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The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-10-09
Notice OF Trustees Sals

= ! &
/, J j Ingram, under the provisions
Of and by virtue of the authority con-
ferred upon me in deed ofirust ex-
ecuted by w I'll Houston and wife,
Mrs M II Houston OH the 10th day of
March 1918 to 3 j Henry to secure
certain Indebtedness TO said ) j Hem
nv which said deed of trust is record
ed in deed book 20 at page 572 OF the
records .Of deeds in the Chancery
clerks office of Neshoba county Miss,
my appointment as substitute trustee
undert the provisions OF said deed OF
trust also appearing OF record in said
book at said page, will on the 3lst
day of Oct, 1919 in front vi the court
house door at Philadelphia, Neshoba
county Miss offer for sale and will
sell at auction to the highest and
best bidder for cash during legal
hours the following described land
situated in Neshoba county Miss:
The E hf of > II qr and Sc Or Of the
NE Or section % township 9R 10 +,
Title believed to be good but will
convey as. trustee only
Witness my hand this Both day Of
Sept,19l9
r i INGRAM
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-10-09
LOCAL NOTICES
FARMERS or NESHOBA
COUNTY.

Y
Do you know cf one real pros
porous farmer in Neshoba county
who has cultivated hills and hills
only? Look around You, and you
will find that the really prosper
Gus farmers of Neshoba county
have made most of their money
on BOTTOM LANDS. They
have done this even without
much drainage. DO you know
what will come to Neshoba coun-
ty with the drainage of her creek
bottomsg
Ten years from now you will
ook out over the hills that sur
round you; the same hills all
washed and worn, and you will
wonder why you did not buy
Kentawka drained lands when
they were being sold at ridicu-
lous prices. This is nothing new
it is the history of every drain
age district in the state of Miss.
You know that Kentawka drain
ed lands are rich you know too,
that they are advancing in value
rapidly. Come around and see us.
Neshoba Land Co.
Philadelphia
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-10-09
j j Ipgram.
Substitute Trastee,
cHANcERY SUMMONS

The State of Miss.
10 Ffraneis / Graham, Homer q.
Graham and Rupert Il. Graham Of
Kpsse Texas,
Youand each of you are commando
ed to appear before the Chancery
court Of the county of Neshoba, in.
said state on the lst Monday Of Nov.
A ID 1919 to show cause, il and you
can why the final Acct. of A J Yates,
Admr. of estate Of D + Wood. decea-
sed should not be approved and allo-
wed. Wherein you are defendants
This 29th day of Sept A d 1919
T. Morrow, Clerk
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-10-09
doses OF Black -Draught.s

ooses Oh biacAT0rauBnI.
Seventy years of successful use has
made Thedford's Black-Draught Q
standard, household remedy. Every
member, of every family. at times,
need the help that Black. Draught can
give In cleansing the system and 70.
Nevtng the troubles that come from
constipation, indigestion, lazy liver.
etc. You cannot keep well unless your
stomach, liver and bowels are In good
working order. Keep them that way,
Try Black-Draught. It acts promptly.
gently and in q natural way. II you
feel sluggish, take a dose tonight
You will feel fresh tomorrow. Price
,2Dc. a package-ons cent q dose
An druggistA Q. @
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-10-09
Enumerators for 1920 Census

Enumerators for 1920 Census
About one hundred and fifty
enumerators for the 1920 Census
are wanted for the 5th Congress
ional District. Applications
must be filed by Oct. 10Th. The
tests will be held from Oct. 9th
to Nov. 1st. The enumeration
will be done in Jan. 1920. Send
your application to.
William J Shoemaker,
Supervisor,
Bay Springs, Miss.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-10-09
IRE espa IS Notice.

This is to warn all person Lot %
trespass en- the lands o,rne Deemer
Mfg. Go. We do notwish to be harsh
but the cutting of our timber must
cease, orA we will be compelled to
take steps to protect ourselves.
l1-l4-l3. Deemer Mfg. Co.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-10-09

MONEY TO LENDING piece of
constructive legislation ever eff-
cred such an opportunity to the
Mississippi farmer as Rural
-Credns ( DID you know that
you could borrow money on your
farm at 5I2 per ceit Interest!
Your farm lacks improvements.
You can borrow AZ 5 1 2 per cent,
invest the money in stock and
yield Il big profit. The prosperity
sof Neshcoa cnnpty's farmers lies
in borrow ed money, on l'sw inter-
est with long terms ;or payment.
Calm and talk it over with me.
Rand.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-10-09

TENANTS WANTED-I have a
few exceptional opportunities for
farm tenants. l want young mar
ried men why are willing to work
CT Rand
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-10-09
BIDS

Bids are now open to the people Of
the Providence Consolidated school
district for the required transfer wag
ons, see the trustees,
w B Willis,
w L Breazeale trustees
II P camblin,
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-10-09
I cHANCERY SUMMONS

The State Of MISSISSIPPI,
To John franklin
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery court of the coun-
ty of Neshoba, in said state en- the lst
monday of Nov. A, d, 1919 to defend
the suit in said court, of Mrs Allie
Franklin VS. John franklin. wherein
you are defendant.
This the 4th day Of Oct. A. D. 1919.
Morrow Clerk
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-10-09

WANTED-Young ladies for
training.
Meridian sanitarium,
At Meridian Miss
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-10-09
BUYING LIBERTY BONDS

BU I ING IIBEhI bONDO
am ip position to buy Lib
erty Bonds and will pay the
Philadelphia market price for
same.
Fl. L. Austin.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1919-10-09
CLAYTON T. RAND,
Attorney at Law

Makes q speciality of titles,
conveyancine and litigation in
volving the Law Of Real Proper
ty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26
Claims of Different
Belligerents Clash;
Germans Are Defiant

tConuuus,d frnm page one.l
~
president but thgfc Ia reason 10 be-
lieve that PREPARATION FOR var damages
was the nfsf serious problem they
sought TO solve. All tho data on =
Briuah. French and American posi-
lions on this question was before thfH
az the first meetin~ Tue-laN II iH
understood that the data ahur
agreement on virtually act features
except he total Hmuunt ven the
textuhl druu OF the reuuuadon ar
ticlca Of Sc peace treaty are ready
with a blank space awaiting for the
insertion Of thr amount
After settling the reunration pucH-
ton. the premiere and She president
viii consider She remaining main oh
Hiaclc- tho frauro-cermnn frontier
along the Rhine. With these questions
determined. The American delegation
nclletcs that a prompt conclusion oI
the peace treaty can be- accomplished
Such an execution ns CONCLUDING
the peace treaty hy no end 81 tho
present week. however. o. doubted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26

formcf president Of uc American Ma
uuual iivcsiutt association NJ
itfnri TOOK tor b. iopic. The RE-
crnaiuuction veHad Ne declared that
he was not nfnM cf the future. tor
hc had uhbuundei iath n the con-
moi 4rnan % America However,, he
viewed r. number 81 problems which
would demand rcluement For tho
nfat hc asked Il The time had not
come o. work out q c~onnifuriivc live.
stock uoiiCy which would regulate tho
industry fruHn ihc time D calf wnf
born until Tho drcsaad meat reachcd
me cqnsuwtr rhis would involve n
aiud' ~ au tiic sicre in thr lone chain
lcniint from tho mnch tnrouah stock
huNcfs SUD rsckrr and raiirnnds 70
ths uual ruffhnser
tts.-t~ for fuhiic nonlnin.
THO next problem Curalirrft tv Mr.
Heard vaa that ~ production lit n-
sisted thut 10 was necessary % fcf she
most out uf fhc ala, 600 600 Of ucrcs
~ public domain DC urged % ten-
Ncnr loaso in order thnt nio stock
ulnn mIHhf fanrs hia lHnds and proc
Vide Wttor for Dis cattle Tho adtiH-
ahiliif Of tufnlnF tac lands over o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26

hr.ou declared to Doe necessary poi en-
HNIr independent concerns Co. compete
successfully with che tirFrr packer
~ provides tlfu that Within aiN mou1ts
iiH railroad companies % nuruis.
Un adequate suppl. of r~rfrirDfafa
upon equal terms uui provides also
Goo I'd N'suHr upon packers
200 ]U'orua Nr Tomunsdu urged
fNHt thH association adopt resolutions
demanding that th, railroads h, tufn.
Un uHUh 60 private IHuds HH soon Hs
uH Dole and tnnt tHy Interstate COM
WH.t' commission hr granted th'
r bod l,fnru fhr puaanro oI
fI. railroad H.f is ALSO urged thuf
iUn u. taken n r'eani tu turning
H fhH publ. domain to tho state
ia.usHIuu ui thc gfazlnr system
moss b.. lHU ON fur Tornado ftrE, o..
was given hy e. g. FurHiuur BE-
..t. umeui rr1Hur examiner a. tho
I.. .HIH rtrfTr. nHlf uI tur lands
.f. u..I IUI HflrIuE Hud one half ufU
H,'i fr reserve special breeding pas
.H Ono provided and To- winter range
'.n reserved tn addition. Dunren.
Ntr cotton seed cake are ON
l....I '' supplement tho rrl avail.
.hi. 300 JOS thr rtH1ifH cot tNr HNr
.HI H,rD apparent When the other
f.|e reported .' per CHut iuas Hui
III" H.H cent fI|I tIup tNr iuruudt
r... h~HlsfDl 1 uu, per rsut ioss
H.| .n NH per cont Dlf ,ruu
So a tIuuuuI who vts % have
H"'.H f.H activities of thD cattle
.HHIH."H HHIrI Jailed fu arrive amt
u|. ..It Was shifted to TNursiat
W.f'Hs G.Irr. "a Webster ,huir.
tHlH ,I the Sew M,slUo delegation tp
fh, fItinuuI citing iu Denver. told
uI ihU Hrrumpl shmvrfs uf the state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26
HUNGARIAN TANGL.E
CALLS FOR QUICK
ACTION BY ALLIES
London Newspapers Regard Mag
ysr Uprising as Challenge TO
statssmnnship Of the Associated
Powers.

London. March cgAThe Lnndon
rfvHpn rfrs reEaui the action 81 Ham
Naft - d direct Challenge 70 the 40.
FuclHtcd powers and snll for nrm aud
sharp acton ln order 10 catabllah con-
troll o. The situation. The ualit Tti-
efftph commenting On conditions.
ayas
me Hunrafian government has
opcnR renowned the ufmin,lce. The
IMPERATIVE ohllratlou OF the hour D.
20 rcasaert our mastery Of the rlful-
tioa Tho associated powers poasoss
the mranh 60 DO no and there must be
8 radical removal OF tho idea that they
do rot pceNcss them Or are incapable
% using thcm. for this IDEA ID tho
sole explanation OF the recent dinpiny
90 recalciirarce IN Germany and 81
the nat defiance nov uttered In the
name Of hunEafS
The Times rass that the Germans
are Mains thc urs, which vas ex-
pertcd ~ thc Holshevik movement m
Hungary.
The different parties IN Germany"
SAYS the new paper "unr nrrfcd thai
the events IN Hungary must force the
assoclatcd powers 20 moderate their
demands ON Germany. hut they seem
~ present 10 Understand hat the as
ISOLATED powers Will not tolerate ans
nonsense Individual ministers arr
reported 10 have ussd foolish. defiant
ianEuoEe 20 the Crcwd. hut tho quiet
transfer o. the German merchant
ships oatweiEhts n amount Of vain
huaftinr
The huaInfsa az tho conference 4.
70 confirm the German government M
their conelclor the nothing b. to D.
got - sluINorauon or intnEue and
that the detecton Of Hungary Will no
more Induce D aides 90 wasor if
their decisions han the carefully
timed insurrrctiun in Egypt"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26

lairrnzoio. -. ~ Heard. George ~.
Mehateis Victor Cuihcraon aud r W
I~uninson. The music throughout
the evening was excellent Hll Me.
penre6 in several song numbers. both
solos and duets. Dancing following
from ~ 40 o'clock until $3.50 thia
morning.
This afternoon "a reception was hold
for TIE ladies Of the Htockmon az tho
W a. Reid home ON West TijsraH To-
uiGht, the mecrH for the Cowmcn, VIII
hc the armufy, where an exciting
series OF boxing matches have been
ufrenrcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26

TTTHT- MITTH IT-I0IUHTT Va
hrHt ~ m French mission in nuda-
pest has been wounded ana taken
i~firurcr hy forces ~ the new Hun
rnrInn government according o. n
report transmitted through Prague
Major Freeman u the Hritlah army
escaped from budapest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26
HungarisnP Premier
Slain; or Perhaps
Hes Just Pinched

, nernc. March s6-Accordlnr :
, a. an un-oniirmcd umn reach. :
, inr fr1Hur. from budapest Tor. Z
\ mrr Premier NaruIfl o. Hun =
\ aIft has been ausaasinnfed
u ~ =
copsnhaecn. March ae-Count =
\ Michael karolyl. former prem :
. lrr o. Hungary. has been arr =
, rested and Will be brought be- =
, fore a revolutionary tribunal Cor =
, tflni. a Nieuna dispatch 20 the Z
, Nauonal Tldenoe 81 Copenhagen I
, nay I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26
America Must Send
Allies Meat, Horses
And Cows Next Year


Eurupc rrcut and dairy rtauucts.'
pankrs Praises Aibn4ucfauc.
The mornings program was opened
~ Lieutenant. Governor n. D. Iuykct
% Santa Re. one OF the largest stock
raiscrs IN , state and q prominent
booster for stfoug o-rfanlTlsiOun
among the stochmen of tht Huff Tho
Governors topic was "l.orisintuu and
The Necessity for pfruni1tuonf ITO
considered organization in ths begin
MINK OF hts fcmarkr and Urged thUf
tho association be t~-oHdenrd until it
could huaet "a membership numbering
wen stock rfoWcr ln The slate. we
may got aauin ohirrtionHi members
De declared. but tlN great nulE Win
be COOL . can frfucmifr whom ! hnd
D. hlfr cattle thieves 90 keep Thorn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26

The tadlcf AID ana Missionary 10.
citu OF the baptist church viii have
a food sale and serve a luncheon Sat.
urday In the building next 10 Nc
uuaclfs Oroccteria. at Fourth and
Central
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26
OPEN

nniIt'- Cash aud TAR, b. ,luing
iu-Ht.- tutint, Don't walt ior sat
uHiuN HuHviuts tuup uus tima-
GOA tu,k ia at suy,iats.
rt"rv iny HERALD WANT ADS
fnd reip, SECURE positions, sc. articles
nu longer needed, rent hou1sa fats
uarfufr's store. ana real estate. find
'hD luai cell hnusss lots and farms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26

Brcathes thore o. woman with soul
dead mat fhc can rrsiHf reading
a magazine article on How 20 30
Hcauufulf'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26

Want TO trade that mmle FOR a
Eas wagoni Try the WANT AID
way.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-21
|r)veIltO deuT|
|ngeTlie:r 0
r|lexiCarlO
Encontr0 la manera de
utiIizar los rie!eS del
ferrocarriI para Ia
communication
te!ef0niCa

Ter.grprna E-pc~iol para Ii PRENSA.
LAREDO. Texas. noviembre ~
Sc va usar en- Mexico, por el 60
bierno cxclusivamcnte per una larga
temporada. IN invento del ingenlero
Felipe linda. de Colima, por el cual Sc
usaran los rielos de los ferrccarrlics
como c9nGdctores telefon!cos.
Las pruebas hechas por el cltado
iNgcniero dieron esplendido resultado
segjin So dice en- las informaciones re
cinidas de Co!ima. FL inventor colo
90 ,os aparatos telefdnicos sobre la
via del ferrocarril de Colima al
puerto dc. Manzanillo y Sc logro una
conversation tan clara como 81 huble'
ra sido hecha por los hilos relefoEl,
COS.
RI goDierno ccnsidera de suma utI-
l;Gad el inycnto del ingen!ero linda
cspecialmcnte para la campana m!tl-
tar. pucs hasta ahora las operaclo-
ncs contra los rebeldes sc han dlflcul'
rado Dor Ia frecuente destruction de
las lincas telcf6nicas del gobierno
de les ferrccarrilcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-21
HIjBO IN CONBATE
CERCAN|AS.
Dc T. VICTORIA
srrcgramo E,rc~io. para 1T FEE%$.i.

s,rcgrama Evpc~5o. para 1t rEEHS.i.
LAREDO. Texas, noviembre 20
De Ciudad Victoria. capital del Es-
tado de Tamaulipas, SC han recibido
noticias acerca de un combate libra
do carca De dicha capital, en- Ia Vi
la dc Casas.
Fl ccn1bate Sc libr6 e..tre fucrzas
del iefe carrancista Fortunate Zua'
qua. iefe militar de Tamaulipas. y un
grupo de rebeldes ccmandado por
Francisco Avalos, quien intcntaba a.
ta,ar Ciudad Victoria.
Los informes oficiales que del COM
bate Sc tienen en- Nuevo Laredo son
que Ia lucha fue npy sangrlenta,
habiendo rebeldes V carranclstas
combatido cuerpo a "cUerpo al dlspu-
tarse las posiciones. Sc dice que
Avalos q, Edo muerto en- el campo de
la lucha V que los rebeldes, al verse
sin iefe. dcjaron de luchar, retlran-
desc hacia el sur.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-21
Sc HABLA OTRA VEZ
De IA RENDICIOH
De NE|XU|ERO

Tt.>PrGwG ESPr"'c! T'@Tc Ia fEL.HN-I-
CIUDAO DE MEXICO, noviembre
2O.-Oficialmente Sc ha anunciado
que Pablo Gonzalez esta en- nuevas
conferencias con e. licenciado CUTLER
NO Meixueiro, lider del movimicnto
revolucionario. en- el Estado de OaXa-
ca, para lograr la rendicion incondi-
cional de dicho jefe al gobierno de
Carranza.
Gonzalez csta para abandonar la
jefavura de las operaciones en- el sur
de Ia Repuolica. para entregarse de
lleno q ia campana poIitica. Y Gesca
yer 81 logra la rendicion de uno de
los euemigos de mayor pcder que tie
ne el gooierno carrancista.
Gonzalez ha informa6o que espera
confiadamcnte en- un buen resuitado
de sus gesticnes cerca del licenciado
Meixueiro Y cue una vez rendido di-
cho jefe revolucionario, Ia pacifica-
ci6n en- cl Estado de OaXaca sera O.
bra facil para Ell gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-21
UNAS TROPAS DE ORTIZ VAN A
CANANEA A COMBATIR A
LOS YAOUIS
y,,,,,a,ne E,.r-.al para la PRENsA

Teiecrrrno EsDc-!al para LA PRENSA
NOGALES, Arizona. Novlemore
20.-Ayer lego a esta poblaclon VI
destacamento de fuerzas carrancistaS
procedentes de Ortiz Y hoy en- Ia ma
rama salieron para Cananea, haolen'
Go sldo agregados al tren de pasaJe'
res los carros que las condrcen.
Este movimiento de tropas st de
bio que fueron pedidas a!gunas
fuerzas para con-3atir a una horda
de indios yaquis oroncos que estar
operando actualmente en- la parte
oriental de Ia frontera de Sonora.
Segun Sc dice, los yaquis Sc estar
dirigiendo del Sur hacia Nacozari c
sus cercanias, siendo de notarse que
en- csc distrito Sc esta desarrollandc
una lucha de importancia entire las
fuerzas caraacistas Y las diversaS
bandas de indios reheldes que nero,
dean en- el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-21
ElERCICADlENTE PROTESTA FL
GOBIERNO AMERICANA POR FL
NVJEVO ARRESTODEMIR JENKINS
Envila una nota n1uy fuerte el Dpto. de Estado
Adverte en- ella que 81 no Sc pone nmedta libertat
al consul americana las relacones entire los dos
paises sufriran IN quebranto

T-lscrc5rr FsD~-i1l prrc 1t PRENSi.
WASHINGTON. Novlembre 20
El Departaento de Estado envio la
Ciudad de Mexico una nota suma-
mente energica en- relacion con el
asun-o jenkins.
Dice Ia nota citada que el gobler-
no americana Sc halla grandemente
sorprendido y aG,niraGo a cauSa as
las noticias recibidas sobre cl nuevo
arresto de jenkins. muy especialmen-
te dado que ha tenido que sufrir
grandes perdidas ' muchos padecl-
mientoS anteS.
En- seguida pide IA nota cue sea
puesco en- ljbertad inmediatamente '
advierte que en- case dc que Jenkins
sea victima De nueyas molestias en-
10 successive. clio tendra que ejcrcer
una influencia sumamente desfavora-
ble sobre las relaciores entire Mexico
Y los Estados Unidos Y Qua q GO
bierno mexicanO ser5i el umCo res
ponsable de tai incidente.
Creese en- los clrcuioS dIp!omaclcoS
Que sea esta una de las notaS mas
enercicas que Ie hayan sido dirigidas
g Mexico ' que q menoS de que ten
ga como conSecueHcia una accion
conciliatoria de partc de! gobierno
de CarraHza. Ia situacioa intcrnacio-
nal sera afectaGa muy sacramento.
Dice Ia nota que esta ha sido cs-
crita con p!eno conocimiento de los
hechos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-21
Fl. CAS0 JENKINS
SECUN FL NEW
YORK Times"
Trata largameRte en- una edl-
toriaI eI asunto y predi-
ce que da:a lugar a
aIgunas dificultades
T,,,n-nr,r r.rrrini r=rn =: TPEN:5+s-

T,'x
NUEVA YORK, Noviembre ~
FL "caso jenkins" en- su segundo as
pecto. ha sido comentado hoy por
The New York Times" en- su sec
ci6n editorial. Isl Jenkins,-dice ell
editorialista, fue parte en- su proplo
plagio por los individuos de Cordoba,
demcstr6 una inaudita e lncrelble
falta de precaucion, pues que cons
pir6 tan publicamente. que doce de
sus peones Sc enteraron bien de ia
conspiraci6n para servir mas tarde
de testigos de cargo"
Pero (agrega el periodlco en- su
comentariol todo parece ser una
impostura a juzgar por los datos fl
dedignos que Sc tienen. Tenemos, por
ejemplo, una carta que jenkins es-
cribi0 a su padre con fecha sels de
noviembre. En- ella dice el agente
consular: He estado siendo acusado
falsamente; el rescate que Sc eMglo
por mi libertad fue pagado por mi
despues de multiples dificultades.
Ahora ME prepare salir del pals Y
solo espero, para hacerlo, arreglar
todos mis- negocios."
No vendra pronto, ST. embargo,
Jenkins los Estados Unidos,' (con-
tinua el periodico. Su asunto Sc ha
conocido demasiado Y mas tendra que
conocerse, para que Sc le permita sa-
lir de Mexico
Es necesario (prosigue) tomar en-
cuenta todas estas circunstanclas:
ell tempo que paso entire el plaglo Y
liberaci6n de jenkins Y su arresto
por las autoridades de Puebla. Slete
dias estuvo jenkins en- manos de sus
plagiarios Y cuando Sc logro su IL
bertad, fue llevado el plagiado dl-
rectamente a un hospital de Puebla,
para que Sc le atendiera pues Sc ha-
llaba enfermo.
Ell Juez local que conoci6 prlmera-
mente del asunto declare a jenkins
libre de toda complicidad en- el pla-
gio Y habl6 de el en- eXcelentes ter
minos, senalandolo como una persona
amiga, respectable miembro de la CO.
lonia americana y de reconocida ho-
norabilidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-21
Sc CREE PROBABLE QUE SEA
SOMETIDO DE NUEVO Ell
TRATADO AL SENADO
l.c,,r,o ,rs,,e:a! para Ii PRENS4.

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WASHINGTON, Noviembre 20
Dijose hoy en- la Casa Blanca que el
Presidente Wilson no tenia declara-
cion alguna que hacer acerca del fra
case del Senado para ratificar el ira
tado de paz.
El Presidente Wilson esta traba-
jando en- la redaccion del mensaje
que enriara al Congreso con motive
de la aperture del periodic orsinario
de sesiones Y Sc considera probable
que vuelva a someter el referido do
cumento Ia aprobacion del Senado.