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New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
DEATHS

CLEMENS Noe p lait hyric u C.fr,a
beloved SON ~ th1th.th Ciener
fiyee and friends are respectfully ea
to attend frnerai from tI- 's,-e re- i.....,-
547 Riverside Drise Ntane-la, .o4
.. lp NJ. Reanienn ma az fae tfGf,t
of The A-ctn- Jon N.'.-f .fl-tt
COATS ON Thursday '.,..enI....
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lHis tnhH y Co...e.
of THE iste lsa Ce.sI..
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Jamaica G. -. tI.e.ee 1ia-
DAVIES \. Naa pasr
h"r 1fit ru.'ia sherman 4a
aaf'Til' 'er ~ Jua.a lasnan paeie. st
late Aice Martin. 4aeral n.ieate
DENLRFIN ~ Deposit. X g..
ttin r vcreu> ei.les. SON ~ tf.
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Of NpF on saHda >e. N.
700 iu h,- af..a .r..s
lne--. 0e-tlre ner 'ate 70, atf.rs
"e.t s4'a -. Nedlesda. if-
'ermenf private.
James. beloved hushana of .-a-a
20 hs .it year ilf.efal
l't.e rc- de0ee. Ho. a.a
o'a.en and oa Mrdne-i4
GILES Cta4nees i. ti,a Sc n,.
res T HE NERAL ClIJ RICK snIea.
NpicinE broadvas ~ s5-u Ts-
cay NoFcniher =. at r. m Ne-'ear ra.
Iers piea-e COPY
IOLDMAN Aftcr q short illness ...s
isaae beoved husband of lien~'etts
y. mr. oi Helen and Hfa hrofnrr ~ tfr-
elh stern Mrs Anna and Ra
aehlessinscr ard Ben Goldman iunerai
private
HolT At ~ontA Salen. r. on Naf
NoN"mher iafA. Juiin Howe.
of Stephen Hoy n hef 1ath yes
neral ee-'ices a. tre residence IL ST..
.ouise Hurt g. Lake Waccabuc \ y nn
httrsosy. Nasenihe- +. 1air at f.a
INWARD suddenly at Neo v.
%o7cnbrr lpl4 Mice Wh.si,- llsn,ri
beloved daughter of William = usal
and me lato Annie Nhcc'er nf Nar,eI.
Orange Comfy n F1r~r.
riday AosefnSer al $50 M, A. Silica
home tn Y arvlcs
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a.iglli-tI,e-f' 'aminc Council
Holds lis First Meeting
Prominent Germans and tust,i-
ans Confer v i,h En@li~hmcn
al london on Food Cri,i.

LONDON. Nov. f. Tho first meeting
Of the Fight the Famine Council' was
held today Tho dfty delegates in
cluded the German Professor Gutt-
manu, who declined to be interviewed.
saying he vas not permitted 10 talk.
Tho meeting was hold in private.
4 dispatch from London or October
* sad fourteen prominent Germans
and Austrians would arrive in England
NoVcmhcr 3. and confer in London with
number o. tnclishmen who, during
the WAY and since the armistice was
signed had interested Themselves IN
the iniecna conditions Of Germany
Among those who. il was Said. would
entertain the visitors was Parou Par
moor Judicial member OF the Priv
Council. { was added that some mem
bers ot tne government we're expected
10 hold Il communication with The v.si-
tors.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Radicals Tanning
Unrest of Labor i'm
Spain, lbanez Says
Author Declares Bolshcvism
Is Growing and Sane
Leaders Lose Control of
Men: Anarchists Gaining

Spain is suffering from an acute
labor unrest which is far worse than
any industrial crisis that the United
States has over experienced, accord
ing TO Vicente Blasco Ibancz, the au-
thor of "Thc Four Ilorscmcn of the
Apocalypse" who is now IN this coun-
try for a lecture tour.
Commenting upon the situation
which was created by employers in
Barcelona when they locked out 200 600
workers. Senior Ibancz said that this
lockout was the result of violence by
employees.
81 nave just come from Barcelona,
and while WAS there almost 100 en-
ployccs were KILLED in riots which were
stopped by the police and previous to
that about 100 employers were kjllcd
by their employees Rather than sub
nit themselves to danger and their
factories to the results of violence tho
employers have decided to shut down."
said Scnor lbanoz
Unrest Is Spreading
The present labor movement, with
its violent tendencies, is confined large
" to Barcelona and Valencia. but 1T
is spreading throughout Spain. The
Socialists and the labor union leaders
have completely lost control of thcir
men. and that control has passed into
the hands Of syndicalists and anar-
chis.s, who openly profess Bolshcvism.
Ihe leaders of the working men are
men Who have sprung up over night
Pesta0a and Segin, whom tho news
papers mention as leaders Of thc labor
of. although am familiar with the
abor movement in Barcelona They
have come into prominence in tho last
siN months"
Is there danger or Bolshcvism tax
ing q Grm root in Spain o' Senior
Ibano was asked
This sVndicAlist labor movement is
Bolshevism. Il has no, been stimu-
lated by the Russian Nolshcvists. be
cause Barcelona does not need any
stimulation. barcelona for many wears
has been the capital Of the anarchism
Of the world. The leaders cf the labor
movement IN Spain ~ the present mo-
ment DO not have to learn anything
from tho Russians They are them
selves utterly irresponsi BE individuals,
Who are in power for q day and viii
make the most OF that power.
"The cause OF all the economic un-
rest in Spain is the feeling on the
part OF labor that it has not had its
fair share of the huge profits made
during tho var 'Ihcr,tor, with tL is
feeling OF .justicc in their minds.
workinemcn arc making many COMP
Gated demands Some OF these de
mauds are iVs' and undoubtedly
should be granite but some arc closely
associated with violence"
" Nlll the government be able 10 COR
troll the situation ?'
The government, cannot do much.
The ministry at present constitutes "a
transition government, which Is cx-
;rom.ly weak and powerless. As a
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GEORGE. " LOOMS

George ". LoomiS, treasurer ot tac
Belmont Ineu'er. died suddenly yestcl-
d'y at the Nriar- where hc lived
Ton many Years. Mr Looms was born
IN Oswego iortg- three year. ago and
came 70 this city In 1855 For mans
wears lie wa- rs ociatcd with Klau d
f.rlangor John Cort aud Moran x
Andre~s. who conduct the Belmont and
Vanderbilt theate-s He Is surei1e 4
'.'-' brother. Frank Loomis. manager Of
,tagrapu Studios in BROOKLYN. He
wa a member of the b. p O. Elks. the
Mystic shrine and several clubs in
cludlng The Treasurels Club OF Amer
ca and the Friars. The boAe was
taken TO thc Comphell Funeral Church.
whore services viii be conducted to-
day lntermen' wiil take nacc n 0s
WeEo, y. J.
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ADV ERTISENsENT
MN ERR l-l
William {. Freeman SpcaI>s
ez pe. uANraole lAi

William G. Freeman. the eminent .e',effisi
pert. some time ago delivered litfe preachnlpnt
the bier oi his friend Dick Mesfe~s i .sa~ 1IIlI.
he funeral service IL The Funeral church. .Ii,te'
Building Broadway al GGih stree.
~ ne time Away comes. -.s3 William I.fe,.
nan, when We must be denied IT, ois ~ie:.f or
OF flend, but the TIME never eonlts R non s 4r.
denlen the Joy o thlnalpp or epe3i.ne ;1paft hir
When William {. Freeman talAs 1en. ol f1,a-.4f4l-
OF men and women listen. The. eneW b,. i.....
Ehless n" has something Worth v alle ~ suF fl.
message 10 deliver. point 70 tri., Aons,.a ie-s.
teach
Freeman did not mean. oor oil l-....l. taa
must ne dead h"tof" We macy 'a' tlc iul ~ thif'
In& OF speaking ABOUT hin. fa3t,r l3 ,so i... q.
MfNt tor deer one t. diees n, @sad nlvi ,r ~.
Towers
"One rose while anl dive give ln. f,or.. l....
man blanket os orchids aller sta desi .,.r..t.
my TREND fibert Hubbard f.nf,, th,. II ,-.f,.-.. .
tore the ship sailed Tor tha ss.od tril, fr,, q. ~ -
there Wa no retlsM
>N this was torcibiv brou.est to ~, 9ts.a, ,,i,.
glanced over TIE many letters addressed lo .r.,. +
&ihhbeil iuA oi apprec.atlen tl.a f. .-..t .s
Tor services well rendered
Some DAY | viii select oHe ~ ..eo, Nor
10 be done.
Each ctfer reflects thc thought a.. t.,..,-.....
nat ] ne lNneral Church and IT f.lii,,f.s .....
tPf' FRANK +. Campbell S.l.,ll ,,l;lll.f, .
When grlei deprlNes the etriel1o, al tI.,,.. j,
nent OF what to do and how fs .lo i
1t Is then that the physical ,l.s.,ls =. . . :.
Is most appreciated friend such ;s lsr,,,, /, ,.
bell or his associates
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MARRIAGES

rfRRor-pERR On Nosemtcr
Sani'arium Chapoi Clifton Sprinra
b, Or William Valentine Fefes efffr
Il 'ihc Methodist Hesie.q - <s.n.s.
Derr Mademoiselie Mis- of fhe frrn,a
@rny daughter Of Or and Mr. r. L n
81 Atlanta. Ga. 20 Or Pay Pcla
France surgeon ia the FreudN .o.s
SClW WART/-HARRISON on Na
Rahni Herhert + Coldstriu fff.e.
'iaugh'er of Mr. and Mr ~ fara
~ heap So Brooklyn Iu NJ is -rH
T.. schwartz. ot nIoobitn ani Ns
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ENGAGEMENTS

LEwITz-koNNER Nh and Il.
Kouner ~ Pafcr.on y g.. .ono4n.e -h.
engagement a. their danghfef ts.iHn t
ie~ls Ansclemita ~ Hew lor0 t.ts
YOt NG--LIrTLE Commarfer and frr4
David Mason Ilttle ~ Salem Mass ar
nounce the enxagemeut - their daart'.f.
Marguerite. TO VI Charlie n Ni.aa
Young, son Of Mr. lohn Maunsns iaane
of this city M Young f. Il graduate "a
Princeton class of lHls
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
German Goods Heac!, Chile

SANTIAGO Chile. No>. The Sor.
Neg'an steamer Valparaiso reached
Valparaiso to-oay. bringing The FIRST
Hnrge 81 German rerrhandise received,
SINCE mo war. 1ae 8.ooo tons of
German GOODS Oh board included
mainly paper manufacturos, glassware.
.oNs, chemicals, croc.ery and drugs.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
~inrc strike
In Paris l. ~ureaji,,,

PARIS, Nov. 4 The strike oil De-
1artmept store employees. winch began
ght days AGO with walk out Of x 900
Jerks IN the Bon Narche department.
tore is spreading. To-day employees
# another of the iargest Paris estab
isbments. the galleries lafayette.
oined the strike aud tac employees OF
be Prlntemps stores viii probably also
:.rllon
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Nations, to Survive. Need
Our Products and Finan-
cial Assistance. Declares
Ex-Reserve Board Man
Urges Adoption of Treaty
While Not Perfect. Ii Pro-
vides Basis of Overcoming
Baneful Forces

Paul VI. Warburg, former vice gov
ernor Of the Federal Reserve Board
said upon mis- return yesterday from &
three months trip abroad that if the
European nations are TO survive they
must obtain our products and get thcm
largely on credit.
Mr Warbure arrived from Rottcr-
dam on the Nieuw Amsterdam. He was
accompanied by his brother Felix. who
~pent six weeks ON The Continent in
the interests of the Jewish Welfare
Board joint distribution committee.
which. he says. has recently paid out
yAore than s2S O00 0o0 in welfare work.
Paul NJ. WarburH commenting on the
scarcity Of products generally across
ne Atlantic, ID that t.urope's dilem-
ma In this respect Is so much more
acute tran oars that t has placed the
key 20 the situation entirely IN our
handS.
The problem there" n" SAID. is
1he upshot of two Fundamental evils
the continuous increase Of prices and
decrease OF production. Prices must
continue to rise as long as the coun-
lrles continue 20 spend every year
billions more than they collect from
,axatlon and other regular revenues,
covering trs resultiug deficiencies by
issuing additional currency. treasury
bills or other government obligations.
A. long as this watering process - in
dull:ed in the value Of capital there
must further decline and must
eventually end in something like the
Russian oi Austro- Hungarian condi-
7ioas where the savings Of The past IN
vested IN money and securities have
been wiped out"
Advocates Sound Finances First
lie declared that while to some OK
cent the present laSor unrest in turope
Is psychological. there is no doubt that
is long rs the rise in prices continues
-abor viii gnt for and be entitled 10
increased wages higher scales OF
v.aee-. he SAID, are in Themselves fac
fors n increasing prices, and the root
O. the ontire trouble hes IN the per
istent depreciation o. capital due to
1he continuous issue of government Sc
clri'ics 70 cover excess expenditures.
Mr.. Warburg thinks we should INSIST
1aat countries requiring our financial
support adopt sound economic prin-
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BIRTHS

WESTERMAN On Nov .. to NJ and Nr
William Marten Wctterman ~ N
18th =. New York city i daughfcr 81
arc6 fllen Jnan
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y i|son y in- in Ringi,asnton

BlNGlfANTON NOV Wilson.
Republican, elected Mayor over Scv.
mour. Democrat
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~hinnin. Strike in Germany

DRFSDEN, Germany. Nov. 4 (By
The Associated Press. Shipping and
transport workers here went on strike
fills morning. Food supplies of the
a " ave cn- OF by she s-rLAo.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
DIR. ALGrKNoRE 3. GARNETr

Dr. Alecrnore S Garnett. eighty-sx
formerly Of this city, died at his home.
in Hot Springs, Ark. Thursday. He was
born in Wakefield, Wostmorcland Coun-
ty, Va, and was educated Mt George
town University and At the University
Of Virginia. In 1861 he enlisted in tho
Confederate navy and WAS the last sur
viving officer of the Merrimac. He
served in the battle Of Hampton Roads
and WAS cited for bravery. In 1868 he
became professor of natural history at
the UnivcrsitY OF Alahama.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Obituary
ALEXANDER II. COULTER

Alexander II. Coulter, SIXTY three, Tor
many years connected with "Tho Brooh
lyn Daily Times died Monday Of nc
phrtis Mt his home, 334 Bainbri dge
Street, Brooklyn. He was born m Mar
haitian, and removed TO Brooklyn when
a boy. He is survived by his wife. u
daughter and son The funeral will
be hold this evening in the Nostrand
De Knlb Methodist Episcopal Church,
Nostrand Avenue and Quincy Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-05
Luckinss, Bender & Schultz. Ire

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~ Amsterdam Az ~ 5ta Riy--.l,.s
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
50 COMERCIOS AL MENCDEO
VENDERAN LAS MERCAN-
GAS DEL EJERCITO

ACCOMPLISHMENTS so conner
siales Il Sc iedican 81 concrete por
nencr. han sido designadas por el
Mavor de la CiudaG. Nj. Bell. para
que sean las cue Sc encarguen de ven
der las mercancias. en- su g~eneralidad,
aharrotes. que el Cuartelmaestre del
Ej6rcito ha estado realizando en- Su
establecimiento de Ia Gale de Conner
cio. Las citadas tiendas Sc italian
iistribuidaS Dor toda la ciudad, asl
IS que las personals que deseen ad-
auirir articulos del ejercito, no ten
dram necesidad de ir al despacho ge-
neral mencionado. Los precios de
venta seran los miSmoS Que en- este
establecimiento. Los priacipaleS ar
ticulos que Sc daran a esoS comerclos
para 81 venta, son carEes trlaS :
saladas en- lataS. f~rijoles crudos y CO
cidos. elote. sal en- piedra. tonates en-
botes. velaS : jabon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
DE INCENDIO

Tres llamadas de incendio Sc reel
bieron en- Ell Departameito Central de
Bomberos el martes, durante el dia
de aver, hasta el mediodia. Los &C
cidentes ocurriercn en- el hotel Barlow
en- Ia Gale de Concrete 62512 al O.
riente Y las otras dos en- chimeneas
en- las casas AT de Ia Gale Ever
green Y 1925 Victoria St. Ninguno
de estos academies fue de consecuen'
class. pues 81 mayor, que fue c! pri'
nero ocasiono n perdida tan solo
de s35 valor de I'm colch6n que Sc
ouem6. El accidente de aver, tuvo
lugar en- una tienda del septimo piso
del edificio Gunter, en- Ia esquina de
las GALES de Houston y Santa Maria,
a las 1850 de Ia manana. pero tam
POGO fue de consecuencias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
Sc ARREGLO LA HUELGA
DE ORIZABA

LAREDO. Texas. Die. Eel pc
ri6dico Excelsior de la ciudad de
Mexico, afirma en- su edici6n del do
mingo. cue Ia huelga en- los dlstri-
tos fabrics de Orizaba, ha llegado a
81 fin. despues de IN pacto firmado
entire los industrialeS Y los obreros
huelguistas.
Segun este pacto, cuyas condiclones
no Sc saben. los huelguistas debleron
haber vuelto al trabajo la manana
de aver.
Parcce ser cue las condolences en-
cue los trabajadcres c industriales
ouedan. despues de firmado el pacto
de referencia. son las mismas que Sc
encontraban antcs del dia p de Oc-
tubrc.
La so!uci0n de Ia huelga, Sc debe'
segun Excelsior, a la Intervention
del P~reSidente Carranza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
A Ia DE
HUNTSVILLE. TEXAS

H. J. Brown, menSajero del
Banco Nacional de Concrete
fue sentenciado per Ia Cor
te del - DiStrito. e 20 de Ages
tc de este aHo. 4 sufrlr una senten-
ca de dos amos de prision en- n pc
niterciaria del Estado, por el delito
de robO de fonGoS de eSa institution.
fpe conducido el marteS a Ia PRISON
&c Huntsville. Texas. para que cum
pla ALI 81 sentencia- Z! Craslado de
Brown a Ia citada prision - hizo Ges-
pues &c haber fracasado las agenc:as
hachaS por Su> defens0res : amigos,
pra cb5erer Fl oerdon del Consejo
de P5rdones del Estado. Que sc rehu-
So q impartw tai elemental en- el
c2So.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
NACIMIENTOS

Die. Una nina del senior Ma
nuel Arizpe Y esposa, en- 1901 Nora
les St.
Nov. l9.-Una nina eel senior Luis
Cardeaas Y esposa. en- 314 \. Peccs
S..
Nov. 2I.-Una alma del senior Y.
Lozano Y esposa. en- 910 ". Salinas
St.
Nov. I9.-Un nino del senior Jose
\. Trevino y esposa, en- 219 Wye
ming s..
Nov .29-Un nino del senior Ru-
perto Estrada y esposa, en- ll412 5.
Laredo St.
Nov. i5.-Un nino del senior BENZ
to Lozano Y eSposa en- 81 S. Lare-
do ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
Kolchak formard nuepo Ga
6inete y reorganizara
su ejercito

LONDRES, Diciembre SIN des-
| pacho de Irkutsk. Siberia, recibido
hoy aqui, da cucnta de que Victor
| Pepeliaeff. ex-Ministro del Interios
en- ell gobierno de Kolchak, ha recibl-
DO el encargo de formar un nuevo
gabinete Y tiene instruccioes de que
el Ministerio que organize sea ono
que sostenga las mayores tendencias
socialistas ~posibles. compatibless con
"a actitud del Almirante kolchak
contra ell bolshevikismo.
SegUn Sc sabe, ell prop0slto de hol-
chalk es ell de dar mayores poderes
al Ccngreso Zemstvo, reclentemente
creado Y Sc haran todos los esfuerzos
posibles para ~aplacar a los cosacos
otomanes V a los checos. Con este
nrograma. el Almirante ko!chak es-
rera poder sobrepasar Ia crisis que Sc
ha suscitado con ell fracaso de Ia cam
pana militar en- el Oeste Y los bro
ties revolucionarios sociallstas en- ell
0riente.
Al reformar Ell gabinete, Sc
propone que Sc de prere-
rencia 4 los asuntos militares sobre
los c~iviles. que hasta ahora ha sido,
se@un Sc concede. la principal debiii-
dad del gobierno de Kolchak.
FL Almirante Kolchak Sc e]ncuentra
ain en- Novo Nikolaevsk, ell donde
espera permanecer hasta que la 81
tuacion militar sc aclare.
Para ahora les bolshevikis han a
vanzado sesenta millas al Oriente de
OmSk. habiendo alcanzado un punto
al Noroeste de T~atarskaia.
Los esfuerzos para reorganizar a
los ejercitos de Kolchak, estan He
vandose a cabo con algln eXito, pues
ell Almirante aun contaba con una
! fuerza regular de reservas que no
| habia urilizado V que paSaran a for
mar parte de las fuerzas de Inca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
'ESTA v|ENDOSE En- URADO Ia CAUSA

de Corpus Christi Y que era posee-
dora de una POLKA de ia cual Ia mitad
estaba 4 favor de Ochoa.
Los ~parrafos acusadores de cSas
cartas dicen:
Isl has sabido algO con referen-
cia a Aurelia, hasmelo saber de cua!-
ouier modo. No dejes de hacerlo. To-
do Sc esta presentando mejor que 10
que yo esperaba.'
"Espero que ME contestes hoy
mismo, V dime TODD 10 que quleras
dccirme, pero ten mucho c~uidado.'
Otra carta, que esta fechada cl
10 de Agosto de 1919. dice:
"Acabo de regresar de Nashville '!
Dor 6rdenes ~superiores, p~ermanecere
aoui Dor unos dias, Y despues ire a
San Antonio. No he tenido ningunas
noticias de Corpus. Quisiera s&oer
que es 10 que esta pasando. Es ITEM
DO de a. Sc haya arreglado algo. pues
de otra n las cosas Sc nos ven
dram NAL. Contestame hoy mismo, y
ten mucho cuidado Y no tie passes mu-
chO.
Ell abogado de Ia dcfensa, Graves,
estuvo ~interrogando aver d Francis
ca Crisantes, Quien dio tOdas Il res
puestas en- espanol. E. diputado She
riff Antonio Diaz, esta sirviendo de
interprete.
-Por quc.-pregunto el defensor,
EN- lugar de dar ell whiskey a Alfre-
do Ochoa no 10 t~iraste para no lie
var a cabo ell crimen?
-Porque Pedro me habia amena-
zado con hac2rmelo beber a mi 81 no
obedecia 20 u 6rdenes, fue Ia res
puesta."
Pedro me do a mi el whiskey en-
Corpus Cnristi,-sigui0 dicicndo Fran
observation-disclosures que lie diera una
parte de el a Aurelia Flores. pero
como esta era muy buena amiga mia,
no ouise malaria. Entonces me traje
la botella a San Antonio, envuelta
en- un trapo Y va estanGo aqui, reel
bi varias cartas de Pedro en- que Sc
me ordenaba que Sc 10 diera a Aifre-
do, por 10 cual 20 lc escribi una car
ia a este ]diciendole que viniera a
ernie. Ell vino Y 20 lie di el whiskey,
u Sc bebi6 hasta no dejar NADIA en-
Ia botella."
La defensa arguy6 a esta. declara-
ci6n de FRANCESCA Crisantes, que al
tempo de la muertc De Alfredo, Pc
dro Sc e~ncontraba en- FL Paso. Y que
hac:a tres meseS que no veia a Ia mu-
chacha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-04
GRATIS A LOS
PACIENTES De ASMA.
In nucvo metcdo casero que toda
persona puedc usar sin experiment
tar molestias nj perdida
np jIeInDO

Tcacmos Un nucyo mctodo para Ia cura-
risn DO .Asnla ) desoamOs cue I'd. 10
rruchc por nucstra cucnta. No i-nports
que 81 ca>p sen antigua o =ocicntc. nj cue
81 hsma ~" I'd. padczca sea p~asai"ra t.
cr6uica. Id. d~hcria hac~r una p-ueha de
nGc>tro pro~cc.i:nicnto. No impor.a tanpo-
80 81 china dcl luGar 70 donir I'D. viva
nj sd "Iad Il oc;pacion. 81 Id. pad"cc dc
isn&. nGostro mc:odo 10 cu-ari IN Toce
tempo.
Dcscar'os csnecialmVtc QUO 10 urn aGue-
las personals cue considcran sus casos dcs-
ahuciad0S. cn les c!aicS t0da ciaSc dc inha-
ladoreS. duchas. prepararioncs dc epic. ny
mos paten. ADDS" etc. no han logrado pro-
pcrc:onar alivio algunO. QUcrenos demos
;Ear. 20: nuestra cuenta. que este netoco
esta dest!nado = hase- desaparece- las diff
cultadeS de L respiration y todas las mo-
!rS;!aS ' s~ufrir.ientos que acarrcan.
ESta O:cr;a gratis e. IAN iiI ortan:e que
no debe GeiGr Gs aprovecha-se nj un solo
dia. Escriba hoy misn3o y ~enl2iec- el meto-
do desdc luego. No ma-dc direro. envie SO
lamente el cur1n adjuuto. haGalo ahorl
mISmo.
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Scnsacionales revela cioncs

A preguntas bien d~irigidas de los
defensores. Francisco Crisal.es de-
clar6 ante cl .jurado que habia vivido
con Pedro Ochoa Y que durante e.
mismo tempo habia conocido Il su
hiio Alfredo.
Artonia Crisantes Sc nreSento en-
Ia silIa de los testigos Ell Ia manana
de aver, Y rindio su declaration de
que habia recibido promesaS dc Ochoa
de que Sc casaria con ella. 81 decla-
raba en- su favor. La declaration de
esta mucnacha fue vehemente Y de-
jaba yer un profundo resentimiento
para el acusado.
Antonio dijo que Pedro Sc habia
cxpresado con ella en- Gstos terminus
Isl nos YES muy apuradoS. deciara
que.ni III hcrmana nj yo somos cul-
pables. cue tn fuiste la autora de
TODD"
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FL TRATADO DE SAN GERMAN
Viene ia la la.

cion oue protege q las minorlas. cPor-
que no :irmar al propio tempo una
declaration anexa en- la que Sc olga
que los miembros de una mlnoria
etnica 0 r~el!giosa. a quienes sc les
garantizan derechoS iguales a los de
los demas ciudadanos, tienen tambIen
los mismos debereS hacia el Estaco
a que pertenecen" 81 no Sc p%rofesa
esta dcctrina. no habra paz en- el
mundo nj para los hombrcs de huena
voluntad.
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