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New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
HE PEOPLE OF THH STATE OF new

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORh. BY THE GRACE or GOD.
fRGs AND iNDLPEAD DENT.--ro Annie
Siedler, Frances Schwsrfz. W.
Charles "; sieaier. Florence N. slsdier
herman W. sisGer. Joseph L Becker
Helen Nulrauser. Katie Becker. Julia
Becker. William T. Zwinge nnie T.
Fischer. Louis G. sscker. Amelia Rail.
ana 10 all persons Interested as creditors
l.gatees, next OF Kin or otherwise sn tho
Matter of the Application of William Z.
GHinge FOR cave 70 resign as tesla
n,rnta-y trustee Under the Last M:ll and
Testament OF Cngist,ane Zwinge de-
resided II No 80 First Avenue Borough
of Manhattan, city Of New York
SEND GREETING
Upon the petition of William p Zwinge
Borough of Manhattan. City Of New York
You and each OF YOU are hereby cited
10 show cause before the eGrrogate-
Court of New York County, held al ta~
Han OF Records, in the County CT New
York. on the 5th day OF January. 1920
at hal past ten o'clock in the forenoon
Of that day, Why The account 81 Niliiar.
+. Zwnge. as parliamentary trustee unde~
the Last VIE ana Testament II Christ:
aDe ZNtlse. decsasel. should uo- be tu-
dicially settled and why decree shout
not thereupou be- entered allowing saf6
trustee 10 resign his trust ana dscharsins
MIN accordingly.
IN TESTIMONY WHERFOr we have
caused the Seal OF the Surrogates' Court
OF the said County OF New York to bs
hereunto affixed
WITNESS. Honorable John P Cohaian.
a Surrogate Of our said County. at the
December. in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and nineteen
(Seal> DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
'CDD Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Highest Apartment
Rental for Fifth
Avenue Suite

What Is said to be the highest
rental ever paid for residential &C.
commodations is to be obtained for
a suite in the apartment house to
pe erected at the north corner of
ruth Avenue and 72d Street, leased
yesterday from the plans. The sew
enteen rooms and seven baths in the
suite leased have been held for rent
at S3o 900 year the Fred F.
FRENCH Comp ny, which is building
the house. Douglas L. Gilman &
Co., who arranged the lease, did
not give the name of the person
who will pay what is regarded tho
worlds highest apartment rental.
This is the first apartment in the
house TO be leased. The building
WI not be completed until August.
1920. 1t is being erected on a site
which the late James Stillman
bought for the purpose of erecting
fine home there $ me day.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
cooperative Apartments
Planned for Park Ay.
Site at 87th St. To Be Improved
With Fine Flats al $1,000
10 $4,000 a Year

A cooperative apartment house
twelve stories high, will be erected on
the northwest corner of Park Avenue
and Eighty seventh Street by j. T. r.
Carpenter, who bought the property re-
Gently. The site is 1o7.Sxl0o feet
There will be two apartments of twelve
rooms and four baths on each floor
Ten of the apartments will be sod at
from $4,000 to $50 900, and ,he others
rented at from 81 600 to $4,000 each
Peace & Gilman have been appointed
managers. They announce that the
bun ding will be ready for occupancy
in the fall Of 1921. Mr.. Carpenter viii
design the house
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
DR.. Cyrus Townsend Brady
To Build Home at FieIdston

Dr.. Cyrus Townsend Brady, the au-
thor, has bought large plot at the
corner Of West 2l6th street and Liv-
mgston Avenue, Fie dston, from the
Delafeld estate.
DR.. Brady has commissioned Aymar
Embury, architect, to design and build
ouse which Mr. Emhury illus rated
in recent issue of Country Life in
America" under the tite of My
Dream House." George Howe was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Franklin Page Gets Estate
AT Crucers-on.HudsOn

Charles F. Noyes Company has sold
for Z lis p Earle 10 Franklin Page the
Peter Dyckman- Cruger estates, consist
ing of 250 acre Of ground with several
bui dlngs.
The property has a frontage Of
three-quarters of mile on the Hud-
son and extends inland to the bany
Post Road. 1t is one OF the larges
sing'e estate holdings c'ose to New
York on the east bank of the Hud-
son that are not obstsructed on the river
front by the tracks of the New York
Central Railroad. Mr. Page secured in
the deal full riparian rights.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
mixes Over Property For.
merly Owned by b. Alt
man andH O. Havemeyer
and Adjoining Realty
|Aetivity in Old Sections
rxelve.Story Building in
23d St. Sold; Reported
Sales of Pyle Estate

Il csorse f. Read & Co. have sold for
he Roxton Realty Company to Fred
i -;.t Brown $50 Fifth Avenue, at the
4 kor,hea-t corner OF Thirty sixth Street,
t.-nerlv owned by Benjamin Altman
Ind Henry o. Havemeyer, and for many
..srs the home of Pierre Lorillard and
..sr occrnied By the Astor Trust Com
Lsnv now the Bankers Trust Com
S,snv> now the Bankers Trust Com
he American Red Cross, New York
Chapter The property has a
frontage of $50 feet on Fifth Avenue
nrn;nc back 147 feet on Thirty sixth
|ctres,. with IL" around Gunther's Sons
[ to1e at Sel Fifth Avenue. and abutting
he Tiffany property at the southeast
3-ornsr OF Fifth Avenue and Thirty.
s.venth Street.
In connection with this realty the
eeaa company has also sold for Frank
Polk, Assistant Secretary of State,
rcv abroad. to Mr.. Brown, the adjoin-
ag property at 7 East Thirty-sixth
Street, on lot 22xaS.o. Since 1888 this
roperty was the home of the Polk
1hmily, and a few years ago Mr.. Polk
rrmitted the American Red Gro s, New
FORK County Chapter. to occupy il in
Iunnection with their work.
This combined plot contains 10000
square feet.
2sd Street Building for Operator
Max \. Natsnson has purchased
:ror the B. G. b Realty Company so
East Twenty-third Street, a twelve
story mercantile building. on lot 25x
less with light or three sides. Pos.
/ res ION Of everything brt the store floor
can be had after February. 1920. The
property was sold for cash. +ohn H.
berry was the broker
Reported Sale of Pyle Estate
TIE late James Pyles realty hold
i 3iags are beirg sold, according to re-
/ port They include the seven story loft
.uiIding at 415 to 423 Wa hington
/ Street. at the southeast corner Of
1vestry Street; the adjoining ten and
lfve story buildings at Alb Greenwich
3ltreet al 10 to rs Laight Street, at
HE northeast corner of these II orough
ihres; five story building at 42S
Greenwich Street ard a crop of
twenty-five buildings at 90 to Jog Watts
l:treet 2l6 to 230 Hudson Street and
us 579 and 5S5 to $50 Broome Street
mother hsldirc hes a ni0e-foot front
&c between eS and 80 Watts Street
,terd.ng nto the block 70 feet and
hen spreading out at the rear Of lots
Is distance Of 246S feet.
Madison Avenue Deal Pending
Albert B. Ashforth annourced yes
|terday that the purchase of the prop
erty It 52S and 525 Madison Avenue by
Schmitt Bros, antique furniture deal
krs, had not been consummated, as the
contracss had not been signed Mr..
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

per cent; atty, Kath A Dorgan. 100 3
Wa sHrNcroN Av. iosi. .. ssxioo;
sophia Roger to Geo w Heiiand. 1oT
= 13th 81; pr mtg $500. Nov IA:
!rstals per cent: atty. Geo W HelIans,
1,5D 9Df ~, ~ '1th st ....:... ;u.45o
SIZE hoxfoe: rntg each ~ oeo:
JOS "einstein 10 VIM Hennines. 10s No
So'umous av. Mt vernon Dec 3:
yrs; IA per cent: atty. 9 p Winthrop.
III Bway xe $50
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Deal Closed for Apartment
At Crugers.on-Nuds

William S. Sussman reports the clos
ing of contracts for the ten story
.partment nd banking structure at the
southeast corner of Fifth Avenue and
Sixtieth street, on plot 50xl25. The
property has been bought by Gilbert &
Kramer, who recently purcha ed
through the same broker the Hotel
Gerard, en- West Forty-fourth street,
and the southwest corner of Broadway
and Forty-eighth street. The Fifth
avenue property was sold by the Equi-
table Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Buving Homes in Wesichestez

Fish & Marvin have sold for Hugh
Herndon his brick and stucco residence
on Hghbrook Avenue at Pelham
Heights to Charles Bo te, and for Miss
Mary De G. Trenholm her residence on
Loretto Avenue at Larchmont Manor
\ Il J Kerned.. Of Port Chester The
same brokers have sold pot on Lyn-
wood Foad at Scarsdae to harles
Alderman. an architect, of this city.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Leased Building to Cleaners

The f. Tanenbaum Corporation was
the broker in the recent lease of the
hui ding .t' ITO West Thirty fourth
Street to the Vacuum Cleaner Specia ty
Company for twenty-one years at an
aggregate rental of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

1g9TH st. 31n W: VIM J vsssar. ag. Annie
Ahbe ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage) atty. 81 J Nulqueen.
SUFFOLK ct. 72; Mary q Richardson ct
al. trustees. agt Amy Holder ct al 1fore-
closure Of nortgage); atty. e Pres
sZD ST. 527 w Elizabeth A Austen ei al.
agt Lena Gehsinger ct al famended
foreclosure of morsgage); attys Mas-sn
A. Nichols
Bronx
MOTT Az. 9. 9s.1 . 149th 81 fsxss.
HAnry + Schwarz agt Robert Edwardg sr
as exr, ct al fforeclosa-s of raortgaxes
attvs POUNDS. Hatch, Dillingham; &
pepevoi0~.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
lNFuK>lsHEp APARTMENTS TO LET

looTH ST. sls W--MOST BEArTIFr,.
APARTMENTS NEAR RIVERSIDE DRIVE
cite and bachelor apartments; both very
large and small suites: rental SIS, $3.50 10
Si0o per month .sase. ready for occupa nc Y
about January LIST.
oo1H 81 ~ E.-Siud!o dwelling apart.
nlent modern con.eniences. Phone Plaza
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
LEGAL NOTICES

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. BY THE GRACE OF COP,
Edwin e weli Bella Rodhsts9tsT plar,
ence Hochstadtsr bernhard, Ann Eliza
beth Bernhard. Corinne .Iochstsute-
Forsch. Albert S Aronzten. Edgar @
Aronstein. Julia Wilistaedrcr, Bells Hoch-
stadter. as executrix Of the Last Wi and
ceased, Simon r. Wei. as ,x,cutor % the
Last WIN ard Testament OF Matilda Wen de
erty Custodian. Albert s. Aronsteln ss
executor of The Last VIII and Testament
ct Fanny Aronstein, deceased, Edgar Q
and Testament OF Fanny Arons,ein. DE-
ceased Simon r. We'll. as executor. Of tbs
Wei. deceased simon r. Wen. as sur.
Testamsns Of August wei. deceased,
Mt SINAI Hospital. Hebrew Orphan
csId1n, syIlgm OF .,d the soo,. CITY Of New York
& Hospita, Tor Chronic 'pi,.sa" DISEASES Hams Homs
for Aged and Infirn1 Hebrews OF Ne-
York. Salem Fields Cemetery. the ur-
grantees of Louis J. Wei. deceased II ay
there be- and the unknown executors. ad-
n:inistrators. assIgneee Iegates 3 anu de
.isees ff any) OF any OF the persons here
IN described unknown. who may te
Gao, Gao, who and whose existence: names.
esss eresses of rss'arneS ,Stner and .ofiee ae
diltgent inquiry De ascertained.
SEND GREETING:
WHEREAS Simon n We'll ressrln. at
III West list Street. Borough OF Marhat-
tan City, County ana State Of New York
and The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany, domestic corporation having ite
principal pace % business 1t No. % WI
ram Street. in tha borough OF Maahattar
City, County and are of New York have
presented an account OF their proceedings
as trustees under the Last WI and Tsste.
ment Yos Max Wen. late ot the County %
New York, deceased. Of the trust therein
created for the benefit of Edwin c wei,
and have also presented and licd a peti-
tioa praying that their said account be
judicialiy settled and allowed
NOW. THEREFORE. you and each ot
you are her. by cited 10 show cause be
fore our Surrogate Of the County Of New
York at the Surrosates Court Of said
county OF New York 70 be held at the
Hal OF Records. in tha County of New
York on the End day Of January 1920 a
$50 o'clock in the forenoon o thar day
why said account should not he judlciaily
6. TILED and allowed.
IN TESTIIONY WHEREOF sva tsv.
caused the seal Of the Sarrugztes' t,ou~.
Of the ssi9 County O. New lorl to b5
hereunto affixed.
Il. 81 WITNESS. Honorable Robert Lrd
iow Fowler, A Surrogate Of our sal6
County Of New York at said County
the z9th day of Novern Der, IN the ves,-
of our Lord one thousand nine hundre~
ana nineteen.
DANIEL, j. rcWDNFY
Clerk of the Surrogafes' Court
GELLER. FCIsToN < KORAN
Attorneys for Petitioners
- E&change Place. Sew Tora ~
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTEO--Young man and wife smal,
apartment, one or two rooms; privilege
lght mouse Keeping bout 45 minutes from
Office
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

SUI RENE COLRr OF THE STATE Or
~ sw YORK, COUNTY OF NEW YoRk1
hfANlCH q BACH. Plaintiff " N4TLARp
K BARNET and NEW YORK CENTRAI :
HUDSON RiN Err RAILROAD COMPANY
Defenda nts. 81 MMONs
10 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
YOU ARE HEREBY SCNtMoNEp 10 ar
swer the complaint In this action srd -
serve copy OF your answer on the rIa.o-
IN Attorney within twenty days after ths
service OF his summons, exeusly' ~ the
aay OF service. and in case Of your faf;ur.
10 appear OF answer. Judgment viii he tnE-n
a'hst you b., default for the relief 6.
niandtd IL the complaint
Lated New York. October 27fh. 1912
cl.AtENCE MCMILLAN. Atto-nsv for
flaintiM Office and 7. .. Address No
:S3 Broadway Borough Of Mantgtt,r
City OF New York '"'-'
TO THE ABOVE NAMED pEFENDaNT
WILLARD r. RARNET:
lhe foregoing summons is served auon y,,-,
~ pu iceti N, pNtsgsEf to ar order o. Ho-,
JOSEPH + NEW WBJ KGER. "A Justice .,f th.
suprs me- Court Of The state OF NeN. York
dated The Ord day az December. 1919. ana
med with the complaint In ihe af'ice ~ tn
Cierk Of 'he County OF New York ar the
County Court House. in the Borough OF Man
hhttsn, City, County and State CT New YORK
CLARENCE McM LLAN. Attorney fer
Plaintiff Office and y Q Address No
.SS Bso.dway Borough Of Manhattan
New IoIk city.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhatfa

WILLIAM ST. a57 and 25s. staiey Eiec-
tric elevator and Machine Co agt Jeanie
Stuart ct al July Il. 1919 s2s5. so
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

2sTH ST. 1913 and l26 w; Unity Con-
tracing Co agt Israel. Oscar and Louis
Cohen, owners and contractors. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Assignments Of Mortgages
Manhattan

NASSAU ST. III, mtge on lease. chattels,
etc Weisan ?, Bakery & Restaurant Inc,
I'd sT l9o-is2 r: Harry B scnwab. exr.
To- cent,a' Say Bank l57 4th avi sttys;
s6TH ST. 6l7 T.; Helen McTarver ana ano
to Wes. Side SAY Bank, ITO 9Th av; attys.
harrison. K {; b, s. Wall st ....sl - 0oO
Corpn to Wm II seigle. Orienta Point.
Ma "aroneck Z, atty. r E Weldon.
RIvERsiDiE DRIVE, s5o St Nicholas az. AZ
1898; Heathcote Holding Co to Abel King
and aao, Abel KING and apo to Fanny
korn. al West End av; atty, Fredis
t7IH ST. iss-I27 W. a t: Gerald j Nc
Carthy to Edwin Volt 1917 10th St
Phila. Pa. attys Hays, II < W, lis
18TH ST. s. 2o5 e Amsterdam av; WIN
NJ sperry TO Merton Stein, 26l W seth
pIHSs&&T s'S Av 80. National Surety co co
10 Annie podd. $40 ocean av j rsey
city; atty, Ludlow chrystie, 10 Cedar
HENRy Sir. s5s; Louis Goidstein TO Rose
Goldstein. 769 Beck ST. Bronx; atty
Edw HerDst, 90 Nassau st...........sl
SETH ST. %2s 93o E saml Wuets to Elsie
lowell. Wall st; int Of ..... :sl1. 500
iz5TH sT 7l-76 W; Tide Guar & Trust
tain Lakes, n j, atty. q & T Co.
LIS bSay .........,. ..,.......,...s3,5o 800
LOT sos, map Sec B vyse Est Stanley W
Gilbert to Eiiz u Darlington, ios West
sGth st; attya, Carrington & z, 200
SEDGWtCK Av, W s, ~; ) " Kinesbridge
I'd. 33.5xl2S1X irrsg; Anna l. II Wen
man and ano TO PEI m-lia a Eustis, 1888
sedgwick az; atty. Eustia. 200 Sway
slo.0 0
BRACKEN Av. E, 175 . Jefferson av. 5ox
1900 Land 60 A" of Edenwa!d to John
:. Eden. Great Neck, |. / atty. l. Faber
MARMioN Av, 1884 Thos w Grunley 10
Frances 7 .Andruss, 1901 Anthony ay
atty. Title Guar & r Co, 17s Bway. 800
DYRE AN, v :, SIS II Connor st. lots
each isx10o Benz Halsey to Hyre Az
Realty 20 atty, Title Guar K T Co, llG
isway tassisn mtgesl .......,.....,... 81
AVENUE ST JOHN, al5. Title Guar q T
60 to \ Investors Corpn. atty. Title
Guar & T CO, l76 Bway ..... ....... sS 900
GOUVERN Ell r PI. y; Caroline lsen
to Title Guar & T Co. l76 Bwayi atty,
SANE PROPERTY. same - Mary
Hayes. rs Bay Ridge pl, Bklyn; atty.
10th ST. sos f Young Hoiing Corpn
to Realty Co OF p & Q Shops Inc. attys,
price Bros 27l Bway ...............Si
DAVIDSON AV, 1884: Evelyn Place Corp
10 Edwin Dusenbury, Lake Mahopac,
n Y, atty, e c pusenoury. 2 Rector
sIMPsoN s'r, c home 7fxffiiol''ii05x
irres; Bardale Realty Co TO Bernard
London, 5s5 W Isl ST; ATTY, Il A
Landauer, 80 !2d st................Sl 81
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12
Madison Avenue Deal Pending

Albert B. Ashforth announced yes
Iterday that the purchase of the prop
jerty At 523 and 525 Madison Avenue by
|Schmtt Bros, antique furniture deal
|trs, had not been consummated, as the
contraces had not been signed Mr..
New-York tribune., 1919-12-12

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. BY THE GRACE OF GOD
FREE AND INDEPENDENI It q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-23

HOY Sc RESOLVERA 81 HAY PAZ o GUERRA-EL TRATADO DE PAZ-NUEVO TRIUN-
70 AEREO-PREDICCIONC UMPLIDA.

senadores republicanos.
Lo que digan los tratados, nuevo Y
viejo respecto de limites t~erritoriaies
asignados a Alemania en- Europa, no
puede saberse. pero 81 algo que Sc d.
cerca mucho a la verdad, 81 acaso no
es toda ella. Sc sabe va de 10 que
Ell tratado resuelve acerca de Ia po-
session alenana aSiatica de Shang-
tumg.
Desde luego no Sc hs cedido al ia
pom toda ia provincial de Shantung,
nj la bahia de K~iauchau, nj los lu-
cares sagrados de Shantung, en- los
que esta incluida la morada Y "a tum-
ba de Confucio.
Es p~ertinente recordar como sc a.
podero .Aienlania de la bahia de hiau
chau.
En- 1896 I'm geografo aleman infor-
no a su gobierno que podria cons
truirse un puerto de gran profundl-
dad en- ell angulo nordeste de la bahia
de kiauchau, Y el gobierno aleman
comenzo Embellishments a recabar
del gobierno chino el arrendamiento
de la bahia, por un periodic limitado.
Sus proposiciones fueron r~echazadas.
Pero al ano siguiente Ell a~sesinato
de dos misioneros alemanes, Ell un lu-
gar de la provincial de Shantung, sir
VIC de perlas a Alemania para lograr
sus p~ropositos. Con tai motive Sc ext
| gieron disculpas e indemnizaciones,
~ una escuadra alemana penetro en-
| aquellas aguas enarbolando la bande-
ia imperial. En- Mario del siguien-
te ano Sc firmo en- Pekin la conven-
jcion de klauchau por la que Sc rem
taba a Alemania, por 81 termino de
noventa Y nueve amos, Glen Ii de
terra, a partir del punto rocalloso a
Ia entrada de la bahia de K~iauchau,
y Sc lie hacian concesiones f~errocarri-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-23

leras V mineras para explotar las MI
mas de carbon comprendidas dentro
de la IONA situada hasta trelnta Il
de Ia costa de Tsinan-fu, capital de
Shantung. -.
Debe tenerse IN cuenta que los chi
nos no habian ocupado esas costas
desde que Ell pirata japones koXiga
las habia asolado hace varios siglos.
Para cvitar que ell pirata ccnletlera
nuevas depradaciones, en- vez de for
tificar las costas y ocupar!as mIlitar-
mente, el e~mperador de China ordeno
que fuera abandonada toda toda esa
region.
La ciudad de kiauchau, que sc ha
LA a .uarenta Y cinco millas de Using
tau esta lejos de Ia bahia, y no es-
ia comprendida en- cl territorio cedl-
DO d Alemania.
Hace apenas echo dias, en- Ia Re
vista de la semana antepasada, dec!a-
mos oue IL situacion del Gabinete
Orlando, de Italia, era muy p~recarla,
Dor haberse derrotado el miSmo al re
gresar a la Conferencia de Paz sin
haber obtenido ninguna concession en-
las pretensiones italianas respecto de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-23
ASUNTOS DEL Ola :

La ciudaG de Mexico es al pre-
sente I'm admirable campo de estudio
para un psicologo, para un move
lista, o, mejor, para un novelista psi
cologo-
Vive en- plena crisis pasional. e.
amor, el odio, Ell interes, la ambicion,
tienen en- aquel extrano medic social
en- ell que los viejos elementos con
titutivos de la colectividad metropo-
l~itana, no han podido sumarse y meg
clarse a los nuevos que llevara la
revolution de Carranza, las exterio-
rizaciones dc violencia. de crueldad,
de impulsivismo agudo e irrefrena-
bic. que debieron haber tcnido en- la
Roma de los Borsias o en- la Floren-
cha de los Medicis.
Con la sola diferencia de que ALA
la passion Sc vestia de seda, y aqui
Va de kaki 0 de pantalon blanco, de
que ALA los p~asionales eran g~randee
senores, grandes artistas. grandes
t~iranos y yrandes criminales, y aqui
son burdos, de pasiones bastas y meI-
q~uinas, pequenos criminales a los que
de SECURE no tomaria en- cuenta ell
bueno de Tomas de Quincy.
La difereneia que hay entire Cesar
Borsia y Juan Merge, entire Spara-
fuccile v eI Chato Bernabe, es la que
va de Lorenzo el Magnifico a Pablo
Gonzalez v de Maquiavelo a Luis Ca
brera.
Este de aqui es ell delito en- rusti-
ca, es la passion al alcance de todos;
Y cl de ALA era ell crimen en- tela de
seda, la passion perfumada y tocada
de joyas, la maldad con cuellos dc
encaje y chapines de raja de Fioren-
cia.
Es e~lScasc que en- Mexico Sc mata
a la vuelta de una esquina, O "a
misma facilidad con que haee diez
Snos-eorto tempo para cambio tan
srande,-se daban las buenas noches
o Sc preguntaba la bora.
Hoy Sc lie acerea a %alguien un IN
dividuo que psreee "a a Pedirle un
fosforo. y que entierra I'm punal en-
Ell vientre. vacia los bolsillos de "a
victima. y Sc retira a Paso lento pa
ra que el gendarme, que oyo ell gri-
to del aonizante, no "sospeche ma
de."
Las personals decentes y adinera-
das que viven en- Ia Co!cnia Roma
estan tan expuestas a ser vietimaS
de los ladrones y de los asesinos. CO.
mo las personas dudosas y pauperri-
mas, que Sc amontonan en- la Colo
MIA de la Bolsa.
Ell robo Sc hace en- todas las for
mas posibles. ST qucYenos ser Justos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-23

How debe saber el mundo 81 hay
paz o 81 Sc enuevan las hostilldades
en- Europa. Hoy decidiran los ale
names 81 firman ell tratado que les
imponen los aliados, en- el cual case
habra paz. o 10 rechazan. renovan-
dose en- este case, acknowledgements
las h~ostilidades.
iSe firmara el tratado? 81 sc fir
mo Is cast SECURE Ell derrocamiento
del Gobierno de Ebert Y el probable
entronizamiento dc la anarquia.
No firmaran los alemanes? En-
tonces vendra ell hamnre en- Alema-
MIA a consecuencia del severisimo bio
oueo que lie impondran los aliados. Y
con el hambre Ia anarquia Y el boil
sheviAsmo.
Parece, pueS, hallarSe Alemania en-
IN callejon sin Salida, encerra6a en-
un dilema de fuego.
Suponiendo que Alemania aceote ei
tratado, Y Sc haga Ia paz, 81 sobFe-
viene el laos Y la anarquia en- Ell I'M
perio aleman, Y Sc disgrega Y atoml-
Ia, 5podra cumplire dicho tratado:
Que hay sintomas de esa disolucion
es evidente, como 10 demuestra Ia re
, publica rhiniana, Ia e n de los
terratenientes de las PrusiaS oriental
= occidental de separarSe lie .Alena-
mia Y formar IN Estado independent
Re, 81 Alemania consiente en- ceder
Danzig a Poionia.
Y 81 sobreviene ell cataclismo Y la
disolucion iquien pagara las moem-
n~izaciones reclamadas? Y 81 impe-
"a V Sc entron5za ALI Ell ~bolshevikis-
mo, 1contemplaran impasibles los pal
ses limitrofes el incendio bolSheviki
en- ell centric de Europa, sin temer
cue Ell fuego invada Ia propia casa.
De todas maneras, el problema que
hace cinco amos tiene suspense y agi
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Fiume, Y va ell cable comunica la
renuncia del Signor Orlando. a quier
e. Parlamento ltaliano nego su vote
de confianza. que ell mlsmo Primer
Ministro pidic por la manera como
habia c~onducido las reclamaclones i
talianas en- Ia Conferencia de Paz. Fl
resultado de tai peticion fue n de-
rrota aplastante.
Ella es, a nuestro entender, ell pre-
ludio de la derrota que va a sufrlr
Italia en- sus pretensiones sobre el A
driatico, Y especialmente sobre Flu
me.
Italia entro en- la guerra solamen-
te boz ambiciones territoriales, y es-
tuvo meditando de que lado Sc incll-
maria para obtener las mayores ven
taias a Ia nora del triunfo. Sus es-
+adistas tuvieron la vision exacta de
ouienes habian de ser los ~vencedores
V Sc aseguraron ell precio de la partl-
cipacion italiana por medic del pacto
de Londres. Pero la P~rovidencia des-
harat6 una vez mas los deslgnios de
IA sabiduria humana, e Italia que to-
mo parte en- la ~consecucion de Ia vlc=
toria. vera defraudadas sus esperan-
CPasa a la Ia. Col. Aa.)