"Miss Yellow Suit" looks mighty
confident these days.
Yes, the last vote offer of the con-
test starts tomorrow.
Henk, -Honk, Honk!
Drones, clear the track for the
"LIVE ONES" They are out to win
bright Eyes" is coming along
strong.
The same may also be said fol
Golden Locks"
One Columbia Six "Sport Model
Two Ford touring cars.
Eighteen other prizes.
The Day of Days.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16.
The time.
Nine P. M.
"Miss Red Belt" continues to &c
right along, Saving wood" Getting
the results, too.
Look out for those Sonora candi-
dates.
If the votes polled above were the
final count in the contest, the capital
prize Columbia Six would go to Miss
Florence Robes of Ennpalme, Son.
The Ford touring car for Arizona
would go to Mrs. Geo. Spraker, of
.Nogales and the Ford touring car for
Mexico would go to Jose F. Velasco,
of Guaymas.
BUT-the contest is not over, and
only the close of, the third vote offer.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

will be the big night. When the
clock strikes nine that night, mo more
subscriptions or votes" will be an.
nounced and those present will realize
that the greatest subscription contest
ever held in Nogales has closed.
Changes In Line Up
Mrs. Geo. Spraker is today in the
lead in the vote standings in District
No. / with a total Of 371, ,775 to hel
credit. In the list published in yes
terday's paper Mrs. Spraker held sew
enth place-today she is firmly estab-
lished in first. Mrs. Spraker has been
q hard worker from the day she en-
tered the race and has done exceed
ingly we'll. She mas many fricuds in
Nogales who are enthusiastic boost
ers for her in this campaign and her
final vote total will be big.
Miss Margaret Ramirez is today in
SCCOIIu pIdC0 III 0lotI1CC 1NO. WIFI
only a few votes behind the leader,
Miss Ramirez. was one! Of the last
candidates to start active vote gath
ering, but since she started in. earn
est, never a day has passed but what
her vote totals have shown an in
crease. Miss Ramirez has host OF
friends in the county and will be ur
among the leaders the night the cam.
paign ends.
In District No. 2 Miss Florence
Robles still holds the lead, not only ir
her district, but in the entire field
Miss Robles is working hard and has
a host of friends in Empalme anc
Guaymas who are strong boosters fol
her in this campaign.
Kampaign Komment
Just nine more days.
The last extra vote offer of tn,
campaign starts tomorrow morning.
125,000 extra votes for every clul
of $2s now.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06
UNITED Press Service,

SYDNEY, N.S.W., April 5.-After
living for over four years among the
Papua cannibals, Captain Konrad
Hetzler, German engineer officer,
surrendered to the Australian troops
on hearing of the armistice. He hid
his uniform on taking to the bush, but
recovered it before surrendering.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06
Omitted Press Service,

LONDON, April 5.-"Eyen if the
Post Office Department has discov-
cred that Queen Anne is dead, it OBJ
viously hasn't heard Of Queen Vic
toria's demise," declared the West
Minister council, calling attention to
the fact that a postal box, outside
Buckingham Palace, still betrs the
cypher ''VR, instead Of "GR." L
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

1t is q lucky thing indeed, for some
Of our candidates that it was only the
close Of one voting period that occur
red last night and not the close of
the campaign. They would surely
have been mortified when they saw
the final count and realized the ease
with which the prizes had been won.
In some cases few subscriptions
would have made all the difference in
the world between receiving the cap
tital prize Columbia Six and one of the
lesser prizes. In other cases one or
two subscriptions for a year would
have made just as big difference
between winning the different district
prizes.
|. A candidate who allows herself to
be defeated for lack of little work
deserves not a bit of sympathy or
consideration. There is not a single
candidate in the race who could not
get out any afternoon and secure a
two -&or three-year subscription-pos-
sibly two Of them-before sundown,
if the whole soul is put into the work.
Too many candidates think that be-
cause another extra vote offer is over
they can now rest on their oars. This
is q great mistake and may cost some
Of them a prize. There are some who
will keep on plugging away until the
very close Of the campaign, and the
names of these will appear among
the winners.
Just Ten Days More
Only ten more days remain before
the end of The Daily Morning Oasis
circulation campaign. It will then
be determined who are the fortunate
winners of the three automobiles and
the many other prizes to be awarded
to the candidates who secure the most
votes.
! WEDNESDAY NIGHT, April 16
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

VIENNA, April s. -A As a means
of reflling the depleted Austrian
treasury, parliament is ss.consideffng
the establishment here Of a casino,
on Monte Carlo lines.
Bordeaux, France, Apr l5.-Amer-
lean troops, stationed here, were call
ed out to suppress a mutiny in q To-
cal girls reformatory. A fire hose
proved efficient artillery, and the
drenched mutineers surrendered.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06
Omitted Press Service,

PARIS, April 5. =. An electrical
device, resembling telephone, for
detecting unexploded shells on farm
land, has been invented by Professor
Gurron, of Nancy. The inventor
claims it will search" 18 acres in "a
hours.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06
HUNGARY INVITES HER ANDERERS HOME
CHANDLER DENIES
IT IS HIS
LAND
UNITED Press service)

Los ANGELES, April S. -Presi-
dent Harry Chandler, of the Califor-
MIA Mexican Land Company, declares
that it is mistake to say that his
company's lands have been confscat-
ed. He declared that his company
holds only $4,000 acres, and that no
concession ior agreement to colonize
was involved in them.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

GENEVA, April 5. = That Enver
Pasha has become possessed of $780,
600 900 during the war, and that DIE
NAL Pasha has SIS, ,0O0,OOO in Swiss
banks, as well as $2,5OO,OOO in Stam-
boul, is the charge made in Constan-
tinople dispatch. Talaat Pasha and
Rechid Bey are also said to have ac-
cumulated millions while in office.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06
UNITED Press Service,

LONDON, April 5.-The Aberyst-
wyth town council has inaugurated
strike against the food ministry, by
closing down the municipal food bur
eau, until the food minister drops his
demand for more labor representa-
tions on the local food committee.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

SYDNEY, N.S.W., April S. - Re-
fnsing to wear an "anti-influenza''
mask, DR.. Arthur Fox, well-known
physician has been remanded for
trial without bail, for defiance of. Pub
lie Health regulations.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

LONDON, April 5. = A campaign
against the theater ticket speculator
has been started here. Chas. B. Coch-'
ran, who owns a chain of theaters,
announces that the best tickets for
his shows are only procurable at the
box office.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

NAIROBI; East Africa, April 81
Trying to stop 40-lniles per hour
car, the challenger lost the first rec
order. contest-Lion VS.. Automobile
in the second round. The motorist
reversed to clean up his foe.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

KEY WEST, April 5.-Three or
four sailors are reported to have been
killed this morning at 1880 o'clock
by explosion of the Submarine Chase
No. 2O5. No deeails.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

LONDON, April 5.-A white arm
let, warning drivers of vehicles that
the wearers are unable to hop about
quickly amidst traffic, is now. worn
by ex-soldiers crippled in the war.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06
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= same opportunity to win the i
= $1995 Columbia-Six Automo- q
4 bile. After the capital prize Z
= Auto is awarded each district y
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= prizes, and non-prize winners 4
= will be paid 20 per cent !
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The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

SPA, .Aprifs ss-4A wireless telegram
to Matthias Erzbergel, of the German
arrnistice commission, announced pro-
clalnation of. a Soviet republic Of
Munich.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

BERLIN, April S. - That Trotzky
ensures his own safety, by paying his
guards $12 500 a month for officers,
and $50 per hour during fighting for
soldiers, is alleged by refugees from
Russia.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

The Army and Navy Union, Stephen
D. Little Garrison, will handle the
Victory Loan and the men Of the gar
rison will solicit subscriptions for the
bonds.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

LONDON, April 5.-Maj. Richard
Lloyd George, son of the premier, just
demobilized, has been appointed di-
rector Of A. B. Brown, McFarlane &
Co., naval architects and marine en-
gineers, of Glasgow, London and New
York.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

LONDON, April Scanning that
he had ruined her best frock, by
splashing her with mud, Miss Ethel
Pike, obtained SIS damages from Mot
orist Sidney Hutton in the Somerset
county court. British motorists are
appealing.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

WASHINGTON, April So The
War Department today announced
that twenty-one aero squadrons will
be retainedr as the flying arm of the
American army. uN
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06
WASHINGTON Anril /.

WASHINGTON, April s. - It is
learned from City of Mexico. advices
that President Carranza may ask the
aid of General Obregon against the
new Blanquet-Diaz revolutionary move
ment in Mexico. Obregon is now
mining in northern Sonora.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

LILLE, France, April 5.-The first
factory to be reconstructed in he Lille
region, is the Lille cotton works,
which has just started business here.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

BERLIN, April 5. = Prompt action
so far has prevented violence in con-
nections strikes here.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

The artist here depicts the Easy
Talker conducting his Daily Sympo-
sium on the Alleys, the liquor ques-
ton, Billy Sunday, the weather, them
Rooshians, operations, Bryan, the
price of hawgs, and EVERYTHING. Easy
Takers are burned hard to Listen to.
Well, Well say So.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06
-CONCESSION'C N'CANCE[[ED
AS RESULT OF JAP
COLONIZATION
IN MEXICO
Mexico Wants Peace to Give
Attention to Local Problems

anti-Japanese legislation agitated in
California.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

Los ANGELES, April 5. - Col
ohel Hutchins, commanding the 16Oeh
regiment, wired today that the regi-
ment will reach Los Angeles April 20.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

Mrs. Geo. SPEAKER, Nogales- ..,371,775
Margaret Ramirez, Nogales ...370, 1900
Emmalou Irving, Nogales ....370,775
Elso Shuckman, Nogales .346, ,675
Mrs. A. l.. Hanson, Nogales-.. ...345, IT'S
Anna Grimm, Nogales .....,..-...341 900
Mrs. Gil Rankin, Nogales.....,..324 $50
Clarice Taylor, Nogales .....-....286,6 ,675
Hazel Savage, Nogales -......-.-.285 $50
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The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

PARIS, April 5. - It is announc-
ed that President Wilson has not de-
dded definitely the advisability of
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06
LAST VOTE OFFER
OF OASIS CONTEST
STARTS TOMORROW

2OOO Extra Votes for Every Club of $25 Is the New
Vote Offer and the Last Offer in the Campaign-It
Starts Monday Morning and Runs Until the Clos
ing Hours of the Contest on April 16
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06

Many Changes In LneU Up of Candidates In District No
But District No. Remains the Same-Candidates
Are Nearing The Four Hundred Thousand Mark
Who Will Be the First to Reach It?
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-06
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them lite Of joy and prosperity.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-10
DELEGATE AMERICANI GER
PUBLICAREA CONSTITUTED
LIGEI NATIUNILOR.

PARIS, 8 Febr. Conferinta
tinuta de membrii comisiei pen
tru societatea natiunilor, la care
presedintele Wilson este presedin-
te "a ajuns la punctul ca spre a
ajunge la intelegere, un compro-
mis- Ga lasa fiecare cite ceya dim
cererile lui) este necesar. Insa
sc vede ca uncle din aceste COM
promisuri canzeaza alterarea j.
nor principii importante, 81 e
foarte probabil CD acei ce vor as
tepta formarea unei ligi care sa
alba puterea absolute de a forta
pacea vor Fl foarte multi desiluzi-
onati.
Compromised asupra arbitraiu-
lui compulsor (silit) probabil ca
va fl atacat pc 1notiv ca Ligei
nu-i va raminea nici un mijloc E.
fectiv de q decide in cauza. Zap
tele de pima acum arata ca fncer-
Garlic de a aboliza (sterge) con-
scriptia militara (recrutarea 81
lita) nu va succede. Pima in pre-
zent acei ee sunt insarcinati de a
fndrepta aceste lucruri nu all a.
flat nici o solutie ca sd impedece
recrutarile obligatoare 81 in ace
lasi timp a satisface natiuni ca L
talia, care Sc telne ca nu poate
plati un salar att de mare ca Sc
induca pc tineri de a Sc inscrie
voluntari.
Din cele ce s'au spus All, este
sigur Cd reprezentantii Americani
sunt doritori ca constitutia Ligei
81 se publice, asa e. q dee opiniei
pubhce Americana . oportunitate
ca Sd Sc exprime asupra ei. Pre-
sedintele, asia Sc stie, spera ca sa
intrebuinteze multi din timpul sau
spre d explica ce ~ fxcut pentru
formaxoa unei lgi. Z.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-10
IN JU UL GR EVE
L OR DIN ANGLIA.

LONDRA, 8 Febr. - Sc pare
ca s'a pus un armistitiu tempo
rar in razboiul Industrial care
bintue in Marea Britanie.
Pc cind greva de la tramvae a
incetat 81 toti electricianii s'au
reintors la posturile lor, a VENT
dintr'o data stirea Ca nniunile de
meserii yer sxea nAiise q. .adunare,
la care sd Sc decida daca trebue
pusa greva generala In intreaga
tara, sau nu.
Uniunile de Ia tramvaele NUM-
te ,,Bival Tubes au ajuns All di-
mineata la o intelegere Gu repre-
zentantii guvernului. Sc credea ca
Joi noaptea Sc facuse impacarea,
insa invoiala fost nesocotlta de
uncle dintre fractiuni, asa ca S a
vazut lipsa de Sc tine All noap-
te noua Nconferinta.
Aceasta din urma conferinta a
rezultat in deciderea muncitorilor
de la tramvae de sc intoarce la
lucru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-10
TINEREA UNUI MARE
CONCRES IN FAVOARfA
uCH NAT|UN|LOR.

Intre o mie 81 doua mil de de-
legati 81 cetateni rperezentant
din statele Illinois, Indiana, Ohio
Kentuky, WISCONSIN 81 Michigan
au acceptat invitatiunile de a lua
parte la congresul ligei natiunilor
care Sc va tinea in Chicago pc ri.
lele de 10 81 II Februarie. Acest
congrse are de. scop formarea unei
puternice organizatiuni americana
care sd staruie pentru infiintarea
Ligei Natiunilor 81 pentru impu
ternicirea acestei ligi Gu drep
tul de a Sc servi de toate mijloace.
lie potriyite 81 Gu putinta pentru
mentinerea pacii fntre popoarele
de pc pam1nt.
Guvernul fiecarui stat din divi.
ziunea Great Lakes denumit ci-
teva suite de delegati ca sd ia
parte ca reprezentanti al state
lor lor respective.
Delegatiunea din Illinois va a.
yea in frunte pc Mr.. Thomas F.
Holgate, presedintele universita-
til Northwestern; cea din Ohio
va avea pc d-nii w. O. Thompson
81 Samuel Matter; cea din India
ma pc d-nii Charles A. Carlisle 81
Frank Ball; cea din Kentuky pc
generalul Bennett Young 81 pc
|d-nul B. o. Gilbert; cea din Mi
chigan pc guvernorul Sleeper 81
pc d-nul Henry M. LELAND: cea
din Wiscouncin pc d-nii John M.
Whitehead, Walter Kaster 81 D.
rul Ely de la Universitatea Wis
counsin.
Sc vor tine peste patru sesiuni
81 la fiecare dintre ele va prezida
fostul presedinte al Statelor Uni
te, Taft.
La acest congress fost Invita-
81 ziarul nostru, care primit in
vitatia 81 TRIMS ca reprezentant
pc d-nul Iulius E. V. Ioanovici,
redactorul sef).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-10
IN iuruI UQd Nadu|ll0r.

PARIS, 8 Febr. - Corpul ini-
tial ce va guverna liga natiunilor
va fl un comitet executiv compus
din sapte representanti - unul
de fiecare dintre cele cinci puteri
mari, lar dol. .pentru tarile mai
mici. f,
Aceasta intelegere Sc spune ca
9 continuta in Gale douazeci 81
dou& de articole din jumatatea
constitute ce este in lucrare, a
cestea au fost acceptate de comi-
tetul special al ligei natiunilor. A
ceasta arata ca micile natiuni au
perdut lupta ce au dus pentru CT
Stigarea unui numar mai mare in
comitetul executiv.
S'a ajuns 81 Ia alta intelegere 81
anume puterile centrale trebue sa
faca reparatiile toate pentru mul-
tele ofense facute in trecut, main
te de q fiprimite in liga.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-10
in AUNUL DE
LA WEIMAR.

WEIMAR, 5 Febr. (intirziat)
- Weimar este plin Gu eel mai de
seama musafiri din citi 'au vazut
vre-o data in acest mic 81 frumos
oraS german. Cam trei mil de con-
ducatori politici Germani, vari-
ind in reputatie de la astfel de
oameni cunoscuti ca cancelarul E.
bert, Philip Scheidemann, conte-
lie Won Brockdorff- -Rantzau, mini
strul de externe, 81 Matias Err
berger, pima Ia cea mai umila 81
pima aci necunoscuta figura din
toate colturile fostului imperiu,
sc aduna treptat aci 81 Sc prega-
tesc pentru deschiderea ansam-
blului national german, care va
avea loc milne.
De doua zile trenuriie speciale
aduc pasageri in Weimar, pima
cind acum mica localitate este
pima peste fire. Gu toate acestea,
aranjamentele pentru ansamblu
au fost facute Gu alta ingrijire,
incit fiecare nou-sosit STA avut
imediat camera sa de dormit 81
masa unde sa minince.
Fiecare delegat obligat sd
mearga la hotelul 81 la restaurant
tul care is 'au destinat mai dina
inte de comitetul aranjator. Aci
trebue sd prezinte 0 cartela cenu
sic pc baza Garcia este recunOscut
ca delegat 81 Use da mincare 81
loc de gazduit. Delegatii 81 repre-
.zentantii ziarelor mai au inca ci-
tie cartela rosie, pc baza carei
sunt admisi la teatrul curtei, un-
de Sc tine ansamblul national.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-10
TuRBURARILE
DIN CERmANIA

LONDRA, 8 Febr. = O depesa
primita la Daily Mail din Berlin,
care a fost trimis1 la patru cea-
surf ieri dupa ameazi, spune ca
,,centrala de telefon de la mini
strul de razboi'' a cazut in nina
consiliului soldatiler. Zairul aces
ia spune ca din aceasta Sc poate
deduce ca intregul minister de
razboi cazut in NINA sOldatilor.
Spartacizii, ajutati de consiliu1
soldatilor, a planuit ca Sc dea do
ua lovituri de odata. Planul a
fost fi1at pc ziua de Marti, To-
vitura era sd fie data la Weimar,
unde Sc tine ansaanblul german,
lar alta la Berlin. lovitura de la
Weimar nu reusit, insa din de-
pesa de mai sus Sc vede ca solda-
til au cistigat un mic success in
Berlin.