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The state herald., 1919-01-03
LEAGUE TO END WARS
WILSON DIMES WITH SoLUERs
AND SENDS CHRISTMAS
GREETING.
Are Inspiration for YuietIde
ceIebr alton.
western Newspaper Union New. Service,

western Newspaper Union News Service
Washington, Dec 2G.-America eel
ebrated victory Christmas. The SOL
diers and sailors who made such .
Christmas possible had large part
In the celebration. Though large
proportion of the military force Of tho
nation remained overseas. those who
have returned were given q welcome
In every community and had q major
part In the days celebration.
In Washington the day was cele-
brated quietly. but whole.heartedly.
For the first time in the nations his
tory Christmas was not observed at
the White House. President Wilson.
in France for the peace conference,
spent the day with the American
troops at the front. Members OF the
cabinet and of Congress spent the day
with their families.
President Wilson sent to the Amer
lean people the following Christmas
message:
Il hope that II will cheer tirc peo-
pie At homo to know that find their
boys over here In fine form and In
fine spirits, esteemed by all those
with whom thcy have been associated
In the war and trusted wherever they
go. and they will also. am sure. be
cheered by the knowledge of the fact
that throughout the great nations with
which We have been associated In this
war, public opinion strongly sustains
all proposals for Just and lasting
peace and close cooperation Of the
self-governing peoples Of the world in
making that peace secure after its
present settlements are formulated.
Nothing could constitute a more ao-
ceptable Christmas reinsurance than
the sentiments which I find ever.
where prevalent"
Chaumont.-President Wilson spent
Christmas in the heart of Americas
military organization In France. For
the first time an American executive
assumed the actunl role OF comman-
der-in chief of the United statos army
In foreign territory.
After passing through the fields OF
the Marne battles OF 1914 and 1918 on
special train Tuesday night. the
President arrived at American head
quarters here at . O'Clock Christmas
morning.
The President. after u brief rccop-
tion at the Hotel do villa left fo,
Lahgres. where he reviewed and nd.
dressed the troops. From there he
went to Montlgny.lc.Roi. hcadquar.
ters OF the Twcnty.sixth New Eng
land) division. and helped the dough-
boys eat their special Christmas
Chow"
Returning to Chaumont, the presi.
dent reviewed the headquarters gar.
rison. The troops were drawn up In
tho big courtyard about which the
army executive buildings stand. VII.
sons automobile circled the court.
yard. then sped up tho broad boule.
ward TO Con. Porshings' chateau.
The President loft for London At 6
o'clock Inst night.
"Ths arrival of .Prssident Wilson
In ono OF tho greatest events IN our
own and In American history" says
tho Times In IN article Of welcome 10
England 10 tho American executive.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
t,ly's wlr Lo.... ro.sl a,soo 900.

New York.-ltaly's losses In killed.
wounded. dead OF disease. disabled.
missing and prisoners aggregate 4.
100000. according 10 Col. Uso Pissarsi.
10 OF tho Italian army who arrived
hers recently on II mission for his gov.
ornmcni. lie gave out figures ampii.
fying announcement made In Paris by
salvn,orc BarEiini. former membss
OF tho Italian cabinet, that Italy had
lost 100000 men In killed or dead OF
wounds In the war.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
Living Cost Advances 81 Per Cent.

New York.-The cost of living in
New York state has increased 90 per
cent since 1914. according to figures
made public by the Consumers League
OF New York. The figures taken from
records of actual living expenses OF =
100 women. showed an average week
ly budget Of S1<.62. including room
and board. s6.67: clothes. Sa.Go; car
fare. medical care and incidentals.
s335. The average weekly budget for
n working woman In 1914 was 80.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
sleu.h'. VII. Bound and Gagged.

Bisbee. Arix.-Discovered by her
husband. Department OF Justice
operative stationed In BIsbee. In their
home. with ropes tied around her
wrists and ankles and rubber bali
In her mouth as gag. Mrs. r. c.
Singer said she had been held pris.
oner fer more than an hour by a
stranger. who. after ransacking her
husbands trunk for papers. had es'
caped.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
French Troops Battle At odessa.

Odessa.-rhcrc was sharp fighting
throughout the city for several hours
Dec. IS In which 5000 French troops
participated. French cannon on tho
water front and the big guns Of the
French -battlcship Justice fired over
tho city bombardins the Republican
camp beyond.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
REPORT KAISER KILLED.

Paris. Dec. 2s.-Rumors that tho
former emperor OF Germany has been
nssnssinatcd became current in Paris,
notably In tho Chamber OF Deputies.
Thursday evening. There II not tho
slightest confirmation Of the report
up 10 the present
The state herald., 1919-01-03

Cost Of womsn's Cost Nearly Trsblsd.
Chicaso.-At the hearing Of packing
house employees for wage increases bs.
fore Federal Judge Alschuler. Miss
Ethel Kelly Of Kansas City testified
that q womsn'a coat that cost si475 y
year ago nov costs 1ah.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
Hundred Killed In Berlin RlotInu.

London. Nearly 100 persons were
killed In the street fighting which bs-
gan In Berlin on Tuesday morning. 40.
cordins to reports from the German
capital. transmitted BY the Exchange
Telegraph correspondent At Copsnha.
gen. Ths kspublicaa Euarcs tried
several times 70 take tho royal sta.
blss and tho headquarters Of the rs-
voting sailors. but wsre rspuissd.
Many soldiers belonging TO the Berlin
guard and . few Of the Ropubiicaa
guard Joined the sailors. vorwasrts
pspofts.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
Japanese oeIeoatss Land In Frl,eo,

San Franoisco.-Barou Nobuaki Ma.
kino. head of the japanese delegation
en- route 10 the Versailles peace con.
ference. arrived hero from Japan on
the steamer Tenyo Maru. The party.
which included several high govern.
ment officials Of Japan. departed for
New York.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
German D,sd Near Two Million.

New York.-whcn the total German
casualties arc published the number Of
dead will BE- about 100000. according
to tho Colosne oasstte. Up to Oct.
s5 the total Casualties reported were
e.ose.7ss. Of whom more than %.7bo.oo0
were Prussians.
The state herald., 1919-01-03

Huns and Turks Sever Relations.
Par's.-Copics Of the vossiohs zsl.
,uns received hors declare relations
between Germany and Turkey have
bson severed.
The state herald., 1919-01-03

No More Titlss for Hun Aristoeraey.
Amstcrdnm.--rhs German govern.
ment has announced thn, no more
titles. honors or decorations will bs
conferred.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
REBELS WANT vANks TO COME.
German Women Seize Rifles and Join
In Defense Of Palace.

London. Dec. 2s.-Wives and sweet.
hearts OF the mutinous German sailors
have seized rifles and joined In de.
tense OF the royal palace against the
civil guards. according to dispatch
filed In Berlin Wednesday night and
received by the Express Friday.
Although the sailors have technical.
ly surrendered. they refuse TO leave
the city and have announced they will
continue TO support Chancellor Ebert.
who permits them to remain.
''Thc city Ia on tho verge Of an.
archy and fighting is expected to con.
tinuc." the dispatch said.
Two distinct conflicts are now un.
der way In tho city-tho armed oppo.
sition Of the sailors and their wome,
to orders transferring the mon o
coastal cities. and tho efforts Of the
Spartacidcs TO overthrow tho Ebert.
schsidsmAnn government.
I'VE shant have peace here until
English and American troops come "a
keep ORDER" 10 . statement attributed
TO one Of the riotous German sailors
In Berlin.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
osoras crssl 4, Out.

paris.-Gcorgc Crsci. chairman Of
tho committee on public informal ton.
has resigned. according to an an.
nouncsmsnt made hsru,
The state herald., 1919-01-03
Fssh Ferees 70 Rescue PrIsonsrs.

xurich.---A battalion Of infantry has
occupied Mannheim BY order Of Mar.
shai rooh IN order to watch the prison
camp near here where 10000 allied
prisoner await liberation. according
10 tho Badiachs Landss zsltung.
The state herald., 1919-01-03

Paris.-Bolsheviki have occupied
the courts In Essen. cjceting NIL the
Judges. according to = Zurich dispatch
received by f,c Journal. Tho dispatch
said the German prcss In becoming
moro pessinistic regarding tho new
revolt.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
western Newspaper un,oo News service.
COMING EVENTS.

COMING EVENTS.
Jan. winter meeting OF
Colorado Editorial Association ut
Denver
Jan. 2l-26-Westorn Stock Show at
Denver.
Jan. 2i-23-Meeting American National
Live Stock Association at Denver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
IA CANARA DE COMERClO
TAMBIEN PROTESTA

La Camara lie Co@1erc'o &c san
Antonio. hacicndose eco dc Ia protes-
IA cue h;cjcrcn los concentrates a
farrotercs de csta cludad. aoordo
cIr;iir al PrcS:de2te Wilson un tc-
lerrarla en- pare2ldcs terminus al DC
los -crmerciantcs.
III Mayor Bell, recibio aver IN
mensaie que csta corcebjdo de Ia
s~;gviertc rnarera: "Enterado del
~tcierrar,a cue So6re Ia clest''n de!
rz3car di-igieron en- iccha ! de ago.
10. Este ar-icclo sc encuent-a de-
rositsdo CT 81 Consejo DC dist-iou-
ci6n del A-ucar de los EstadoS Uni
COS. II Wall Street, New York,
Comuniouerse directsmente con e.
firmado.-Rogers.'
Sc supcne cue este scnO- Rogers.
sea el MAYOR General Harry :. Fo-
eers. Jefe d,l Quartet General DC!
Fiercito &C los EStados CnIGos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
Sc HARAN MEIJRAS EN- Ell
EOSPITA GREEN

FL Ayuntamientc DC la c!1dad y
81 gcb;erno del condado han -coaVe-
Moo en- disponer dc Ia cartidad dc
ciento cuarenta nil pesos para eI
sostenimiento del "Rooert 2. Green
Memorial Hospital durantc cI pre-
sente n fiscal. segun 10 declare el
Juez del C~1ndadU, Mr.. Davis.
Igualmentn Sc IA convenido en-
gastar la cantidad de veinticinco ciil
pesos en- reparaciones del cdificlo
y en- la construction dc IN garage,
Y clartos para Ia scrvidumnre.
e gobiernc del Condado ha pa
oado en- cl soS~te7in:.>nto Gel Fos-
pita! el 81 por ciento DC los gastos
~totales V 81 Ayant@micnto ell 50 por
ciento, dividicniosc proportional
mente los gastos eXtraordinarios.
Segun los dates estaIiSticos cue
la sumiai>,rado Ia direction del hos
pital, dursnte cI ano finalizado Sc
atendi0 en- u c.tado eStableciniento
"a %. 600 personals, que POGO mas o
menos fc-lnan la serta parte Ge Ia
poblacion total de Ia ciuGad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
IA BANDA MUNICIPAL DhRA
UN CONCIERTO

La banda Municipal Dc san Anto-
Mo. dara TN concerto cS5a noche,
cor,enzaado a las ocho. en- cl Par
cue Koehlcr, e~jecutando las mas
s~elcctas pleas dc 81 repertoire.
FL p~ro~rau.a que Sc desarrcllart
r cue esta tornado por 81 director
lie Ia banda. senior William H. Sm'tn
Is el siguiente.
MARCHES: From :hc West; Guy
Manneying::" The Sring Chicken
y ~Am@rica,"
One steps-~The Cares OF Glad
ress;" "Potpoarri from the Bette
Ole. ".Iohany's In Town." Don't
Cry Frenchy" Heart breaking
Baby Doll"
Fox trols.-"Anyth.ng Is Nice
rh;.t Cones From Dixieland"; :: Alo
ma; "Chong;" Y Jerry"
vals.-The wondefu, Mother CT
Nine" "Thc Old Sweet Way SAX
walton Lassie OF Nine Y Beautiful
Ohio"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
Ell ASALTO A RAFAEL MALA-
CARA.

En- una Jreve nota informative
dinos cicnta ell domingo de lue el
chauffeur senior Rafael Mal2cara hi
aia sl4o asaltado por unos soidados
que 10 dcspoiaroa del dlnero quo lie
yaha V 10 ~gOlpearon ~rudan'ente.
Ell Se6or Malacara Ia cstado en-
nuestras of,cin2S con o1Ja;n dc dar-
nos mis- Gatos sobre el particular,
manifestations que los successes
ocurrierCn On las siguicntrS circuTs-
tanc:as: Ecnia el jOvcH chauffeur &c
AMOS de los campoS mliitares, de de-
lar a unos soldadoS ,lIe haoil lIeya-
60 lie IA ciudad Y n regresar advIr-
ito en- CT Canine IN a;.tom"vl! o
las luces apagGQaS. Y al llegar junto
: Il, uGos soid4drS hicier"I S"na tie
cue parara. ,lemandando auXiliu.
Uno de los soldaGos, que dice Nala-
cara i5a corccctamcntc vest!GU lie
precunt6 81 l~lc"loa gasoljna y cuan-
60 el chauffeur sc baj2ba para h&-
blair con cl M:lil-:. otros soidados
cuva p~resencia 40 haJia advc-tido,
10 intinaron a olc entre~ara cianto
llevaba Y lie regis:raron los bolsillcs,
oui:ando,e ~alrededor Re treinta pc
SOS Y IN reloj Y oaGcaa de orc que
estima Ell $50.
Como M~alacara, desputs &c que
habia sido despojado iEtentara CO.
rrer. temjendo una tropclia mayor
de sus a~saltantes, uno dc estos ie
Gispar5 con 81 p;Stola Y lc arrojo
c! arma Gez2uts, carsandole heridas
en- el rostro.
La po.;c.a, que acudj6 al llamado
cue hizo Malacara, de una ticEda
~cercana al lugI: dondc courtroom los
successes, no pudo Gescubrir NADIA. Y
aunque el compatricta ha iGo varias
wees a las OficinaS dc policia para
yer que inveStigacioncs Sc nan he
cho, hssta ahora no Sc ha pod!do
aprehendcr a los culpableS.
Maiacara ofrece una recompensa
a quien lie devuel:a el reloy que &c
rooaron. que dice cs In eNtraplano
&c plata, con Ia MARCIA de la kc!o-
jeria Suiza de Monterrey.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
NOTAS
HERlDO EN- LOS oJoS POR UNA
EXPLOSION

Encontr4ndosc aver en- Ia nsnana
trataiando en- e. garage situado en-
la calle Alamo al SIR. 81 Joven me-
yicano Juan Reyes. de dieciocnO
amos dc edaG. nizD explos:5n in tam
que de gasclina, l~esrcr&ndc!o lie al
gun cuiGa6o.
La ambulancia % rccogjo del lu-
gar del acciden,c Y 10 rmitio al Hos
pjtal. en- dondc sc ie hicicrCn lbs
primeras curacioncs en- los ojos, cue
fueron los que mas slfrieron con
motive q Ia explosion.
So 6ice Gle cl. cStado de Reyes es
telicaGo = quc acaSo sufra IA per
dida dc ST vista a c~onsecUencia &C
las quemaduras cUe sufrio en- los
ojoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
NACIMIENTOS.

Una nina de Angel Ortiz Y de la
seao-a Consuelo G. de Ortis en- la Gale
de S. Laredo 229.
Una nina de Rosario Rodriguez Y
de la sonora Luz L. de Rodriguez en-
la Gale de Veracruz 1915.
IRA nina de Tomas AcoSta Y dc Ia
sehora Carolina L. he Acosta en- ia
Gale de MARTINEZ 314.
Una nina de Teodoro Daniel Y de IL
sonora Sara !Almanzs Gs Daniel en- Ia
Gale de San Marcos SIS.
Una mia &c Manuel Lucio y de
la sonora Fclipa n. de Lucio en- Ia
Gale de VeracruZ 1872.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
Ree;sTro Civil


.JcSc Canti. de cuarenta = IN amos
murio dc Pclagra en- la Gale dc Mo-
rales. Hosrital Robert s. Green.
Ccaccpci6n Abrego, de v~einticuatro
aros. muri6 dc tuberculosis pu'monar
on la Gale de Morales, Hospital R.
s. Green.
IlGcfcnso Cardona de setenta Y nue.
We amos. muri6 de enfermedad valvu-
lar en- G: coraz6n, en- Ia calle de Sou
tholme ,1l6.
Marcos Cara. de treinta amos. a.
proximadamente. murio en- cl Hos
oital a consecucncia de las heridas
recibidaS en- Tn accidente f~errocarrile
TO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
Una sonora v ira nina her'das
desde I'm auto

unos individuos que caminaD2n
en- ell ausUm6vil nimero 2I3l2, u
raron. en- IA Gallo Victoria, en- el
block SEQ una botclla vacia Que ha-
liza c~ontenido wniskey, yentc por
desgracia a pcgar contra una sonora
Y Il nina que accidentalr:erfe pa
;ahan por ALI causaHdolcs varIas he
ridas.
La policia busca a los individuos
cau<antes dc este hecho para con-
sigrarlos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
Ell MAYOR GENERAL J. II. NC
RAE SALIO PARA WAS
HINCTON

FL Mayer General J. H. Nc. Rae,
colaandaEte del Campo Travis. $a-
li6 aver en- Ia manana para Washing
ton a donde 10 !levan asuntos Off
ciaieS.
AnteS de ID guerra el general Nc.
Rae, ocupaba IN pueSto !mportante
en- el Depatamento general militar
de Washington V en- los ~circulos mi
;itares siempre he sioo considerable
com uno de los eiementGs mas COM
Fetentes en- los asuntcs del ei5rcito
por los trshajcs Y actividad que des-
pIego en- 81 Deparamento General
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
por faltas q la hygiene

Despues de haber Sido notificado
de cue deberia conectar el drenaJc
interior de SUI ass con el de la "a
lie donde vive. V no labiendo che
decide tai indicacion. fuc Prescn-
tado en- las oficmas de policia un
americana d quien por ell hecho ante
riormente cXpuesto So le dbri6 par
tida Y Sc lie conslgnj al jucz. Dio
fianza de $3.50
Tn nino de David Long Y Ge ia
sonora Maria Gonzalez de Long en- Ia
Gale de San Saba 4G1.
Tn niho de Juan Ramos y de Ia Sc
nora Dolores San Miguel de Ramos
en- la Gale de San Patricio 4Oe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
PARA SALTILL0.

Aver salieTan de esta ciudad
con runbo : Il dc Saltillo, Coahuila,
Ia senora dona Emilia T. dc Abel.
V la senorita Consuelo Abell, espo-
sa e Mia del senior don Benito Abel,
caballero coahuilense hace tempo ra-
dicad0 cr esta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
sooaGs Rssnnl&
DE V~ACACIONES

Procedente de la ciudad de San
Luis Mo-. IN n de cuyos colegios
estudia. lego q San Antonio. donde
pasara - ten. oorada de vacaciones,
ell ioven don Jose -ozaya. hijo dc la
respectable sonora dona Carolina S.
Vida. de Zczaya.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
Por violaciores al reglNmeEto
de trifico.

Cinco chaufeures fucron aprehen-
didos por Ia policia y enViados 4 la
Estacion Central acaSados d, ha5er
violado los reg!aMcntos Gel tr;lfico
Gardo a sus carros mayor ~vclocidad
de la permitida en- las GALES de n
ciudad. Ctorgaron su fianZa de $50
V s~alieron en- l!bcrtad apsrcibidos dc
presentarse hoy ante el Juez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
7 POLICIA
Mordida por un Perro.

Georretta Hanncl, es cl nombre
dc una nina que fuG mord'Ga por IN
perro en- Ia Gale dc Dallas numero
OF donGe ella WYE.
La nina pas9 al Hospital para su
curacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
EN- SAN ANTONIO.

BESIDE haze varios diaS Sc encueh-
tran er esta ciudad. procedentes de Ia
taoital dc Ia Republica MeXicana. Ia
sonora :Ade}a 7. de Seoulveda. V sus
hiias las senoritas Adela V Blanca
Sepulvcia. De hoy a Mariana. las
2preciables viaieras regresaran a la
ciudad de Mexico, donde radican.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07

Santos Valdcs con Agustina San
chez
Toribio P. Bernal con Francisco
Sanchez.
Arturo Esparza con Margarita Her
nalldez.
Jose Maria Delgado con Juana Ra-
riireE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
Por correr un motociclo sobre
las banquetas

En- plena banqueta de la Gale lie
Furnish, carlinaba un individuo mCH-
tando un motociclo, sin haccr case
de que podria atropellar 4 los tran
seuntes. La pollcia Sc do cuenta de
esta irregularidad Y remitio al IN
tractor de las ordenanzas a IL. Es-
tacion Central, ionde a su e 10
consignaron al JueZ para que lc
imponga Ia pena correspondence.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
Por vagancLa

Por no tcner ocupaclon cono:lda
V estar constantenerte dentro de
las casas de juego de pool. ingresa-
ron aver a la Estaci3n dc Poiicla
a disposiciGn del JueA respective,
dos negros a ~quienes Id policia to-
MIA en- Observation hacia tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
SANTORAL

Jueves Agosto San Cayetano
Ccnfesor Y Fundador de los Clerigo1
Reguladores, llamados Teatinos, San
tos Donate Obispo Martir y Alberto
Confesor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.
Tclefonos: Crockett 996, SS7,
999 v 1920.

Ell UNICO SITI0 MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a propoSito = a precios "a
zonableS. especiales para Bautlzos,
Matrimonios Y F~uneraleS. Wales cor
los so cts. Hora $500. PrecioS es-
peciales para fuera lie la ciudad,
S-icio rapido dia V noche.
Leon A Martinez eersnta,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Fl ObservatoIio Meteorological pro
nostica e! tempo para hoy en- l. for
MA sigu!ente: Despejado maxine 90
q s.. Fientos ligeros del medic dia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
L4GO WEST END

Delicioso Y fresco. Sc re1tan bo-
ties de remos y de vapor. Tome tran
via West End. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07
&c Washington.

&c Washington.
Miertras iura la a~usencia del
General Nc. Rae. Sc pondra al fren-
lie de Il corlandancia del Campo
Travis el general Bricadier o. 81.
'Jamersor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07

Cuando necesite ii0ros en- espanol
dirijase a lgpacio Z. Lozano, us n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-07

La lucha sera a 20 rounds, tres minutes de COM
hate nor mo de descanso. Este mattel" Sc hara bajo las
reglas estipuIadas por Ell Marques de oueensburg y Ell
London Prize Ring.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16
THIS LETTER REVEALS INSIDE DETAILS OF
--~ THE DEPARTMENTS PROTECTIVE WORK
Office ofState Examiner
State of North Dakota.
MR.. j.. HASTINGS,
Vice President, Scandinavian American Bank,

MIR. J. J. HASTINGS,
Vice President, scandinavian American Bank, Fargo, N. D.
Dear MI. Hastings:
MI. Waters Submitted to an operation at the hospital here today.
While the operation is not serious, yet he is not very well and will be laid
ur for awhile. This sis the reason that you and Mr.. Semngsen were not
xaarvto get him over the phone.
he has asked me to write you regarding extra help you have at your
bank just now making an examination. He has been sick since last Thurs
day, or he would have headed the thing off. Being that MI. Schoregge,
Mr.: seningsep and MI. Haldorson are there now to make an examination
On behalf of the commission, he does not care to create any animosity and
sntagonism over this matter at this time and get as good a report for
them as possible, so that they won't have anything to hand the opposition
parties over league finances and business methods, or criGcise the amount
Of paper carried there. It appears quite evident that this a political play
for thunder. You see the opposition parties are a little short on real SEN
sational thunder, and they are trying to scare up something for the last
act, and don't suppose the other banks in Fargo are Just what you would
examiners object to any of the paper carried there, you are to tell them
that it will be removed at once. The plan for taking care of Objectionable
matter is to shoot it out to the other league banks.G1and Forks, Lisbon,
have been passed by the commission, which will leave them in a position
to do this. They would not have anything that the commission would OBJ.
ject to just now. Anything that you sent them could be taken back later
on, if necessary. Of course we don't want you to move any more than is alb:
solutey necessary to get by with a clean report. MI. Waters is satisfied
that with this information, you and Mr.. semingsen will be able to
handle this matter satisfactorily to all.
If anything further develops, kindly write me.
Very truly yours,