davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16

Two fingers held up are supposed to
be the kid sign for desire to go In
swimming, but mother says she was
never notified in this way that 1t was
time to take the Saturday night bath.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16

After denouncing the ,wickedness of
the railroad magnates there are people
who will go on the trains and pass a
ten year old boy as only five! &"S
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16

The eating of the new fruit is
keenly enjoyed by the boys as long: as
it remains in the indigestible stage.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
Ell CAPITAL JAPONES
Quiere adquinr Ell cerro del
Mercado, en- ell Esta-
do de Durango

CIUDAD DE NENiCG, JUNO =
En- los altos ~circuloS financieros e
;ndustria!cs dc esta capital, vutalve e
habiarSe de que los capitalists ia
ponases desean invertir en- nuestro
pals grandes capitales en differences
Industries, cspecialmente en- Ia de
bcneficio dc f;erro Y acerc, para 10
cual estabieceran fundiciones &c csos
metales en- los lugares cue mas con-
| vengan d u interessS.
Sc aseguTa CUE con este ohjeto los
capitalists del Japon t-atan dc adj
quirir en- compra el famoso Cerro del
:;iercado, de n cIudad de Durango, Y
q que, como Sc sabe, es dc fierro ca
81 en- su. totalidad.
En- case de lhevarse a cabo esta
clantiosa operation, los nipones es-
taDleceran en- aquel Estado central,
una poderosa Industrial igual ala eXis
tcnte en- Monterrey. del Estado de
Nuevo Leon. V an ella ~elaboraran to-
ia clase &c objetos de fierro V ace
70, quiza con especialidad materiales
para ferfocarriles.
A Ia ventaja del Cerro del Merca-
| do, sn caso de que sea adquirido
por cl capital nippon, habra de suruarSc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
NOTO DE GRACIAS.

KINGSFILLE, Tex, JUNO Los
senorcs Jose Maria. lSmael Y Amado
~'T-cvino, hijos dc Ia senorc S:lvi NJ.
dc Treviho, recientemente fallec;da
en- esta ciudad. d2sean hacer presente
81 agraGecimieEto por medic de las
pccseutes lIneas a todas aqucllas per
Sonas cue cm'iaron ofrandas flocales
pcra su madre Y asistieron al We
,orio c iahumacion del caGaN2r Y en-
general a todos los que dc aiguna
.ianera les han hccho patente Sl con-
dolencia. muy csPecialmente a los Sc
nores miembros del Campan.e-to de
ienadores del Mundo de esta pobla-
zion que tan innumeraoles Y paten-
ties mUestraS de condolencia les Gle
ron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
FL DIRECTOR De LA
PRENSA", OBJETO
DEATENCIONES
EN- Ell PASO

El Director de LA PRENSA", Dor
Ignacio Z. Lozano, ha sldo muy aga,
:ajado durante su estancia en- la ciu-
dad de FL Paso, Texas, especialmente
por los senores periodistas m%exicanoS
radicados en- aquelia %poblacior frcn-
teriza.
De Una de las atenciones tributa-
das al ST.. Lozano, habla ell perlodico
La Patria", en- su edicion correspon-
diente al dia , de JUNO, en- los ST.
guientes terminus:
'Ignacio E. Lozano, director de LA
pRENSA", de San Antonio, Tex, y
hombne de energias que ha sabido
t:iunfar en- IN medic e~Ntrano, SC en-
cuentra muy complacido de su es5an-
cia Ell FL Paso, donde ell joven perio-
dista ha sido objeto de mercedes ate,
clones.
Aver un grupo de sus amigos nos
reunimoS en- el cuarto de Jose LUIS
Nclasco, Gonde .pasamos dos noras
muy gratas, hacienda recuerdos de Ia
Patria, escuchando dos de las dellcio-
sas poesias del inolvidable Amade
fNervo, la que escribi0 con motive d.
II muerte del gran poeta Ruben Dario
v Ell epitalamio dedlcado al Rey AL
fonso XII de Espana.
Despues Y en- cl restaurant de 'Ei
Chato" acuGimos a una de esas CO.
midas tipicas de nuestra terra, pro-
,ongandosc Ia convivialidad hasts ",
avanzada la tarde.
AdeE:as del senior 1gracio E. Loza-
no Sc sentaron q IA mesa los selor-s
Hilario Lozoya. Isidro Renteria, vi
cente Eergara, Jose Luis Velasco, Ma
nuel Eocha V Chabre, Arturo Lopez
Rangel. Celestino +. Duiau Y Vicen-
tc Martinez.
Otra vez Sc recordo q la Patria V
>eino durante Ia comida la france
algeria quc es la caracteristica prin-
=ipal dc las reuniones de los la:irU=
aun en- e, destierro."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
ACUSARON A UN JEFE
Grapisimas tropelas Sc dice
que ha cometdo un je-
fe carranciStQ

MORELlA, Mic, JUNO 2.-Muy sra
yes acusaciones han sido pneserta-
ias ante don Venustiano CarraiIla y
Ia Secretaria de Guerra V Marina, cor
ira el jefe de las armas en- Acamoaro,
Coronel Rodolfo Gaiiardo, de qlien
llcen cue Sc ha a%poderado de TODD
81 ganado que encuentra a la mano y
Sc ha raptado a cinco seRoritas per-
renecientes a Ia mejor sociedad de Ia
poblacio2, por 10 que los h%abitantes
de Ia ciudad Sc encuentran en- una
continual y justa alarna.
Los que figuran Ell primer tcrmi-
no entne los acusadores, son los pro-
pietarios del rancho de Para;cuaro V
lie la hacienda de Ziracuaro, senoreS
lcodoro Moreno y Acides Migorio-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
Actualidades Extronjeras
Cyienc dc la 5a.)

see eluiS:das a ncmbre dc cStoS Tres
EstadoS, cor Ia galantia sol'daria dc
.tlemania. por una suma total &c
.erca de $50 Millones dc lih-as. las
cuatro Guintas parties dc tasta suma
SO consagrarian 4 las r~eparaciones y
q resto serviria para pagan los artl-
cuios dc primera necesidad y las ma
teriss prinlas de que el Austria ale
mana, la Hungria y Ia Eulgoria tuvie-
ran neccsiGao'.
FL gobierno dc los Estados Unidos
yechazo este Iroyecto; e. senior van
GerIip no kaplo dc el en- su reciente
~aiscurso Y nj aun la gran prensa a
r.ericaEa sc ha tornado el trabajo de
d,scutirlo a fondo, 10 que nos hace pen
sar que aleunas ohieciones de order
sentimental cor:st!tuyen el unlco obs
:aculo que existe por ell lado america
no. Il senGimienuo americana es Dig
no de nueStro respeto y de nuestra
consideration, Ell este plnto 10 mis-
80 Ode en- otros muchoS: pero, enton-
ces, ademas de algunaS tentativas
tilidas Y de algunos proyectos va
gCs cque combination proponen los
~fnancieros americanos? Como 10 ia
declarado el senior klotz, IA formu-
"a dc nuestras futuras relaciortas IL
nancieras son los Estados Unidos TO
| Sc ma encontr2do aun.
! Mientras mas pronto Sc lie encuen
tire mejor sera Para t.do el mundo.
"a industrial Y el concrete america
10 Sc hailan impacientes por neanudar
los negocios Y por cntablar con Euro-
pa rclaciones economicas cuyos be-
ntfic:os deben ser considcrables; es-
t. en- su interes, pues, tanto como en-
Ell nuest-o, fijar 9 Ia mayor breve.
dad possible Ia formula dc Ia ayuda
fnanciera indispensable para los Es-
;ados europeos. Por 10 demas. provi-
niendo del gobierno de los Estados
Unidos Ia objection al proyecto fran
co-lngles, a ~gobierno americana es
n que lie corresponds presentar una
nueya seduction del problema, Y c.
induGable que el eminente Presidep-
re Wilson lie consagra al asunto en-
Il actualidad toGa SD clarivideEte a.
tencion.
T. 6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05

q facilidad dc adquirir ell combustibie
de los grandes yacimientos carbonife-
,os &c Coahuila, que Sc italian a rela-
trva poca distancia del eXpresado Ce-
RIO, cerca del que Sc ~instalara la III
dustria de que Sc trata.
Los CAPITALISTS japonescs tienen Ia
:rtencion, scgun sc asegura, de traer
varios niles dc ~opcrarios nipores pa
"a cl oesar-oilo de Ia industrial. en-
vista &c cue estos percibiran salaries
Elunores dc los cue deb:eran aSignar-
sc : los nuestros 0 le otros paises, ha-
clendo, por tai conccpto, que Ia indus
tria produzca Gesde lucgo. ~utilidades
satisfactorias para u elnpresarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
EXTRA! EXTRA! lGRANDIOSA OFERTA!
VALIOSO RELOX POR SOLO s5.45.

Miles DE pcronas Que han
aiquiriGo c5toS rclojeS. han
aucdado vcrdadcramcuu sa-
tisfcchas. dcbido Z \ rcSula-
ridad con que guardian "a ho-
"a, ' po- "a calidad dc su
material. QUO los hace que
iurcn para sicmprc. Este 6
IN hermcSc -ciox con una
attractive Gaia chapeada Dc
GRO. Sa valor - po- 10 n2enoS
lie $1,000, pcro .roC muy cor
TO tempo 10 vende-cnos Al
precio dc Aorica. Que es dc
SIS. con objeto de Que cl
publico Sc familia-ice con
nusStra casa 4 caGa clicrte
rczala-emcs ademas los ST.
EuienteS objetoS: Her
mesa cadena chapesia dc
o-o.-2.S Navajo de bolsiilo con
FL mango chapeado de ORC
S.-MaSnifica navajo de ra-
surar que eS una ccnstantc
necesidad para cada hombre.
4.-Portamoneda de bolsillo
con cerradura de combination.
Made podra abrir este por-
tamonedaS ST no conOce n
combination. ESta hecho &c
~naGnifico 'cue-o Y e Ga-a
servicio por toda IL vida
ERviamoS GireccioneS con ca
IA upD --Al-anrIg nv, 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
MURIERON EN- PARIS, DE
INFLUENZA, l96,500
PERSONALS

PARIS. jurio 4.-AproX'madamen,
&c 200, 900 perSCnas fueror !as cue
muricron cn csta capital en- los uti-
mos cincO Moses. dc octubrc de 1918
Il fines de febrcr2 &c este ano. Es-
&c dato aterrador ha sido reveiadn
FOR cl doctor Dubieff CT. cl magazine
La Hygiene del Sena.'
La clfra cZacta dc las victimas
Causadas por Ia influenza en- csc lap
SO &c tempo, fuG de 136.500. Y du-
,ante cl Ines de Noviembrc que fuc
cuando ID ep;dcmia lego a cstar e:i
81 mayor f~uerza, no m.enos de 1851
personals murIcrGn en- csta capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
Persecuciones en- Tampico
(Viene de Ia la. Pag.)

las personals considerable como enc
migas del g%obierno, habiendo procedi-
do al cateo de gran numero dc casas
particulars V r%ecogiendo todas las
armas y municiones.
Entire los aprehendidos Sc cuenta
ell senior Crescencio Montanelo, en- Gu
va casa fieron halladas varias ca
rabinas. pistolas y suficiente cantidad
de parque.
Actualmente estan en- Tampico Gin.
CO generates cagrancistas, a saber:
Lopez de Lara. Zuazua, Osuna, Acos-
ia y Gonzalez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05

ii respectivamente: quienes denuncian
hechos verdadaramente punibles y pi-
den asimismo protection, pues temen
ser vict'mas de 'un atentado, ahora
que Gallardo Sc entere de 10 acusa-
ci0n que han hecilo en- su contra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
Newbro's Herpicide

eS una eXcelente prepare
cion para ell cabello, que
siempre da los mejores re-
Sultados. Cualquier per-
soma que tenga caspa, ell
cabello sin brillo, etc.,
puede hacer la prueba a
costo muy reducido. Use
I'd. secretamente New
bros Herpicide y vera
como sus amigos notaran
muy pronto ell aumento,
hermosura y cantidad de
Su cabellO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
Una HERMOSA \ ABUNDANTE CABELIERA

Els IN regaIo" muy ra-
70 de la Naturaleza. Sin
embargo, I'm hermoso ca
bello, lleno de vida, de
vigor, puede ser obtenido
por toda persona. como
resultado de una famoSa
preparation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05

-Cuaudo necesne I'd. libros en- e,.
psnol. pidalos a Ia Liberia de iSns-
clio E. Loranc, lis N. Santa Rcrs Az.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
|NOTAS FORANEAS
lJUEVo CAMPO INDUSTRIAL DE
"LENADORES DEL MUM
DO.

SlOCKDALE, Texas, JUNO lei
dia d. aver ouedo organiaadc en- este
luyar, ur Campo Industrial De i.c"a-
clal de doce micmbros. La organiza-
dores del Mundo, con una .:Sta IN
| clon de dicho campo Sc debio a los e.
| fuerzos del infutigable professor Sc
| nor G. J. CarGona, diputado Instala-
dor de Ca.apcs IndusIr;ales de Ia Or
zen de r~eferencia.
La junta a. verified en- II de les
| saloue5 de los de la %propiedad del ca
o~alleroso senior ". R. Olivares, pro-
~cediendose despues al nombramlento
dc n Mesa Directiva, que quedo in
tegraGa por las sigulentes personals:
comandante delcampo SeIorita Pau
IA P. Ruiz; Elce-Comanoante. Sr.
Tcv:i!o h.laLo; Iesorero, ST.. Apoi:-
mar Vcles: Secretar:a, Srta. Zoila
P. RRuiz; ...udltor, ST.. T. G.. Reyes:
vigilans>, Sr LORENZO Fuentes; ,rn-
tinela, 81. Francisco Tuentes.
Las ~sehoritas Ruiz que forman par
te &c Ia Mesa Girectiva, son hijas del
ssnor Oiivares Ruiz y posisen una
amplia Y esmerada e%ducacion, una ira
10 afa5le y una gran bondad, que
;untamente . las grandes simpatlas
que tienen en- Ia ~poblacion, servirar,
rara cue el nuevo campo Sc abra ca
! mino muy pronto v cuente len breve
con un gran numero de socios.
Por iniciatlva de Ia scnorita Pau
a P. Ruiz, cl nuevo Campo llevara
Il norlbre &c America.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-05
TERTULIA EN- DEL RIO, TEXAS

DEL RIO. Texas, JUNO 2.--Ayer
en- Ia noche sc VERTIGO Una simpatica
tcrtulia en- Ia Residential particular
de Ia scbora Ninfa Galan de dc los
santos, con motive de la vista de 81
hermano, cl joven Enrique Gaian,
qaien ACADIA de regresar a su hogar Ell:
Eagle Pass, Gespues dc haber prtsta-
DO sus scrvicios ell ell Eicrcito ame-
rlcano ell el que alcanzo cl grade cs
Sargcnto.
La sencra dc de los Santos para dar
IA bienvenida a su hermano. organize
INA neunion a Ia que fueron invitadas
,as fanGiias mas prcmincntcs de csta
poplaci6n, habiendosc obsequiado a
Ia co]ncurrencia con exquisite nievo
V pastelilloS. Durante Ia tertulia 81
hizo musjca por algunos dc los invl-
tados, deleitando a Ia concurrencia IN
d3eto DC piano V violin que ~.eiecut6
cscogidas pleas &c autores claslcos Y
animados foX-trotteS. one-stcpS V D.
tcas pleas de bale que fucron arrU-
vechadas por los joveneS para reTdir
calto a. Icrpsicorc. f. scnor de los
Santos demostr0 su ~taicnto musical
ejecutanGo con gran 'habilidad V per-
:~eccion. varios solos dc violin. Ertrc
Ia concurrencia habia variaS fami-
has amcricaEas Que llevan gran amis-
.t2d con las famiiias m%eXicanaS dc n
cludad.
Gntrc las personals que asistieron a
la t~ertulia anotamos 4 las sigui2E-
ties: SeHoras de Cara. de Rodriguez,
de Tomasichi, dc Warner, de Tagla-
beau, dc Navarro. de Cavazos; SeIo-
ritas, Mercedes Guerra, Maria, Cleo
tide. Adela C Isabel Martinez. Ma
ria, Gloria Y Carmen Flores, Paula
Castro, Maria dc Jesus dc los San.
:cs. Maria Arredondo. Hermila Diaz,
.iiaria MARTINEZ, llortensia Salinas,
S;itas. Arrailaga. Maria Ge los Sar-
tos, Adela Arredondo. Senorita Tagla-
teau Y senores Tomasichi. dc los
Santos, Martinez, Arrabaga. Rodri-
guez. Cara, Arnadondo. Galan, Mar
:.arena y otros que 10 recordamos.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11
Prices to be Lower


Prices on the more basic com
modities are scheduled to 60 down
this week.
Continuing its conference with
leading industries the government
industrial board within the next
few days hopes to reduce the cost
of coal. coke, lumber, glass, cement, +,
building hardwa AMI brick
With assurance that the prices es-
tablished will stand throughout tn
year no unprecedented building
boom is expected. 1t is noted the
boards first efforts are concerned
with building materials in the hope
of opening labor to thousands OF un
employed 10 the country.
Agreement on lower cement
prices was practically reacbet by
the board and the cement men late
last Thursday and it is expected
that the new price schedules for
this product will be announced soon.
Interest however centers now in
efforts to agree on prices for next
winters coal, with the National Coal
Association, which represents nearly
all OF the mining industry. Coal
production is now nearly 3 million
tons month behind the wartime
production of last year. according to
Fuel Administrator Garfeld's figures
Unless that production is stimulat
ed by demand for coal, there is
bound to be a shortage when the
demands are heavy next winter, Of
ficials believe In addition. many
miners nov are idle.
The prevailing high prices of coal,
it is agreed, have caused the situa
tion. Though labor, whose wages
cannot be reduced now, is one OF
the chief mining costs, members o.
the board believe that with a gre 1t.
ly increased production coal bills
can be substantially reduced Final
coal prices probably will not be de
termined at once as The board has
assigned only one hour to the Goa
men.
Building hardware prices will bt
taken up after the coal hearing
Representatives of the ipduslr!
have assured the board they favo,
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

Mendou, Illinois, refuses to set
the clocks up by order of the gov
ernment and everything in that
town is now run one hour behind
the rest of the world. The schools.
the churches and everything else
will be run on the old time. The
only two clocks in the town which
have been set forward are the ones
at the railroad station the post
Office We do not know whether
Mendon expects the balance of the
United States to get with them as
TO time, but it seems to us that
they will have to take note of the
new time if they expect to take any
trains out of town. It is not likely
that the railroads will wait on them
jIst because they happen to refuse
70 set their clocks with the rail-
ruads. A wise Chamber of Com
merca over there is said to be re-
sponsible for the refusal-to change
the clocks
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11
} substantial price reduction.

a substantial price reduction.
Glass prices will also be consider
ed. With the demand for some
kinds Of glassware likely to be great
ly reduced after July 1, representa-
tives of the industry believe only
slight reductions can be make.
A committee of lutnbermen now
is preparing a schedule of lumber
prices for submission to the board
and various lumber associations
Lumber men are said to favor a
percentage reduction on the various
grades of wood, since there is no ma.
tional organization representative
enough to take the responsibility
for lowering prices.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

Much ado is being made over the
lowering of prices on steel and lum
ber, but that doesn't interest the
great majority of the people half so
much as would substantial drop
in the price of food and clothing
Not everyone can afford to build
but all must have food and clothes,
or perish. Reduction in prices of
wearing apparel, in shoes. meat.
sugar. coffee. tea. -four and other
necessities would mean something
to millions who now perforce
must stint themselves 10 these
things to the last degree
I will coll milk t0 Mnur0e CitV
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

When town ceases to grow it
commences to die. and the more
The people try to kill off each other
in their business and good name,
the more rapidly will utter ruin
come 10 all. Stand together for the
advancement of every citizen. If
a msn shows ability to prosper do
not pull him back with jealousy OF
weigh him down with cold indiffer.
ence
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11
Kaiser is Defiant

William Hohenzollern, formerly
kaiser of what was the German EN-
pire, has given out an authentic in.
terview. in which he lays the blame
for the world war on secret forces
in Russia. and says the rivalry in
the Balkans between Russia and
Austria led to the conflict in 1914.
and that Germany was drawn into
the war because she was pledged to
defend Austria against Russian az
gression, and because Germany her.
self could not be insensible to the
increasing menace of Russian activ-
ity. He says the governments, and
not the rulers, caused the war. He
even denies that there was any
war party in Germany. His excuse
for not joining the Entente is that
he could not trust Russia
He says the sinking of the Lusi-
tania was great blunder, and one
that he regrets.
He says the order for the shoot
ing of Miss Edith Cavell was given
by general who was the worse for
drink and that directly he heard of
the execution he sent orders to
headquarters that henceforth no
woman was to be shot without his
own personal sanction. He fires up
with indignation when his soldiers
are pictured as brutal Huns. not
withsranding the authenticated long
list of their fiendish atrocities COM
mitted against both women and
men in France and Flanders.
The ex kaiser is convinced that
Germany will rise to power again.
Harold Begbie, the English author.
who wrote the interview. says the
former emperor is intirely impen-
itent. The ex-kaiser laughs at the
idea Of being put on trial and be-
lieves there is no power en- earth
that can try him. II he thought
that he was to be arraiened before
an International tribunal he would
destroy himself. not out of any fear
of the result of such a trial, but be-
cause he would regard such an or
deal as undignifed.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

Property listed with Woodson &
Drescher, real estate aeents, get
prompt attention and quick results,
See them II you have anything to
sell or trade or If you want to buy.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

Woodson & Drescher. real estate
agents, will handle that farm or
other property for you in a salts
factory manner.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

Pull together, brethern. We are
all here for the same purpose, Then
live and let live. The best way to
build up town is for each and
every man to pull together and not
to rend and pull down. All the
residents Of a town should be part
ners. not opponents. In all likeli-
hood, the more business done by
your rival the more you will do.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

Some curiosities were found by a
Fulton man last week, while razine
a farm house that was erected more
than 100 years ago. The house
was built of logs and later plaster
ed and when the plastered walls
were removed. two gold SIS pieces
rolled out. Later an Indian scalp
ing knife in leather scabbord. fas-
tened at the end with rivets. and
pair Of pantaloons made of hand
woven linen were found The linen
was 30 old it fell to pieces when
handled.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11

Mark Twain used to tell that
while he was in England his head
was once taxed he believed as
gas works. He wrote Queen Vic
toria friendly letter of protest He
said: Il don't know you. but I've
met your son. He was at the head
of a procession in the Strand. and l
was on bus" Years afterward he
met the Prince of Wales at HON.
burg. They had a long walk and
talk together. When bidding him
good-by the Prince said. u am
glad to have met you again This
remark troubled Mark Twain, who
feared that he had been mistaken
for some one else, perhaps Bishop
Potter. He communicated this sus
picion to the Prince, who replied,
why. don't you remember when
you met me IN the Strand. and !
was at the head Of a procession
and you were on a bust"
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-04-11
Game Law Again

The state of Missouri has filed a
petition in the federal court, asking
a restraining order against Ray P.
Holland. United States game warden
for this district. and his deputies, to
prevent the enforcement of the
Migratory Bird Treaty Act of Con-
eress. in so far as the federal game
regulations conflict with game laws
of the state
The petition was prepared by
Frank W. McAllister. attorney gener-
al of Missouri
The act of Congress, passed to
substantiate the migratory bird
treaty between the United States
andGreat Britain, is attacked on its
constitutionality. on the grounds
that it takes away the rights of
states to prescribe regulations sur
rounding game within the borders
of the state.
The state will ask that only one
hearing be held.
Thirteen arrests under the law
have been made in Missouri since
January 1. when the open season
closed by federal regulations. State
regulations leave the season open
until April so.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-23
TO BR|TON BELONGS
Credit OF RUSS PLAN
Associated d Powers Have Now
Given Recognition 10
Slavs.
Ry William Phillip sinl1ns.
UNITED Press staff correspondent

(UnlJed freSS StdII cOrreopVhuchtJ
Paris, Jan. 23.-It is now possible to
announce that the present detailed plan
concerning Russia is Great Britain S.
President Wilson insisted only on car
rying out the broad principles involved.
Premier Lloyd George and the other
British delegates first brought for
ward the idea of making certain con
crete concessions and have since en-
dearored to persuade France to accept
it. 1t was not until yesterday, how
ever, that they succeeded in reconeiling
Frances bitter feeling toward the So
Wet government and her fear that deal
ing with the bolsheyiki would be apt 10
result in too large degree of recog-
milton.
The United Press was Informed to-
day that the allies in wirelessing their
proposal to the Lenine-T Trotsky govern
ment thus replied to the latter's sug-
gestions that the associated powers rec
ognize Russis in return for a guarantee
Of Russia 5 foreign loans safeguarding
Of all interests, etc.