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New Britain herald., 1919-07-02

to $500 that Dempsey mould win in the first round.
 The Waldorf hotel is hot bed of Dempsey's onthusiastsS and many wagcrs were made thehc yesterday. Among these were $1O0 60 $1,00O that Willard will not last tAreo rounds. There were dozens of b3ts of $50 to $10O that Dempsey would win. Sev- eral wagers of $46 to $5i0 on tho challenger were also made. One sport wagercd $10O to $500 tlrat the chal- lenger would win by a Knockout Of fcrs of s100 to $500 wete offered by another betting commissioner that Willard would not lastk six rounds. Most of these bets wera taken up.
 Other freak bets whith were made known were $10O to $2p0 that Demp- sey would get the dgcision in the eighth. A bet of $7p to $1o0 was also made that the.aeontest would go eleven rounds. Al wager which was recorded on the biz blackboard at the Boody house lassc' evening of S10O to $500 on Willafrd was an indication that the backe(rs of the champion arc coming 10 thd front
 Therc is grbat activity among the parimutuel 2 betting commissioners. This betting lis on rounds alone and not on the lighters. There seems to be a lot off betting that the fight is going to end in the tenth round. The sixth roundf is anothef session which seems to b6 popular among the bet tors.
 Plan t&p Escape the Curious. Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey, champion and challenger, passed to- day from II he public gaze, to be seen (ConTinued on Ninth Page)
New Britain herald., 1919-07-02
By Briggs

are three other bouts on the card Mickey Travers of New Haven, who has been going so we'll of late, will tackle Mack Murphy of Chicopee, Mass, in an eight rounder, while Johnny Moroney of Waterbury and Joe Turner of Bridgeport will box six rounds. Kid Rocco of Waterbury and Young Butch of Meriden will put on the fourth bout.
 Dave" Fitzgerald of New Haven is slated to referee, Hugh Rorty of Hart ford will do the announcing and Denss his NcMahon of Meriden will hold the watch.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-02
BRANDT AND WALTZ
Hartford Battler Stacks Up Against a
 Hard Proposition in Mer;den To

A boxing show which has attracted considerable interest throughout the state will bring together Sammy Waltz of Hartford and Dutch" Brandt of Brooklyn before the Lenox A. C. of Mcridcn on Thursday evening, July 3. They will box 12 round go and from the reports received from their respective headquarters the 1 2 rounds which they arc to box should be full of eXCiteme ent The show will park and special lighting and seating arrangem entS have been made for the affair. In the event of rain the show will be held tho following Monday night.
 Both battlers are said to be working hard to fit themselves for this bout, as q win means considerable to each of them. Brandt has met all of the top notChcrs in his class, including Frankie Burns, Champion Pete Her man. CX-Champion Kid Williams, Frankie Brown. Al Shubert, Pal Moore, Joe Lynch and Battling I1ahn. and none of these boys have scored victories over him. Waltz has been going unusually well himself, having held the championship of his unit while in the army, and his followers in Hartford expect him to win over Brandt.
 Besides the 12 round star bout there
New Britain herald., 1919-07-02
Standing of tho Ilubs.

Games Toflay. New York in Wash hIngton. Boston in Philadelphia. Chicago in Cleveland. Detroit in St. Louis. !
New Britain herald., 1919-07-02
Standing of tho Clubs.

Games Today Hartford at Pittsfield. Springfield at Bridgeport. Worcester at Waterbury. New Haven at Providence.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-02
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Jersey City in Newark. Binghamton in Buffalo. Baltimore in leading. Rochester in Toronto.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-02
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Results YcsterdaY.

New York 6, Brooklyn l. Boston 9. Philadelphia i Chicago 3, Cincinnati C2 innings) Pittsburgh II sSt. Louis 1.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-02
STERN LEAGUE.

no game played.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-02

tAERE CoNES SoME
 FOLKS TAAT NotlDN LOOK GOOD SiTTihG AT OuR TABLES, { SHALL ASSUME M4 MOS T FOR BIDDING Ex PR SON.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-02
Standing olr the Clubs.
Games TodAy.

Brooklyn in New York. Philadelphia in BostoFi. Cincinnati in Chicago.s
 St. Louis in Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-02
INTERN ATTONAI LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Newark ', Jersey City 6. Baltimore 6, Reading ,. Buffalo 10, Bingham mton 6. Toronto 8, Rochester (first game) Rochester 6, Toronto (Second gamc.)
New Britain herald., 1919-07-02
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

ReSllItS XesterdaI. Hartford 8, Bridgeport 7. Providence 3, New Haven l Pittcfield 6, Worcester 2. Waterbury 6, Springfield ,.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results YcStcr1ay.

Results ICstcr'Tay. New York l, Washington 0. Cleveland IA, Chicagol9 Philadelphia [, Bostoh 4. St. Louis ,, Detroit A
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21
F. PIZZINI

1909 ". Commerce St. San Antonio. Tex.
TmpcrtaGor de A-ticuloS Eexicanos.
PRECIOS AL POP MAYOR
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21
(Continua)

Sc han c~oncedido. por differences
causas. $50 licencias absolutas y 349
ilimitadas.
Las Fuerzas de Seguridad de los
F~errocarrileS Nacionales, han queda-
do agregadas a esta Secretaria, a fin
de cue queden a cargo directo del
director general de las ~expresadas Il
meas ' uueda este u~tiliZarlas en- for
ma mas pryvechosa.
E. Deposito de Jefes ' Oficiales en-
disuonIbilidad quedo disuelto en- viz
tud de haberse tornado los eXceden-
tes de .Caballeria e Infanteria y ha-
Der ouedado estes z disposition de
sus r~espectivos Departamentos, para
cue utiIicen sus servicios en- "a for
ma mas convenience.
En- eI Departamento de Infanteria
Sc ha venido trabaiando para cue
aueden organizados los batalloneS
Que figuran en- el Presupuesto, ha-
biendo c~oncedido ascens0s a 50 jefes
= ~oficiales de esta anna, que han te-
niGo hechos meritos en- campana.
, e. Dep6sito de Jefes Y OficIales
ex-Convencionistas, dependents e
este Departamento. consta en- IA &C
tuanlidad. segln Ia Ultima lista de
revista que paso. de Il generates,
166 jefes, 11S oficiales ' + i~ndividuos
de tropa, habiendoseles ~concedido a
81 individuos 81 licencIa absolute
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

FL Departamento de Caballeria
cuenta en- Ia actualidad con lie re-
gimientos, en- su mayoria va organi-
zados Y que vienen prestando efica-
ces services en- Ia campana del Nor,
tie del pals, dorde las inmensas la
nuras reguieren una efectividad COM
plota en- Ia persecution de las parti-
das villistas.
Las labores del Departamento de
ArtiIleria han continuaGo con toda
actividad 10 relative al m~ejoramiento
de esta arna, va sea prestando nue.
vos p~royectos para reformas que han
sido implantadas o en- iniciativas que
Sc presertaron a fin de practicar las
averiguaciones que fueren necesarias
para esclarecer cl monte total de las
cantidades que adeuGan a Ia Nacion
algunas casas europeas, con quienes
el l!amado Gobierno de Huerta celc-
bro c~ontratos para IA adquisicion de
material de guerra, del cual fue pa
gada Ia mayor parte sin que eXistan
constancias de que Sc hayan rec'bi-
do todos los pertrechos de referen-
cia.
Ell Executive de Ia Union, que Sc
ha venido preocupando siempre por
el bienestar general, orden6 Sc or
ganizaran violentamente, con ell per-
sonal ~necesario, numerosaS Secciones
Sanitarias, al mando cada una de
estas de IN medico cirujano, cor el
obieto de que marcharan a combatir
IA grippe cue asolaba a gran mime
70 de miembros del Ejercito.
En- e. Hospital Militar de Instruc-
ci6n de esta plaza, fueron debidamen-
te atendidos 2,485 jefes Y o~ficiales.
Sc suprimieron los Servicios SAM
tarios del Noroeste, Sur Y Occidenta,
refundiendose en- los hospitales mill
tares de Hermosillo, Acapulco V Qua
dalajara. respectivamente, con 10 cual
Sc cons;guio economic Y e~ficiencia
administrative; tambien Sc fusiona-
ron los hospitaIes militares de Culia-
can Y Mazatlan Y Sc suprimio la Sa-
Ia Militar de Zacatecas, trasladando
los enfermos de esta a Aguascalien-
ties; el hospital de Saltillo Sc clausu-
ro. pasando los enfermos a Monte
rrcy, ' qued6 suprimida Ia S~ub-pro-
yeeduria de Mazatlan, Sin, trasla-
dando sus elementos ~sanitarios q es-
ia capital.
En- iunta de medicos. Sc acord6 Ia
clausura de los hospitaIes de Tehua-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21
SECRETARIA DE INDUSTRIAL,
COMERCIO Y TR.ABAJO

FL mejoramiento de las condolences
generates de Ia R~epublica Sc ha re-
flejado de manera sensible en- los
ramos de industrial Y Concrete.
La exportaci6n de las industries
~extractas, ha sido factor principal
del desa-rolIo industrial del pals.
Sc han p~resentado 346S h~ectareas,
habiendose resuelto acknowledgements
con Ia expedition de los titulos res
r~ectivos, TAG solicitudcs. Sc eXpidie-
ron ademas Ga permisos para eX-
ploracion Y 90 para exploitation pre-
via. dc fundos denunciados Y aun no
titulados, Y Sc promovi5 Ia caduci-
dad de 685 titulos. Hay en- explota-
ci6n 1916 fundos, 10 que acusa un
aumento de tres por ciento con rela-
ci6n a los que trabajaron el ano pa
sado; pero el aumento de los produc-
tos de m~inerales Y metales, ha aican-
zado IN veinte por ciento mas, ocu-
pando Ia plata Y el cobre los prime
ros lugares. Ell aHo pasado, el va
Tor de la production minera fue de
305 millones de pesos aproXimada-
mente.
Por falta de cumplimiento a esti-
pulaciones expresses. sc ha declarado
Ia caducidad de cinco contracts para
! ell establecimiento dc plantas meta,
lurgicas, ingresando por ella al Era,
rio Publico, los depositos que garan-
tizaban ell cumplimiento de dichos
contratos, por la cantidad de $4,000
en- bonos de Ia deuda pIblica.
Oportunamente Sc enviara a la con-
sideraci6n del Fl. Congreso. ell pro,
veto de Ley Minera, pues Ia vi
rente no Sc aduda con varias refor-
mas introducidas por puestra Cons
tituci6n Y Ia practica de mUchas pre-
venciones, ha venido a comprobar que
es, deficiente Y altamente periodical
para los intereses de la industrial mi
nera.
Sc ha estado insinuando que ell Eje-
cutfvo de la Union, lejos de fomen-
t.r ell desarrollo de Ia industrial pc
itrolera ha tratado re e~storbarlo. Los
datos establishes que en- seguida Sc
a~notaran, prueban que: Ia industrial
referida prospera francamente; la
production aumenta; Ia installation de
eleoductos Y refinerias. tanques de
almacenamiento, etc. Sc han llevado
a pesar de las restricciones que i'm
puso la existencia del estado de que
IRA en- Europa Y Estados Unidos Y
Ia a~fluencia de capitales Y elementos
de trabajos no han cesado de ilegar
a las regiones petroliferas, dando con
clio ell mejor mentis a las afirmacio-
mes malIvolas de ciertos indi- iduos
interesados en- ~conservar privilegios
" monopolios, perjudiciales a Ia Ma
cion V a Ia mayoria de u haitian
ties, Y cuya p~ersistencia, 81 e~s.aciona-
ria en- IN future no Leland Ia pros
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

En- Ell mes de agosto esta Secreta,
ria celebr6 IN contrato con ell re-
presentaate de la Compania de Vapo-
res del Sureste, para la reparacion
de sus barcos en- el Arsenal Nacio-
nal, haciendole IN descuento del so
por ciento en- las estadias de sus
naves en- ell Dique Flotante, obligan-
dose, en- cambio, la Compania a trans
portar mensualmente, libre de flete,
hasta diez toneladas de carga para el
Gobierno.
Los a~spirantes alumnos Y los alum
nos de Ia Academia Naval Militar,
venian hacienda sus estudios teori-
co-practicos a bordo del canero mi
colas Bravo; pero en- vista de su
numero V de haberse acondicionado
debidamente ell edificio donde debia
quedar instalada Ia Academia, 81 IS
de febrero de este ano Sc Inaugural
solemnemente en- Ell puerto de Vera
cruz la citada Academia Naval Nj
litar. con una dotacion de so alum
nos Y con IN cabal personal docente.
Siendo de verdadera necesidad for
mular ell proyecto de Ley Organica
de Ia Armada, Sc nombro una conf
sion que Sc encargue de revisar Y
proponer las reformas que estime
convenientes, a fin de que sea pre-
sentada a la Camara de D%iputados
para su a~probacion. Tambien Sc ha
tornado Ell Escalafon General de los
miembros de Ia Armada Nacional, fl
gurando en- e. solo los &C. generates,
jefes Y oficiales que prestan sus SER
vicios en- Ia expresada Y cue tienen,
ademas. reconocido ell grade que os-
tentan.
La parte administrative del Ejer-
cito Y Ia cuenta de las Paradas &C.
n~erales en- el Ramo de Guerra, han
sido objeto de especial cuidado por
parte del Departanento de Cuenta
Y Administration, quien en- vista de
las economics que el Gobierno ha te-
niGo que llevar a cabo, tuvo que re-
ducir su personal de empleados, no
obstante 10 cual, Sc procure que los
asuntos no sufrieran NADIA en- su ira
mite V segln los antecedentes que
obran en- los l;bros Sc despacharon
con toda actividad todos los libra
mientos que correspondent a presu-
puestos de corporaciones militares,
haberes. mercancias, v~estuario y
eQuipo. f~orajes, pertrechos de que
ira. compra de caballos Y acemilas,
gastos de curaciones, fletes y pasa-
jes. gastos extraordinarios, autos, u
tiles Y composturas, servicio de luz
V calefaccion, comiSiones, pensionis-
tas e ~invalidos, inhumaciones Y eXhu-
maciones, gastos dc viaje, gastos de
reclutamiento, relaciones Y lineas te-
legraficas Y telefonicas.
Por .concepto de vapores, es salts
factorio informar que todas las cuen-
tas presentadas para su cobro han 81
do liquidadas Embellishments, pues
Sc ha tenido especial cuidado err dar
preferente atenci6n a 81 tramitaci6n,
con objeto de no lastimar los peque-
nos ~intereses.
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peridad de la industrial petrolera Y
sus afines.
El ano pasadc Ia production de pc
troleo fue de 1O.147, 5SS metros GU
bicos 0 sean 63.S2S,S36 barriles, Y
juzgando por 10 que va transcurrie--
do del presente ano de 1919. la pro-
ducci6n podra alcanzar la cifra de
~15.S75,000 metros cubicos u $4,000,
coo de barriles; 10 que repre5entan
I'm aumeilto del veinte por ciento con
respecto al ano pasado, superior a la
production en- amos anteriores.
Con la termination de Ia guerra
mundial, es de esperarse un incre-
mento notable en- Ia exportaci6n del
aceite mineral va que podra dispo-
nerse de mayor numero de medios
dc transporte, pues hay que advertir
que por falta de estos. la production
anotada es solo ell diez por ciento
de Ia que pudiera librarse por los
80 pozos productores que hay per-
forados Y cuya production potential
es de cerca de 100000 metros GU
bicos o 1900, 900 barriles diarios.
Esta enorme cantidad de petroleo
en- disponibilidad. comparable con Ia
extraction possible. es Ia que ha de-
terminate al Executive a restringir
los permisos para llevar a efecto hue
vas perforaciones en- bien de Ia con-
~servaci6n de esta riqueZa natura! cue
es de utilidad publica.
Sc han concedido 81 permisos de
perforaci6n habiendo brotado 16 po-
EOS con una production diaria de-.
I47.47C metros cubicos ) 29S.5G1 bis;
70 kilometres de nuevos eieoductos ha
venido a sura-sa 4 In ~naciente red
de estas Was de transpHrte cue tie
ne en- la actualidad 1915 Kilometres
Y estan p~rixnncs a ponerse en- cE-
plotaci6n 60 Kilometres mas.
Como ell problema del almacena-
miento del petr6leo ligado cor el de
su transporte, es de urgente resolu-
ci6n debido a Ia abundancia del com-
bustible liquido en- los campos pro-
d~uctores, Sc ha dado a las companies
V pavticulares iilteresados, todas las
Facilitates necesarias para Ia cons-
trucci6n de las obras del almacena-
mierto, concedi6ndose franquicias
t~emporales. a quienes, por causa de
fuerza mayor, no estdn en- aptitud
de cumplir fielmente con 10 estipula-
do en- los ~reglanlentos oficiales.
Sc han otorgado 15 permisos para
construir obras de almacenamiento,
MERGED a los cuales han quedado va
erigidos veinticinco tanques de acero.
(Continuara.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

La PARTOLA Sc ma>ia ' Sc chpa como Sc nHuca ' Sc chupa IN conIte La
PARTOLA Sc meIa con la saIya d cmpueAo tornado cor eta nezca desdenie
hastl ell est6mago para urncano Is m medanemo que ea rmpmgnado de sustain
csp uifcantes V dSnfntnus. Al Iegr a los nnsinos devuere ell etado normal
de nGoname Y arotlf ura del curpo todOsl los reSduoS depoStadoS
La PARTOLA de este mOdo liberia al ORGANISING de culquer material impure.
Prmra al ORGANISING para reGbIr ainento nueyl eIta 81 deSprendImpnto de los gases,
tan5o en- ell caonagO como en- los inteshnos y hao una digestion fml PurHdea Ia san
gre arao que irulep ura V fmHa prl las venas. Al miEmo tempo d. al ORGANISING una
dhe sensation de saud, de bieneTary de fuGza que mites NJ Sc haba sentdo.
ell cambio de las estaciones varia eI funcionamiento etomacal y es necesario
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-02-21
IN AGONIzED SILENCE
German Assembly Listens to
Reading of New Terms.
Herr Erzberger Announces Conditions
and Members Realize Germany
Is Crushed.

Weimar, Feb. 19.-The party
speeches in the national assembly suf-
fered rude interruption by the out
come, of the new armistice negotia-
tons. The general outlines of the new
terms were known early, and it was no
surprise when President Fehrenbach
announced that the speeches and argyll
ments would be deferred, so that
Matthias Erzberger, head of the Ger
man armistice delegation, might give
a personal explanation of what hap
pened between his departure for
Treves and his Unexpectedly quick re-
turn.
Herr Erzberger, noticeable wrought
up and laboring under strain, began
with the announcement that the dele
gates were entitled to know at the
earliest moment the full details Of
the negotiations. He then read the
terms and the house listened in almost
agonized silence. A slight stir or noise
brought angry Kisses. The assembly
had never been one 1.-THE so STILL
The members of the house stirred
uneasily as he finished and stopped
for breath. Before continuing his ex-
PLANTATION Herr Erzberger interjected:
1T is my wish that you may never
have the fateful hours have had.
We on the armistice commission have
had to bear untold responsibility"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-02-21
MUST REALIZE DEFEAT
Germans Should Be Made to
Know They Are Beaten.
Erenchman Answers Criticism of De.
lay at Peace Meet and Says No
Time Has Been. Lost.

Paris, Feb. 1S.-The speech here of
Premier Borden of Canada, in which
he criticised the delay in consummat-
ing peace, while the troops are anxious
to return to their homes, has made an
undoubted impression here.
The same view is said to be taken
by some Americans, while the British
are not Indifferent to the demands of
their territorial contingents, which are
supported by the labor element of
England.
Many Issues Being Studied.
Stephen Pichon said there were
many reasons why the treaty could
not be signed at once, even though the
league of nations project was out of
the way. Many issues that will form
the basis of peace, he said, were being
carefully studied. Among them is the
disposition of many of the fragments
into which the former Austrian en-
pire has been divided and another is
the treatment to be accorded Bulgaria.
The French people, he added, want
peace, but they realize the danger of
precipitate and unsatisfactory solu.
tons He agreed with Premier Borden
that there should be no unnecessary
delay, but did not share his opinion
that time had been wasted at the con-
ference. A full discussion of all ques-
tons must be permitted so that settle
ments which might be decided upon
would be unanimous.
NJ. Pichon said there was no OBJ
stacle to recognition being extended
the new German government, but add
ed that the Germans must be made to
realize they have been beaten, fact,
he said, of which great numbers of
them do not seem to be aware. The
new boundaries of Germany, he re-
marked, would be up for consideration
within few days,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-02-21
II You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

Have you ever stopped to reason why
it is that so many products that are ex-
tensively advertised, all at once drop out
of sight and are soon forgotten? The
reason is plain-the article did not fulfill
the promises of the manufacturer. This
applies more particularly to a medicine.
A medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself, as like
an endless chain system the remedy is
recommended by those who have been
benefited, to those who are in need of it.
A prominent druggist says "Take fos'
example DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
preparation I have sold for many years
and never hesitate to recommend, for In
almost every case it shows excellent re-
suits, as many of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy has so large
SALE"
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony of thousands who have
used the preparation, the success of DIR.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root is due to the fact,
30 many people claim, that it fulfills al
most every wish in overcoming kidney,
liver and bladder ailments; corrects uri-
nary troubles and neutralizes the uric
acid which causes rheumatism.
You may receive a sample bottle OF
Swamp-Root by Parcels Post. Address
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y,
and enclose ten cents; also mention this
paper Large and medium size bottles
for sale at all drug stores.-Adv.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-02-21
ALLIES DECIDE
T0LEAvE RUSSIA
Troops Operating in Siberia and
Other Provinces Are to Be
Withdrawn.
JOY AT WASHINGTON
Announcement Brings Expressions OF
Approval From Several Lawmak-
ers, Including Senator John
son of California.

Washington, Feb. 19.-American and
Allied troops operating in North Rus.
STA will be withdrawn Eat the earliest
possible moment that weather condi.
tions in the spring will permit"
To facilitate this movement, and to
improve lines of communications for
the supplying of the forces that have
penetrated into the country, President
Wilson has approved the sending of
two additional companies of American
railway troops to Archangel.
This information, cabled to the war
Bliss at Paris by direction of the
president, was transmitted to Chair
man Chamberlain and Dent of the
senate and house military commit
tees by Secretary Baker. The an
nouncement brought expressions Of ap-
prevail from several senators, includ-
ing Senator Johnson of California, Re-
publican, who has been pressing his
resolution providing for declaration
by the senate in favor of withdrawal
of the American forces.
General Bliss also informed Secre-
tary Baker that Great Britain had de.
cided to send 2,400 additional soldiers
to Archangel to reinforce the army in
North Russia. In this connection Gen.
eral Bliss said the British military au-
thorities felt no apprehension over the
military situation in North Russia.