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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20

Claude Weaver. oklahoma City post
mastfr leaves tomorrow for Colorado
where he will address, tho Oklahoma
celebration meeting Saturday. Weaver
will talk In support Of the league OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20

Morphine hnht cured. whisky and all
plcOholc St|WuIri7. the only man IN
the state who ouIcs the morphine hnb-
H. Dr ! J. Mckanna. ll2J W. Nh ST..
Ihona walnut gS1. tAdv,)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20

John Connolly. state fire marshal and
J Bart Foster. assistant marshal. Will
leave Oklahoma city tomorrow for To-
tonto. Canada. where they will attend
the annual convention NJ the Fire
Msrshsls Association OF North Amer
tea, August 2S-2s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20

pu,.s, ca,e.i, Epoa,,n,o,

The annual meeting - the state sher-
M association IN being held Ia the
HuCkins hotel this afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20

Fay Pete Navarro OF Iiarrah. Okla
and A G. stiitz. OF sspulpa. both en-
listed this morning in tho navy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20

peace of bis wife. Atry Jackson Jack.
ron. rho claimed, abused her after he
hsd been robbed NJ 500 Hnd a watch.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20

Judge Thomas H. Doyle Of the crlmi-
nj court ~ appeals was called 10 Kansas
cry yesterday by the serious illness
OF a bIbtcT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20

Hubbard Davenport ~ Barah Ky..
md John g. Pierce of Elfauh, Okla,
enlisted this morning IN the army.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20

FUNDS advanced immediately for city
loans Lowest Rates. Gum Brothers
Company tAdYD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20
UhLAAoMA CITY TINES, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20, 1919

rntlunH ana of Senbt0r Itobert T.
owens candidacy Tor president. h
announced THIS morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20
For Skin Made Flabby
!. snd Wrinkled BY Heat

/ IN, wipls and flying dust sftsn
SSS oSvintlns and other coatortions
66leA 6a6o wrinkles. YOU can quickly
~ ~ e every line, however caused.
uginH Z harmless wash lotion made
4 o1s6Dlviu9 an ounce Of powdered
&no9t4 n. 5 half pint Of witch haseL
~ tnote1ieats can Of courSe b heo
WNca IoSrsssed By the heat and you
oot = fbsshen up quickly for the
sNeoa q evening. bAths the face
- ) IN lnemsnts IN the saxQllte lo-
1)1a Yeu'n find thlg more refreehiM0
l114 % hours rest u 10 fl9e fer ever.
Gve1o 0et appearance Of habblnees
SS66oe0 h hot weather.. tAdv.I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20

Furnished b. II N SnodQass bari
tone, Bccompari'a by Miss Thelns
HnodgrsEs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20

Morphine habit cured. whisky and all
alcoholic stimulAnts. the only man In
tho state who cures the morphine hab-
It. Dr. J J. McKhnna. 1929 W. Sth St.
Phono Walnut zs2. (Advl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20
Lleut col. George Wood. Of Dallas,

Lieut. Col. George Woods of Dallas.
Texas, who has charge OF the salvation
Army work IN Okiahoma. Texas and
Louisiana. will be In Oklahoma CITY
Thursday on business pertaining 70 the
new building, l0s W. Rero street lie
will also conduct meeting at O'Clock
Thursday night Mt the salvation Army
hall. 2Ot W. California street The pub
lie 10 invited to these meetings. Colonel J
Woods 10 very able speaker and all
who have heard him on tho Salvation
Army work IN France were delighted
with his lecture. tAdy.J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20
OKLAHOMA CARRIES
OFF nON0E

OF Our business men.
Oklahoma was put on the
map last week by T. D.
Turner & Co. as the Dig
gest individual Candy
Buyer in the u. s. They |
recently placed one order |
with Shutter Johnson !
Candy Co., Chicago, for |
so solid carloads Of candy
that means $4,000 pals
or 100000 pounds Of
candy. This is for their
fall candy business. They
established this most re-
markable record during
July and August in the
U. s. During these ex.
tremely warm mouths
when candy is not sup
posed to be salable, they
sold twenty-five SOLID car
loads of candy, or 100000
pounds and every pound
was sold in the state Of
Oklahoma.
We should be proud Of
an institution that can
accomplish the seemingly
almost impossible. some-
thing that has never b.
fore been done in any
part Of the United States
by any one Jobbing con-
Germ.
This all goes to prove
our faith in the grand
old state that 80 many of
us stood. fought and
strived for-that proves
the loyalty Of Oklahoma
merchants to their Okla
homa institutions.
No better demonstrs-
tion Of the soundness Of
business conditions can
be given than this one
order. The howl set up by
all these black-eyed peo.
pie who say business 4
not prOspering. not sub.
staining and healthy Il
all smashed to smither-
eens. Any organization
that can sell 100000
pounds of candy during
July and August should
be looked up to a.
authority on local bust.
ness conditions.
When this remarkable
success was brought to
our attention we i'm
mediately set to work to
find out how this SEEM
ingly impossible was &C.
complished and to our
surprise found that very
little effort was put forth
and that this part Of the
general merchants busi.
ness was lying dormant
and all that was necsas-
ary was to show the u,ef.
chant where he was 10.
ing a profit that he M
entitled to. and prove h
him candy could bs sold
in warm weather, and
II this was easily done I'D
they sold nearly 80 per
cent Of the merchant,
who had handed candy.
TO the merchant anf
jobber who has treatei
this department - Q sid'
issue Of his business NJ
would advise that 10 b
vestigate the bignoss .
the possibility Of TIL
business popularit
of candy.
iii Candy today has b>
come q necessity -
proved its worth durin
the war-wAs endorse
for its food value to tn
soldiers and vhen nuy
candy Ii served In you
home II answers two pul
poses, food and entertain
ment. Candy is moro 4
demand today than sve
III before. Every factory I
the country ID worhn(
full capacity.
|t And due TO the fact ~ =
inevitable candy hossAOe !
bound to come thie ~ ~ ~!
10 compliment !. p. IT, :
Co. for their shfew6oeoo ~
fsrsiehaedne1s b plsetne th''
mammoth ssndy ssdsr;
Hill We pow ksew lhst Oeiehsne
| I w ~-s9 ---M~A -nrA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20

WRs Complains; Husband Fined.
Caleb J. Jackson, y negro, was fined
81 and costs this morning In municipal
court on n charge OF disturbing the
The Redwood gazette., 1919-12-10

ter, Mrs. Roy Burris.
The III siOnaries will give social
| III the church next Thursday, Deem
| Der the fourth.
Miss Ward and Miss Cass spent
Thanksgiving vacation at Minneapolis
/ Don Archer who attends business
college at Minneapolis is spending
Thanksgiving at home.
Mrs. Dan Miller left Wednesday
morning for Rush ci.y, Mimi, where
they expect to make their home.
Miss Bernice Parker and Miss Ess
|ther Reid are spending their vaca-
ton st the Parker home.
Mr.. Corwin came down from South
Dakota to spend Thanksgiving with
his wife and daugh er who are visit-
ing her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Ait
cheson. Mrs Corwin and daughter
will return to their home with Mr..
Corwin.
The basket ball game between Hazel
Run and Delhi last Friday evening
proved to be very fast and interes
Ing. The visitors came through on
the long end Of the score but from
the stans to the final whistle they
had to fight every minute Of the
time. Both teams played fast clean
game which was greatly appreciated
bv all on the side lines.
The baskes social and dance after
the basket ball game Friday night was
very well attended. The baskets sold
at 8 premium for which much credit
must be given Auctioneer Parker,
who is a very able salesman The pro-
ceeds from the social and dance will
go to the boys and girls baskels ball
teams.
Miss Vendla Peterson spent the past
week at the Hultquist home in Bel
view.
The Young Mems Club met with
Mr.. Richardson last Tuesday evening
The Redwood gazette., 1919-12-10

books for Christmas boxes, which viii
be sent to the little children Of the
fire devastated regions in Montana
and northern Minnesota.
The chorus class did not meet on
last Wednesday evening in order to
enable the out of town members, who
wished to 80 home for Thanksgiving
to. start Immediately after school.
Rev Torbet spoke to the students
Of the high school, Wednesday,, Nov
ember 26, on the subject Of "Thanks
giving
Margaret Adsit, q member Of the
sophomore class, left school Tuesday.
November IS, to spend the winter ir
California.
The juniors are working hard on 3
play they intend to give shortly after
The Redwood gazette., 1919-12-10
THE %. NJ. c. IN THE WAR.
From "The Army Behind the Army,
By e. Alexander Powell ----.
(Scribner).

The army quart corps spent
Sc, 500 900 during the war-more than
half Of the total expenditures for the
entire army.
TT developed the most highly spe-
cialized shoe ever made, purchased 33,,
600 900 pairs Of them, carried them IN
126 sizes including such hitherto IN
heard of sizes as 17EEE!-and opened
schools to teach its officers the SCI
ence of shoe fitting.
At the time of the armistice approx
imately 10000, 900 pounds of food a
day were being shipped overseas.
1t organized salvage division by
which it saved the taxpayers $151 900
900.
One thing it did not do was to fur
nish lingerie for army nursesit out-
fitted them with everything else, but
there it baked!
1t sent 75,000,O 900 cans of those ar
my beans to army cooks. and, lest the
army go Deanless, had reserve OF
IN ,000, 900 pounds Of dried beans.
1t rationed the army chewing gum
because, during an offensive when wa
ter was scarce, $50 pounds Of chewing
gum saved 100 gallons of water. The
- NJ sent 800 900 packages of
8Iss shop girls delight overseas in a
<;H3Is month.
If 2alVaged old uniforms, dyed
thesl eTaAil and thus turned out com
nIAfa outfits for our interned aliens
s. shs apn1oximate net cost of just
81 cents.
caused Tie death of 500, 1000 Much
wang f6os orsf IS Norsh China be-
cause tssir skins are the best mater
81 Ia s world f6f axiafors' uniform.
ri a6nE1sh1Ied E6s. the success of
AnaefIean aif f;ehteks 81 Simplifying
tlfdn1 with 4he highest fine faert Of
gasoline ever n18atseea il aantity.
In ADDITION to The ordinary 4z8 Lee
gree Gasoline used IL arniv motor
cars. It Established three grades oE
aviation oil. two s< which. 25 degree
Fighting Naphsha aid M degree
Export Aviation, were ft4n aned
only to the American xbe< i11arv
forces. sFighting NaphfEa used
only for scout and battle fIy;ng. was
produced by returning Expo1t Avi-
alton and taking off the Cream Df
that extremely high grade fuel.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-12-10
School News
Crowded out last week. ]

CroWded out last Week.
The high school students enjoyed
having Mr.. B. q. Main, Field Secretary
OF Hamline University, speak to them
on the value Of an education, Monday
afternoon, December /.
The members Of the Girls Club and
Girl Scouts will have joint meeting at
the library, Wednesday evening, De-
cember 3. Special work has been
planned, which will be under the sup
ervision of some Of the ladies Of the
Red Cross, to make dolls and scrap
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
Los preparations para recibir
al general Pershing en-
NueUa York

NUEVA YORK. septiembre 2
Gran actividad Sc nota en- esta ciu-
dad entire las diversas comisiones que
Sc han designado para arreglar los
p~reparativos para dar la b%ienvenida
al General Pershing V a la Prime
ia Division que viene con 81, a Dor
do del Le%viathan.
Sc ha anunciado va que el dia 10
del actual tendra lugar III soberbio
desfiIe de Ia Primera Division, con
TODD su equipo de guerra, al frente
de la cual marchara ell General Pers-
hing. q 10 largo de toda la Quinta A.
venida. Los detalles para este des
file cstan siendo arreg!ados va por
ell Mayor General E. F. McGlachlin.
Ell IS de Infanteria que forma parte
de la Division, desfilara portando
la "fourraguerre.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
su sangre debilitando-
Sc a consequence de Ia
falta de Hero?
FL Hero Is el alimento dc la sangre.
II Hero Nuxado hace que las
mejillaS de las muieres aDarez-
ran sou-osadas ' crea fuerza
Y energia en- las Ncnas dc
los hombrcs.

= I'd. eStUviera sin ~alimcnt4rSc has
IA ponersc debil. dcaido ' deStaIleclen-
te. no Sc causaria mayor dano que cuan
DO deia cue SUI sangre Sc debilite 4
causa de Ia falta de hero. del HE
rro cue lie da fuerza Y poder para
transformer los alimentos en- sustain
ciaS whales. crear teJldos ce!ulareS y
fuerza cerebral.
Al career del hero indispensable
e. Ia sangre, no importa Ia cantidad
nj caljdad de los alimentOs que tome,
estos pasaran sin cue ST. ORGANISING
ballard debi}, nervioSo Y del TODD de-
esrar buero ' saro, joven Y fuerte, Sc
hallaN debi!. neryiOso Y del TODD de-
caido. 81 I'd. no Sc siente buenO Y
sano. por su propio bien de5eTia su-
~jetarse = la sigU!ente prueba: Obscr-
We cuanto puede trabajar 0 bien ca
miaar sin Sentirse fatigado, tome dos
pastiilas de cinco granos de Hero
Nuxado, tres wees al Gia. despues de
las comidas. durante dos semanaS,
pasado este lapse de tempo vuelva 4
hacer la prueba de 81 r~esistencia Y
Sc convencerd de cuanto ha ganado.
Por miles Sc cuentan las personals que
han sufriGo durante mucho tempo Y
en- Ia actualidad han degrade resta-
blecerse Y adquirir fuerza Y vigor
asombrosoS Supplements porque han
tornado hero en- la forma appropriate.
Para lograr estas resultados no hay
que tomar otra preparation de hero
con e. obiejo de ahorrar n 0 cuantos
centavos. sino adquirir s;empre HE
no Nuxado. pueS eS el major Y mas
asimiiaole al ORGANISING. De no to-
mar eSta preparation mas vale no TO-
mar ninguna, pues puede producer
mas dano que beneficio. I'd. puede
adquirir Ell Hero NuXado en- cual-
Quiera drogueria con la mas absolute
sarantia de que lie proporcioaara los
resultados mas satisfactorios, devol-
viendo Ell importe en- aso contrario.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
OPREGON CONTESTA Ia CARTA
DEL PARTlDO OBRE2O.

CIUDAD DE MENlCO. Scnticm-
brc Eel Fartido Liberal ONrcro
recibi6 aver IN Il tayde una carta
DC Alvaro Obregon, eC la Qua! cen
testa las prcguatas que Sc lie hlclcron
yohre SUI prcgrama de g~ohierno' en-
case de que su cardidatura triurtc
en- las proximas elecciones para
Prcsidente dc IA RepubiIca.
Dice Ohregor que no aceptara
ringun apoyo del partidc cat5lico que
Este ;r~teerado por eremiGos del &C
tual regimen, pucs cue ante TODD es
cavolucionario.
nj; prcgrama rolitico-dilo Orrc
~6n-es muy scrcill": crnsistc en- ha-
cey cue todas las pr)r'cSGs de Ia re-
"olucion ccrstitucionaliSta Sc cum
plan al pie DC IA letla, pues el pucnIo
mcxicana cEti &nsioso de lib~ertates
v de salir de la constante estlavitud
vn que siempre ha viNido. Por 10
mism0. 10 Urico que so>tcndrc. es Ia
.LanGcra de la revolucion constltucio-
nalista u tanta sangr" costs al pIe-
lilo Y que ;antos sacriflcios Y dlnero
la costaIo 4 IN Nacion'.
TambiGn manifesto Ohrag6n. Ii
creencia de que Carran1a Sc nantan-
dra independents en las ~elecciones V
QUO tstas seran libres. Por 10 mis-
mo no cree que los partidarlos &c Pa
bio Gonzalez reci5aa Qtuda del 90
oierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
FL FUTURO DE LA NACION AUSTRIACA En-
MANOS DE LA LIGA DE NACIONES
En- el texto del Tratado de Paz entregado los de.
Iegados austriacos Sc deia en- gran parte Ia
suerte de esa nacion, en- manos de Ia
Liga International

PARIS. s~eptiembre Eel teXto re-
visado de los terminus de paz, formu-
lados hoy por Ia Conferencia de Paz
para 81 aceptacion por Austria, fue
entregado hoy en- la tarde a los pie
nipotenciarios austriacos en- st. Ger
main, por ell Secretario General de | a
Conferencia de Paz. NJ. Paul Dutas-
Ia. quien tambian entrego a los de-
legados austriacos. Ia respuesta ALA
da a las contra-proposiciones aus
triacas Y la carta correspondence en-
la Que Sc reitera el cargo de que
Austria precipito la guerra por ell en-
vic de IN ultimatum a Serbia que e.
ia materlalmente Unacceptable.
FL tratado de paz con Austria. de-
ia en- gran parte ell future de csc pals
en- manos de Ia Liga de las N~aciones
pues A la resolution de esta queda
ell decidir 81 Sc permitira a Austria
unirse a Alemania y como Francia'
al igual que Suiza, Sc oponen a tai
union. es POGO probable que Austria
pueda c~onseguir tai permiso, por 10
Que es cast SECURE que segulra sien-
do un estado libre c Independence.
En- les circulos dc la conference
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03

de paz, parecc haber un sentimiento
general dc disgusto con los terminus
del tratado, que aunque adoptado So
bre una base identica a los del trata-
DO aleman, no iija muy bien ell sta
tus de Ia pequena potencia.
Bajo los terminus del tratado, Vie
ma con su poblaci6n de 200, 900 de ha-
bitantes, parece destinada a caer en-
una comparative insignificancia CO.
mercial, dado que Ia poblaci6n del
resto del pals es de 100000 de ha-
bitantes. 10 que no BASTARD para Sos
tener las necesidades de la capital.
Mientras la Yugo-Eslavia la Chec0-
E~slovaquia Y Hungria podran eXis-
tir separadamente como ]potencias,
Eiena dificilmente podra recobrar 81
vida comcrcial anterior a Ia guerra,
que Ia sostenia en- gran parte sus pro-
vincias que Sc han indepcndizado "a
nora.
81 Ia Observation-Disclosures de Fiume
Sc lleva a efecto como es de esperarSe
los i~ntereses comerciaies de Austria
tendran Que ser protegidos de alguna
Imanera. a pesar de 10 cual. la capital
austriaca Sc vera sacramento afectada
" tai vez dcjara de ser Una de las
cranIes capitales de Europa, para
convertirse en- una ciudad residential
de una importancia commercial muy re-
iativa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
Alemania no Ia nombrado
aun Em5ajadores para los
paises aIiados

BERLIN. septiembre 2.-Ningun
nombramierto de Embajadores alema
mes para los paises extranjeros Sc
ha hecho hasta hoy por el gobierno
aleman, segun declaration de los fun
cionarios de la Secretaria de Rela-
clones Exteriores. Mientras tanto,
una Comision especial esta estudian-
do la situacion. habiendose expresa-
do por ell gobierno que no podran en-
viarse embajadores al cxtranjero, 4
menos que los dichos paises nombren
enyiados de csc range para que repre-
senten a sus %gobiernos en- Berlin. FL
caracter V range de los representan-
ties diplomaticos alemanes, depende-
IA por 10 tanto del que Sc de a los
representatives eXtranjeros que Sc en-
wien Il Berlin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
Tn cu7ado de Tisza acuso a
Karolyi del asesinato del
ex-Pnmer Nitro.

BERLIN. Scptiembre 2-El Baron
R~adycnszky. cu1ado del cX-Primer
Minislro hunCaro. Condo Est6fano
Tisza. ha prerentado ante las autori-
dadeS p~oliciacas de Budapest. una =
cusaci6n contra el Condo Miguel IA
rolyi. tambien cx-Primer Ministro
hurgaro. como 81 autor Intellectual del
asesinatc del Condo Tisza y compli-
&C material del crinen. segun dice un
despacho p~rccedentc de Ia capital
hunCsra. cccibido aqui hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
VA TONIC POSSESSION DEL
CQBIERN0 Ell NUEVO
GARINETE HUNGARO
FL Primer Min;stro Is 81 fer:e-
tero Franz Heinrich. To-
dos los partidos estdR re-
presentados en- dicho Nj
nisterio.

BUDAPEST. ~septiembre 2.-Ayer
tomo possession del gobieruo ei nuevo
mi~nisterio hungaro. que qued6 organl-
zado 81 sabado ultiMo. deSpues dc u
ia larga ~conferencia en- la Que toma-
ron parre todos los lideres politicos,
II nuevo Primer Ministro, es un
~ferretero al per mayor de csta ca
pital. que tiene Ia reputation de ser
I'm hombre dc cncrgif. y caracter y
muv active on Ia vida de los nego-
clos. Herr Franz Heinrich.
Fl Ministro de Concrete es el Dr..
Garami. Que es cl mas prominente
de les Conservatives sccialistas dc
Hungria. Y quien hasta ahora ha-
bia rehusado desempeHar puestoS en-
los gobiernos de Bella Kun y del Ar
ch;duuuc Jose. FL M;nistro a Ia Con
ferancia de Paz. es Herr LovazEy Y
Ell del interior 10 es el Baron Poro-
vi. e ex-Primer Ministro Julio
PeidlI. ocupa ahcra e Duesto de MI
nistro q. S~alubridGd ?ublica y Herr
Suszar 81 de Cultura y Religion. Ell
Ninistro de Agriculture es Herr Ru-
boncck \ cl de Hacienda. Herr Peg
rdas, Herr Payer cs Ministro sin
cartera.
Los representatives socialistas en-
o. nuevo ministerio son el doctor "a
.rami. Herr Peidll Y Herr Payer '
suszar representa- al viejo regimen y
= los clericales. Los judios no tie,
men ninguna representation en- eL
nuevo eabiuete. >,
segdn Sc dice. Ell primer acto del
nucvo gobierno. sera ell de pedlr eI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
reconocim;ento por la Conferencia de

reconocimiento por la Corferencia de
paZ.
Ell gobierno del Primer Ministro
Frederick presento 81 ~renuncia aver,
cunpliendo con la oferta que hicierz
q la Entente hace dias.
La oferta hecha por el Primer Mi
nistro Frederick a los aliados. COM
prendia ciertas condolences, segun in
formes de fuente autorizada. La En-
tente debe reconocer Y entrar en- ne
eociaciones con ell nuevo gabinete que
representara Ia autoridad constituida
de Fungria y lie permitira organizar
IN nuevo ejercito Y una fuerza pc
iciaca. Tambien Sc ha ~estipulado
que los rumanos salgan del pals gra-
dualmente V que mientras pernanez-
can aqui. evitaran tales actos como
ell desarme de los oficiales hungaros
V ell reuuisiamiento de where's.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03

KOLCHAK ESTABLECERA
SU QUARTET A
EN- ~NICOLAYEVSK
Los bolshevikis estan ahora
avanzando en- direction de
Tzaritzin, a 10 largo del
Volga y del Itayia

LONDRES. septienbre LA pla-
"a de Omsk, capital del gobierno de
todas las Rusias del que es jefe 81
Almirante kolchak, esta siendo eva
vacuada, segun dicen las noticiaS re-
cibidas aqui hoy. e. Quartet Gene
raj del Almirante esta siendo trans
ferido Il Nicolayevsk. segun dice IN
despacho inalambrico bolsheviki. En-
Ell mismo mensaje Sc dice que las
fuerzas bolshevikis estan avanzando
en direction de Tzaritzin. a 10 largo
de los rios Eolga e Ilavia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03

LONDRES. septiembre 2.-Uuo de
los pr~igcipa:es diarios Que Sc edi-
tan en- esta capital, 81 Daily Express,
ha revelado hoy Ia identiGad del Off
ciai re marina irgles a quien st de-
be Ia destruction en- parte de Ia fiuta
bolsheyiIi rusa en- ell Golfo de Fin
lardia. iurante ell conhate naval que
s. registr6 hace POGO. ccrca de krons-
taat. Segun dicho ~peri6dico. el of
cial de refercncia es Ell c~omandante
Dobson. D. s. O.. quien les capture 4
los b~ojshevikiS un regular numero
de canones Y les hizo 800 prisione-
ros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
''Le JournaI' dice que
trae una de!icada
mission de Ia
Santa Sede
en- una Misa de Ac-
cion de Gracias por la Paz
que Sc dira en- Baltimore
ell dia IA y en- la que
tomaran parte los Ca
dernales Gibbons
V O'ConneN

PARIS, septiembre 2.-El Cardinal
MERCER. Pcimado de Belgica, lego
aver Z esta capital. en- su viaje pa
ia los Estados Unidos. habiendo sido
recibido en- la estaci6n por numerosas
perscnalidades de la ig,esia catolica
de eSta capital. Ell Cardinal partio
esta malana para Brest. en- donde Sc
embarcara en- ell vapor Agamenon. el
microbes FL cardinal manifesto
que Sc hallaba algo fatigado. pero Sc
mostr6 muy enthusiastic por 81 viaje Il
los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03

LONDRES, septiembre 2.-Qui-
nientos ~prisioncros fueron los que les
hicieron las fuerzas polacaS q les boil.
shevikis, en- la recients captura de
Ia plaza fcrtificada de Bobruisk, lie
vada 4 cabo por las fuerzas polacas,
segIn dice III communicate Official da-
do . Ia publicidad por las a~utoridades
poiac&s. Bobruisk G. una plaza cue
Sc h&lla situada a s. mili@s al sgres-
te de Minsk.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03

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