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SIBLIOTECA PARA NINOS.

rC~~a,a. y lectures observation-disclosures TO-
uflox I.SyGdoS % % c~cutGr0s ccdu umo.)
NJ Pr;mrra LeciUTT-
hcraS Fcl,Srs.
r Mundo Animal pa-a Nincs.
~ A71lguito.
Eecucia nc Anirs'ss-
N,C7curss dc AuiraisS-
Lps Ni6oS dc otrcS PaIScs.
Il iiHro del Meme.
Nircs EuonoS y NinoS Males.
CueutCs para Nrnos.
II Pas d~ liS NIrayIlaS-
CucntcS de HaGaS.
FL Muado Maravii!oSo.
Iii L.ibru Favo-ito.
ErisoG;os : Aventuras.
Lscturas de Historic Sas-aGa.
Episodios De IA Histori& SaGraGA-
Nsrraciorr> ETtzaordinGrias.
'r.rdsS Jt Otcno-
II llurho Re les Ninus.
LIS TribGiac.Ocrs Lr Aietcretc.
LeeGrne.-CUcntos morales.
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Pasta lie pe-ca!:na 4Vt
pfccicrario de IuSics y Espanol. &c oetSiho-
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Il = N-Iauchlir.-Ei Ncior : mas COM
:.,c.s ,c los oub.;cados hasta el dta- Con-
tee las woes mas mOdernaS IN aries,
yicvc;ss c iulust-iaS. las acepcicnsS ne
,,ss-ias Para hsbia- y cSr~iSir 2mooS
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Los haccndados y otras perSonas que II
van lejos de IA ciudad deben tener sicmp-"
= IA maro una DcteIla dc BILLIARDS SNOW
LINIMENT. PueGe necesitarse Ell ei momen-
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quemaduraS, luXacioneS. torcedu-as. rcuma-
tismo. etc. Es W. :cmedio 9enctrante y ci-
catrizador. Dc vcnta nor las Botica San
Pedro, 90 w. Commerce ST. San Antonio,
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nas,Gdos ~ tsia. 9 $l,oo cacf a"o.i
Manual dc Agriculture ) Gsnadcgia.
Manual DC Nrtcs y OticioS.
Manual de- Aceitss y Jabonc5-
Manual de Albanile-Ia.
Manual de Carpintcria de Taller.
- Manual de Cerrsjcria y Ooras de Hero.
Manual del Cohete-c y Po!vorIsta.
Manual del Curtidor lie PIsies.
Manual del Confitero ) P2StcleTo-
Manual del Des:iladOr Llccrlsi2.
Manual de Elcctricidad.
MANUAL Dc FotoErafia.
Manual del Hojalatcru.
Manual DC JarGinerla ; Horticultural.
Manual de L2boreu &c Ninas.
Manual dc Lecheria,
Manual 10 Mecanica Industrial.
Manual del Pintor.
Iangal del TcicErafista ) TclctOniSta-
Narual del Rclojc-o.
Manual J-i S&~tr".
Manual del @abricaute dc NNlas.
Manual de Veterinarian y EIu!tacrc1.
Manual del Zapatcru.
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cinco mil a-m.-ic@nismoS ounce nal tee
niciSmcS. arcaiSnoS y neoloSlSEloS: nu-
meruSaS locuciopcs latinaS ; eNr-anJeras.
etc. Pasta lima
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81 PADRE ELOGI.A CONSTANTE-
MENTE ESTE REMEDIO

Mi padre us0 esta medicinal hasta
que quedo complctamentc curado de
Sus dolencias. Y no deia de elogiarla.'
En- cStos terminus nos eScribi0 el Sc
nor Matt Moick, de Silver5ow. Mont.
en- su carta fecha 26 de Diciembre de
1918. Fl senior Molck sc refierc al
"Triner's American Elixir Of Bitter
Wine" Elixir Americana de Vino A
MARCO de Trjner. Cl remcdiu por eX-
~Celcncia para los traStornoS estoma-
Gales. indigestion. dolores &c cabeza,
biliosidad. debilidad general. etc. Las
bucnaS medicines Siemprc son aprc-
ciadaS, Y nos completeness en- mani
festar que. a pcsar de les altos pre-
clos dc algunos de suS ingredlentes,
V las fuertes contribucioneS que paga
mos. 81 aumento en- el precio de!
"Triner's" American Elixir of Bitter
Wire" 'Triner'S Angelica Bitter To
mic" HI sido muy peQueno. Este III
mento ha Sido fcrzoso para nosctros
para poder seguir preparanGo nues-
tras medicinaS de IL misnla superior
calidad. FL "Trirer'S Liniment,' Ii
nimento de Triner, que es irfalib!e,
para ell reumatiSmc. neuralgia, ium-
bago. torceduras. inflamacioneS. etc,
siCue vendiendoSe al mismo precio.
Joseph Triner Company. 1333-l343 S.
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~NATURALES.

rs hombrcs en- cI chscco y n ci bolsilo, en- l1gar &c los perfumes.
un bucn paaaeio con c2da orden 4 las peroas5 que hazhn s. pc
con s. nornbre j. direction y pssue sl25 al rcoihr 81 collar.
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dc Lcrguaic-Segrntc aao 10000
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-19

sne uuvuntnHSs On "a alSituges wnlcn she
allowed Germany under these arrange
mefts.
ARTICLE 13O.-Subject to the provi-
sions OF Section VIII IF this part, Ger
many cedes to China all the buildings
wharves and pontoons. barracks, forts,
arms and munitions of war, vessels Of
all kinds, wireless telegraphy installa-
tions and other public property belong
ing to the German government, which
are situated or may be in the German
concessions at Tientsin and Hankow or
elsewhere in Chinese territory.
1t is understood, however, that prem
ises used as diplomatic or consular res
licences or offices are not included In
the above cession, and, furthermore,
that no steps shall be taken by the Chi
nese government to dispose of the Ger
man public and private property situ-
ated within the so-called legation quar-
ter at Peking without the consent of
the diplomatic representatives of the
powers which, on the coming into
force of the present treaty, remain par
ties to the Anal protocol of September
7, 1901.
ARTICLE 131.-Germany undertakes
to restore to China within twelve
months from the coming into force of
the present treaty all the astronomical
instruments which her troops in 1900
defray all expenses which may be in
eurred In effecting such restoration. in
Guiding the expenses of dismounting,
packing, transporting, insurance and
installation at Peking.
ARTICLE 132.-dsrmany agrees to
the abrogation Of the leases from the
Chinese government under which the
German concessions at Hank0w and
Tientsin are now held.
China, restored to the full exercise of
her sovereign rights in the above areas,
to international residence and trade.
She further declares that the abroga-
ton Of the leases under which these
concessions are now held shall not af-
feet the property rights of nationals of
allied or associated powers who are
holders of lots in these concessions.
ARTICLE 1SS.-Germany valves all
claims against the Chinese government
or against any allied or associated gov
ernment arising out Of the internment
of German nationals In China and their
repatriation. She equally renounces all
claims arising out Of the capture and
condemnation Of German ships in China
or the liquidation, sequestration or
control Of German properties, rights
and interests in that country since Au-
gust IA, 1917. This provision, however,
shall not AFFECT the rights of the par
ties interested in the proceeds Of any
such liquidation, which shall be gov
erned by the provisions Of Part x (eco-
nomic clauses) Of the present treaty.
ARTICLE 18l.-0ermany renounces,
in favor of the government Of his Bril-
tannic majesty. the German state prop
erty in the British concession at Sha-
meen at Canton. She renounces, in IA
vor Of the French and Chinese govern
ments conJointly, the property of the
German school situated In the French
concession at Shanghai.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-19
CHINA, sHANTUNG AND JAPAN

The following are the sections Of
the Peace Treaty that refer to China
and to Shantung Province that are
the subjects Of discussion In all parts
of the nation:
CHINA.
ARTICLE 12S.-Germany renounces
in favor of China all benefits and privi-
leges resulting from the provisions of
the final protocol signed at Peking on
September Z, 1901, and from all an
nexes, notes and documents supplement
tary thereto. She likewise renounces
in favor of China any claim to indem-
mites accruing hereunder Subsequent
to March IA, 1917.
ARTICLE 120.-From the coming into
force of the present treaty the high
contracting parties shall apply in so
far as concerns them respectively:
l. The arrangement of August 29,
1902, regarding the new Chinese GUS
toms tariff.
q The arrangement of Sept. %, 1905,
regarding Whang-Poo, and the provi-
sional supplementary arrangement of
April 4, 1912. China however, will no
longer be bound to. grant to Germany
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ehANrUN0.

ARTICLE 1E6.-Germany renounces,
In favor Of Japan. all her rights. titles
and privileGes-particu1ar those con-
corning the territory Of Kiao-Chau,
railways, mines and submarine cables
which she acquired in virtue of the
treaty concluded by her with China on
eth March, 1898, and Of ell other ar
rangements relative to the province Of
Shantung.
All German rights in the Tsing-tao-
Tsinan-Fu railway, including its
branch lines, together with it's subsid-
larry property Of all kinds, stations,
shops, fixed and rolling stock, mines,
of the mines are and remain acquired
by Japan. together with all rights and
privileges attaching thereto.
The German state submarine cables
from Tsing-tao to Shanghai and from
Tsing-tao to Che Foo, with all the
rights. privileges and properties attach
ing thereto. are similarly acquired by
Japan, free ana clear Of all charges and
membranes.
ARTICLE 167.-The movable and i'm
movable property owned by the Ger
man state In the territory of Kiao-
Chau, as we'll a. all the rights which
Germany might claim in consequence
Of the works or improvements made or
of the expenses incurred By her, di-
rectly or indirectly. In connection with
this territory. are and remain acquired
by Japan, free and clear Of all charges
and membranes.
ARTICLE 1BR-Germany shall hand
over to Japan within .three months from
the coming into force of the present
treaty the archives. registers, plans,
title deeds and documents OF every
kind, wherever they may be, relating
to the administration, whether civil,
military, financial, judicial or other,
of the territory Of Kiao-Chau.
Within the same period Germany
shall give particulars to Japan of all
treaties, arrangements or agreements
relating to the rights. title or privi-
leges referred to in the two preceding
articles.
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statements of their case with all the
relevant facts and papers, and the
council may forthwith direct the pub
lication thereof.
The council shall endeavor to effect
settlement of the dispute and If such
efforts are successful, a statement shall
be made public giving such facts and
explanations regarding the dispute and
the terms of settlement thereof as the
council may deem appropriate.
If the dispute is not thus settled, the
council either unanimously or by a ma
1ority vote shall make and publish
report containing a statement of the
facts of the dispute and the recon-
mendations which are deemed just and
proper in regard thereto.
Any member Of the league repre-
sented on the council may make public
q statement of the facts of the dispute
and of its conclusions regarding the
same.
If a report bye the council is unani-
mously agreed to by the members
thereof other than the representatives
Of one or more of the parties to the
dispute, the members of the league
agree that they will not go to war
with any naEtV ia sh~ A'~--"' - -Ai~h
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-19
COVENANT Of THE
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Complete Text of This Important
Document As 1t Was Signed
at Paris and Which Is Now
Causing Discussion in
This Country.
EVERYONE SHOULD READ 1T

The people Of the United States have
been asked, by both the proponents
and the opponents of the peace treaty
and League of Nations covenant, 10
give expression to their desires
as to the ratification of the treaty as
it stands or with amendments or reser-
yations. Some of them have respond
ed, at the meetings addressed by the
president and by the opposing sena-
tors, or by commuI icatiOns to their
senators. But the vast majority of the
people are handicapped by their ig-
norance of the matter. Probably not
one in ten thousand has read the
covenant of the League Of Nations as
it was presented to the senate, main
ly because few have had the oppor-
tunity. In order that our readers may
be prepared to do their full duty as
citizens in regard to the controversy,
the complete text of the covenant is
herewith presented, and they are asked
to read it carefully.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-10-19

Ooctrlne, IOr securing the maintenance
Of peace.
ARTICLE 22.-To those colonies and
territories which as a consequence Of
the late war have ceased to be under
the sovereignty of the states which
formerly governed them and which are
inhabited by peoples not yet able to
stand by themselves under the strenu-
Gus conditions Of the modern world,
there should be applied the principle
that the well-being and development
of such peoples form a sacred trust OF
civilization and that securities for tho
performance of this trust should be
embodied in this covenant.
The best method Of giving practical
effect to this principle is that the tute-
lage of such people should be intrusted
to advanced nations who by reason of
their resources their experience or
their geographical position can best
undertake this responsibility, and who
are willing to accept 1t, and that this
tutelage should be exercised by them
as mandataries on behalf Of the league.
The character Of the mandate must
differ according to the stage Of devel-
opment Of the people. the geographical
situation Of the territory. its economic
conditions and other similar circum-
stances.
Certain communities formerly be-
longing to the Turkish empire have
reached a stage Of development where
their existence as Independent nations
can be Professionally recognized subject
to the rendering of administrative ad-
vice and assistance BY a mandatory un-
til such time as they are able to stand
alone. The wishes Of these communi-
ties must be @ principal consideration
IN the selection of the mandatory.
! Other .pannlas asnaoiany those nf
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POPULARES
Ell Aqua DEL MAR Y Ell Aqua DE
LAS FUENTES.

Este medic de obtener aqua dulce
del aqua del mar, Sc emplea algunas
veces en- los huques. en- case de eX-
trema necesidad, porque demanda mu
cho tempo Y solo produce n corta
cantidad, Y por ESQ Sc prefiere lie
var ell aqua en- los buques en- gran
cantidad para ell consume.
FL aqua dulce tanlbien contlene So!
pero en- tan corta cantidad que ell pa
ladaf no percibe ningun sabor sail
no. aunque en- realidad IS la presen-
Ella de Ia sal Ia que ca al aqua de
la fuente su sabor agradable, puesto
que solo el aqua q~uimicamente pura,
este es, la preparada en- los laoora-
torios. no tiene ningun sabor, = 81
bien es muy pura. tambien es suma-
mente desagradable.
Pero 81 Ell paladar no tiene nanera
de c%omprobar la ~presencla de | a sal
en- ell aqua, cuando Sc halla en- pc
ouenas cantidades, la quiinica 81 dis
none de medios para conocer Ia pre-
sencia de la mas pequcna particula
de sal en- ell aqua, como va a hacer-
noslo yer el siguiente experimental:
Tomiense dos vases .grandes, bien
limpios. llenos de aqua dezti!ada, o
de aqua quimicamente pura. En- u
10 de estes vases pongase un grano
de sal. del tamano de r cabeza de
alfi!er V agitese ell aqua para que Ia
81, Sc disuelva periectamente. BE-
biendo del aqua de esos vases nc Sc
meta diferencia algdna, pero 81 sc
yiertsn tres O cuatro gotas de n
seduction saturada de nitrate de pla-
IA. en- ambos vases. pronto sc vera
una nube blanca flotando en- ell a
qua a Ia IL Sc agrcgo el grano de
sal. IN tanto que nara pasa en- el a.
qua Que no tlene sal.
.Ademas de a Ia sal ell aqua dlsuel-
We otras muchas sustancias, tales
como ell azucar, Ia sosa, ell alunlbre.
Otras solo las disuelve parcialmente,
como el yeso V hay otras como la are
ma. la creta . carbonate de cal, que
no las disuelve.
Lo que mas sorprendera a muchos
,ectores es que ell aqua de lluvia no
es sine aqua destilada. Por etecto
de los rayos del sci n gran can't
dad de aqua Sc evapor2 Gc la super
f;c;n del mar. Y csc vapor de aqua
como uesa menos que el alre Sc ele-
VI haste G es arrastrada por Ell WEN
70 en- forma de rubes. Al llcSar es-
tas a una montana, O al pasar SCORE
Nm boscue csc vapor sc convlerte nue.
vamente en- aqua, en- fcRna de gotas
Dequenisimas y cae en- tcrna de iiu-
via. rs dccir, que "a ~naturaleZa ma
&c eyactamente. aunquc en- una es-
Gala inmensa. 10 que Sc mace en- la re-
tcrta de que hablamos antes.
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SECCION EDITORIAL I


V Dor la Corte Suprema dc J~usticia son letra muer-
IA. Leyes Y rccurSos ~iuridicos sc cstrellan ante las
consicnas. No hay Justicia. en- una paIabra-
Tara iuzgar de 10 que actualmcnte SUICIDE en-
nuestra inrortunada patria; para que ell mlslao "a
rranza pndicra darSc cucnta del fallo lustlclero ue
In ASTORIA. scria neceSario que sobrerlvlera a Su
coherraci6n. Y fucran cScritos tos analcs &c cS'os
dias nor los cstiloS de Tactic Y Suetonio.
NIuv leio> cSt;i tie ~nOSotrOS 81 amino de ser
hostilc< SiStcm:ticamcnt al regimen actual. lero
c1rando slhcmu< de contraSles como los Schhlan"S:
c,an,!o vcmo> que Ia arbitrariedad cs SiStema Y
las jn;uStiriaS n~roccdimicntoS GnicoS, tencmoS ne
ccSariamcnrr que r~cprobar csc ordcn dc coSaS que
crininari toIavia nuy, graves danoS Il Ia hcpn-
blica.
Scria ncccSario que no fuframos mcNlcanoS pa
IN irinr lie proteStar ante hGchoS como los que SUI
ccGcr. Is entertainments impossible Scntir amor
Dor In patria ' dciar de conmoverSe caando Ia We
mos acraviada. y cl mayor agravlo que sc lc PUc'
d., infcrir u IN pals. rs arrebatarle In justlcla- For
nrr en- In Iu<ticia cStin Includes 81 honor. In vida
y los intrrr<c< &c los ciudadanOS.
In iuiuStiria no solo IS una inmoralidad. sin"
ma forua dc agrayio. Ncgar iuSticla cQuivalc a
offender. .ASi 81 cXplica que una Soriclad Sc Slrnta
nrcndida y c<candalizada cuando 81 cometcn IN
irSrfcia<. Y no pucIc habcr iuju>ticia 'mayor para
ella. one ofrctrrlc los routraStcS de la mpnlllCtad
dc los Gclirrucntc>. y Il sacrifice dc hombrcS tie
honor. hccho> victima< dc pr"ditorioS as1SinatoS
politico>.
McuoS hahria que rcprochar a csc regimen. 81
cl riror dc que la u>ado para con Sus encnigoS
politico>. 10 u>ara tamIicn para con los criminalcS
do la administrator. sean civilcS o militareS como
Gnaiardo.
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ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
q Y So RUESPED

meate iuridico : en- considerac:oaes
2Ge Sc :nsH:rar c. n tradic!0n nolan
tes2 iamemo.;al. re!a:iva q los de-
b-res de l. hos2:taidad.
Segt;a una correspondence Qrcce-
Gea.e de Ia Haya. es:a actiCud. en- a
par;eac.a irraGucciole. del gobierno
ho,an&es podr:a estac accmpanada de
aigo 7ue "a "atemperara.' 4 clio Sc
Gebe que esta question de "a e:t,rad.-
cicm del ex-kaiser Sc p~resentarIa ba-
10 IN aspecto completamente distlntc
4 les ojcs de HolaEda. s. Ia demanda
relar;va q dicha e~ytradicion fuer& he
cha por Ia SocieGad de las Nacicnes-
una Scciedad de las Nac!ones Que
f~uncionara e~fscc;vameacc y de a que
fcrn2ran parte los Passes Bajos.
iEs cicrlo csco? Eos oareee que
Holanda mucStra demasai&da sol:c!-
tud hacia el huesped 4 Quien le Ia
dado h~cspitalidad. Sc nacesitan tar
taS forM:alidades para entregar III a
sesin2 q la jus;lcia?
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Fl nayor NAL que padcce Mexico haio ct lmpe-
ro del csrranciSmo. es Ia falta de justicia
Serorcasc In iniOuidad de nuestra infortunada
n.fr;, M ha rctrocedido a los rcmotoS ticmpoS &c
aoueI ~visitaIor a quicn el Rey de Espana dljo en-
toDo de mortal rcproche, que 10 habla mandado a
Niyico no para destruir, siuo para velar por el
buen ]eobierno.
La sombra del viSitador Muloz reina satlSte-
cha en- el Palacio de los Nirreycs. La Justc1a ma
desanarccido Y no Queda de ella nj un ~reflej".
ms uoticiaS que nos Hogan de la Repuollca no
nueden ser mis- desconSoladorcs- Para que resale
81 ccntraStc de Ia mOralidad Y In Justicia. los crl'
minaIeS SON libcrJadoS nj miSlno tempo Que tc-
sanarecen misterioSamente del coraZon dc la me-
trGpoli. personals honorablc>. como en- los dlaS tie
Serapio Rcnd6n Y Bcli>ario Dominique, y Sc eye
cutan nor cauSaS politicaS las terrlbleS Sentehcia>
de muerte en- caballeroS como los Generates -AINd'
re-. Diaz CcballoS Y Angeles.
Parcce una irouia. ma cruel ironia del rel
rado de TiberiO o dc Caligula, que al mlSm" tempo
Que varoneS como los mencionadoS. o como ci Doc
for rSDino<a lie los MontcroS. que Segun todaS las
Observation-Disclosures fuc tambien sacrificed" mlsterlo-
samrntc. anunciau. sin Dudor nj conSidcracioneS Il
In sncicdad. que un homLrc como cl llamado Oral.
Graiardo, nrc>o pOr hater cometido a>cSlnato> pro
ditorinS con todaS las agraVantcS de Ia ley. Sera
puc<to en- lihertad.
TriStISimoS eSpectaculoS son c>toS que con ra-
zon oScandalizan Il III Republics. Una >ocle'iad sir
iuxticia no pucdc >uh>istir ' eS matcrialmentc I'M
noSible que con c>to< proccdimiento> I'm GobIern"
nnnda contar con In aguic>cemcia de los ciudadan"S
Y con 81 re>pc:o de los EStadoS.
Las autoridudr> .JudicialeS solo cXi>tcn ell las
rGmina> y Ell In nomenclature. VA hcmo> viSto que
los amparo< conccdidoS por los lueccS de DiSirlto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-08
MATRlMONiO

Hoy a las $50. dc Ia tarde tendra
lugar en- la Cathedral de San Fernan-
do. el enlace matrimonial del senior
Tomas Huron con la senor;ta Maria
de la Luz Maldonado, apadrinando el
acto las s%iguientes personals: ST.. Me-
renciano Gonzalez Y Senorita Francis
ca Gallo, Sr. Juan Buenrostro Y Ia Sc
norita Eva Huron; Sr. Ignacio Mora
les Y Srita. E%nriQueta Fuentes; Sr.
Magdaleno Gonzalez Y Srita. Petra
Maldonado; Dana de Honor, Srlta
Otilia Fuentes; Pajes. ninos Lillian
V Milton Boyd Y nina Armandina
Martinez.
Despues de la ceremonial rellgio-
sa. tendra lugar una reception en- Ia
casa nuemro els de Ia Avenida La
keview, a las I P. N.