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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-17
Te:csrsr-a ,-g>-.-. vera - "2ENSA-


WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. 10
El mapa demostrativo de Ia Situacion
mexicara que fue SOmet!do Ia con-
Silcraci6n del Sub Comite del Sens-
do Que preside G, Senador Fall. por
Ia National Association for protec-
ion Of American rights in Mexico,
iemuesrra que ocurrieron en- el pals
trescientos diecisiete atentados en- eI
.ermino Ge tres meses contados de
abril diez q JUNO trece del presente
aEo.
El mana aludido fua tornado por
recortes de noticias publicadas por
les peri6dicos de Mexico. especial
mente nor Excelsior Y "ei Unlver-
sal" que esran consideradoS como los
6rganos mas serios : que procuran
rat;Eicar sus info-naciones sobre he
chos que afectan al gobierno. Tam
oian contlenc los recortes de los PC
ri6dicos FL Correo del Norte' : "El
Heraldo." ambos de Ia capital del
Estado dc chihuahua. : que son IN
dudahlemenle afectaS al gobierno Y
qun 6rgancs semi ofjciales de el.
De los tres-ien;os diecisiete case,
,irados en- el mapa. doscientos setcn-
Ia = dos Sc refieren q actividades de-
sarro,laGas por diferentes faccioneS
rcvo,ucionarias que comOatcn al GO
h:err,7 de Carranza; ounce a depce-
dacicncs cometidaS por grupos de ban
dolores ounce a actoS vandalicoS de
icfeS rarraucistas; Y tres 4 cheques
san-~icutos hab.dos entire grupoS po-
,iticcs uue dentro del carraucismo Sc
diSpu;au 81 poder en- los EStados.
E irforn.c somctiGo a Ia cOnSidera-
zion lie! sub Comite del Senado eN-
presa que tales informes complladoS
ncr Ia Association prctectora de ,os
iercchos 2mevicanos en- Mexico, han
sjdo dadoS . n pubhcidad en- aquel
pals deSpecho &c Ia estricta CEN
sura = que e tiene sometidos q los
ner5oaicoS: que Ia principal victima
4e cstoS ateatados ha Sido cl Slstema
!c trunSDarJcs ferrocarrjleros. porquc
~ setcEt2 Y dos ocasioues los tire
is han Sido dDamitadoS Y quera-
los; las cstacioncs atacaGaS. Saquca-
las ' destrujdas ) levautados grau-
SeS tramoS de VIA Y deStruiiys par
-iai totalmentc varioS pucntcs. que
solamsHtc en Ia via del Fcrrocarril
Nexicano. en- el Estado de Eeracruz,
,cGrrieror treinta ataques los ire
7es: Y en- el Estado de Puebla trein-
q cuatrc, muchos de ellos on lu-
-ares ruy cercanos I IA capital De
Puebla. que eS Ia segunda pobIacion
:e Ia RepUblica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-17

Sc dijo Sc habian pasado 2 Coahuila.
procedenteS de Durango, por cuanto
cue no Sc saba que hubiese atrave-
sado la comarca lagunera: asi pues.
hay la seguridad de que procedia de
Conception del Orc Y de Mazapil, Y
dc que pertenecia 4 las fuerzas re-
bcldcs dc Eulslio Gutierrez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-17
Ell NUEVO PRESUPUESTO
ESPANOL

Ts'soremr Especial pcrn Ia PRENSA.
MADRID. Noviembre 16.-La pu-
blicaci6n del nuevo presupuesto no
ha producido efecto alguno en- Ia
holsa Y creese que clio Sc debe, Ell
parte, que la opinion general es
que el actual Gabinete no lograra que
dicho presupuesto sea aprobado por
el Parlamento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-17
y .serr,--., Fs,,.;af A Ia PRENSA.

Del seyrs-rt Especial de Ia PRENSA.
MADRID, Noviembre 1S.-Es tan
scria la esci.sez que hay de habita-
clones en- todo el reino. que una
compania Sc ha orgsn:zado con el OBJ
jcto de importsr de los EStados Uni
dos casas dc MADEIRA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-17
pnOlico IRE Times <! Hapa

Nueya York. Noviembre I6.-"The
Nev. York Times" Ell 81 suplemento
iomirical tie hoy publico el mapa pre-
parade per Ia '&s0ciaciGn Nacional
nara K protection de los derechos
7nericaHos on Mey.Sa Y que envi0 Al
Sub CoiDjts &c Senado que sc clr-
:arga de investigay Il sltUacion Ec-
s!cs.na.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-17
Cerca de Parras

Las ultimaS noticiaS rcclbldaS on
la frontcra coahujlensc. son las d.
que una nueva partida reb2ldc, COM
puesta DC mas &c trescicrtos hom-
breS. en- 81 rsyoria montados ' ar
mados. pas0 por el rancho de FL We
nado, propiedad de- Don EvariSto Ma
dero Hernandez, Y por Otros cerca-
nos 2 Ia c!udad de Parcas de IA Fuen-
te.
Los dichos rebelGes, que Sc dice
iban con direction II Sierra Ge Ia
Pai!a. Sc llevaron, de ranches ' ha-
ciendas, todcs los cab2llO$, mulas,
burros. todos los animaleS necesarios
1 Ia labor agricola, : los where's que
pudieron conseguir.
No ejercitaron violencia ninguna
Sobre los pobladores. Dijeron que
ellcs eran solo Ia avanzada de una
fucrza mayor que iba atacar algu-
mas ciudades coahuilenSes.
SU iaesperada presencia en las
ccrcanias dc Pa-ras, hace Greer que
este nucleo rcbeldc, 10 cS &c los que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-17
Los DELEGADOS De MEXICO ! SANTO
DOMINGO No SERAN ADNIT T|DOS En- IA
CONFERENCA TERNAC|ONAL OBRERA
Los OBREROS De GUATEMALA DECLARAN QUE Ell DELE
GADO De SU Pals REPRESENTA- A ESTRADA CABRERA
YNO A ELLOS, QUE NO LO HAN NOHBRADO

Teiegrdmd EsDr..iaI para IA PREN5i.
WASHINGTON. noviembre 10
La Conferencia del Trabajo por una.
nimidad adopt0 et informe en- que Sc
decide cue los Delegates de Mexico
y de Santo Domingo no seran admi-
tidos 4 ella.
Dice el referido info.me que por
que el tratado dc Versailles especifi-
ca que nabra Una representation De
los e.cmentos del trabaj jo de todos los
pajses, los gobiernos y 10 los traba-
jadores son los que han sido invitadoS
4 enviar delcgados Y que I mcnos que
su gobierno, solicite la admission de
Mexico, como pals Y por conducto de
sus representatives, NADIA podra ha-
cerse para admitir a los representan-
les directos del :raDajo
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FUERZAS REBELDES EN-
LAS CERCANIAS DE
PARRAS, COAHUILA
Pasaron por Ell rancho del Sc
nor EUaristo Madero Her
nandez, mas sin ejercltaT
uioIencia con los
pobIadoreS

las noticias que proccdenteS de
disrintos lugareS del Estado de Goa
hpila llegan la frontera, muestran
que una inesperada ' formal invasion
rebclde Sc ha llevado cabo On Ia
mcncionada entidad, complctamente
desprevenida para haccr frcnte un
morimiento revolucionario.
Las razones que para clio sc dan,
son las de que los rebcldes que ope-
rabap en- cl Estado de Durango. Y
en 81 de Zacatecas. hmitrofeS los dos
del de Coahuiia. faltos de clemcntos
en- sus antiques campos dc operaclo-
nes. han buScado los de Coahula
donde la escaSez es menor.
La invasion rebelde en- CoahuiLa,
ha tcnido hasta ell presente. una SoIa
exteriorizaci0n: Ia del saqueo, por
cuarto que no ha habido nlngun
Icombate formal. exceptuando el re-
ciente de Sierra Mojada. entire los
rebeldeS Y las tropas del gobierno.
La victima principal hasta eI pre-
sentc. de la preseEcia de los rebe!des,
cS Ia agriculture.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-17
Las patrullas dc vigilancia

Una de las primeras provldencias
de las ruevas leyes, es Ia dc la sltua
ci6n en- Ia frontera, de un gran nu-
nero de fuertes patrullas que hagan
10 largo del Rio Bravo una estre-
cha continua vigilancia.
Durante los amos de la guerra, Ia
frontcra fue muy vigilada, a fin de
que no huyeran los shakers" fin
de que nadie escapara por la fuga
al servicio militar, V fin tambien
de que los agentes alemanes. los agl-
tadores Y los espias, no tuviesen fa-
Gil acceso a este territorio. Pero pa,
sada Ia guerra. las tropas de vigilan
cia en- la frontera fueron retiradas,
V el selvicio de policia en- la inae
divisoria Sc debilito notablemente
hasta llegar a un reducidisimo hume
ro de patrullas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-17

NUEVA YORK, noviembre l6.-
Tanto en- Washington como en- esta
ciudad ha estado citcuiando una pro-
testa, firmada por una as0ciacion
de: trabajo de Guatemala, contra la
admission en- la Conferen, a del Ira
baio que Sc ce'ebra en- Washington,
de un mdividuo que vino aqui ira
yendo unas creienciales que indican
ser el reprcscntante del trabajo dc
su pals.
Acre"a ia protesta cue representa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-17
La entrada clandestina


Desdc entonces, segun los datos
que el gobierno posee, cntran a te-
rritorio americana, por la frontera
con Mexico, ccntenares de indivlduos
mensualmente, que no pasan por
las oficinas de immigration, nj cum
plcn, por 10 tanto, ninguna de las
6rdenes relativas.
En- lanchas, nado, pie, caba-
10, aprovechando los vados o arro-
jandose al rio en- -lugares prOfundos
V de violenta corriente, pasan a te-
rritorio americana hombres de diver
sas nacioralidades, familias enteras
que despues Sc convierten en- carga
publica.
De este modo Sc supone que han
pasado muchos agitadores, Y de este
modo tambien. enfermos Y aneianos
a los que no Sc hubiera permitido
la entrada en- las oficinas de inmi-
gracion.
Creando va un fondo especial para
el sostenimiento de estas patrulias
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-17
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
fol a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 11o
n. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata -
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tPasa a Ia ia. paS. Col. 6s.J
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The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
Weather Forecast.

Weather forecast for Shreveport
and vicinity: Unsettled and warmer
tonight and Saturday.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
Treat Al Alike.

New Orleans Item: Some dlsqulet
has been caused among relatives of
the troops Of the first seven diyls-
ions. which are now in Germany
bv the designation at army head
quarters of these divisions as "regu-
lar army divisions" and the intima-
ton that these will be the last to
return home. "All troops except the
regular army units says headquar-
ters. "are going home practically II
the same order in which they came
to France"
Except for the numbers. these arc
not ''regular army units" They com
prise 25 per cent regular army mer
and IS per cent volunteers and ma
tional army soldiers. The United
States has not enough Of it's regular
army in France for two divisions
| The men in these divisions were
among the first to arrive in France
had the longest service on the batu'
line and sustained the heaviest cas-
ualties. Their retention abroad on
of their regular turn appears unjust
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
gIrRLyC. HENTINIENy
indies stcd hs the Election OP . IDsme
eevas in gsnns.lvsniso

". 9oig.s. tho Eorshs AND the
Reeds 1n thcie opposition Z" eAc
Leasue oV Nations. Onls because u es
= Wilson measure. will 5000 seAllss
that they have Gecoknea Beyond
theiv anticipAtion. they wilt soo'.
be politically Danced. She stssw %
significant.
~ veportet qrops e:reeNsbor0.
Penn. BY the .trctioR os attorney
Sohn u. WiIson. Democrat. Sf Bus-
Ter. in The twenty-second congress
ionat district osce Iol.s ~. 1amlsOU.
Republican And wealthy coat 0pef3-
Cor of that cits 3nnoerstic leaders
claimed that tnc sansimene 0S She
people on thr Presidents 6eague 0e
nations RlAn has shown sor ahe SiSse
time.
Che Democratic SicsorV COMING
in = district which only once sincs
the birth Nf ehe RcpublicaW parts
has been represented ~ . Demo
rrat, is sonsidercN as . whole -hesrs-
ed endorsement hs the people oS fh'
President anA hie pHiicies. anH ~
the same sime . slap at bhe Repnss
lican filibuster which strangte6 sh'
senate iN its closing hosrs y,sss0ay
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

No. 2lS57.-In the First Judicial
District Court of LOuisiana.-R. X.
Emery VS.. d r. Manning.
By virtue of a writ Of seizure and
sale. to me directed, from the Hon
cradle First Judicial District Court
of Caddo Parish, Louisiana, IN the
above numbered and entitled cause,
| have seized and will sell at pub
lie auction for cash, according TO
law, and without appraisement, at
the principal front door OF the
courthouse of Caddo Parish, Lou
isiana. during the legal hours OF
sales. on
SATURDAY. MARCH %, 1919,
Lots 1921 and t422 of Cedar Grove
a subdivision of Caddo Parish, La.
as per plat thereof on file and o.
record in the clerks office OF sale
parish, with improvements thereon
Said property to be sold as be-
longing TO above defendant to pa,
and satisfy the debt specified il
said writ together with attorney
| fees. interest and costs.
r. r. HUGHES,
Sheriff and Ex-Officio AuctioneeI
/ Caucasian, Feb 20, 1919.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
Nsw R.sssds G'rs,ieesesss

Tsss Orleans gaeaun. MARCH g: gam
can gsoee. hsa0 "s a0pp State 3sieh-
wsy 1"parsupsnqo has @iped from
Washington ahaG foanr npw g"ad-
auist.ns u'oolec0s oasdp heoul ap-
pr"sss Hy oheo Q Tsnoae1 States gsuseau
"s Public gs"a1so Three uG GAe soads
ave- ep e0sas9ssaa. casseg0ng &ge aliles,
an3 s,se aIo @esG 9sa0o'Bp asOesae oar
ssh. comprising 49, aupio"ss Gs'as for
tI.sse nsw pG@0ccas @e00 be adser
s,sc0 @tthsso agaeo MpSG fs@ q9ape, it
was asasc3 aeeosup eeeeo oassca9 &C che
ec.eraa engineering beoaseG aps Gase au-
6ubon RuiadiNa
Ihs sos's bo,aR9eng 600 1eas Gaton
Aouse pstosao os as"shec Gank sn che
setferson Hishwage 90 eSeessas erom
aller 60 N"sas'Sle an1 GsnIsesss up
ehs Esse Bas"qD gs~'ageo 0ssaSote and
po.nse s,"sv.'p 0inhs aeG Gftp eneerna-
sooaao sysesmDe
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
SlAA1sSsllDN sa9G.

no. 23,SOs-1n eho fsssg judicial
District dA,s.sg es 9a.aBissano-In the
succession es 1sr. aasdo. g. lawrason.
~ sireue og o commission 20 sell.
10 sne directed ssOss Ghe UMorable
ts.sa 1,siieial District G,esrs Of Cad
10 PARISH. G"sissans. 90 che above
susnbeesb asrs ensstls.9 Goose, ! will
s.l ~ eeShlie a'sesi'pn g"r cash ac-
eeraine s0 oswo 40 eh@ V,incipaI
srsns sacr oS she ca'assehonss of
Saddle Parish. Ga,snsSsmae dIsssens ehe
eexao houvs &C aaseso 0gD
SATURDAY, APalao SagP9 s:e9,
Part GOT q Blvsa3om Subdivision 6,ity
"s shrcsep"ss. g"a'asaans. eosnnsnc-
ing ~ saruee oos 6 ae oHaseseesi''@ of
slsey ana 1sssne Place. eun theace
aioue grsine ptaeao a"@sg1s 600 7 n
distance os 80 8ses. aGensso g,espsn-
asic.lias 90 g,sang place ahsa'nsh bol
6 90 alieg aso rsar og ase g. shealce
slons salt a,isy Go eapsaeV gn alley.
dividins aoss q an3 o. Q distance % 80
Sect. thence aspne ssi9 sSbcg o. place
os heginnsna, wssh bulIaiags enc ion
provenseses aheeeoga
j Ana qoiIoeans dgsaGsagnnG N,"vsblr
peoperaso ae-ssas GTnpaid e'fsica ac-
counts. an1 susnaus@
NRss gIlss 90. 1.sNRSS0N,
Adnatntsirgerix.
Gs'ls ssasro WsgeVa g. $3.50
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
A Retirement Of Conditions.

There was held last night in the
Council Chamber OF the City Hall a
meeting Of owners of property To-
Gated in the restricted district. In
attendance were members Of the
Anti-Vice Commission and members
of the City Council. w. G. Hudson
of the Anti-Vice Commission was
called to preside. The purpose OF
the meeting was to discuss and to
devise the ways and the means for
the bettarment Of the district by
Transforming it from discreditable
to q reputable district. There were
offered several suggestions and the
necessity and Importance Of organ
izing the property owners into :
| company was stressed successfully
| There was named J. G. Hirsch, l.
Romagoso and NJ. T. Rosenblath
committee on permanent organiza.
| ton. There was appointed a com
mittec on constitution and bylaw
i comprising J. G. Hirsch. ]. II. Bo
il denheimer and H. s. Lavine, VIII,
are to report at the adjourned meet
| ing to be held in the City Hall OF
Thursday, March 10.
There are a number Of vacan
l-houses i'm the district which the or
eanization will try to have file
with desirable occupants. Thi
! move is in the right direction an
d should prove to be successful.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
crrseace Oe Miade

The mans friends % res. q. W
Yurnev sr~ eongrsulanng him on
the rescue OF his daughter Annie
Yhaw Yurncr. ~ho escaped sorSis-
nateIy with slight injuries eesulslne
from her garments being ablale. SHE
vas standing NesiHe o sss eS"v'
when DER Nress eaughs airs, and o.
her Srighs ran screaming ant" che
yarN Or. turner vushhA to her fes-
cue anA extinguisheA che hlSzG
lie yecnivrN slight sDjufies.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
RJSss lNys1Ss9o

Scaled Vc"g~asaas @o'0 DO ssceivad
bs che poteceo g,oeg o9 G,s'tA~ pHish,
g.ouostsna. e,so CO hes"ep 81 am,
dsrch a3, $685. G"e ehse s.s.sesuction
70 approximately s5ss'e square
0sr',s os esa,As,sae gosssssss pave
2m~ne sna esass 8snsav esss sf con
essss hesdsso alQ sgs eho srkansa7
s.sns voa1.
q certified eherb Go 8 Ger cert.
~ enc Did. nssse Csgsha" On the
Parish Treess,vee wila Go 0eauired
! She suseeessa0 e'o9Hw @ila Be. re-
Nlired 90 ssge e,asBng Cog !se ger cent
os bid
Specifications, G"soN GO gQoposal,
se"ntrscs AVID psans asn Gle elo office
~ pSrsss ENsineeco
! The sishe as ees'gGesy 60 reject
any OF al1 hieee
! w. =. CRAWFORD.
President potice Jury.
dd. r. Gl1NER. Parssas Gngineer.
Gave sssaano gcss. 81 essso
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
oHrlis." "

When eOM meet . map IN @0o.
Walk straight up amt sag "NeSHe
saw "Hello" and "Nov dye do.
Hov's the world been using vosle"
slap the fellow on his back.
Bring sour hand down with WhacK
Walk straight up amt dont 60 SLOW
shake 1,is hsnh ant sag 'KeSl"."
IL ne clothed IN sass On, 0".
Walk straight up and say "Heelo''
Rags are but . cotton volo
Just Cor wrapping ny . sous.
AND q soul IS worth true
Hale ana hearty Glow dye Hoe"
Don't wait fov the crowd 90 Ga,
Walk straight s,p anA sag ''Nels".
When his vessels meee. eheg ssvo
IThes salute Snd aai1 away.
SJust The same Is sou snA meo
Lonely chips upon sfe'e sea,
Each one ssiiins mis- own Jose
For . port beyond che tog.
Let your speaking trumpet b'o~.
Lift youv born and cry "heilO."
SaS 'NeiiO" ant 'NOw dse eY"?
Others srs ss 5000 as goW.
When sou leave your home OS cyas
Wandering On eha tas-away:
When sou travei thru che strange
Country Gar beyond che eangs:
Then the snlis you'Ss GhacSsA wi
/ knov 20
Who you are. ana sag "Rciio.s
SAM Wslteo Eoss iD y. y. WeslS!
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
Helm the Mothers.

WYATT. La, March 6.-Efforts OF
authorities to locate Arthur War
rem. aged is. who disappeared from
his home here about three weeks
AGO have thus far met with little
success. The hoy had been living
with his mother who is now sick
Warren has black hair. blue eyes
fair complexion and wore a bl'l'
serge suit when he left home. The
mother. Mrs. Annie Warren. OF thi:
place. has requested that anyone To-
eating hoy Of this description no.
tifv her at once.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
VISA
Germany in Disguise.

70 the Caucasian:
On November II. 1918, published
an article labeled "Autocracy," and
had copies distributed from Charles
ton, =. G., &c Abilene, Texas: also
sent . capy to each member OF the
House and Senate at Washington.
d. s. Recent developments in Con-
gress emphasize the fact that Che
"Yellow Streak" and "slimy trail
of the kaiser spirit that begun just
after the Civil War. when one Of the
kaiser. elk" remarked that "The
crows would have 10 feed those in
his wake on the march 90 the sea-. .
continues TO exist. It is this major
ity element in Congress who nave
been controlled by the gamblers and
| SINNERS OF Che world, who have
kept the cotton planter poor, Who
saw to it that one billion dollars was
appropriated % protect che vich
wheat grower and nothing done "
DIOIptL tIIp tblitfI yIoht'Si 'i'''S '''~
gambler and spinner. Beings mol
mem of this caliber nave no vlghl
70 associate with multitudes who
can go where they please. Ous snoul'
be furnished wearing apparel by sht
government. that is. if allowed to re-
main i'm the United States. and thel1
clothes should have horlzonsa
stripes.
One of the "3'" remarked IN vi
T disgraceful speech. THAI Che con
summation or adoption Of che peac'
/ conference measure woul6 be sh
) beginning of war. agree with MIN
3 and let the firss war even :" sh
: shedding of hloo1. ~ :" .sradicas
:. Congress Of fhe "31' and All OF shel
!, Successors. Beings ol this kim hav
2 no right to represent ans sommun
g itv in the O1nite6 States. anS sns
5 they are "waeden out" "f Congress
: as remarked by cotton elaD Sror
: Japan. "the Unite6 States Is sas
money" :. y. YAOeNeINN
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
yIIE SjTIbdyJONo

President Wilson Speeding - Cvanee
is Resting and Taking yhings
Easily-The World will Back
Wilson, Declares the Bristol Press
Hindenbnrg Fears a BOlshevik In
vasion-Compromise on League OF
Nations Possible.
As given i'm the news, President
Wilson is resting on the George
Washington ana is speeding TO
France. He applies his time to the
greatest limit Of recreation and ap-
plies himself only to such affairs of
government as are required from
him. Pn resting = he proposes 20
reach Franco in the fullest vigor ~of
his manhood. and on arriving IN
Paris will resume his activity in the
peace conference. The Bristol Press
gives assurance to President Will
son of the worlds support. but at
the same time thsr,s is being sug-
gesteN some possible compromise
that will allesiate che opposition of
the snorc conservative Republicans
iw the snitaA statee Senate who
from . patriotic sense % duty will
iosn che Oemoceats anS make sSfe
the seguirsA two-shirds vote Necss-
ssrS % Spprose che Icasuc snd eho
treaties ~h.cs Gre Neins provided
through the Oesc@ GoafeOeac~ ~
Versailles.
~ endicase0 ero.s Paris. enc a.
lice have practically agreed os she
amouns e;ermanv will be required
90 pas fAr eeparStioD for bringing
| on Che war. Sor Villaging SnN Ne
struction. Gngland demands fui
| reparaeioN for all Sosses ~ aes, in
| Guiding compensatioR for relative:
of marines who nave foss their live:
at .cs resulting from German scss
Germans is threatening resistance
| but there can be shown no pity OF
sympathy for Germany. OF Scrman,
had triumphed erance would hav'
been ground into dusQ. 6ferman,
has no right to expect better treat
ment than would have Acen accord
| Cd to the Allies il defeated.
IT appears frons reports from 90
penhagen that Hindenhurg is afrai'
| of the Bolsheviki who are gradual,
| invading Germany. spreading tn
| seed of revolution. Germany is be
ginning to reap the whirlWlnd.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-07
yTTSS
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

With a disturbance of low barom-
etric pressure covering central and
southern Rocky Mountain districts
and adjacent country. precipitation
has been wildly scattered and mostly
of little Importance. Freezing gen
orally prevailed this morning over
the interior of the northern half Oh
the country, and at Havre. Montana
the temperature was II degrees be-
low zero. Unsettled weather is lndl-
Gated in this section within the nexl
36 hours. with a change to warmer
until Saturday pm.