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A BRAVE DEED.

u WAS early Friday morning, and
Claude ran happily to the home OF his
friend Milton. His mother had gone
to the market as was her custom on
this day
Claude was only ten years old. He
had little sister six years of age.
whose name was Marie. The nurse
had gone into ihe garden 10 get fresh
flowers for Marie's room.
AS Claude was returning home later
accomps MED by his friend. what should
he see but large quantity OF smoke
pouring. from the chimney and win
doMs Of Mares room.
lie started running, calling TO his
friend. Look. Look Poor Marie will
he burned to death. He ran to the
stairs he went. The flames were now
burning the walls and licking at
Marie's bed. Without moments
thought h, picked up his little sister.
who was stu asleep. and wrapped his
coat about her AMI rushed out OF tho
house. He was almost straneled by
the smoke before ne could get out
When he came into the street the
people chee"ed aid praised him for his
bravery.
by MAMIE: WEST.
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THE ny sTEnr Of TIE OLD RANCH

There WAS once ranch in West
Texas ca ed the Rough Riders Ranch,
About four years ago the people all
left. and no one had been therc since
until An old man bought ii and no
one hardly ever saw him.
some time after rsmpin: party
came and camped on the old ranch.
One day wnen one OF the boys named
HOB came to the well to get some
water. something came from behind
and knocked him unconscious Alter
waiting for about an hour his conf
panions went out looking Tor him but
couldn't find him. and went back 10
the camp.
When Bob cam. 10 his senses he
found himself in Il rudeiy constructed
prison in the cellar OF an old house
:, The way he got there he did not
know, out his head hurt him and he
was very hungry. AS he WIS a BIZ.
eater.
Ills companions went to tie sherifY
and told him what was the matter. I,he
sherin said that he woul, come out
70 their camp and see what he could
CFo lie Continued
BY GENE STABLES
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THE ANSWERED PRAYER.

whose name was Henry SsR Ro hHTk m ne
n naa, y wife and a little girl. The girls
old Mr.. Robinson was twen,y.n nire
and And his, his wife was twenty-sx when
enlisted in United States Army; H I,.' u. ne
promoted 10 a captain. lie stayed in
Sosnee a aboat three ,en months Re came
months; One day he was driiIi,r chT re-,
men when he received note thnt b b;s
in tWtHy wa fsu soihh e to Leave for Frs nee
MS wife and little Mary 10 tell lben'
goo ~. lie told them not TO w t%r"'
he would soor: be back. In a f ever io and
they left for France. They had - US
t tr,p aGp"ss' AUD nothing happened 10 the
lot OF French people met them ' .rhst
nad little training. and then went
and 'H We ri rom ,ii., they had many battles
any men. Once Captain Robinsnn s s.s
z ar, Sne,, coming in his direction. Me
he did not ' 90. oi he me-, way and was lucky
4, We VIII leave Captain Robinson and
5 ~ men m, and go bnck 10 his wife and
about $ O'Clock at night Ms;rv w. ~,
PRAYERS. This is Wat she SAIL ia s@ "6 c her
daddy can come me NONE ~ar S,,op soon. so that
tn bed. The rext morning when shs
w s%is, ,e up she heard bells ringing AND
p'""i'S. sue asked her
&c what was the matter. Her motba,.
,ntn her that peace hal beer dc",nrcd
Marv was very clad. She sa;d "I honc
Robinson and his men w"rc 10 ,nnve ~
America DECEMBER Is. 1918. lie r,n,a
r. New York Christmas morning
GhristWas evening he came 10 his WIZ,
and little child Mary said thnt ma,
was better Christmas present than
nil the toys pnt together Thny tban
led happy life. Captain Rohinson
snid that he had wonderful exneri"
enee while he was in France. and h.
was GLAD that he answered his coun.
tThe EndA
Written by MORTON BEAR
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THE TALE OF The CRYSTAL BELL

when she heard them e.press,ns
their regrets that they were too poor
wish. she would shake her head land and
LAUGH saying, 'If had all the accom-
piishments You desire me to have am
It Is better as ii is. can sing as loud
ana dance as long as any OF the chill
oren. l have good frock for Sunday.
@ ha a1af Is noe e eneS ,b he times
hungry"
The father and mother said nothing.
t on. s ,heS shonsht to themselves that
only another reason why she should
rare better than they had Jared. Old
people. as you will discover. live life
dren. But these old people had no
way TO carry out their desires They
eSu,d only sigh when they thought
follow in their footsteps. They sighed.
put they were not unhappy Every,
thing would be what n higher power
tent,
Meanwhile I.izette was growing moro
beautiful day by day. The color OF the
s snn sS MAS rensc,ed in her eyes; and the
nieshes OF her golden hair, Her frock
was scanty and coarse, but somehow
shc wore her ragged froek and her
forget these signs OF poverty. Thc
young Girl enjoyed the singing and INC
dancins when the grapes are gathered.
her voice the sweetest. but her great :
IS, pleasure was 10 ramblc abount in
! 1Tn sreat Forest near, which she lived
day afternoon and on feast days or
saints At such times she coulu aiwavs
be found in the forest. and here She
WAS NJ nome IN the trueSt sense
tTo be continucd)
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THE BIRD.


] am sure that I have never heard
A poem lovely as bird.
A little bird with song SO sweet, and
heart so light.
1s trying to teach US what is right.
Oh, birdie dear. know your thoughts
So tell me now, do you love me as /
Way up , her; on your lofty perch,
In the very top OF the kind old birch.
There you so often stay,
Singing and singing away.
know TO be as good SIS you is very
~ very hard:
But the only reason can give Is that
you belong TO God.
BY ELIZABETH LEE VALENTINE.
POEM.
I wrote a long letter last month.
And / wrote q long letter this month;
Each month of the year
I'll write a lettor OF cheer,
To some soldier boy at tho front.
] received a long letter to-day
From soidicr boy far away.
On the hrst page ne wrote,
90 how do hope
You'll Continue. to write to me-"
BY LOUISE BLOOM.
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An IMAGINARY LETTER FROM
CLAUDE BELOT.
Paris. France. l.erue de Paris.

Tails. Eta nee, I.erue de Farls,
December l, 1918.
Mon Chere Enfants American,-Je
suis On petit sarcon francris. Mon
pere tut tue | cette suerre ct je
vous aide. Jc demeure - Paris Ell j ale.
Entrants, veuiilez m 'ecrirc quelquefois.
Je vous souhaite un joyeaux Noel.
CLAUDE BSLOT.
After being translated:
Paris. France, Pair Street.
December l,'l9lS.
My Dear American Children I'm a
little French boy and my father waa
killed in this war. and l am very
thankful to you for helping me. !
live in Paris and / am six years old.
Children, write. TO me sometimes.
CLAUDE BRI.HT.
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Editorial and Literary Department
Cut Ont Your Rules.
NV Dear Cirls and BOYS:

Ny Dear Girls and BOYS:
| have only room for a very little
to-day. because we are printing the
rules, which so many OF you have
asked for. Please cut them out and
keep them where you can see them
when you write or draw for the club.
had TO throw away seven beautiful!
drawings this week because they had
no names signed, and were simply
enclosed in the letters. Watch out
for the rules. children mine. and see
what a splendid club we Will have.
YOUR EDITOR.
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Puzzle Department


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wish I was a soldier for the U. s. A
mere ! would stay many a day.
l would fight the old Hun:
would kill them two by three and one
] would laugh 10 see
Soldier Shoot once and cut old Hur
in half.
] wish l was X hier like 4 bird
J would make the old Huns be heard
Wen | must say Eood-by, for l am
CoinE 10 be soldier for the l.. S. 4
All composed by
L. ELISABETH RICHARDS.
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CTR or YOUR RULES.

The attention Of club nae mbers ~
called to the neeessity 81 their let
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Of the Chiidren;s Page. Letters
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enper 0aly.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-12
KOLCHAK R~EORGANIZOE Ell
GOBIERNO SIBERIANO
DE OMSK
Sus tropas Sc eRcuenran
ahora cerca de Samara
y de Oremburg

iCMSK. Mayo ll.-El gobierno
Dc Oask ha lieva&o a cabo en- unos
rlesos 10 que otros gobiernos quo
acometieron simi!ares reconstructed
mes necesitaron amos CIando Ell al
n,irante Ko;chak Sc apoder0 de IA
administration. no eIistia nadia en- ST
IBERIA que sc parcciese a un goblerno
central. Existian restoS del antisao
regimen, maiamente o~rganiZados y
variaS parties dc Siberia apcnas 81
pod;an mantcnc- cl control local
sin afiliarse unas cor otras.
Utiliza1do las seccione5 TITLES dc
las fuerZas militarcs del gobicrno.
kclchak continue ganando fuerza :
reconccimiento has:a sllora en- que
81 a~utoriGad Sc e@ticc6e mas ALA
. de los Urales hasts e. Pacifico. Este
comprende 20 millones de
hab::antes. pero hay aun algunos
| pocos elementos que deSconocen Ia
sutor;dad de kolchak. Estos elemen-
los. segIn competcntes Observable,
! ties, darian al sobierno de kolchak
i. 81 rcconocimiento con exception &c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-12

BEILEBEI, PROTINCIA DE
OREMBURG0, SUR DE Russia. Ma
20 11.-Las tropas de Siberia estan
nuy cerca &c Samara y de Orembur-
20. Los boishevikistas han evscuado
ste pueblo Y dentro de n ounce
"a Sap,arn habra caido en- pOder de
los siberianos. LIZ moral de las tropas
es excclente: al norte han ocupado
! Menselinak y GlaStov.
La retiraja Ie los tchecos del frcn-
&c Sudeste. parecio a los principles
INA calamidaG. paro mas taroe ha
>ervido para asiSantar e. PATRIOTS
no russo. Que csta confiado en- SuS
propiaS tuerZas para 81 regeneration.
Este frente eSta dcfendidc por -.
100000 inGlvi'iuos con Sus iefes y
oficialcs organiZadoS por el almiran-
&c kolchak en- clnco meses. Otro ejer'
tito dc 100000 homorcs sc csta for
nIando a ret&gusrG.a.
Como rcSultado de los ~csfucrzos dc
!'rancia Y de "a Gran Brctana Sc es-
tar rccibicndo e!uipos militarcs er
gran cantidad. Rccientemente Ell ter
Ger Cuerpo de ejercito siberlano re-
cibi6 500. 900 "ifies Y Is caionea
V cquipo complete para 100. 600 in,
fantes y 10 mi, de cabalieria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-12
listed Aqua Ca
LIENTE 81 DESEA TE-
NER UNA HERMOSA
COMPLEXION.
Sc tiene mucho meior apa-
riencia y Sc siente uno per-
fectamente despues de
I'm bano interior.

Para s~cntirsc dc! TODD saludabe y tcner
mcjor aparicncia. 10 indicado cs tomar TN
baio interior todas las msisnas. con el OBJ
jeto dc limpiar cl ORGANISING y arrojsr Is"
matcrias acumuladaS en- dizs zntcrioTcs. CO.
mo las fcrmentaciones acidas y su5taneiai
toxicas, antes dc que sean absorvidss TO- d
sangrc. Con cI sistema digestive sucedc al
so semcjantc a 10 que nasa con el carbon.
QUO una vcz qucmado. deja aiSunas mate
rias ineombustiblcs. baio Ia forra dc ce-
nizas, pucs los alimcntos y bcbidas dejah
eierta cantidad dc sustancias no aprorccna-
bles por. cl ORGANISING. Dicha5 sustsncias.
acumuladas. SC eonvicrtcn en- vencnos y toxi-
cos. los cuales pasan a Ia sanrre por los
pe1uehos conductos dcs:irados a pasar las
matcria5s nutritivas.
ST I'd. desca posces una hcrmcsx COM
plcxion. gozar de ~perfccta salud y que 81
picl Sc aclarc. lc aconscjamcs bcba todos los
dias, al lcvantarsc. un vase dc aqua calien-
te con nedia pastilla de Laxearin disuel.
Ia. medicine linofcnsira Quo limpiara toda
clase dc imrurcz2s del cst6maso. hisado. ri
homes e intcstinos, purificando y tenificsn-
J do TODD cI sistcma y con espccialidad el ca
nal digestive. antes de touzr nueros ali
ncntos.
Hombres y mujeres cue padcccn de erup.
clones. barros. pcczs. .'alidc=. etc.. los que
tiencn Ia lcnSua suc;1 : p~astosa. NAL alien
to. dolores dc cabeza. ataqucs biiiosos. cs
tonnage aSrio : constipation. dcbe.ian des-
de iueso tomsr 81 aqua caliente por las
mananas. aseEvraadoles los ncjores result
| tados en- POGO tempo.
Asi como Ct jabon y el aqua caiiente lin.
| plan. ~purifican = refrescan Ia piel. LA1cartn
y aqua caiientc 10 hzcen interiormentc. De.
benos ,cner siemTrc presente QUO el asco
mas Importance que cl exterior. va Que los
po.os DC "a picl no absorvcn las inpurezas
V las Ieyan a Ia salngrc. coro 10 haeen los
poro. intcstina!es.
No accptc I'd. ninSun sustitcto barato,
las bucnas mcdicinas sicmprc valen alre
mas. solamentc las de- inferior calidad : !os
sustitutos pucdcn ser vcndidos i bajo pre-
clio. ST I'd. ha estado padcciendo de aigu-
ma dc las Intermediates arriba menciona-
dss. pida I'd. nmcdiztament un tratamien-
10 complete dc esta medicine que sc COM
| porc de scis cajas. al rrccio dc cineo dollars
O bicu. una GAIA cor i'm dollar. No esta a
In yer.a en- las drogucriaa. Escribs I'd.
ordenandola a Laxcarin Products Co.. Dept
sp, Pittsburgh. Pa. tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-12

las Facilitates de Intervene en- las
relaciones extranjeras.
Una poderosa cooperation recibc
del block compucsto de los repre-
sentantes Ge las sociedades coopera-
twas. las %uniones PROFESSIONALS, G!
partido democratico constitutional.
los social rcvolucionarios. los demo
cratas sociales Y los cosacos. Nati-
ralmente cxisten muchos matices de
opinion en- este cucrpo de apoyo,
pero u miembros sc han manifesto
tado definitivamente dc acuerdo CT
dos puntos. estos son: su apoyo d
Kolchak y Ia proclamation de man
:enerse alejaGos dc los b~olShevikls.
En- todas parties entire los rusos
Sc oven quejas por Ia conducta de
los rstados Unidos que no ha WIS.,
20 los eSfuerzos que Sc han hccho n;
ha cjercido 81 influencia en- apoyo
de los mcjores elcmcntos de Ia po-
t'iacion.'
.Aunque los funcionarios sc MUGS
tran iRclin.dos a Greer que los Esta-
dos Unidos estan niuy lejos de faro-
rccer a los b~olshevikis, ~encuentran
grandcs diflcultades para convelccr
al pueblo. La Influenza de los inglc-
SIS V ~franceses es poderosa en- esta
narte dc Russia, porquc la amistosH
actitud &c estos gobicrnos que dir
gen Ia luch2 en- e. Nortc de RuSia
haze que sc confie en- cllos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-12
LA CONSOLIDATION DEL
GOBIERNO DE EBERT
Sc DEBE A NOSkE
Ell desastre comunista de Mu.
mich ha influido tambien
en- Ia consolidation

BERLIN, Mayo LEI fracaso dc
la insurreccion dc Munich marca c:
desastrc del comunismo en- Alemania
V ell Gobiernc de Ebert y Scheide-
mann. so5re ell cual ha pesado esta
amenaza, debc %agradecer Ia ayuda
| poderosa que lie ha prestado el Mi
| listro de Defensa, Herr Noske.
La ironia de Ia suertc decrcto en-
los momentos Ell que eli Mariscal de
Campo Won Hindenburg anunclaba 81
retro COMO .jefe del eiercito invcn-
ciblc. que con los gironcs de los
antiques batallones, precipitadamen-
&c reclutadcs, Sc ganara ahora las
aclamaciones dc Ia naclon en- una
| sordida campana de guerrilla que
ha tenido algo dc opera bufa.
Munich, la mas allegro y mejor
abastccida dc las capitales. ha repre-
sentado una bufonads comunista 81
Sc compare con Bremen. H%amburgo,
Halle. Dusseldorf Y Brunswick.
Los prusianos Sc han m~araviilado
hoy uC ID ihti SpitCE uS Ioo pdNdiOS '
&C la gran importancia que ha tenidc
gu intervention frentc a los bolshe-
tikiz. Ahora que los ultimos han que
dddo aperentemente d~errotados, Ell
Gobicrno no espera nuevas insurrec-
clones er orras parties de Alemania
que superen en- vioiencia a las re-
gistradas.
FL Servicio Secreto PolItico reor-
ganizado, el misrao que obligo 4 GeS-
bandarse a la Guard;a Ro.ia de Leo
necht en- %nov!embre .. esta Crabajan-
do activamentc a fin dc descubrir
los Secretos y niaquinaciones de les
boishcvikis. En- Una iarga converSa-
cion accrca IL situ&cion qle sostuvo
hoy ell Jefc Gel Scrvicio Secreto con
los corresponsalcs dc la prcnsa, in
form0 a cstos que los comunistas
cstan cxhaustos de Ginero, desde. tue
cl rublo ruso ia s;do arrojado de
.Alemania. Este, die, es cl factor que
ha contribuido mas poderoSamcnte q
acabar con los complots, especial
mentc los que Sc r~eaiizaban eXcltan-
do a los obreros de las minas de car
bon, que era una de las favoritas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-12
LEYO SU MENSAJE EN- Ell
CONGRESO Ell PDTE.
DEL BRASIL
Recomienda la creacion de
bases navales y la reor-
sanizacion del ejercito

RIO JANEIRC;. Mayo l1.-Ei
Congreso sc reuniG hoy en- session
escuchando la lectura del m~ensaJc
envlado a los cuerpos colegiSladcrcs
por ell sencr DeIfm Moreira. qulcn
asumio "a prcSiGencia del Brasil a
Ia muertc del ~presidente Alvcz, oca-
rida en- el mes &c Gnero.
FL senor MoreUa manifesto Que
la deuda exterior del Brasil 4 fines
de diclembre de 1918 ascendia a Ia
suma de lI6.452.274 lbras esteriI-
mas con una G~iferencia dc 9Si.050
hbras eSteriinas compara6a con ia
leuda 4 fines de 1917.
Recomienda el mensaje del presl-
dente. la Immediate reorganization
Gel cjerCito. Ia construction de ar
s~cnales Y Ia ~crcaci0n dc nuevas ba-
ses navsies.
FL senior Moreira expreSa eli ARA
deeIniento del Brasil A las nacioncs
aliadas . este pals en- Ia guerra
contra A!entania. DemGeStra pdvtiCu-
larmente ST agradecimiento q los
Estados UEidos por II ayuda Que pres
taron los hoT,bres de ncgocluz de
aquel pals. a fin de aumentar las re-
lsriones comcrCiales entire ambos
pueblcS.
Fl presidente cXpreSs tamoIcn su
gratrtud por el amistoso recIbimien-
to que sc dispense = les oficiaieS del
~eJercito Y armada hrasilena que Sc
enviaron Z los EstadoS Unidos para
recioir instruction. er las inst;tuc!o-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-12

FL Jefe de la delegation alemana
expreso en- su proposition. que ell ira
tado '.hace ilusiorioS los principles
de derecho V conticne demandas que
ninsuna nacion puede tolerar.'
Una objection formal fuG prcsenta
da por los ~alenanes a ia omission dc
Alemania del os paises invitados pa
"a que entren a formar partc dc la
Liga dc las Naciones. En- respuesta
a esta objection cl Consejo de los Qua
tro remitio a los alemanes al segundo
parrafo del Articuio II del ccnve-
MO.
Ell p-cgrama aleman para n Ii
ga de Naciones en- cl que Sc eStipule
ell establecimiento de un "parlamcnto
mudial". ha sido pasado a la Conf
sion de Ia Liga.
El texto de las ccmunicaciones cam
biadas entire ell Consejo de los Qua
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-12

LOS DELEGADoS TEUToES soMETERoN rAMBEN N PRoGRAMA PARA UNA LIZA De mcoMS Y
PROTESTAN pR LA OMISSION DE ALEMAMA DE LOS ESTADOS INVITADOS PARA
FORMAR PARTE De LA LA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-12

tro V los delegados. cS como slgue:
La delegation alemana de paz ha
conclude la primera lectura de las
condolences de paz que lie fucron en-
tradas. Han Observable Y comprendi-
do que en- varios pun.os es%cnciales,
Sc ha abandonado la base dc Ia paz
de derecho, converida entire los be-
licerantes. En- verdad que clos no
Sc hallaban prcparados para encon-
trarsc que la promesa expiicitaiien-
te dada al pueblo aleman Y a toda
lah umanidad, fucra de esta manera,
%convertida en- ilusoria.
"El texto del tratado contiene de-
tolerara V ademas nuestros console
roS V peritos sostienen que muchas
de elias no seria possible cumplirlas.
LA delegation alemana &c paz
cypondra en- detallc estas dec!araclo-
mes Y trasmitira a los ]gobiernos d
liados Y asociadoS sus observacioncs
Y sus objeciones continuamente.
Firmado: Brockdorff- Rantzau."
4: csta nota. ell Consejo de les Cua-
tro di6 aver la s;guiente respuesta:
Los representatives dc las poten-
cias aliadas V asociadaS han recibido
la declaration dc objeciones de los
Observation-Disclosures alemancs a las con-
diciores de paz.
En- rcspuesta. GeScan recordar a
la delegation alemana que ellos ban
formulate los terminus del tratado,
teriendo presente constantemente los
principles prcpucstos para cl arms
ticio V las ncgociacioneS dc paz. No
pueden admitir por tanto. ninguna
discussion dc Sd dcrecho para insistlr
en- los terminus de IA paz. con haf:
sido formulados en- substantial. Lo
unico que clos pueden c~onsiderar son
aquellas insinuaciones practicas que
los plcnipotencia-ios alemanes pue.
dan Someter.
La COMMUNICATION aicmana relatlva
a Ia Liga de las Nacioncs, eS como 81.
que
La delegation alemana &c paz,
tiene cl honor de manifcstar su &C
titud sobre la question de IA Liga de
las Naciones. cl programa alcman ad-
junto. en- cl que. CT opinion de los
dclecados Sc Gentlemen importantes
in~Sinuaciones sobre los problenas &c
Ia Liga dc las Nac!ones. La dee
gacion de paz alenlana. sc reserva
Ia libcrtad de eXprcsar sus oplnlones
en- detalle. sobre e. proyecto formu-
lado por los -obiernos al!ados y aso-
ciados. Al mismo tempo. sc perml-
t. lamar la atencion a Ia discre-
pamela que existe en- ell hccho de cue
ha llamado a Alcmania a firmar ell
status dc la Lisa de las Naciones.
como parte inhcrente dc! tratsdo de
paz formulate V por la otra no sc
Ia menciona entire los Estados quo
han side i~nvitados para unirsc a Ia
I.iga de- las Naciones. La dclega-
cen alcmana dc Paz. Sc pernitc in
duirir, 81 cs asi. bajo QUO c~ircunstan-
cias SC ha intent&do esa invitacion.
".Aceptc. senior, IL expression &c
mi mas alta cstimaciOn.
Standardization
A esta nota. los aliados dicror ia
siruientc ~respuesta:
".Aucuso rccibo de- programa ale
man relative i la Liga de las Nacic.
mes. FL programme sera ~trasladad'
al Comitc respective dc las potencias
aliadas y asociadas. Los plenipotcn.
ciarios aiemanes cncontraran al re-
examinar cl Convcnio dc la Liga DE-
las Naciones que la question dc la
admission dc Estados como micmbros
adicionales. no Sc ha deiado pssar.
sino Que eyplicitamcnte ) cstipu'a
en- cl scgundo parrafo del Articulc
Cao.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-12

VLADIVOSTOCk, Mayo ll.-Sc
ma ~reallzado un atcntaIo contra la
vida del tenicnte general Harvatk.
iefe militar de Harbin. Su asaitante
trat6 lie lanzarle una bomba de d.
namtla pero fue cosido antics dc po-
der realizar Ell hecho