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The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20
EDITORIALS.
WHY PUBLIC is INTERESTED.

THE public often incline dto lose sight of the fact
that modern civilization is absolutely dependent on high
state Of industrial activity to maintain employment and
prosperity
Anything that interrupts industrial activity Injuries
the whole public
To prove this statement take the lumber industry
whichs Of great primary industries like mining
railroading agriculture.
few businesses and professions whose prosperity
largely depends active lumber market and building
operations are the real estate dealer architect lumber
and building material merchant contractor, hard
ware merchant plumbing contractor heating contractor
electrical contractor painter and decorator landscape
gardener bank building and loan association security
bond company, fire insurance agency.
Then there businesses which have greatly added
demand for the product due to active lumber and build
ing market for example, electric light and power COM
pany gas company telephone company, furniture dealer
dry goods merchant crockery dealer jeweler music deal
er, seed merchant florist.
Then come large number of businesses receiving in
direct benefit which can be illustrated by groceryman
butcher milkman iceman newspaper barber, tailor and
and shoe store.
Schools churches DOCTORS dentists, electric railwoy
companies clubs and societies all depend for their growth
and existence active building programs and home
ownership
This shows the close relation between the Individual
and great industry such as lumber which whole
states depend for employment of labor.
for such this that the public in it's
best interest should strive to maintain sound economic
and industrial conditions
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20
MY ICELAND.

OH Iceland, fair Iceland, my dear ola cnllanoo9 f
home I'd like to sail to you again. across the waste as VI
foam In dreams my happy nome my VI nome ey ~
ago an of often wonder why left the oe where
~as reared for lands that szze in the sum- where men
are scorched and seare and would give my ea snd
So tho wslr1s roar used to kick forsooth, because
the e kitchen fire would freeze and must use crosscu
saw to slice the bread and cheese and often lacking pro-
per PRIDE I'd wiring hands and weep e m dI time
bas shown ME what is what and also which is which, ana
if had those snow drifts I'd think that was wa rcn
Oh Iceland when aded back is @ with = peKy 1cT nea
oh Iceland. when nv nose is peeled by solar glow ana
clare I'd like to drive along your lanes behind polar
bear Oh Iceland is the fairest land that moroal ever
saw: she has snowstorm every day, and never mas
thaw. ,s.n,
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20
Taxes Drive Out Estates

There are, or were before the war,
nearly 1000 great country estates scat
tered over Great Britain, many OF
which have now been closed because
Of the huge taxation. OF these sixty
may be classed as private palaces, for
each required a staff of from 200 to
600 servants and attendants. Outside
of the household servants there were
many men employed as caretakers for
the grounds, gardens, parks, ccverts,
Outbuildings and stables. = Rocky
Mountain News.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20
Notice BY Clerk of Day Fixed
For Hearing Return of Sale of
Real Estate.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER of the
Superior Court, made on the 18th
day of July, 1919, notice is here
by given that C. T. Jones, Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of
said deceaced, made to said
Court, and filed in the office of
the Clerk thereof, on said day, a
return of sale made by him as
sue administrator on TIE 10th.
day of February, 1918, under a
previous order Of said Court, on
the following real estate, and for
the following named sum. to-wit
Lot 5 in Block 18 in the Town
of Nogales, Santa Cruz County,
Arizona, as the same is delieea-
ted ON the map of said Town
made by William Bradford, the
same being sold for the sum of
$3.50 ash to C. H. Williams.
AS will more fully appear
from said return filed as afore
said, and to which reference Is
hereby made for further parti-
culars.
AND NOTICE is HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN that Mon
day, the 28th day Of July, 1919,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. at the court
room of said Court, at the Court
House in Nogales, County of San
ia Cruz, has been fixed for hear
ing the said return, when ana
where any person interested in
the saide estate may appear ana
file written objections to the con
firmation of said sale, and may
be heard, and may produce Wit
nesses in support of such object
ton.
Dated July 18th. 1919
ROBT. E. LEE.
{ ((SEAL) Clerk.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20
HOW LANGUAGE IS ENRIC HE'D
New Words and Phrases Most Ere.
quentIy Have Their Origin in the
Patter of Thieves.

1t is necessary that the language
Of nation should be refreshed and
strengthened now and then by the in
PRODUCTION of new words and phrases,
and, as BELTS democracy, these spring
from the soil; not one of them de-
scends upon us from the Olympian
heights, observes the New York Her
aid. Neither scientific nor scholastic
bodies ever enrich the common tongue
with expressions so apt and full of
meaning that they gain immediate and
enduring vogue. The slang of the un-
dergraduate collegian is pitifully in
ept and meager.
For anything that can give new
zest to the vulgate we must look to
the stage, the gambling house and even
to the opium den and thieves resort.
Returning soldiers will certainly bring
with them much Of the argot of field
and trench of which "cooties" Is a
sample. The word "joint" as applied
to iniquitous and other resorts comes
from the joint Of bamboo from which
an opium pipe is made. "Dope" was
originally the slang term for opium
hence "dope" and "dopy." Innumer-
able are the verbal products Of the
gambling house. Among the common
est Of them are "four flushing" "keep-
Ing tab" standing pat" and "down to
cases." To "give the Office" or "of-
fee" some one is very old bit of
London thieves slang.
The cause Of all this is quite ap-
parent to the thinking mind. Persons
of education and cultivation have a
vocabulary of their own sufficiently
large and varied to enable them to ex-
press themselves without going be-
yond its limits. Those who are lack
ing in education sometimes coin words
In an emergency that prove so express
sive that they acquire general cur
rency.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20
Don't send your broken glasses
Optical Co.
Helqoland.

Helgoland lies in the North sea, 4G
miles northwest from the mouth of the
Elbe. 1t consists of a steep, rocky
plateau, 1874 feet high, with a strip of
firm sand at it's sOutheasterly foot. It's
area is about 1913 acres. Kaiser Will
liam is said to have expended $50,O0O,.
600 on the practical reconstruction of
the island; it is fortified against sea
and cannon alike with great granite
buttresses 16 feet thick and 240 feet
high on all sides. Even the assures In
Its cliffs have been filled up and bound
together with ferrO-concrete = thou
sands Of tons of 1t. The little island is
wholly incased with a cemented belt
of armor. fortified with modern ord
nance.
The Sun Quits when our lights go
on. Arizona Gas & Electric Co.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20

first magnitude in both Sonora and Lower California
1t does seem that when Mother Nature created So
she was in of her kndest moods paraphrasing
Omar:
"The Sovereign Alchemist that in trice
Earths murky liquid into Oil transnlte."
In accordance with the eternal traditions of THE
OASIS put "a SCOOP in publishing the
above exclusive information of such transcendenta i'm
portance to the twin cities of Arizona and Sonora-the
key to Mexico-that
"Land of the Occident,
Richer than the Orient"
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20

Advertising Rates Upon Application
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20
NOTICE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, STATE
OF ARIZONA.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20

Mr.. T. A. Dunn, advertising manager,
lis authorized to contract for adver-
!tising, subscriptions and job printing
fo. The Oasis.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20
A BIG OIL FIELD AT OUR DOOR.

APROPOS of the article in THE OASIS yesterday
morning oil and minerals in Sonora with the opporun-
tiles ty presented Nogaes people to "get in while the get
ting is good" andc cheap the editor has unimpeachabe
evidence from high of information that after
minute investigation extending six weeks the geo.
ogsts sent by the Mexican to look into the
possibilities of existence of oil pools in Sonora have ap-
parenty reached conclusion that there exist large
of undstrbed sedimentary of the Carbonfer-
age in which similar formation elsewhere oil has been
found in all parts of the world; that szabe oil seepages
at different localities and that in all human proba
gty prudent exploration may disclose oil fields of the
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20

The brightest lights are ours.
Arizona Gas & Electric Co.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20

The Daily Morning Oasis is regis
tered in the post office at Nogales,
Arizona, for transmission through
the United States mails as second
class matter.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20
Now splInt Works Well.

The treatmenk of broken and other
wise injured arms has been somewhat
facilitated by the invention Of new
splint, which is a mechanical device
ready for instant use in any case with
out regard to its character. 1t is in
war, where great number Of cases
are to be treated as quickly as possible,
that this new device will be of the
greatest value. 1t is adjusted to the
body Of the patient. 1t can be used
on either arm and may be adjusted to
any position in which it may be de-
sired to hold the injured arm. 1t is
combination of metal rods, with suit
able Joints and hinges, so that the arm
is properly supported and protected at
all times.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20

Published at Nogales, Arizona, every
morning in the week except Monday,
By The Oasis Printing House, Inc.
C. N. Bird, president; Allen I. Bird,
editor and manager. Address all
communications to Bin F, Nogales,
P. 0.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-07-20

In The Matter of The. Estate of
Julius Parrish, Deceased
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
pie 5rrba-E rfTpitIr ia Ga
Afn-Baoeu.

llebcr sic ofiinitIeriiden Speret.
en.aGiiiibrurgcn" in yaoensgaoer
idrci6t Oa5 .9erIiner 3osebIatt~:
yIodOcm Gr. Sorl Soecnann I'M
oorigen CONNER oen eriolgrei1en
Geriud nntcrnommcn batte, in 30.
ocn'9aOen Oen n9tibelungeIrina"
nadl nciler. Oen ditbctiiden 5oroe.
runGcn u%nierer 3eit cntipredenoen
1idltIinien 81 aeitaIten. 1nl: Die Rcs
iormnrbcit 0es riibrlgcH Maunbei-
mer S%ntcnOanten in 0iciem Snbre
DER Sperette. Seine @6iift mar,
oieie Ieidtciie Gattung ocs muli-
foliideu 0ramas our6 cine muii-
faIiide, tertlid uno i5eniid eleid
oepiIeete Toritenlug fiinitlerii6 Su
bebcn umo babel Dor oaem Der al.
teren Sperette mieoer 5u ibrem
Redte gu Uerbelieu. gu oieiem
3med bette Sogemauu. BON guowiJ
Sieucrt ourh INNER neue ltilooae
9iibnenbil0er untcritiiet. Seu6ers
gers ~Cpcru6aa@. Oiienbofs nSr.
pbeus" uuO .@ine gtad)t in gene.
Gig" uon Sobonn StrouB elmer
merflihen Gurharbeituug unter5o.
gen uuO neben eilier energiiden BET
niguns oes Eertes beionoers bel 81.
ferbod cine mirfiome u%mgruppie.
rlug ser Sdlub5ieneu uorgenom-
men. @s mar Elm iid)tliher aampI
gegcn ale tbeatraliihen lleberpu-
heruueen, uno on Sagemonn. in
anpeamciitcr Sron5 Sdonbaums-
felO (g9ien) ben oent6or bellen Mitz
ar6citer iono uno aud ionlt ourb
cine Geibe Der beiten arGfte unter.
ltiitt puroe. faum cine mirflide
6citouifiibrung 8uitonoe.
8ei Der Reuini3enieruna Der
.Natt in 9encSig" bon Sobanm
StrollB cnpfono man nidt MIR ole
geididte atIr5urg ocs GioIogs unO
Die 3uriidordnguue ser burlcst.fo.
miifen @lemente ionoern audi ole
iiberaus fcine S1rnusarbeitung oes
Wasfcn : gerwedslun9slpiels I'M
Sinne elmer pbantnitiih : romon!i.
idcn 6aitnadtsfom0oie. Cine ois.
fretc Croft lag iiber Oen ero3ioIen
IofofobiIoern, Die oas bltntc @au4
felipiel minors u%mrnbmten. 9ie
Soliiteu waren ourdpeg bel better
Saune, mcnn aud nidt alle gin5eG-
%leiltungen Den bodltcn anforoeruu.
gen in ItimmIiher ge5iebung eniz
ipraden. @orbiloIih mar ieoenfans
Die SiidcnIoiiefeit Der 3uiommen-
ipiels uno oos beidmingte @runo-
tempo Der @eiongsnmmmern ME
Hes 0ioIogs. 60 bat gooen5gooen
ons inter Der IcIblt1noiecn Suten.
onn5 Or. @oogs om %. September
einet nelicn @bidnitt III ser &C.
ididte ieincs Gbcnters beluieIen, oaB
cs b~erufeu Iein fam, neben Den
lanoIhaftlidcn Mei3en ieiner bepor.
5ugtcn Gage aud fiinitIeriide Der.
nnitaltungcn groBen StiIs SIT bictcn.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
Die wciblidcn gOrnnmen.

SeOer meiblihc 8ortame bat audi
feline 0eoeutlng. Ntur einiae Der
befannten mogen uoditebcno i6re
grfl1rung finoen. 90 entltommen
Dem Altoeutihen: aIbertine, Die
Goelberiibnltc, 9ernbarOine, ole 8d-
renfiibne, 8erta, Die @ldn5enoe.
@rigitta ole S~trobIenoc, emma, Die
S1uslid)c, 5rie0erife ooer Srioo, Die
6rieoen3reide, Wcrtrro, bic Spcer.
nngirau, Seowig ole aric0criiGe.
&uloo, Die Soloe, Motbil0e ODER
M~ledtbilo, Die Scloin, Minno, ole
2ierlihe, Selma ole 9cIibrcitc.
&ilbeIminc, ole Shiiscriri, &cnrife,
Die 8irtldoitIidle, SiIOcgaro, oes
@auieS Sdlus, Suitgoro, Der 9cute
Sd)ut, Goelgaro, ocS golen 0duus.
Srmingar0, DER @ottcr Sdue. Ius
rer griehiid)cn Sprad)e ltonnicn 4.
y. fol0eioe @ome: 0orotbca, oos
@eideuf @ottcs, 9oris, Die Mcid,.
tegabte, Glconore uno9oura, oie
Wltleiolge, Nelcne, Ole Scltd)tcu1e.
Satbarina, Die 3iidti1e, Mclolie,
fie 9unfle. Gem Iotciniidc1
Srrobidotc linb cntnommen: 4R-
gclifa. Die GnoeIbaitc, @uaulte. ore
Grbabene, gurora, Die Morgenrote.
Siara, Die Heine, alcmeutine, Die
Sanitc, Gmilie, Die Artiac, 8raBis.
ia, Die 6rcie, Sconie, Die Mutiac,
Srcie, Die Grlcudtctc. Maroorcte,
Die Ycrle, Notalie, Die ocbcnsiro6e.
GttiIie Die @liidlihc. @auline, sic
Gerinac. Die 3uiricoerc, &oioIie. ole
9ioicnidonc, Sabine, oie @eran6te.
llrilIIa, Die 9drenitorfc, iyelieio, ole
Gliidlidc II. I. ~. Der moreenlGn.
NiIdcn mo bebr6iihen Sprad)e clt.
ltonumcn Die Momen: Inno. Die
9;eblihe, Mlinc, Ole Grbabcne. Gil.
iotctb, Die 8ottgelobtc. Gabrielle,
Gle Oottlidc, Sobanna, Oos @noOcn.
tlio, Die @ottlicbe, Martha, Die We.
tcilbtc, Marie, oic SCRIBE, SnIonnc,
tie Silienrcine, Si0onic, Nie Slide.
rim, Tutb. Die SrelunoIide.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
GAS 6rbrimnis Der 5ta-
brnrrinbeit Der GiFrr.

Mander QicrircunO miirOc aerr
nit icincn 9ieblingcn cine oauernoe
@obumaSgcmcinihait piIe9cn. fonn.
ten tie mir al Stubcureinbeit &C.
mobnt mcrOcr. Ia5li bcitctt nber
IeiScr nur in elmer pcridminOcnOeu
Miuocr5abl Der Sale Ausiidt. Ger
befauntc 5icrpipdologc 9r. ID. 3cl
tcilt icinc Gricbrungcn bieriibcr nit.
Store, &otfcblden, Wrasmiiden.
gaditcl5cn MIN. fam man nid)t 0nu.
crro i'm 3inmcr ilicacu Iniien, neil
iie cine mcrtrG1lidH Sdmieerei Der.
urladen. @ci 9ornerfrciiern lit Is
nidt 10 ihlimm, mic bel Oieien
@eidirciicru, abcr bon elmer Gr.
5iebung CUR Stubcnreinbett fam
aud bel Ocn tIiigitcn Gonorienp0geln
nidt bic Hcoe iein. @benio lit DER
Ynpngci tro6 ieiner @elebrigfeit
foum itilbenrciu 3u er5iebeu; bod.
items lit er ioueit 5i bringen, oaB
CT Ourd ploBlihes SdiitteIn uuo
Sinunobcrtrcten reft5eitig ein n@e.
fa6riignnl" obaibt. 3nbme 9(ifcn
finO, 10 icbr lie ionit Durb Sntelli.
gems in Gritaunen icsen, gum Der.
itdnNnis iiir Stubenrcinbeit uid)t gu
er5iebell.
90 eri6eirt Der Sun0 in oieIer
8cieaidait ais elm mobres @unocr
mo feline Stubenrcinbcit oIS cine
erobc Merfpiiroigfcit. Or. 3ca lit
MN Der aniidt. Dab Die gr5ic6nnos.
t1tiAfcit Oes Menihen an Der Stu.
beinreinbeit oes Sunoes iid fein
Seroicnit bei5umeiien bot, uno err be.
ruft iif gum Ycipeiie bicriiir oarnui.
OoB inter Ncu geiitig 5iemlid tief
itcben0en Nogern cine gan5e Menge
i%tibcnrein lit. 90 beibt es pom
Siebcnibl6fer, ooB err ais grober
8reiicr geiitig nidt Ie6r bef1bigt
iei, aber ben groBcn 8or5ug Der
Stubenrcinbeit bette wobIge.
merit: obne ieoe meni6li6e gnIei.
tung.
9ie grfIdrung Ser Stnbenreinbcit
Oes Sun0es iiebt 3en oarin, oaB er,
mie ale aonioer, alto @oIfe, Sda-
fale, 6iidie ulfp., bon 9auie aus Elm
S0bIcnbcmobncr lit mo Dab ale
Sobleubcipobncr aus Snitinft uiiier,
ooB lie ibre Soble pcrpciten, lpenn lie
ben llnrot all beliebiger Steae fal.
len Iaiien. 9eSbob BADEN Dads,
Somiter un0 anoerc Soblen6ewobner
ri6tige slborte in ibren S06lel. gi.
fen 9opo9eien uno onOere 8ogeI
oagegcn Ieben aui 3meisen uno es
fam ibnen gar5 sIcidgiiltig icin,
wer bon Den Iodrteilen ibrer gr.
leidterung etipa ~betroifen miro.
9esbal6 mon9eIt eS ibren al Ser.
It0n0nis fir Stubenreinbeit. 9eim
&nn6e oogegen geniigt es, ourd oas
befnmite oraitiihe Mittel ieinen
olten SnItinft als Soblen6emobner
SIT erpeden, unO oieier lit pS Damn,
Der i'm sur Stubeurcinbeit 0er.
aiebt".
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
Gas YreisDer5cidJuis uOn Mnidinrn.
nnO MenidJenGr6cit.

@eld)e srbeit lit biaiger: Maidi.
n%enorbeit ooer sic 9anoarbcit oes
MeHi1en? SclbitperIt6noIid Oie Scr
Wtaihine. Aber iuel6cs &crbdltnis
5miiGen oieIcn 9lrbeitSprcilcn bcltcbt,
oariiber o~iirften Die meuigiten cine
riftige 8orlteaung baben. Yroi. s.
arippenbcrgcr (9onn) beriibrt Oicie
6roge III einem lGngeren AuiioBe
oSm SauSbalt Ger Hatur". Nn6
8crehnung BON 6. bon 2cpoen, s.
Slider mo onocrcn 6orihern be.
trdgt ser @1rmeipert Der Jtabrungs-
mittel oeS erlpahienen Menl6en
t1glid 5000 bis $500 aolorien, III.
ter %llmit1noen iogor 1900 aaloricn.
Rednet man MN NIT Der Annablne,
ooB Die medaniidc notwithstanding
oes erlpobienen Mienibcn al eiucH
adtitiinOigen arbcitStoge etpa Az
Mctcrfilo9ramm III Der Stun0e, om
gan5en IrbcitStoge olio 1877 900 Mie.
terfilogromm betr1gt, Die 300 Salo-
rien ooer nidt gans 0.5 Stunoeu.
pferoen eiltipredcn, 10 iiebt man, Dab
Die in 5orm bon 9tabrungsmitteIn
5ugefiibrte Nrbcitsfroit gum groBcn
Ieile 5ur Grbaltung Der Senpera.
tilr, Ser @eroaunngsarbei II. /. 10.
pertpcnoet miro, md1reno MIR lucnig
in mtbbnreglrbeit umgeicbt miro. Sip.
penberger rcdnet allies anf cine Sci-
flung bon 100 Yicroclt1rfen Inn un6
fommt 81 folgcnoen @crglei6s5nb.
len: 200 Irbeiter 81 ic 4 Mart TO.
item 800 Mart, 10 Yfcroc einidlieB.
lid Der Wortung miir0en 90 Mnrf
foiten, sic @as. ODER 9ampimai1iie
foltet / Mart bis 5 Mart, B. r.:
Menidcnfrait lit 90 bis 400 nal 10
tcller mie Mai6incnfrait uno iiber
5cGnmal 10 tellcr mic Gieroefrait.
Gabei lit nod 81 bcriidiihtigcn, Dab
oie NutIeiitung Der Gampimaihine.
Oic nit &oble bctricbcn miro, aud
nidt bcionocrs qrOB lit uno piel-
leidt III 3utnntt gcltelgert ipcroen
fam. Bel Der critcn praftiih be.
nubtcn Gampimoidinc mar Der gtllb-
effcft mr. 0.5 D. s.; in u~nicrcr 3eit
bctrdgt CIR ctua y b. S., mo bel
0ompitnrbi1cn peroeu ctiua 10 b.
$. Der pcrbrountcn &oble IN Sorm
bon mchaniiher arbcit bcrotSse.
wirtIdaitct.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

Mus Sem 9eben. i3iuei
6rrrnOe u1o Die 6ltere Sdmeitcr oes
ciren pom teioen laBcn yliomnlcn
bcim See. Ser @~ciprGditoif mar
onSgcgollgcn un0 mie meiit in loI.
den 6oucn ling man an. lid @ite
81 ~cr5dhIen. WeGrcre wnren Id)on
bcladt worNen, oo ioote bic innae
Gomc 3n i0rem @ruSer: .grS6bIe
bod, Sttc. aud cinInal ocn Nit BON
nclllihl 0n meiBt ihon. meIden iH
mcincl Abcr bite crit, wcnn ib aus
Dem 3immcr bin"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
@ine @emein0e nte

8ormnnoidaft. Die etpo 1000 Sin.
mohner 5Gblenoe @cmcinoe @rcmgar.
ten bel Bern lit BON &egicrungsrat
untcr Gormunoidaft geitclt moroen.
Die poGig gelo. unO ~freoitloie @e.
meinoe ueriparf ben 8oranidla9 pro
1918 5meiulal, nesbalb feline Stelt.
crn be5ogen pcrocn f0nnen.
M on1er ideint MIR 5u reiien,
lin ieirc llc6ellauue cine 3citlang
on anocrn als sew0bnlih auSaulni.
icii.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
ecltcncr gcrnfSciicr.

Sn Der G9lodt bel 8ogrom
miiroe Dem iGdliiden @unOnr3t
SoI5oorf bonn Gegiment Yrin5
Gbriltion gleih 81 anfnng ser
S6lad)t ser Sub bon elmer Salt.
bisenfugel 5eridmcttert. 9luf Dem
@o6en bingeitredt, bemerfte er baIo
Darollf, faum 8polf Sdritte emf.
fernt, oen glojntonten bon 9erboil-
rp bon elmer au9cl 9etroifen ME.
0eriinfen uno @lut allsmerfen.
SaI5oorf fiirdJteno, ooB oicier 81.
fi5ier an Shlage Iterben wiirOc,
pcun nift ioiortise Silfe eridcine,
iGleppte lid inter furhtboren
Sdmer5en 5u inn bin, entnobn lei.
ncr Saide Snitrumente mo Ser.
bono5eug uno IieB i'm CUR gIoer.
Sod bcenoetcr Sdlodt muroen
beioe nod g8ien ms SoipitoI ge.
6radt, no Der Ioiutant> balls pie-
Der genas, n6breno Sal3oort ieic
Setter, mad bier Go9en itarb.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

MIS- Der orabiidr 8rommntifer
Sebujalo erinbr, aaB Der abalii Ga-
RIM ell Noidio in elmer granmnti-
i6cn Sro9c cnt1cAcuNcicBtcr auiiht
mar, itarb CT Dor SdnIcra.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-18
ORGANIZATION DEL
MINISTERI0 ALEMAN
Felipe scheidemann es presidente
del3consejo de ministries.

WEIMAR, 13 de febrero.-Ha
quedado definitivamente organiza-
do ell nuevo gabinete aleman con
los siguientes nombramientos:
Felipe Scheidemann, jefe del ga
binete; Gustavo Noske, ministro de
guerra y marina; Preuss, ministro
de 10 interior; Sandsberg, ministrc
de justicia Muller, ministro de co.
mercie; Bauer, ministro del traba-
jo; conde Won Brockdorff-Ran
ministro de relaciones exteriores
Won Richtoff, sub-secretario de re-
lacioness.; Schiller, ministro de ha-
cienda Goisberg, ministro de CO.
rreos y telegrafos y los siguientes
ministries, sin cartera: Matias Ez-
berger comisionado del armisticio.
jefe del partido centrista y ex-se-
cretario de, estado: Eduard David
presidente de la Asamblea Nacio-
nal; Y Herr Wissel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-18
Pinturas de los Origenes
del Bolshevikismo


sencial de los hechos, para poder-
Sc dar rcuenta de ellos, y agrega q.
los asesinatos de personals indie
fensas Ell las GALES de Petrogrado
Sc suceden a menudo. Anade tam
bien que los Guardias Rojos sc
apoderan de las propiedades sin
ningdn procedimiento legal, y rap
tan y violan las j6venes, arro-
j3ndolas luego al arroyo, donde Sc
ven obligadas a seguir las practi-
cas- del NAL vivir.
La libertad de prensa y libertad
de palabra han quedado suprimi-
das por complete, Y ha habido ca
Sos en- que para espantar la bur
guesia Sc han atado a acusados
inocentes espalda a espalda, y Sc
les ha arrojado al rio desde un
pen0n. Asl mismo sc ha proce-
dido, con ensanamiento y perver-
sidad increibles, a matar de ham,
bre los que no comulgan con ell
bolshevikismo, privandoles por
complete de toda clase de alimen-
ltos. Una de las actividades prin-
cipales de los bolshevikis ha con-
sistido ell la remission al exterior
de cuantiosas sl1mas de dinero deS-
tinadas producer levantamientos
y originar trastornos sociales.
Estas eclaraciones que el reve-
rendo Simons ha expuesto EN- for
ma detallada y precisa revisten inu
sitada gravedad en- vista de ante
cedentes que los apoyan, en- ell sem
lido de que las primeras activida-
des de los terroristas rusos tuvie-
ron como punto de partida los ba'
rrios del East Side de Nueva York,
donde residen los israelitas que
han emigrado de Europa.
Ell declarante observa que la f.
nalidad Y tendencia del bolshevis-
mo y de los l. w. W. son de una
similitud extraordinaria yque cl
pligro que emana de cualquiera de
estas dos entidades es igualmente
grave. u '.a''' ~
Russia en- la actualidad es una
nacion muerta. Petrogrado, que
antes de la revoluci6n era una ciu-
dad fioreciente Y hermosa, con una
poblaci6n de mas de dos millones