davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01

the brave decision of our young friend
certainly ought to appeal 20 your wife
| from the human point of view"
WELL" said i, II mustn't waste any
moro time now. I must buy those grape
fruit and hurry home. You will b
around for US In an hour or 60 won't
your"
II WILL" said Freeland. and of he
went to waste a little time in the di-
rection OF Morningslde Heights.
bought tho grapefruit and wan
dered homeward, having really been
gone but a short twenty minutes.
| And ] returned to find--tf any sane
person will believe me--breakfast table
hanked by Robert and ArabellA tha
younger. waited upon by Emily, and
presided over by no one at all.
Where is your rnothsrf'' said stern
" to Robert. ~ soon ~ ] could speak
for apprehension.
Don't know" replied Robert, licking
his spoon unconcernsdly. Put on her
hat and went out"
went out." I almost shouted. then
managed to calm myself. Emily. DO
you know where?"
mo sah." said Emily, Il don't know
know where shs'vs gone But sheve
left this note, sab"
The note was laid cunninsly on a
notice in the paper Of a sale OF chill
dren's coats.
Sorry to have to hurry" I read.
Sale"
In my excitement tore the note
viciously across Remembering how
ever that the children were not respon-
sible for the vagaries of their mother,
I contrived to be polite until Freeland
came.
Then lost my temper.
1 was literally quivering with rage
when reached the street In response TO
his motor horn below the window.
1 flung my overcoat into the car.
climbed in beside Freeland and slammed
the door.
But where is your wifer' said Free
land. surprised.
a Tirade Against Wives.
81 don't know" I sputtered, land ]
don't care"
You mean TO tell me that she has
Disappeared In that short timer
Gone downtown to a sale. Women are
iciotic anyway. Let's go!"
You are going without herr Free
land was still astonished
81 am. l have no patience with her
or anything she does" fumed.
Whats the use or wife who doesn't
know intuitively when she's needed
Here's crisis In my lfe--in all of our
lives-and Arabella at a sale :"
But she didn't know anything about
H." Freeland protested. 1--WE were clumsy
at our little game. that's ALL And I ar
} really to 20 to the Rednelds without
her."
You most certainly are" said ]
stiffty. 'if you will be 80 kind. After
} all. am the head OF the family. shall
assert my authority and settle the mat
ter. While I may not be able to impress.
Mrs. Redneld with my elaborate man,
ners I am. after all. a disinterested per.
son. ! don't think care to be involved
intimately in family Affairs that dom
concern me. anyway"
, And 30 we proceeded in a very heavy
and uncomfortable silence. I was con
scious that Freeland was watching m,
from time 10 time, soon he spoke IN tn,
gruff vote, that have come 10 associat,
In him with great diffidence and grea
kindness.
"I'll be sorry. old man. II our llttl,
game ends seriously"
was ashamed OF myself and tried I,
laugh it on but ] didn't succeed yer.
1T isn't so serious" | said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01
TO SELL C0RBETT PROPERTY.
A. C. Sheridan viii Auction Home
at PiainheId, n. J.

Arthur c. Sheridan has been commits
stoned to offer at auction Saturday,
June I, at z. NJ. on the premises. the
Corbett property, formerly the Jen-
nings place. on Rockview avenue,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01
PART-14.

am going to try to be absolutely
impartial in my description Of what
happened Saturday. But do not prom
ise to succeed. I am still so agitated.
lost my temper completely-to that
Freeland can testify. And suppose
that after that I saw things through a
haze OF hasty judgments. 1t was the
most complicated situation I ever got
into. and II the rest of my life is with
out adventure OF any kind 1t will simply
be because I shall avoid adventure,
knowing what It is to Experience in
short half hour all the emotions OF
which a human being is capable.
For an Independent American citizen
like myself. one who Is accustomed to
manage his affairs with fair amount
of competence. 1 acquitted myself very
poorly.
But was. I say. prey to conflicting
emotions.
/ suppose that 1t all would have
seemed humorous to some people.
Freeland and I had been In constant
communication during the week. Ara
bella had maintained a perfect calm.
She received no letters of doubtful con-
tent. There were no telephone calls.
Freeland and l had decided that to
talk about the proposed expedition to
the Redfield place In New Jersey would
only start trouble with Arabella- We
thought the thing to do was to keep
Arabella diverted as much as possible
during the week and have Freeland ar
-ive on Saturday in a jovial. friendly
40, fA- re- A.
take us for a pleasant ride. Once pos
sessed OF the unsuspectlng person OF
Arabella. we felt convinced that the
rest would be easy.
/ was responsible for keeping UP n
continuous jollifcation until the fatal
day.
did II.
Sudden Anuence.
Fortunately for me received a divi-
dend on some stock that bought some
years ago, II was my FIRST dividend
since the war and made Arabella be-
lieve that II was twice Its natural size.
The way she reJolced with me in my
falsehood nearly broke me up COM
pletely. but l was determined to make
her so giddy with sudden affluence that
hhe would forget Smith. Harrington and
all plans OF her own, at least for the
time being.
| inveIgled some careless and gay
friends to dinner early In the week.
made the dinner party an excuse for
giving Arabella gifts OF flowers and
candy | found my way TO numerous
box offices the next day and procured
excellent seats at diverting plays.
went TO book shop and spent a
hht hour impressing a puzzled clerk
win my dire need Of book that would
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-26
CHARLES u. WALKER KILLED.

A street crossing accident Friday
morning at 1890 resulted in the
death Of Charles b. Walker, a prom
inent business man Of Mountain
Grove. He was returning to the
light plant in a Ford ear. and at the
South Main street railroad crossing
n fast freight train called the meat
train" south-bound. struck the ear
throwing it about 60 feet, and MIR.
Walker was carried GO feet farther
and left lear the track. He was I'M
conscious when witnesses OF the ac-
cident reached him. He was taken
to the Springfield Hospital. where his
death occurred at $40 Sunday morn
ing. Examination here showed that
he had sustained Il fracture Of the
base Of the brain and AT the hospital
an additional fracture was found on
the lower part of the skull.
AT the point where the accident oc-
CURED a view of the main track to-
ward the west WAS INSTRUCTED by a
string OF freight cars, and another
ear on the switch at the east of the
lcrossing partially obstructed the
track In that direction.
Mr.. Walker took Il position in the
ice and electric plant and was later
made superintendent of the mechan-
ical department occupying that posi-
ton until the time Of his DEATH
Mountain Grove Journal.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-26
WOLF CREEK FLAT.
Cast weeks itens).

The surprise birthday dinner at
Dennis McIntosh's June Z was well
attended and all report q nice time.
Eph Moody's spent Saturday night
and Sunday at J. J. MilIsap's.
Churchill Mcintosh Of Wichita,
Kas., il visiting relatives and friends
here.
viii Smith and wife attended ser
vices at Hartville Sunday night.
Mrs. Goady of Kansas City Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. G. Fl. Stitt.
Lester Moody spent Monday night
At Lum Adamson's.
Miss Edna Pagan is staying at
Thomas Dugers'. Mrs. Digger liz
much better.
Miss Celia and Earl Moody are
spending a few days with their broth
ar, Otis.
A CHRISTOPHER GREEN.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-26
Eepsx mt tSAesiD

be ready for instant action should th5
mysterious prowier return had removed
eniy his cont, vest ana beots. A hap-
ket was thrown partly over him and
hts revolver lag upon the table at his
side.
Carrying q wooden horse 10 the etde
If the leaD-to md carefully placing It
in position. Morgan nGaln mounted to
the roof. With a Ratchet hs pried mp
the weather strip and looked through
tho crack betwOcn the shrunken boards
and gazing dDwn upon the exposed
breast Of thn sleeping man. Cautious
~ he pointed tho lance down through
the opening.
Slowly. silently tho murdcrcns yea
peh descended. tneh by inch drawing
uearer 10 the heart Of the sleeping one.
A moment more and 1t would have
been buried In tbe recuynbent form,
but at that moment the guardian angel.
which M often watches over us In OIr
hsipless maraentS interviewed to save
a life. Through the crack above . great
snowflake siftsng down fell upon tina
check Of thu sleeper, and at lis cold
iuaIact. John orcHtd his eyea And
though the thrust vt Morgan WIS ~
quick ~ the strike Of q serpent, tho
movements Of John were even quicker,
One upward sweep az his hand and he
had grasped the lance Just above the
Inuders,is kaifa.
Now ansue4l a silent struggle be-
tween tho would.be assassin upon the
roof snd the who ~ns fighting for
hia life beloy. Taken at a terrible
disadvantage. prostrate upon hi, back
and with nothing but his naked hands
with which TO ward of death. John
Davis struggled for his llfe ThrOe
times the terrible weapon, half
wrcpched FROM his grasp, plunged Itself
Into the bHa&, but each time by q dos
p&rnte twist Of hts Arms and body be
diverted It 20 that the keen point
piereed nothing but tho blanket. Y~
n did not see1n that hs could much
longer avoid a fstal thrust, At any
moment the blade might be twisted
through his fingers. hsh scverlng then.
and should that happen the next In
slant tho cold steel would pierce his
And realizing his advantage and
the hclpleesness Of the one below.
Hawk Morgan put all his strength
inSo q anal desperate downward thr'rt.
tEED OF FIRST E1'fSoDE.)
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-26

sternly.
supper" announced Bridget rrom
the other rooni. Hungry from the Jour-
ney Of the day IN the mnuntpin air,
Hawk turned frnm the girl.
IAN good things in their fling. ana
supper for us now" he announced,
They finished eating AMI cHti,ered
about the tahlc of the living r,1M
wondering what the last words or Iohn
Carr might be. Rainfacc, producing the
will and plan. handed them tn pavtR
and the latter. spreading the nan upon
the table, began to read from The other
paper.
"My Last VIII and Tc~tamrut,". r
began. Eagerly they bent Onward
"-therefore my said nrphn".v John
Davis and Hawk Morgan are directed
to work said mine. After srtsips apart
ten per cent to Zach of thou. and 4
like amount to my adopted d~naghte1,
Ethel Carr. Of whom they nrr inade
Joint guardians. and five per cent for
the maintenance of my fHithrul see-
wants the Indian Rninfncc and Rriispe
Wegan. all the other profits or" 10 be
devoted to the uso and benefit ,f tho
John Carr Foundation for III" suIpers
and assistance of war widows and a.
phans according to the plan herrwttA
marked exhibit a." and Furthermore
It Is my wish thnt In ease of IN, death
M nnA nHDntntSSta a., fnr. M, AElal,. 40
ceeds to the double duty OF trust All
guardianship with double the rrvsnue
to himself"
Silently they sat looking into ssrh
others fnce as the full meaning II tho
words branded themselves UIurn thezS
minds, then with Il mutterri ily,rpca-
ton Morgan babe Erilrnt take the
girl away. Morgan Ieered after tteir
%retreating forms.
"Damn fine girl. I wouldn't Min&
having her along with my share OF tfss
legacy" Ignoring Johns lonn uf Gun
tempt he went on:
"Of course we won't pay my atf@n,
ton to that widows and ori,I,ahs' rat
IN the will. Wen work the mine, take
all for ourselves and fight, SAY or
draw for the girl" RninfPrp Who had
been sitting stolid,y In u r"rn'r beside
the fireplace, raised bis head urler tho
manner Of a mountain Ilou t'at N
wakened from his sleep. t"l,llc luhn
made his reply.
II cannot believe That vuu mean
what you have said. The wi.h'S IT
Uncle John must and shall 10" ri!rrfed
out. As for Miss Ii'hcl. we'll ~ her
choose between us If size wisI,'y .ister
one" Hawk Morgan closed hi fists.
"All right. If you want to- UBarFea
It you viii have plenty "f C~'glnce.
! wanted to get afsng quietly with SDU
but If that don't suit you We viii iuake
1t war to the knife"
"GO as far as you like" r"inrrfd
John icily.
R%ainface, though he had said maIh"
ing, had not been Idle. From tl,r innS
braid of coarse hnir which f.l' dn1n.
his breast he looscneb II mnlinr al
hairs. knotted them together iu.p an
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-26
MACONiB.
(LAst weeks itams.\

Rev. Shaw filled his regular ap.
pointment at the Baptist church Sat,
urday and Sunday.
Joe Doyle left for the harvest field
Sunday.
Rev. Shaw. G. W. Novels and fam.
lily and Pleas Doyle and family dined
at Boss Findley's Sunday,
Harvc Findlcy visited HIS sister,
MrF. Cora Hart II few days last
week.
Miss Bertha Davis Is staying with
Mrs, w. II. Brake.
PENNY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-26

"BAYER CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
Always Ask for Genuine
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin
~
(GAYE@
~

Only Aspirin Tablets with the
safety "Bayer Cross on them
are genuine "Bayer T.,blot> of
Aspirin" owned and faade by
Americans and proved safe by
millions of people. U"bnNwn
quantities of fraudulent aspirin
Tablets we're sold recently by a
Brooklyn dealer which proved to
be composed mostly of Talcum
Powder
"i;ayer Tablets of Aspirin
should always be asked for.
Then look for the safety "Rayer
Cross Or the package and on
each tablet Accept nothing else!
Proper directions and dosage in
each Bayer package
Aspirin is the trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture OF &fon1acr.
ticacidester of SalicyiiracId.-
advertisement.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-26
HJNKLE'S

The prescription remedy uf y sue
cessful physician, and start taking
them Immediately according 10 di-
rectlons. Don't trifle a moment
with your kidneys or bladder Which
make you 4 sufferer for life. IL
your back hurts or your kidneys or
bladder are not working well. hngir
at once taking this dependable rem.
edy. If you are not satisfied after
taking a SLIPS box, tell your drug.
gist and he will refund your lonncy.
This is u guarantee. Hinl,le Cap
sule Co, Incorporated, M~ayfleid. Ky.
Advertisement.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-26

almost invisible line then drew a 64o
hook from his pocket. This he fnstcne8,
to the line; then arising passed 10 ~
table and filed his pipe from the to.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-26
Celebrate the 4th in Mansfield.
MANSFIELD PEOPLE
SHOULD EAT PIE Da,fS,

Pie is wholesome. combining boz.
fruit and grain. Those who nav,
trouble disestins pie should taxa
ONE SPOONFUL simple buckinorn
bark, glycerine, etc. as mixed in AID
ler-i-ka. This flushes the entire
bowel tract, removes foul matter
which poisoned your stomach for
months and relieves ANY CASE Of
sour stomach. gas or constipation and
prevents appendicitis. Leaves stom-
ach in condition TO digest ANY
THING. Fuson Drug Company.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-26
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS
OR YOUR BLADDER,
TROUBLING YOU

do you ever have any burning
sensations, mucous discharges or is
your bladder ever irritnted? II 20 30
to your druggist at once and set q
SIZE box OF these.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-26
EPISODE 1

- NA< n.y. - ~ ~ lslE 'Nf t'uii
rsaca tonbieA mssses 81 hecning cliffs
AM cleaning dHnts srnSc in heish,
sAsve height Nh the ~inccncciyabiy
AIT waves Of q g.. Between these
AHaHsrs a ths Pan-l lay CANYONS that
~ rays Of AnnShs never reached the
Ssftsn q. And 4 wss IN one If these
s~0st Aadins peae~S Of Nature that
ahsre ~ vetas Il rich. yellow ore of
p sSlAAaas 10 eAosr the bcholdeT TO
kHak bis eyes aAa his 'r'art 10 give n
crest jump Hhsa hs frs; contemplated
X
Sab vas thS es~-c. treasure place
tsssh by Old JOAN rsrr, lifetime pros
bsst~r sAd ndner. IN the closing days
q ~ Hfe. and know, 70 no living man
hxt him. Adore fhs brink of q pre-
aapstsss eft6 WHOSE walls fell sheer
asay late d1zaS dstlr, the f~ur-capped
Aaad Il . man win = long silver beard
2aRiy arsse. Assfstiac htmseit MP by
means Of IN aLeeps'"~', he ciambered
Ahevs the krfrk and stood upon its
sdaA tai AID suasht = rugged speci-
men Of the fsaffcss tribe that ave
AkS fcresd III way ip," the most Sc
uss Eaees q nature
Fs< a full a3nhtc be stood straight
and sharp esf a. 3 STATUE outlined
AG1tnst. he ~ as re ran his eyes
Eexiy ~ tbs yidr gpreading piano.
aaA that hy hefere bin. The country
ma without hnfsrira, not even the
0nske = . St&eHps ii-e being visible,
hkesa Ia ane plase. i7is came from a
tatlsy p whN.A Ns@e stool a substan-
~ hs cabin viii 4 huge stone
E1knaRs II - End
ghkA 'cahtn nsseieS FAR below and
~ Q rea4 vasv fnpa she crest Of the
kfa rdes, q summl nf the peak.
Gass By were shsts and stables for
AaxssA. 4 csfral adjoining them. John
CsR, pSoas0 IN this wilderness, was
pytns phem . nsent farewell.
ne m dfnhtnx the eastern sky
tstAsa bin IN . nocd OF golden light.
H tpof his a2pesstSes and thrust it
Asnly ipte tn fseks sn that it stood
tcraghl tasn fAstsoAd his red bandana
AA6k-sehSs6 - h sfrer the ann
sf . dsk. kexs ssktug from the breast
peeksf a tr bhrd-rei m~ackluSw a
tssAsa, 10 fasesn1t Il to the base Of
H. At16, A. shs akpenstock now stood
veAh tie rd efptn waving from its
~ y tAs mountain breeze, it was an
vkaeee whseA ssuhd b. seen for a long
S3soAees. once more he turned his
hes u - soens beaow.
Jsn 0k Of the corral an Indian
nne e1oA.nS add passed into the
pAse. E1kt11 DE rough hand Of the old
HlnM en "a ins>aof swept itself across
~ fase.
sChsrs nexeR wnS 4 better Iniun
AMs A~stn1ae." - rsnrmnrcd. Then
tsE,rs asdAsoiy ~ leaped straight
Asv NJ air sd cnwnward beyond
H1SA fhns 3 was that John
pR AsSn1fsA hruu the scene which
~ x8eRn him for So Ipasy years.
Jlfktn tAs cAbka fas below Rainface
NQ DnntaS hSs u,sru the Sire.
k~ = sd3ptnfas rom where they
- 80 1920 ihe,- breakfast John
~ r.AS r.. s,,.rye1 Tn.
-.- s,u .da rcv.rfpltv built,
@ ~.Asr curing costume.
6lEs a. strf vase Initen leseings and
a skaef hcnsmb Jac,et trimmed
a. - Ieossrd daughter Of
- an psnsl has s--.n brought up
Z o. ne~sdns sta,,-t as uncon-
80 ~ osatrsq4 II cI,e rayines
1890. Her ha1, -s,i,rg Jn.D her
-. vss uassssi ls.,.p fashion, and
$3.50 rtra = hD.. Although she
~ u yNa0 q aS~. in hrr youthful
= 4 Is>kA mr. younger.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-26

Col. Roy Y. Dennis was In Noun
tain Grove Saturday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-26

Ernest Coday's OF Seymour visited
here Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-06-26
For Gray, Streaked, Fad
ed and Worried Hair

}, w. Floyd is in Kansas this
week.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
los t6rs del TaadO de Paa poden temenda erbe impression
E pOdeO del que 6 emi peO gemdncO qeda anuado para s
WgOOSa Canpa1a ani-pOhihCOnSta en- los EStadOS UndOS
JuegOs FIOraIes del AteneO

Sc nos informa del, Atcneo que, ade
mas dc las .composicioncs premiadas
mcncionadas, cl Laudo hace unn re-
fcrcncia especial hacia la poesia til
tulada "Snfonias del Cfrcul0'' Tam
ai6n sc hacc References bacia una COM
posiei0n del tcma "Patria", subtitu-
lada ..i.a Canci6n dc los H1ro2si' !. con
un lena en- prose de Julio Bnrcll; Y
Ihacia una composition del tena "Fe',
c,Eo lema>Gicc: "Vivo sin viJjr eli mi.
En- cl tcnna Amor, cl numcro de
las composicioncs que clhmismo Lau-
DO hacc rcfcrencia llega "a cinco: las
'tituladas Eros "La Muya dc la To
zrc' "Historia dc IN Amor, y las
lema1as clos Carmencs rcycrdccen"
y "Todo- Amor cs Dolor".
La refcrencia nUo Sc hacc en- el Lau
do a favor de estas composicioncs,
aunquc aitamentc ,honrosa para elias
como irdudablcmcntc cs, no equivalc
sin embargo a una mcncion. no les
otorga cl privilceio dc h lcctura en-
Ia solemnidad literaria pcndientc de
cc!ebracion. Convene hacer notar
que ell Ordcn en- que go cita cstas COM
posiciopes no establece graG&cion min
guna or cEanto nl m6rito de elias; 'es
un ordcn hijo mcramcntc del ,azar.
Tampoco hay gradaeion ningpna en-
tase tres poesias apc rccibieTon men
'seiones;;. las tres apareian cI nj salo hp-
sSor sScIamcntc los 1ieHios fucs0nl
graarados dc mayor d neeuor.
layer no pudimos insertar la listS
de- las scis composicioncs pfciniadas
y Eencionadas, porque no Ia poseia-
mos complcta al entrar en- .prensa
nucstra edicion; hoy la insertamos con
titulos y lcmas:
Primer Premio (IFlor NaturaD, Ro-
sa. de Oro.e Titulo: Amor; lena:
T"i0h, eli Arqucro invencible que hacc
siglos dispara su inequivoca fleeha!"
Segundo Premio, (Pensamiento de
| Oro). Titulo:.. "Fe",. lena: "Dichoso
cl que posec tan preciado timon para
su obra"
Tercer Premio, (Azucena dc Oro.)
Titulo: "Patriit"; lena: "Es una des-
gracia ignorar 10 due es un nidoD.
Las tres composiciones mencionadas
SC titulan "Amor", "Canto a-la Pa
tria" y "Fe", y sus respectivos lemas
son: LA Reduction del Universe
un solo SER, Hay sitios, hay rinco-
nes, hay parajes.....", y "Que bien sc
yo la fuente que mana y CORE aunque
es dc noche". Cada una dc estas tres
composiciones ha ganado, para .sus
respectivos autores, un Diploma dc
Honor: las tres premiadas valdran
ademas a sus- respectivos autorcs un
cheque del Atcneo por cicnto cincdcn-
tn d6lares, otro por Glen, y otro por
Setenta cincO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09
ALEMANIA REDUCIDA ALA INlPOTENCIA
POR / 0S TERMIN)S DEL

POR LOS TERMINUS DEL TRATADO DE PAZ
VERSAILLES mayo 8EI Tratado que present6 los teu
espua 10000 raabras las condolences guentes
Devouci6n de AIsaca Lorena Franca.
nternacionaIizac6n temporal de la del Saar.
Observation-Disclosures permanente del puerto de Danzg.
Haba canbios territoriales Begica, Dnamarca
Prussia.
Aenana cedera mayor pare de la Alta SIesa Poona
enuncara sus pocos terrtoriaes
Europa, Marruecos Siam, Egpto Liberia Shan Tung
Reconocera la independence del Austria aemana checoes
favia PoIOna
e eeco aIeman sera reducido 100000 hombres sera
abodo para sienpre sevcio mar obgatoro Seran demo-
das todas las foezas esten tuadas cncuenta kome
tros al Este del Rhn -
Cesara exportacones mportacones de cas
toda la production de material de guerra
Los ejercOs Aados contnuaran la ocupaci6n de agunas
regones de Aeana hasta oda IA Por
dahos que hizo durante Ia guerra,
Sc consdsrara becoso cuaiquer viOac6n de
tas clkusuIas.
Sc reduclrA guerra acorazados
ses eros doce topedero nngn submarine E per-
sOna Armada $1,000 hombres Todos los
deas de conbate seran destdos 10 cua lie ex
ge entrega Immediate.
Sc lie prohbe construction que
BaIc Sc exge deOIcon de HegOIand la aperture al IL
bre traflco del Canal de KieI
EntregarA cables submarines.
Sc priva del de aeropanos dgbes, tanto para
Esrcto para Armada; exception de 100 hdOpanos
TO- de setiembre dara de pazO para descub
todas las nlinas =.
Solo durante ses meses podra
Aana aceptara la pena responsabdad todosos dahos
que hubo la ucha la obga reenboIsaros total
mente, epszando hacer pago ncia de VENTE MIL MILO
MES de
Pagara todo ell immense estrago TONELADA POR TONELA
DA que submarines produeron las marnas de
todas las naciones.
Sc la obiga ceder gran pare de su marina comerca.
Reconsrua todas las regiones devastadas Francia
B6lgca.
Sc la obIga consentr ell enuciamiento del exKaser
Cuya exdcOn pedrase HOanda nmedatamente despues
Ia firna del Tratado.
Sc la har& responsible de la enega de Hndenburg Luden
dor Trp todos los acsados responsabes de
guerra.
Aoeptara "Liga de las Nacones sin que permta
ingreso.
Dantzg quedara bre estara bao inspection de "Lga
gobernarA aben del Saar conducto de
comisi6n nombrada al efecto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-09

Ounce amos despues vericara I'm pebiscito.
Sc lie concedera ounce dias Aeana exan'inar e
Tratado, que Sc Iamara Tratado de Paris
Las coIonas aen,anas sean dstbuidas entire Ell Japon
Faca ngaterra Union Sud-afcana (TransvaaI orange)
Nueva Zelandia Australia.
presidente Wilson Lloyd George someteran los Parla
entos de ngaterra los Estado Unidos eoucon para
acdr auxo de la Rep1bica ancesa de cuaquer
aggression por parte de Aen'ana g