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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
People of Japan
Cheer Monarchs
for First Time

~ lNV Aetotiutcf Trees
TOXIC, July 5.--For the first time
IN the history Of Japan. the people
have chcercd their monarchs Pop
ular celebrations were held in Toxic
70 celebrate the fifticth anniversary
~ the removal 81 the imperial capital
from kioto 60 Toxic aud the thirticth
anniversary ~ the establishment Of
Toxic as a municipality.
For two days the people OF the
metropolis gave themselves up to en-.
thusiastic reJoicings. The city was
gay with festoons. flags and magnifi-
cent evergreen arches
Emperor YoshihitO. with the con
sort and Crown Prince Hirohito, drove
through the packed street in opcn
coaches and bowed IN acknowledge
mcnt of the respectful "banzai" Of the
multitudes
IN the past the Emperor ~ Japan
has rarely made his appearance in
the public streets and has always been
received IN silent homage The recent
ovation after the Western idea is re-
garted so n democratic approach Of
the Emperor TO his people In other
words. Japan is responding 70 the
democratic spirit abroad in the wirld
The municipality presented 90 the
Emperor and Empress several historic
comments and pictures concerning the
capital The pavilion used for the
principal ceremonies In Ueno Park
was specially erected in pure old Jap
snese style. the roof being thatchei
with the barry Of cryptomerias and the
outer walls being covered with green
cryptomeria leaves The walls inside
were beautifully decorated with gold
dust and covered with screens and
curtains having designs Of flowers
and birds,
A procession rcconstructing the an.
cient da;nyo corteges and lanterns
and flag professions We're included In
the celebration which was commemo-
rated, also by the issuing Of a special
postage stamp
Every house. from richest to poor
est bore in front an exquisite pancr
lantern surmounted by spray OF
cherry blossom flowers.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06

where dcuGhtou refreshments were
served rhose n the marty were Mrs
ss,hfpcrs Mrs liawn. Mrs. J. C. No
Ian. Ma. iraut lnNnrtt Mrs, !, ".
lunsgnu Itl NIS Vtrlard sims
Mira iia1,K isunse Mira Waiter
stephens Nfs 49, !. schrocr. anil
Mis- C4tl4tI sns f0rmrt "a p4'ts
cniHN = Vs vr,k end ~ Corps
CHRISTI 'sht} We. gr,sir at he
Nucces enjoying The bathing and see
lng use sights n the city
Lieut. John H. Smith who has been
With the SiNfh Division ln Germany. ~
81 guest at the hotnc ~ his sister MIS-.
q NJ Niti4er
Miss Clara Peterson ~ san Antonio
Is NlsltluE bier parents. NJ. and MIS-,
a o. Peterson
Miss MARY Jane liln who was sew
rrai sgms aso % pupil % ne King
school IS s.aitug her sister Mrs. NJ
a. White Miss mn viii return To
hti homo in raiaclos tho end % tins
week.
sirs " A Ctmrion ana three child
res sro here from VI waukcr. WIS.
fhuN afc quests in tho home ~ their
brother ana sister Mr. and MR. +. J.
Mls T. W Hutchinson u Yoakum
Hnd Mrs = D. Krrsh ~ Palestine.
NlNNAtt ANi FIrlfI 'l ~ it'Nh MUS
art quests so TIRE kres home.
Nfe f HaNrs spent The wccl.
cna ir Corpus Christi as the guest ~
NJ and Mrs u a Dlmmick
Sizes &C. g. fiHfn amt children have
returned from 81 visit with relatives
in Yorktown Paul fl1to a student
from thc University of Texas IL at
hufuU fnr the summer vocation.
Mts = ~ Dunlap. Mrs Geo. A.
a,1 and Nrs r. IS whltson lott
IT. edlv morning 90 spend the month
nf luIN iu Corpus caristi
MIS- rrsnk hnrt Mrp. CHARLES
inwbOfi and Mrg Lester GruVor. ail
~ Hnrrishurg ohio. arrived MONDAY
morning aud were euosfs az the Nor
+ firw faf sreersi iass. Their drs
tnltlor is Rlvcrin. whore they will
visit rem,iycs
Nssos CLARA ANA Mabel Nelson le,t
Monday night on go 1ay leave ~
ahserce GO VISIT their parents Mr. and
Nrs o Nsison in California They
expect te meet their brother ~ q
NeisuU Houston. Ted has been
sfst iunrd n New Orleans and expects
an rafiA discharge from the navy
Nf> Hoht Ferguson accompanied
~ her SON stuart whom she went "a
meet in Houston returned TucsdaV
evening stuart Is home ON fufiough
BUR expects MS tizcharre from the
raNv ~ an rarIy date
Nr ana Mrs T. N Watkins who
have hotn avn. from kingstille for
-erffl ydHrs arrived last saturday
anf wera fhr guests ~ Mr. and Mrs
T. 20 Ffsff units Wednesday morning
wher thcN iofi far Port OConnor.
whore fhsy WIN remain until they can
zee uoesrasion of their home here
Mrs r. n smith ard children lcf'
fnr Runee Tuesday morning 20 visit
AZ. ~trifhfe unrrrf~ Air nnt Mrs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
RUMANIA H Ais
RETURN OF king.
and HIS QUEEN
Royal Pair Greeted With
Acclaim and and Joy by
Populate

.
''su ife~t
n. Nt't AZ hum"nia. July 81 hing
r'iniNNhA anu queen Mario received
81 'N"''on ana were shoWefet with
" Lowers az every railway station in
'AnsS wanna When. q few DAYS AEQ,
sneN mN0e theF formal entry INTO
.'.As country ss soNefclrns FOR
nearly -FOUR hundred years lransyl-
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Long live oar Sovercignr
The iourns, ,vas .,,l. ..-,f, t,
trnin and naf,i. III. s,,,.-...li..
Artcai which IL IL. rr,. t,,., Z.
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border Nr N R~airles-, e..,,-..ss,,,
ing he Local -axsr,,r,srt a..,sr.5 =,
King Tcrdinaus fba. N. p,,.,,.i,,,
rcople had lorr v,o,t.i ~, .t,. ,,,,
mon. Whom +h,,r ..,.r,,..., ,,.,,,ll
cross Tho Threshold IN rr@rs,.i,e,,i..
and redeem, The .o,,.r,. f,,,,, bond
age Of IS. au.trs, rg,,r...~,sr. M,
assured the KING ,hst ~ ~e,,.i, -
TrarSvivaria wer, I'd ON 81, tts,r 4.
votior nna lovalt, ~ l.i,, ,s a..
thew An b,il.i FL, s... - .t... 80. 20
t:or fro,, ~ fsr.i,,,. ,,.,,,.s-.,.' ..',
their unisy ,,itb tt,t, $500, o..
manians
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hf '"NtNt re
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p,,,,.r;. ''' p'""' V+ NieA'tF
~ NasFfsraa tne Ming and Queen
were given q reten,iou that lef, no
doaot ir ihc MIND q observers that
i"NiNt Trans. wanna OK Ruman'ans
was keAuiNr.s welcomed ot the people
~, N'NN tNNrp OF non-iatin origin.
At the rii"a, station and along the
.pH streets art shouted terms
1i Niiesi'oi e tleW Mn lesties rs they
""sseN V tNe'f altenc niles
ing 81, was NallN decorated with
."~f' manners aNH autographs ~ the
hlhf ana lAeen and on the principal
=. Vet1 tN'lfi NnAi AfeHe. W,fc erected.
i,'NDo'"ae ceremonies we're held in the
.llitnes "nN chimes were runE and
Whistles nlown as me royal procession
1891 'N. io"i as Indication Of
i't"tt. "N" Patriotism, thirty
'ft'A ,4tN native lfansY lNaniaus
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
AtRMAN KILLED WHEN HIS
PLANE CRASHES TO EARTH

~ mo NsFOolHtol TrNHH
LAYTON ckkia. Juif e.-I.lcut G..
q Hutchinson. of Chillicothc. Mo, was
Killed ~ Vauls Valley late yesterdas
when hia alrplane crashed to earth Il
WAS learned hero tciaN. He had been
detailed from Post field Lawton. 10 fly
az a soldiers homecoming celebration
Forest Thomas. pauls Valley news
raperndu who was flying with Lieut..
Hutchinson escaped with e'iEht in
lurics.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
BATHING SUITS.

special iOi oi Ladies wool hain-
ing suits. July Sale $3.50
Assorted iot of Mems and
Women Bathing suits. worth
SL5O and - 80, July sale CSC
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
TENNIS SHOES.

Men 5, Women, aud Children
Tennis Shoes. worth $50, spe-
ciai July Sales Sl.00
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
Movies Show Jess
Hoored Fiue Times
in Initial Round

bN rh~ Associated Priests
CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 5.-The
uncertainty rs to the number Of times
Jess Willard was Knocked down by
Jack Dempsey IN the first round Of
the championship contest at Toledo
on July I. was settled tonight, when
the first screening ~ the fight picture
film registered five clean knock downs
ny Dempsey
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
SILK SWEATERS.

4 beautiful assortment OF iino
Silk Sweaters AZ special July
sales prices. $500 TO $500
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
oVERALLs.

80 dozen Men 5 Blue Denim and
Exp So Striped OYeralls and
Jumpers. July sale Sl.75
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
JULY SALE OF SHOES.
MEN 8 SUITS

$1,000 Mems Palm Beach
~aifs So eS
$3.50 Paine beach and hool
kieth suits S9.ss
$1,000 and si1 30 Men >um-
iaer Suits Jaiy sale. sll.9S
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06

When Nnr want % invest IN certain
returns. Use Caller display spare.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
SILK SHIRTS

a very special offering i'm
Mons Silk Shirts, neat stripes.
July Sales $500
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-06
WHITE DRESSES

l-NlIo, VINO N0ilo DroesoS,
Jmy sales, S4,4S
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-05
GIRLS FR0CKS TO BE SHORT
Will Continue of Comfortable Width,
but Are Not Designed to Reach
Below the Knee.

A great deal of satin and taffeta Is
being used for children's dresses for
next season and there seems to be a
leaning to dresses that are a tribe
short-waisted, especially for the young
er girls. Little girls dresses show
skirts Of comfortable width and they
are decidedly short. One designer
openly insists that up to the age OF
ten no child's dress should reach n Or
below the knees. Guimpe dresses are
being shown, made usually OF serge.
They are not merely suspender frocks,
but have quaint little low-necked ana
sleeveless bodices. Natural color pom
! zee is a favorite material for the ac-
companylng guimpe. although white
lingerie materials may be used ana
some bright-colored silk guimpes ap-
pear.
Girls Of over ten are smartly dressed
for school in plain or plaid o skirts
and comfortable smocks or lddie
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-05
PRETTY THINGS IN F0ULARD
Partisan Dressmakers Are Turning Out
"Creations" That Are Much More
Than Ordinarily Attractive.

An excellent piece of advice for the
surnme is: "NVhen in doubt, choose
foulard." Foulard has again come
into it's own kingdom; never has this
delightful silk been more lovely, never
has it been produced in more delicate
and original colorngs. The Paris
dressmakers are doing rather wonder
full things with spotted foulards. They
are using the spots as a groundWorK
for silk or wool embroideries and pro-
ducing really amazing results by sim
ME means. For example, q little
chomise dress Of black fOulard was
dotted over with large white rings.
At the hem, for a depth of twelve
inches, these rings were worked g
on the outside with japonica pink SIX
and c~overed-that is to say, the inner
round-with a miniature lattice OF sill
yer threads. The same embroidery
was applied to the front and BACK OF
the bodice and the sash was made OF
iaponica pink satin ribbon with black
and white tassels. 1t was charming
this little dress, and so simple; any
one could achieve ii. Rings or stripes
may be decorated in this way with col
ored silks and metallic threads. lrreg
ular designs, too, can be outlined OIL
filed in.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-05
PAINT faded HAT
Some Effective Hand Touches
for Headgear.
Any Number of Simple Designs May
Be Worked Out by Woman Who is
at All Clever With Brush
and Coiors.

If IFS the old straw hat that is look
Ing nretty much the wOrse for wear,
but still has possibilities to carry it
through the rest of the summer, you
might treat it with the paint brush.
Usually the hat that begins to look
Seedy so early in the race is a light
hat. So the first thing to do Is to give
IT n hrand-new complexion. Cleanse
it, and then let it 20 at that-as 1ar
MS the background is cOncerned-or
treat it to any kind Of hat dyes on
the market. The painted hat Is most
effective when it's first of all n black
hat, rs witness the stunning examples
in the millinery shops. So you VIII
do we'll to let the new coat be a blacN
one. or nj least Il deep blue or purple.
One apprcciahle thing about this RAD
for trimming n hit Of h~eadgear WIN
oil colors is the effectiveness OF Dig
simnlc, rather splaShy designs as com
pared with the insigniiicance of more
tedious decoration, particularly IL lhe
hat be sport and the straw rather %
a coarse variety. COlorful conVen
tional fruits and flowers are eXcelleh'
choices. They may be placed pre-
cisely or with new art freedom OF
crown or brim, wherever you choose
or wherever they are calculated to D.
most becoming.
Delightful in an entirely indivldua
way are the bird and animal motll
for the brims of hats for the wee people
II you apply them where hat banu
usually go, you can make a stencI
band and expedite them with aimo'
lightning rapidity.
But maybe you would like to get
bit ahead of the season. In that cas-
you will treat yourself to a chapeau !
a pastel velvet and treat the velvet
some straight-stitch motifs, worked I
in tinsel. or to n stunning embossed c
feet that is achieved by cordlng a Il
sign in all-over effect over the VINO
surface of the hat.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-05
Pretty Corner Decoration.

pieces of wood. The horizontal pieces,
too, must be cut to fit against the sides
of the upright pieces. Into the ends
of the upright pieces email brass balls
are screwed, and suitable articles for
this purpose can be obtained from any
hardware store at q small cost.
The pieces Of bamboo that are fas-
tened across the corners of the frame
| should be about half the thickness OF
the other canes. The ends OF these
canes must be cut to fit into their
places, but can be fastened in place
without plugging them. The ends OF
all the other pieces must be plugged
with wood.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-05
HAIL THE GEORGETTE GOWN
Always More Popular Than Any OF
the Sheer Lingerie Materials
and Launders Easily.

A gown or blouse made of white or
light-coIOred g%eorgette, particularly II
il is a one-fabric affair, will usually
be found more serviceable than a SIM
liar garment made of n of the sheer
lingerie materials, such as organdie,
cotton wolfe, etc. The georgette gar
ment can be washed with soap ana
water, but It does not require the Wig
orous treatment that a cotton fabric
needs to make it look fresh and new,
and certainly the amateur laundress
can handle the georgette more easily
than one Of the cotton fabrics.
Tunic and tier effects are being fea-
tured In the styles now appearing for
fall and winter. These will vie for
honors with the redingote and barrel
silhouette frocks, but fortunately
there need be no real rivalry. as the
~redingote dress especially is distinct
ly a style that belongs to daytime ap'
parel.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-05
JUST TIE THING FOR C0RNE
Pretty Decoration for Holding FLOW
ers or Fern May BE Put So
gether at Small Cost.

Suggestions for filling up even Ia
corner Of a room in these days {
high prices will be useful to many c
our readers who may be furnishing
and the pretty corner decoration c
which we give II sketch can be MAD
at a very small cost.
1t is composed of eight pieces o
bamboo arranged in the name shown
and hung across the corner OF tn
room by means Of two picture ring
| screwed into the bamboo at the point
indicated by the crosses in the sketci
Suspended from the top bar in I'd
| center is a small pot containing
| fern; but if preferred, of course How
| ers could take the place Of the fern.
The bamboo should be Fastened Il
| gether with thin, sharp nails, an
where necessary, the ends of the bar
boo should be plugged with lit.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-05
Navy Figured White G~eorgette
Gives Us This Dainty Blouse OF Elk
qulsite Charm for Miss 1875 Summer
Wardrobe.
Dainty EriIis of Lawn.
Wardrobe

One and twO-inch frills Of lawn eth
er hemmed or used In a double thick
ness Is one of the daintiest trimmings
that can be used on fluffy wash sum-
mer frocks. On the organdies so good
right now, voiles and ginghams, 1t Is
charming to edge sleeves, necks. out
line boleros, pockets and trim skirts.
For children's frocks particularly 1t Is
a simple appropriate looking trimming
And speaking Of children. one can
get a great many ideas that are just
cs effective and smart looking fol
grownups' frocks, blouses, smocks
| sweaters and hats, by looking at th'
pretty handmade dresses in both chill
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-05

dren's and babies speciality shop win
dows. The embroidery used on hats,
too. displayed in milliners' windows
is often a clever pattern to adapt to
dresses, for the stitches are nearly al
ways the kind that make a show with
little work.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-05
Smart ParsSoI.

A g~ood-looking parasol of navy blue
taffeta was frightened by touches OF
red and white on ribs and handle. The
white handle was finished with q large
ivory ring.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-05
Pretty Coiors.

Blue and white is a very common
color scheme for bedrooms, and almost
any combination Of blue and white Is
pretty for rugs. Those made In SHADES
of tan and brown are lovely for q yell
low room.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-05
Short Sleeves Once More.

A suit with sleeves not quite full
length seer in a Fifth avenue shop
window suggests the coming vogue
for short sleeves in all garments.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-05
J H. v 80 aS
Wonderland
in Indiana on
Lake Michigan
Should Be
Saved for the
\ People !

ANTED: The Dunes National park
in the sand dunes of indiana Oh
tho shore of Lake Michigan be-
tween Gary and Michigan CITY,!
The middle West has visited ,le
Fairgrounds of the people III 'ne
scenic West-the national parks Oh
tho Rockies. Sierras and Cascades.
II has found them good. 1t has faileh
~ love with the national park idea.
Now if Is asking: "Why not a ma.
fiona, mark right here, instead OF
half way across the continen'' for
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-21
Uf! EiCalemel? Trastor-
ma TODD su ORGANISING
Dele de usar esta droga peligrosa
antes de que lie produzca sail
v~acion. les horrible!

listed Sc siente bilioso, tardo y
constipado. Y cree que necesita e. pc
ligroso calomel para Impair sus IN
testinos Y corregir el higado.
Lea nuesrra garantia. Pida en- Ia
droeueria una botella de "Dodson's
Liver Tone" Y tome una cucharada
. In noche. Sino le %corriie e. higa-
do y arreg!a 81 sistema mucho me-
jor que Ell calomel sin causarle dolo-
res o nauSe2s, puede listed volver a
Ia bosica q que lie devuelvan su d.
nero.
81 hoy toma calomel, manara Sc
se2t;ra d6bil. enfermo Y cen nauseas.
No pierda IN dia de trabajo. Tome
una cucharada del ~inofensivo bod
sons Liver Tone" en- Ia noche Y Sc
levantara perfectamente bien al dia
sicuiente. rs absolutamente inofen-
sivo ' puede darse a los niAos en-
cualquier tempo. No QUeGe causar
salivaci6n nj tampoco tiene dieta.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-21
ESPARzA DESOBEDECE

Nc Gregor. TexaS.-De este pueblo
escribe ell ST.. ESparZa a n casa de
Miller and Co. diciendo 10 siEu!ente:
"SenoreS: Con esta fecha eScrI0o
Ia presenLe para decirles que creo en-
Ell Alma Cordial, por los resulCadoS
que me dicron dos cajas Y no Segul
scs direccioneS como SOn. pero eSpe-
70 tener completa satisfaction con es-
te pedido por ! oGue les adjuntu Il eS-
"a cinco pesos para que me manden
cinco cajas mas. s. :. 5. Enrique
Esparza. Route ;, Nc. Gregor. Te-
xas." Para resfrios paSadoS, CiSiS,
catarro, debilidad. los, corazon, HI
gado, rinones, cSt6mago sangre I'M
oura. pulmoneS Y nerviOs deblieS use
Alma Cordial. De venta Dor todaS las
b~oticaS. s. Su botlcario no a tene o
no Ia quierc ordenar para listed. man
de TN peso Y noSoUoS So IA manda-
mos porte pagado. Sc DEEUELEE
nOBLE DEL PRECIO 81 no ALI
VIA 4 QUEEN LA USE. pirijaSe a
MILLER and co. ia. y. Dept. 80
San Antonio, Texas. tAuv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-21
LA C0NFERENC,IA
DE- PAZN NO UYO
SESSION AVER
Sc APLAZO PARA HOY
Sc debio a que Ell Console de
Guerra aliado tenia
rI,a raUDIrse
CUE reun.rSe

PARIS, Enero 20.-Anochc sc
anuncio que en- vista de que Ell Su-
premo Console de Guerra aiiado &C.
lebraria hoy una junta, el Congreso
de Paz 10 sc reuniria este dla. FL
Presidente Wilson Seri huesped del
SenaGo Frances, que dara en- su no.
o un banquete, en- Ell qne ell Prl-
mer Magistrate americana, pronun-
clara un discourse.
Gran interes esta dandose ahora,
nuevamente, 4 IA question de Ia eX-
traIici6n del ey-kaiser y del castlgo
que haya dc im~pon@rSele.
Scgun parecc, cada n de las
.grandes potencias, tiene preparadc
IN proyecto mas o menos definido
Sobre el particular, con exception de
Ia delegation de los Estados Unidos,
que Sc espera, sin embargo, que apo
yara cualquiera de las proposlciones
que ~favorezcan los otros aliados-
TambiGn Sc ha propuesto que n
C'ficina del Trabajo Sc establezca
como narte DE- Ia sociedad de las
naciones. para e~fectuar c~onvenios
internacionales sobre horas de en-
pleo, hygiene, condolences de las IA
protection contra las enfer-
medades c~ontraidas en- las labores, V
leyes que prohiban el trabajo de los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-21
OUEDO FORMULADA La
NUEVA CONSTITUTION
EN- ALEMANEA
Ella proOee que ell Presideate
del Imperio deberd durar
siete amos en- Ell poder
ypodrd ser reelecto

LONDRES. enero 20.-En un des-
pacho inalambrico Official enviado de
Berlin Y recogidO hoy aqui, sc dan
detalles acerca de Ia nueva Constitu-
ci6n propuesta para Aiemanla. for
mulada recientementc en- una confe-
rencia dc conocidas autoridades Ell
derecho constitutional. entire las que
Sc c~uentan Hugo Preuss, o~ecretarlo
de Estado del Interior en- 81 g]obterno
de Ebert.
Dicha Constitution. eXpreSa que e!
Imperio consiste de Sus ~anterioreS es-
tados componentes. ademas de los te-
~rritorios que por virtud del derecho
de la propia determination, dese&n
ser recibidos como micmbros integraE
ties del imperio.
Fl despacho declara que el pueblo
tiene el dcrecho de erigir nuevCs Es-
tados alemanes libres. S:cnlHrc que
tai EstadO cuente cuando c con
una peblaci6n de dos millones de habi
tantes. 81 el pueblo de un pals IL
mitrofe dcSea unirSe al imperlo ale
man, Sc requerira el asentimiento del
pueblo aleman.
e. PreSidente imperial que debera
ser clccto por eli pueblo, debera te-
ncr s. amos dc edad, y haber sido
ciudadano Ge Alemania cuamdo menos
desde diez anos antes dc su election
Debera ser elccto por n mayorla
absolute de todos los votantes del I'M
per;o FL PreSidente re~presentard al
impcrio. pcro las facultades para dc
.alarur Ia guerra o hacer Ia paz, Sc.
ran del Reichstag. FL Presidente du-
rara en- su oficio siete amos y po-
dra ser reelecto. FL gobierno I'M
periai cstara integrado por un camel
ilcr ' los ministries que seran ~clcctos
por cl Presidcntc del Reichstag. Fl
gobierno debera tener Ia c]onfianza
publica de los diputados y Sera res
ponsablc ante ell Reichstag.