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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
DEATHS.

Mrs. NJ. ], Crabtree, IS, 977 Green
wood, Feb. "a; cancer of neck.
Lemuel A. Scarborough, Jr., 40, St.
Joseph's hospital, Feb. "a; peritonitis.
Mrs, Mona Vines, q, Baptist hospital,
Feb; "a; intestinal obstruction, peri
tonitis.
Conrad F. Pope, 90, tuberculosis hos
pital, Feb. %; pulmonary tuberculosis,
Elisha H. Cannon, 10, 3l6 North Wal
dram, Feb. %; chronic myocarditis, pull
monary congestion.
Mary Lou Terry, 3. 949 Lenow, Feb.
"a; pneumonia, influenza.
Maria Smiter. rs, 712, Ayers, Feb. "a;
phthisis pulmonalis, nephritis.
Bette James. 62, $50 Eastmoreland,
Feb. %; lohar pneumonia.
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NEW E T

NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 26,--Around
the opening today cotton fell off . to
IS points under scattered selling, but
a recovery soon set in on buying in
duced by the highly untavorahle
weather over the cotton region. At the
end OF the first half hour Of trading
prices were 20 to - points over yester-
DAYS close.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
CENTENARY OF FOUNDER
OF RED CROSS Is IN 1921

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2t.-A national
memorial for Clara Barton, founder of
the American Red Cross, is proposed.
Christmas day, 1921, will he the Tooth
anniversary of her birth at oxford,
Mass, David II. Wright, an attorney
Of this city, and author of a book of
| poems. Under the Red Cross is faith
ering the movement, senator Lodge,
from Miss Barton's native state. has
been asked to introduce a bill providing
for the erection IN the Hall of Fame
IN the capitol at Washington a memoir
ial or statue in her memory
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Frederic Semprini. chief instructor Of
italy, has written an army officer In the
V, :, that q huge~Gaproni plane is be-
ing prepared at Milan for a trans-At-
lantic flight. II would not surprise his
friends II Semprini should attempt the
trip himself.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Theodoria Trout to ]. T. Harris, Mrs.
Blanche Bqrnette to J. Y; Rodgers,
Ruth Freeman to Bruce Laird.
Aida Hunt to j.. W. Banks, Bessie
Moore to Green Brooks, Blanch Stewart
to Will Whitlock, Maggie Farmer to
Marshall Harris, Callie Rely to Robert
Porter, Lula Harris to George Archie,
Mary Murphy to William Gray.
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NOTICE on DISSOITTTI0N

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The firm OF H. d. Mckelvey & Co.
Bartlett, Tenn, composed of II. D. Nc
Kelvey and B. R. Miller, is dissolved
by mutual consent. Both members OF
the firm will Jointly pay the debts and
collect the accounts due the firm.
B. r. MILLER.
H. D. MKELVEY.
Feb. IS, 1919.
ARE you IN trouble or co you wish to
help others in trouble? II so, attend the
noon prayer meeting Of Central Baptist
church, which has been run every week
day since Jan. 10, 1914.
BEN COX, Pastor.
AM now prepared to do all fancy
work at home, such as hand washing
and ironing soft shirts and waists and
other things at reduced rates if YOU
WIN bring them to 4l0 S. Lauderdale st.
LIBERTY bonds bought at highest
prices.
LIBERTY BOND CASH EXCHANGE.
lOOS-lOO9 Union &'Planters Bank Bldg.
FAMILY WASHING.
Everything at 25c a pound.
BECLAH CARTER, Phone W, 1907.
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G SECURITIES,

Quotations are unofficial, being So.
cured from the most reliable sources
and are based on the last known sale
BANK STOCKS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED-From 90 n. B~elvedere,
one small white female fox terrier;
very short, black stub tail; ear black:
lace black and white; answers tc name
rDimple;' very liberal reward. e. E.
Dix, phones Hem. 1854 W or Main SO.
STOLEN-Dark bay mare, about Is
hands high, tail touches ground; and
rear wheel, rest iron; Reward for in
formation, Herman Schaffer, sos Marsh
miller place, Tel, Main 5236-W.
LOST-A cameo ring with two dia-
monds, either in lavatory at Peabody ,
hotel or between hotel n Majestic No.
:. Return to cashier at Peabody and
receive reward.
LOST OR sToLEN-A green Light
weight coat, out of automobile Sunday
afternoon, Finder welcome to coat. but
please return contents of pocket to @
H, Chamberlain. H. 1858. Reward.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-One light
red COW with a white star on her
back. Return to Carrie King. e2s s.
Firth street, New phone 1854. Reward.
LOST-Watch bracelet, between Main
ana front on Madison, or on Speedway
News Scimitar.
LOST-One sapphire and pearI cres-
cent shape bar pin; pin broken OF. Re-
turn TO 1851 Peabody. H. 1850. Reward.
LoST-Large white bull terrier. An
sweTs to name Of Dan. Liberal reward.
NJ. }. Walsh, 421 +. Calhoun avenue.
LOST--On Second st. or on Front st.
a small bar pin with diamonds in CEN
ter, L. Ballou, l24S Sledge st.
LONG gold and platinum bar pin, dia
ni9hd SCI square, one sapphire on each
side Can Hem. 1853. Reward.
LoST-key ring and bunch Of KEYS.
including p. q. box key. Liberal re-
ward. Phone Main 1914.
LoST-Bunch of keys. Return to
ga Scimitar bldg. A. W. Davis.
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DAILY ALMANAC.

Length of day, II hours, 81 minutes.
Length of night, IL hours, 80 minutes.
Sun rises Thursday, 6;32.
sur sets Thursday, 5:54.
Moon rises Thursday, 4:22 am.
New moon on March >.
Evening stars, Venus, Mars, Jupiter
and Saturn.
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Hides N Wool.

Hides-No. /, green. sailed. Is01sc;
partly cured, 17d1se; green l5G16c; No.
. grades. damaged culls, half price;
dry flint. 2SaSOc; dry sailed, 25d27c;
dry culls, half price.
d25c; goatskins, 50cd{1.0o.
No. horse hides. IS. O0d6.00; No. 2
horse hides S4.00q5. 0G, CLUES ana
ponies. 81, R0d2 so.
No. / tallow. 15a16c; No. ? tallow,
isigSg l55S'ls. o see Soiden s Ssd'S .I.OoSs5 ipCsce 90
Wool - Clean, Lnwashed, 64d65c;
bury, unwashed, 30G45C, tub washed,
7bn90c. bury. WASHED. a56hOc.
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Grain and F~eedstuffs.
fruits.

Lemons-Per box, $5.5066.00.
Oranges-Florida, s5,50g6,O0; Califor-
mia, S5.50@6.00.
Hananar-pound. 6t4@sc.
Dried Fruit-Evap orated apples, Nv
d1Sc; peacheS 17d19c; primes, h.,
l3A G1Shc; apricots, PC.
Apples-Barrel stock: Ganos, A-2h,
So 56alO.0O; Ben Davis, AS, $500
1000; Winesaps, fancy, Sl4 00915. 90;
An, $11,50@12.50; Willow Twigs,
A-2h, $9.50@1l 90.
Grapefruit-Box, $5.50GG,OG
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Vegetables.


Beans - Navy, per ID, ShQS%c;
Lima, per pound, l2c.
Peas-Caltfornia biack.eyed. per ID.
new, 5& acc.
Onions-Cwt.. sacked. SO. OOd3.25.
Potatoes-Cwt., all varieties, $1,000
2.35.
Sweet Potatoee-Home grown. Nancy
Hall, barrel. $5.5066.0
Cabbage-Northern, cwt,, $2.25@2.75;
Texas, crate, $2.75.
Celery-Bunch, $1.7562.00,
Peppers-Basket, 50660c.
Eggplant-Dozen, S1.0011.50.
Lettuce-Crate. $2.25@2,5O.
Cauliflower-Crate, S3.25@3.50. -,
Snap Beans-Hamper, $1,000 $500.
Tomatoes-Crates. IS. $6.00@8.00.
English Peas-Hamper, IS. 90.
New Vegetables--Doaen lunches: mus,
tArd, 9oc@Sl.25: bets. S1.1061,25; car
rots, 75@S5c; parsley, ESQ 75c; shallots
50460c; squash, $l.0091.10.
Seed Stock - POTATOES. Triumphs
cwt.. February shipment. $2.25@2.50
onions, red. $3.50 bu,; white. 1925.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-26

'Rise. Fall.
The river in the Memphis district
will continue rising throughout the
present week,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

HAVE you noticed how early soue
firms finish their days correspondence,
while others never catch up? There's a
reason. The ~Dictaphone, Main 70S.
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HOME RULE IDEA
STRONG IN CITY
MANAGER BILL
tcontiausd From First Parel
newspapers, may be summar
follows.
Some Conclusions.

T. Every opponent Of the referendum
wants the hin passed in constitutional
form,
. some who favor the referendum
are also in favor Of the bill
s.. An who oppose the bill favor the
referendum.
4, II the bin passes without the ref
erendum it will he the law and not sub
iCct to attacT in The courts.
8. II the bin passes with the refer
endum it will be attacked in the courts
with the prospect that it viii he iu-
validated.
E 1t would he difficult TO find candi-
dates for the council who would make
the race with the prospect that the
courts would abolish the office.
:. II the bill had the referendum
and passed and candidates should be
elected 20 the council IN accordance
with its terms and tho courts should
declare It unconstitutional, then me
present city officials would hold office
until the next regular election, which
would be a year from next August,
S. The present city commission ia
Nors the referendum for the reason that
the administration would remain in Of
flee eight or nine months beyond the
term for which they were elected with
out giving the people an opportunity to
pass upon their claims, provided the
court should hold the hill unconstItu-
tional with the referendum and the
councilmen elected under its provisions
not entitled to office,
9. II the bill is passed without the
referendum the Il counCilmcn elected
in October will take office in January,
at the expiration Of the term Of the
present officials.
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No. l-From Dallas. Fort Worth. Waco
and San Antonio ..",,,.,.o,,, 6lS am
No, 2-AIkAnsAS and Texas Fast Express ;35 IN
pcpart
No. Past NAH for TnIas .a""-.,, s;55 All
No. 3-For TeIArkAnA. Dallas. Waco. Fort
Worth and San Antonio ,,.. 900 ~
Nashville, Chattanoosa 4 81. LOuIt.
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MEMPHIS MARKETS.
lQuotauons represent pELess - I0b.

Quotations represent prices from job
Der TO ~TeJaller.)
Produce.
Eggs-3ja56c; o n quiet.
Butter-ElsIn creHlntty, YEnnd printa
5Og5tc, country butter, 24q2Sc; reno
waited. 45040c.
Cheese-Cream prints. 2sd3lc.
Poultry DucSs, -a5126c; hens, alive,
27d2Sc; dressed, 29d30c; roosters, lId
l6c, geese, 2UW2zC, turkeys, alive, S08
sSei dressed, choice. 3sg40c: Others. :
G31c,
Dressed Hogs-Pouna. l5qI7c.
Provisions.
Dry Salt Meats-Regular, 27Ao; e1-
sugar-Cured Meats-standard hams,
3SQ35e.
Bacon-Fancy selected, 44@4sc.
Lard-Hog lard, 2sq29c; best grades
Cooking OH-Per gallon. {l.65@1. Is in
bulk. Cottolene-Per case, l4.20@l5.JO
Showdrift, Sl3.45413.95; Crlsco. $1,000.
Groceries.
Flour Barrel. 24-lb. sacks. $1,000
$50; self-rising, Sl1.50q11,70.
Meai-Cream, bbl.. basis l0O-lb. sacks,
So %; 50-lb. sacks, sos; 25-lb. sacks,
S7.2J, lob. sacks, $3.50; burlaps, soc
extra; standard, SOC under.
Sugar - sta ndard graduated cane.
9.50c; clarified. 920c.
Rice-ImpOrted. pound. 9010%c.
Coffee - Arbuckle's roasted. case.
Memphis basis, $26.55; roasted, bulk,
per h.. l6q2lc; green. common ordI.
nary, l1Q1Sc; prime. 2OR22c; fancy, II
case; Java. 2Sm32c,
Grain and Feedstuffs.
Oats-white, dray lots. 76c; mixed,
nominal.
.Chops-Per ton. less than car lots,
Mil Feeds-Dray load lots, ton.
Bran, SAG. 90. shorts, $1,000.
Hay-Timothy, less than car lots,
No. /, $500; No. .. $500; alfalfa
choice, nominal; No. 1, $4,000; No. ?,
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Cottonseed Products,

Merchants Exchange Quotations.)
loose, car lots, $9.6O@IOlOO tom; %Ilnters,
6GShc pound: meal. 7 per cent, $55
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UNION STATION.
Southern Railway

All shove trains dsly.
On Saturdays only a special ccomnodntI n,
train will be operated, Memphis to ColIieriils
and return:
~. Memphis is nm
Az. Memphis 40 pm
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DAILY STATEMENT,
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
NEW YORK T T

Contracts closed steady at advance o
; to 80 points.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-15
SALlERON DE 0MSK LAS
MISIONES ALIADAS
Solamente la japonesa peTma
necerG temporaImente ALI

LONDRES. noviembre 1l.-Un
dcspacho de Cmsk de fecha 6 del &C
tual, recibido hoy aqui, da cuenta dc
que las misiones aliadas que Sc halla-
ban en- esa ciudad, ccrca del gobler-
no dc Kolchek. partieron de Ia men
cionada capital el mismo dia del des-
pacho. al mediodia, habiendo saiido
tCdos los trenes que las conducian
dc Ia cstacion central. Les rcpresen-
tantes ingleSes fueron los prlmeros
en- salir de Omsk. ~siguiendOlos ell Con
sui General americana. Mr.. Ernest
Harris Y luego Ia mission FRANCESCA y
el resto de las tropas c.eco-es.oVacas
que Sc encuentran a m&ndo del ge-
neral Jules Janir. Los cpprcsentan-
ties jarcnescs han anunciado 81 IN
tencion dc ~permanecer Ell Omsk. Y s.
10 hacen asi, scran los unicos repre-
sentantes aliados que queden ALI.
En- el mismo despacho sc da cuen-
Ia de que la poblacion de Ishim. que
SC hal,a como a so millas al nortc de
Petropavlovsk, ha sido ocupaGa por
los bolshevikis, que cruZaron ell RIO
del mismo nonbrc V avanzaron dc 20
n 80 millas en- un frente irregular,
hasta ell pueblo de Tokushi, sc5re Ell
~ferrocarril de Kurban. Tokushi sc en-
cuentra a $50 millas al oriente dc
0msE.
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APROBOEL SEuADO la RESERVA Al
ACKNOWLEDGING DEL TRATADO
No obstante la declaration de Wilson De que tai enmienda
seria un goIpe de muerte para Ell tratado, la Alta
Camara Americana veto la proposition de la
Comision de Relaciones
La reserva mega ell uso de las fuerzas navaies 0 mIlItares de los
Estados Unidos. a menos que 10 decrete Ell Congreso, pa
"a preservar la ~integridad territorial o independent
cia de ninguna nacon y Sc quita toda obi
gacion en- este particular

WASHINGTON. n0vicmbre II
La reserva que IA Comisi6n de Re-
laciones Exteriores del Senado de
los Estados Unidos. hicier& al Ar
ticulo y del Convene de Il Liga dc
las Naciones, que forma p&rte inte-
granite del Tratado de PaZ. fuc apro-
baia ave por el Senado, a pesar de
"a declaration del PreSidente Wilson
de or, tai reserve. rn-.raldTia Il dar
muerte al "onvenio de Ia Liga.
Ia resolution pid.cado Que Sc d.
Drohara tal reserva sc ~preSento hace
dlas. : GespuGS de haberse deb&tido
hasta eI agOtamicnto. sc puso q vota
cion aver. habierdo siGo ~aprobada n
quella pcr IS votos contra -. en- Ia
forma en- cue So redacto por Ia Conf
sion De RelacioneS EXteriores.
El Senado ~suspcndi0 hoy L Sc
stones debido 4 los funerales del Sc
nador Martin, de Charlottesville.
FL veto republican, en- esta cues
ton fUa soscSnido por vaYios sena-
dcres dem6cratas, entire los que Sc
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cucnran Gore, Reed, Hoke, Smith Y
Walsh.
Ii reserra al Articulo \ adopta-
"a por cl Ssnado. cs como siguc:
Los Estadcs Unidos no asumen
niaguna obligation para preservar Ia
intcmridad territorial 0 a indepeAden
cia politic& dc ningun otro pals o
para intcryenir en- controversies en-
tire u~aciones sean o no miembros
dc il Liga.-comc 10 estipula eiAr-
ticulo \, O para cmplear fuerzaS liz
wales 0 miljtarcs De los Estados Uni
dos. de acuerdo con 10 eStipulado por
c~ualouiera otro articulo del tratado,
PARA prorosito a%lguno, eXcepto Ell
c~ualqu!er case particular en- que ell
Congreso. que, dc acucrdo con la
Constitution. "s Ell unico que tiene
po&er para d~eclarar Ia guerra 0 au-
~torizar ell empleo de las fuerzas ma
wales 0 militares de los Estados u
nidos, los d;sponga por medic de Il
lev 0 resolucion de ambss Carlaras."
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De LA INDIA
Los bolskeuikis estGn lleUan.
do a cabo MI plan para
reaIizarlu por Ell A.
gaRistGn

PARIS noviembre Lima in
vas!vn rusa de Ia India por el canine
10 AfgaEisrar. que tanto tcMier2 H.
glarerra antes de Ia guerra. puede
decirse hoy que es pr&-ctican1snte III
heCsa. I iusE@r por 10 q-c eXpres2
~ despacko especial cue SC recibid
hoy aQui, procedeate de Estocolmo.
De acuerdo o dicho mersaie, una
mission n,;l:tar bolshevihi 50 ha esIa-
b,ecido per ~ propiR cucntG en una
isla persia en Ell Mar Css9io, ssgia
pGrecc, Y hR logrRdo csrablecer IN
entendimicnto entire io= boiskevihis
ruscs V Lex nabitCntes de las coHaF-
CTS moEtahosas y on. re-
sul;ado dc este, los e.iercitos del So
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Wet cStin irvadiendo Ia India por e.
Ein,alaya. dirigidos por el general!
WoGesncki, que era IN antigua Alta
che en- Ia Embajada rusa en- Ber-
lin.
Smultaneamente, IN jefe boishe-
Wiki ha establecido una base para
fuerzas bolshevikis err Teheran. capt.
tai de Persia. Los ejercitos roios de
invasion incluyen ura legion e&Eran.
jera. e. so pc- ciento de Ia cual est;i
convuesta de hIngaras.
Las antisaas hoat;liGaGes de .os
atgsrss contra los hogHhrcs do 10.
nina In Gcs&parecido del todo, gra-
c!as = los trabajos ce l. GtplonaeiG
b5!srcvixi. sogun dicen jas intornta-
clones dc rcfeeeacias, al gTEda dc Cue
ahorR Sc encuentre CT Ncaeop ung
raisiGn del Afganistaa. cor 81 pro,
rGs.ta lie e~irheHtGY sohre bases fir
nca lG entente pPaFuesta.
Tamh:en 20 G;ee que los b~oish7v:-
kia est:;r IFSpafanGass para fenen-
tar una Fevolucion en- Ia AnaIoiia y
ell Pers;J. como parts lie 81 plan pa
ra ~conquIstar la India,
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Fu6 derroCado 81 Gobno.
boIsheViki en- Brest-
LitOVsk

LONDRES, noviembro 14.-Un
dasrachc inalambrico De Moocou =
nGncia o. cl Gobiegno b7lEticyiki ia
aldo d~errccaao CT BreEt-Lftovsk Las
fucraas bolshe, .i;is, dice Ct mcnaaja,
ayacuaran osa plaza. aoi7Iis &c hs.
Der cstRdo scmbaticrdc g l.a fusraas
iusurgeAtes que DC levaNtaroa en NJ
r:aa. pos cspaeio liz uHs seraaEa Lea
:o.jaa Sin embargo, 10 prctsaaen de-
aistip dc SUE p~reF6sitos do GeMinag
all: IL ~Bituac;in, Eieado ~pran-h!a que
n ro5i6:r TefueTZoE rcanuden GUS ae-
t;vidaAes contra los rebei,ies.
f. idisno dsapaeiso assgura Que ei
e.:Grciso b~alsheviki cn Siberia ha cap
i;raGo 10000 tslsi5L&s lie grams, y
qus cerca de $4,000 toneIadas lie pc
troleo 81 incendiaroG CT Crosby, en-
Ia region septentrineai del Caucaso,
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EN- TODOS LOS FRENTES
OBTIENEN TRIUNF0S
LOS BOLSHEVIKIS E.
Han hecho ouanceS en- ell
oriental, occidental y
meridlGnQt

LONDRES. ~uoviemUrc 14.-Lcs -
jercitos bolshevikiS rusos han ten!do
ana semana de triunfos cast cont
MUGS. segun informaciones que Sc han
recihido Ell el Ministerio dc Ia Gue-
ira britanico Y que fueron dadaS =
la puolicidad hoy. BESIDE el lunes de
IA presente semana las fuerzas Dol
sheyikiS han av;nzado unas 80 MI
Has por terD:ino medic. ell IN frente
de cerca &c 200 millas en- e. orientc.
Las fuerzas del AlmiranJe kolchak,
segan s. dice en- los informes de refe-
renciaS. han pcrdido IN gran nUme-
TO de hombres. Ia mayor parCe de los
cuales han caido p~risioneros d los
roios.
En- los frentes occidental y meridio-
nal. las fuerzas b~olshevikiS han coz
tinuado Sus empujes vigorosament2,
Saore frenteS ale combate de cerca de
200 millas en- cada distrito,
Los ejercitos del Soviet han rotc
las lineaS anti-boishevikis en- varios
lu~ares, Y avanzado cerca de 400 MI
Has. En- e. Sur. IN destacamento de
cabaileria bolsheviki. logro penetrar
en- las lineas del general DeriEine, al
sur de kromy y caprurar .as plazas
de Ponuiry y Fatezh. e. Eiercito
blanco ante esca amenaZa. emprendlo
IN vigoroso contra-ataque y consi-
guio cerrar el hueco alberto por e.
enemigo. el cual. segun Sc dice. que
do enteramente rodeado.
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los alIadoS. Esta nucva Hota aIiada,
gin parece Sc pred!cc, estara redac-
'ads =. l"rnra,s eHeIgIcos Y ~ X.
no firnie, en- vista de que la Ultima
respueSta es una nota erasiva Y ia
da sa;isfactoria para les aliados. prin
cipalmente per la negative que en-
ella Sc ia, auIque no de una manera
Categorical. i cvacuar eli territorio de
Hungria. La nota aliada Sc enviara
a Bucarest, dentro de dos dias, Sc,
gun Sc anuncio hoy.
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NO Sc DARA APOYO EN- 10
SUCCESSIVE a LOS AN
~TI-BOLSHEVTKES
Inglaterra y FraRcIa Iegan 4
csc acuerdo

LONDRES, noviembre 14.-Como
reslltado de las con~fercncias coicbrs-
das en- esta capital por el Ministro
de Ralacioncs E~xterores, ". Este
fano Pichon, con les miembros Gel
gooierno ~britinico, Francia e InSla-
terra. han dec;dido no haccr nueyoa
sacriiicios OIL favor dc LIS facciona5
at;-hols:cvikis en- Eus:o, scTdE dice
IN dcsra:ho prccsicntc dc Paris. ".
p;pi1nr a~ccofophoa, Prcsidertc Po:n
care = Ia capital ;nglesn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-15
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Nzxis Alta Masiz. p-es;idisitaciSn. aus:
e en- = juero. en- = amor, - los Essoctsk
s--r~tSs naravilloscs.
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~es:zmT'lIas a
Vega Commission Co.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-15

&UNCA Sc LIZ HABA HECHO UNA oFERTA COMO EsTA. .Por CUE no i
"apnvcha debmarmte? Nu@tra ohta Sc limit Soanene 10000 reois, y por Il
rr 10 mnos d doe de nueto pco y no adrrifn los dcmas athuls u"
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que ifornce en- tAs prus y ai vendra 4 IA comiuiiHd que d prio de $io@
peNnos pr este rhx, es remnr manWNos.
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que 10 oEeeno. Los 0zos CUE hacemOs en- adh6n durGme$ so dH. son los sEuHn1s:
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muy en&rsica L
nueva nosa aIiada
a los ruman0S

PARIS, naviembre I'LL Suprc-
nt Cansejo de Ia COnfe"enc!n lie
pa2 dIscuti6 hoy ia nota que 81 Ell
viard Il Rulaanfa, 81 rsspussta I: la
Que este pals envid recientemente Il
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-01

her good fortune. me birds 10 ,s.
ginning q chatter uiceG ~ guy
red costumes among the plain brown
coats appearing oftener ~ the days 90
BY. Is there anything more beautiful
than redbird Just now with the en-
tire void q dull gray and no color
anywhere except the gorgeous red Of
this glorious bird outlining itself
against the sky? Isaw one this morn.
IN gsitting on the slender twig Of 9
black tree Just as the sun came entire
~ ont. The mists had scarcely fall
len away and It was difficult to see
more than the patch Of red. Even
the branch he sat upon was lost IN the
morning shadows. He looked much
like Q Christmas tree ornament hung
Itnvisibly but hung nevertheless.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-01
Dome eet soft Rellalot,.

II you want to change your life and
become Christtanized, don't get soft
religion-the kind which makes you
1lamby-pamby. The kind which will
make you a door.mat for your family
and which removes your spine. know
woman who talks frequently about
dear Lord" who is entirely without
backbone in every undertaking in life.
She says to her children: .,There, now,
.darlings run to the picture show IL
you like other will do your work"
She has a sop who won't work. She
says to John, Poor boy, never mind,
imother'll take care OF you as long as
she lives; after that the Lord will pro.
vide some way!" She believes John
is abused In some manner because he
doesn't like work.
You never in your life found this
woman angry. She doesn't believe
that is Christian She never contra.
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