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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
League Of Nations Necessity
Says Professor Irving Fisher

Under the new circumstances, we are
entangled in spite of ourselves, and
the more without than with an alli-
ance. Such an alliance as that of a
league of nations Is really q DIS-en-
tangling alliance. We must face this
fact, and take up our responsibility as
one of the family OF nations.
J~eOpaPdizing the Monroe Doctrine.
Still another objection Is that we
would jeopardizc the Monroe doctrine.
1t Is true that, If a question involving
the Monroe doctrine anne up, We
would have to wait for the question to
be submitted to the council OF concili-
alton. II we were not satisfied with
the resulting decision. we would still
be at liberty to resort to war. But the
chances r that. If the rest of the
world decided the case against us, we
would really be in h wrong. and be
content to accept the verdict.
Senator Borah once brought US a
suppositious case, which, he believed.
would make the proposals of the
League to Enforce Peace undesirable.
suppose. he said, that Argentine and
Germany got into a quarrel. Ger
many offered to submit II to arbitra-
ton, but Argentina refuses. Germany
invades Argentina. Under the pro-
posals of the league, the United States
"So't bo ioANCNI MI mag iilCht
TO fight Argentina. instead of Ger
many This. Mr.. Borah said. would
violate the Monroe doctrine. as well
as be unjust.
AS a matter OF fact, the situation
would not work put as Mr.. Borah i'm
agined. 1t is true hat we would not
be Obliged. under the League to En-
force Peace, to fight Germany; for
Germany had offered to sumbit to ar
bitration. On the other hand, We
would not be obliged to fight Argen-
tina, for Argentina would not be the
aggressor. Hence. under the League
to Enforce Peace, we would have no
obligation at all.
Congress and Speaker Muhlenburg of
Pennsylvania; or Congressman Trum-
bull of Connecticut: or Congressman
Dayton. of New Jersey, had intro
duced a bill making the sale. manu-
facture or possession Of liquor in Vir-
ginia a felony.
You may have noticed that the
woman who wears her clothes well
manages to wear pretty well herself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes
WANTING A CHANGE

Sometimes when I have played my Tyre until my hands are sore.
I feel a great, profound desire to try some other chore. STUD
born glebe I'd like to break-whatever gebe may be-or voyage OF
adventure make across the sobbing sea, I'd Ike o roam in dstant
hands are free from writer's ramp. I tell my grief o BntSnes zones;
things that make a stew. I talk a while to Pastor Gregg: his troubles
poignant are; sometimes he thinks he'd give a leg to be a movie star.
l tell my hopes, to Banker burns; IFS spirit also aches; he'd
peddle patent churnsa among the cross roads jakea And every dele
gate I meet is feeling just the same; he'd think this life a doubdy
sweet If he could quit his game. The grocer wants to rise and preach,
the preacher wants to groce; the teacher thinks 1t fierce to teach,
when better jobs re close. All fellows have a wild desire to do the
other things; and sc L take nee moro my Tyre, and claw around and
sing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
An Old Timer.

Here is al old-timer h was nr'nt-
ed in a volume of literary curioisties
published in 1872 1t might find a
place in your scrap o
Madam: Most worthy of admira-
4 'fter consideration and much
meditation on the great reputation
you possess in the ration. ' have q
org inclination TO become your re-
lation. ON you Apr baton Of the
declaration, I shall make preparation
to remove my situation to a more
convenient. station to profess nv adj
tor And if such oblation Is
worthy of observation and can obtain
consideration. IL will be an aggran-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03

ant TO answer.
Question of Consti-
nationality.
One objection is
that by joining the
league. we would be
seeming to a k Q
away from congress
the power vested in
1t by the constitu-
ton, of declaring
war. However, treat
les are today made
which limit tho ac-
ton which may be
taken by congress.
We may enter O
league. constitution
ally, by the treaty
making power of
the president ana
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
Bits of By-Pldy
by LUXE McLUkE
Copyright. 1913, the Cincinnati
Enquirer.

Fine Weather.
Fine weather.! Gosh, it's simply grand,
1t sure makes life worth living;
1t makes a Teller understand
The goc< that God is giving.
Ii makes you feel like playing,
chest,
1t makes you feel so hearty;
1t puts a feeling I'm your breast
That you're a favored party.
Fine weather, Gosh, the sky Is fair,
1t makes you feel like playing.
For Gods bright sun and Gods clean
air
A." medicine. I'm saying.
They make you shake your careless
SLOUGH,
And worries that were piling:
So, let the sundissolye your crouch,
And smile. and keep on smiling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
A NEWER MISSIONARY

can whisky maker is looking to emma as " -"
CT articles.
Now Bill the barkeep's lost his JOB.
Along with Chris. the brewer.
The moonshine jug has lost its COD,
And empties in the sewer.
So Bill deserts his native land,
Where customs go contrary:
He goes to join a blessed band
And be a missionary
It long was said the white man sent
(And truly twas no nbel),
Where'er his his Christian missions wenI
The Bottle and the Bible.
But Bill the Barkeep proudly goes
And aims to do it better.
He is content that he bestows
The Spirit, not the Letter.
He says farewell, and leaves with US
His ancient Lamentations;
And goes, by way of Exodus
To preach now Revelations.
His revelations (not from John)
May cause new heather RACES,
For he would found their faith upon
The rock-and-rye of ages!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
BY PROF. IRVING FISHER OF
YALE UNIVERSITY.

Noted Political Economist, Member of
League to Enforce Peace and Au-
lucrative Writer ON Internal
tionai Problems.
New Haven, Conn,
Will the League of Nations Work?
Certain DIRECTORS raise questions
which it is import
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
Fair Warning.

"Som e tn g. =" said Dan,
- i with guns Nv dad:
But do not monkey with n man
Who grins when he gets mad"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03

smith is n shiftless. careless kind
OF a follow, inst he?" asked Brown.
Eyes" replied Jones. "''e's tie sort
of fellow who takes the cork out of u
bottle by pushing IT in"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
dization bevord all calculation of the
JOY and eNultation OF yours
Sans Discrimination.
Mary Moderation.
Hporayf

The war is over. You can't C. Can
no IN the explosive section of the
Cincinnati District Ordnance Once
any more.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03

cannot then refuse to abide by the
provisions Of the treaty without there
by making of the treaty a scrap of
paped."
"Entangiing Alliances
Another objection (Which. to con-
servatives, is the greatest). Is that to
join the league would mean to depart
from the policy and advice of Wash
ington as expressed in his farewell
address, to avoid entangling alliances
with European countries" This fails
10 recognize that. since the days of
Washington. the development of inter-
national contact has already brought
us into relations with the whole world.
dization bevord all calculation of the
JOY and eNuItation of yours
Sans Discrimination.
Her answer:
Sir: | pc4uSed your Grafton with
much elaboration az the great infat-
uation OF your Imagination TO show
such yeneration on so slight a founda-
ton. But, after examination and
much serious contemplation. 1 sup
posed your animation was the fruit
of recreation or had sprung from
ste t7Uo to display your education
by an d enumeration, or rather
termination, though of great varia-
~''trHcsSon. Of words of the same
ton in each respective Specification.
Now. without disputation. your la
borious application Is SO tedious an
occupation deserves commendation,
and. thinking imitation a sufficient
qualification. l am without hesitation.
yours
Mary Moderation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03

That talk is cheap I heard a jay
Remark" said Uncle BLACK:
don't forget-the less YOU say.
The less you need take back"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03

Strengthened Circumstances OfteI
Make a Man Crooked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
Then It

ct wonder If you could ?" unused the
Rummy, as he reached for a handful
OF cloves.
You wonder If you could what?"
demanded the Barieep, as he reached
for a d~ecanter.
why. l vonder IL you could call a
mel on a dining ear car fare?" said
the Rummy, as he headed for the
door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
The N.LC r'ooI.

I'VE should try to do good to the
greatest number" observed tho Sage.
YES" agreed the Fool. That is
why most OF us are looking out for
number one"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
HUH

II can't make out "a word bless Pat!
In my wife's letter." said old Dade;
"She wrote IL with a pencil that
She sharI.ned with her scissors
blade"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30
LOS BIENES DEL CLERO
los sobernadores nnden nm
informe detauado de clos

MEXICO. D. F. Mayo 26.-No hace
rrucho tempo. "a Secretaria de Go
bernacion Sc dirigio Z los ~gobernado-
6es de los Estados de IA Republica,
pidiendoles cue lie proporcionaran da-
tos que contuveran el invertario de
los bienes cue el clero posee en- Me-
xico.
Cas- todos los gobenadores han
cnviado va los datos cue Sc les pidie-
ron, por 10 que csc esta preparan-
60 el informe que Sc rendira a Carran-
"a. De esta manera- Sc sabra exac-
amente los bieneS que pe-tenecen a
la Nacion V ~aquellos que sean de pro-
piedad particular. por haberos adqui-
Yido los veciuos de los puebios para
sus respectvas ~parroquias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30

MEXICO, D. F., mayo 26.-Los ol-
putsdos POGO a~vanzaron aver en- ei
estudio de la faStidioSa Ley del Ira
bajc. Unicamente r~echazaron IN ar
ticulo reformado por los dictamlnado-
res V va cuando trataron de discu-
tir Y aprobar el arucuio trlgesmo
segundo, Sc encontraron con sta a.
marga Y triste realiGad, iQue no ha-
bia quorum. Y por consiguiente u-
vieron que levartar Ia session.
Por 121 votes, fue aprobado el az
ticulo so. que determine cue cuando
Sc trate de labores a destajo, Ell aSeo,
reformas, cambioS, composturas etc,
de las maquinas, seran remuneradas
seDaradanente, fernando en- conside
racion el tempo e~mpleado.
Despues Y a guisa de rectIficaeion
de hechos, sube a IA tribuna ell d.
putado nichoacano Estanislao Pena,
ouien Sc lama contra los ~periodicos
op~osicionistas, cuya SUPPRESSION inme-
data pide-
-"Ouisisra.-exclama fervido,-
que en- estos mouentos mis- palabras
fueran IN fEego incandescents: iun
RIO de lava en- estoS momentoS en- que
sc lucha para reprimir el bandolerisno
que siembra Ia muerte ' desolaclon
en- todas parties de Ia RepuhIca!
En- esta situacion- contiula diciendo,
70 no puedo ser impossible a los des-
names de eSa prensa que Sc dice de
oposicion, Ia lectura de SOS pasquI-
mes me causa asco, repugnancta 2
indignation
mo alcanzo 4 concebr-agrega-
como Sc permite Ia publication de las
proclamas rebeldes, de u planes
futures, de SuS iuyitacioneS q los des-
~contentos para que Sc asTUPen en-
torno del ~Ingeniero Robes DomIn-
gpez V de Vazquez Gomez. para He
varlos a Ia Presidential de Ia Repu-
blica D que las autoridades perni-
ten que Improvements Sc haga en- esta
ciudad esa labor sedicicsa? mo hay
un Procurador de JuSticia que lame
q cuentas a quien insuta soezmente
al Primer Magistrate &c Ia Nacion
V Sc atreva hasta llanario lsGron?---
zen que pals, por libre cue Sc lie
quiera suponer son pemiFdos seme-
jantes desmans.... 70 creo que en-
ninguno. -"
Pide Ut poto de contiGa-u a Carran=G
Ell orador Sc entusiasma con sus
propias palabras y termina nervloso
So discourse iuvitaudo a "a Aamblea a
tributar I'm vote de confianZa a Ca
rama; a que proteste con Tril ener-
gia Y nombre una conisi6n que sc a.
cerque al ex-Primer Jefe Y le mani
fieste que a la par cooperara a 50
lado. zen la ardua labor de recons-
~truccion naeional Y que wera con
agrado cue fueran c~ontenidos los deS-
names de IA prensa llamada oposicio-
nisa que no solo eSta ofendiendo a
los legitinos representatives de Ia Re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30
Sc ESTA HACIENDA LA REVISION TERRITORIAL
DE LOS FUNDOS QUE FUERON ENAJENADOS
Ell "Deslnde de baldios" do lugar a que Sc hiciera IN
tabaio defectuoso de Ia propiedad territorial de La nacion

revision territorial de aqUeilos fun
dos. de propiedad de IA Naci6n, que
habian Sido enaienados, de acuerdo
con las leyeS de organization anterior,
mientras Sc reglamenta el articulo
u Constitutional. que evitara los la
tifundios improductivos.
Una prsetica viciosa.
Ell trabajo que ha nevaGo q caoo
ia Secretaria de Fomeuto, ha logra-
do correguir en- una pequena parte, Ia
practica viclosa a que ~alustaban sus
manejos las Companies desiindadoras.
que durante mucho tempo fue I'm ne
gocio que producia pingiies utilidadeS
Y que no fue muy benefico al pals. pos
Ia forma en- que haciap u o~peracio-
mes.
La ley de colonization expedida Ell
Is de Diciembre de 1888, con ARE
glo a las bases que en- 1873 habia
obtenido del Congress- Ell entonces
PreSldeute de "a kepuol1ca, oon So
bastian Lerdo de Tejada, las hume
rosas en,presss GesIindadoras, entabia
ron competencia desde luego en- sus
deseos de acaparar Ell mayor nu,nero
&c eierras en- la R~epublica Y sin que
precisara una idea de Ia lndole dc
las o~peraciones que acoretia procs-
dieren desde luego a e~jecutar 10 que
Sc llano ''Deslinde de ualdios", que
no era por cierto una realidad clara
V precisa, sino una especie de snbtee-
fugio, por medic del cual el gcbierno
de Ia epoca daba a conocer datos fal-
sos sobre ESQ, que desde entonces Sc
ha considerable Gebidanente Ia vei-
dad Official. respecto a Ia propiedad tie
rritortal de Ia Nacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30

Estas coEipaiiias, para Justificar 81
conducta, manoaban Representatives.
para que procuraran sacar dinero de
las t~ierras, que constituian "a bs-
Sc de su capital Y como siemprey los
cue llevaban la peor parte a ,os
agricultores ~mexicanos, que tenlan
sus posiciones dentro de los terre-
nos adqairidos por las companies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30

compalia de IN senior Juez, para v1sar
tai 0 cpal iindero.
Prolific seria narrar Y ennumeral
el ~proceder empleado por las COM
panias d~esliudadoras Gurante large
tempo, para adquirir grandes ex-
tensiones de terrenos, 10 que do
Dor resultado que con las ganancias
que -ontenia.. y 10 suggestive que re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30

atras, Sc sabe que en- varias ciuda-
des anericanas y Europeas, tales CO.
mo Nueva York. Paris Y Londres, Sc
habian establecido companies de es-
ia indole, que en- IN titulo de varios
centenares de miles de hectaras, OBJ
tenido a IN precio maxine de tres a
cuatro mil pesos y valuado despues en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30

vsrios n~u:!3nes De dolares o de hbras
estredliras, servia de base a Ia cons
titucion de ~sociedades anonimas que
eran organizadas con Tn Inusltaao
bombo, que Sc daban prisa a emlt'r
obligaciones hipotecarias por miles,
yendo a parar TODD csc dinero a ma
nos de muchos arentureros extran-
Jeros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30
CAMARA DE DPUTADOS
Sesiones del Periodic Extraordinario
En- la lev del Trabajo no Sc avanza por fata de quorum
I'm diputado propuse que Ell Congreso pidiera a
Carranza la Suppression de los p~eriodicos
Independence

| publica, sino al respeto que Sc mere
ce Ia sociedad."
-
No Ie tomaron en- cnerto
No obstante que ell discurso fue Vi
~rulento, fogoso Y persuasive, no dio
los resultados apetecidos y u COM
paneros le manifestation aunque con
pena, que no tomaban en- considera-
ci6n So iniciativa, porque deberia ha-
Der sido ~presentada ante Ia Comision
Permanente va que Ia CSmara esta
! Dor ahora en- sesiones eIraoruinarios
IS no puede ocuparse sino de asuntos
que estan c~omprendidos en- Ia convo-
~catoria.
| In ortlculo rcchd-doo
FL articulo vigesimo tercero que ha-
bia pasado a Ia Commission ~dictarnina-
dora para que 10 reformara, paso a
discussion Y tras de algunos debates
sin importancia fue recha1ado de nue.
va cuenta, volviendo a pasar a Ia
.misma Comision para que lie hasa
.nuevaS reformas.
Por ultimo Sc uato lie 6iscutir e.
articulo 50, que dice: "Los propieta-
RIGS de fabricas. talleres, ETC., tienen
IA obligation de conssrvar las maqui-
mas telares Y demas, en- estaoo de
uso Embellishments, de modo que los
.trabajadores puedan dedicarse a 50
labor desde Ell momento en- cue lie
.guen al establecimieuto, PRINCIPAL
.mente cuando el trabaio Sc eiecuta
= destaje.
Soto Peimbert fue de opinion
de que solo deberia de agreease al
articulo estas palabras Hsafvo case de
fuerza mayor" = el diputado Aria
ga, manifesto one ESQ era I'm articu-
10 absurdo, dispsratado. que estaba
en- alberta = franco pugna con IA
grammatical Y el sertldo comun-
Ame1acsu a hs -dsp4du1os
Sc agoto IA discussion Y Sc proce-
Gio q votarse el artculo, pero por el
numero de votos, Sc lego a Ia cor
chusi6n de que una vez mas, los d.
putados habian desconpietado 81
quorum.
El PresiGente de Ia Canara, alta
mente d~isgustado, manifesto a los
miembros del Congress-, que 81 para
.manana precisamente a las cuatro de
Ie tarfe no habia ell numero legal
para iniciar Ia session, sta Sc US
penderia y Sc multaria 0 diez dias
de sueiGo a los dputados faltistas.
La session Sc levanto a las seis de la
tarde.
Con esta terrible para los
diputados, eS cast SECURE que de aqui
en- adelante, los curules sean insult
cientes para conIener al gran hume
70 de representatives de- pueblo, que
temerosos de abonar dfez diaS en- IA
.vor del Earo, concurriran puntual-
mente 4 las sesiones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30
VUELVE LOPEZ DE LARA
Trae de Mexico a Tampico e
lementos para la ca1npana

MEXICO, D. F. Mayo 2S.-Lopez
de Lara, Jefe de las Operaciones
MIlItares en- el Estado de Tamauli-
pas, y que vino a esta capital a pc
dir elementos para "a campana con-
ira los revoiucionarios, salio hoy pa
"a el puerto de Tampice-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30

sultaba Ia propiedad de extension te-
~rritorial, nruchas companies extran-
,eras tuvieran IN medic repentino,
una especie de veta de ORC, donde Sc
enriquecieron.
FL nesocio en- ell exterior.
Por 10 que Sc ha averiguado tempo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30

MEXICO. y. F. Mayo 27.-El Ia
mado problema agraro. al que la Sc
cretaria de Fomento viene dando es-
pecial V cuidadoso estudio Ell 81 regla
m~entacion. IS sin duda- mo de los de
mayor interes para las condiclones
politicoeconomicas de TODD e. pals.
Con este motive Sc ma procediGo a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30
I'm seneiuo trabajo de dibljo.

Ell deslnde que Sc e~fectuaba, en- So
totalida6 Sc lir1itaha a IN sencillo
trabaio de dibujo, FORBADE despues de
una que otra excursion o raseo en
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30
Nuestra Positiva
Garantia.

En- cada botella de Nuga-
Tone hallara Y. la siguiente
Carantia: LA botella ad-
junta %contiene (90) noventa
pastillas, o sea I'm mes COM
pleto de tratamiento, cuyo
precio es de sl.0O. ST despues
de tomar Nuga-Tone durante
(2O) veinte dias, no esta V.
completamente satisfecho con
los resultados obtenidos, de-
vuelva V. el resto del paque-
tie, con la GAIA y recibira el
peso que habia pagado.'
Donde haIlara Y. una medi-
Gina que Sc venda con Una
garantia tal9
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30

NATIONkL LABORATORY. Chicago. n.
Muy scirorcs mios-pucdc v. dedF a toaos 81
sutria de st--aimicnto intestinal, bihoS:dad, y sensaS
naaraviIlooo Nesa-Toae, que llcvo dc cssar toalanoo
staoiecido dc nj sahd.A Nj peso era de 10 ibraS
muavillosa. Y ahora he au-aentado a lS kbraS :
Srosos rcsrltados que he ooten:do con 81 rnararllhso
cue Ssan Vds. protes:cndo a la Humankind con sus
Qvedo COMO sic1aprc, 81 ruy atrao.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-14
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