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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01

PARIS, Mario 31.-El gobierno
frances Sc ha rehusado a accedcr a 10
solic;tud del gobierno alcman de que
Sc Ie permita enviar tropas al distri.
to del Rurh en- la IONA neutral cerca-
ma a la frontera.
FL Primer MiniStro Nil Grand Y Ell
Encargado de Nepocjos alamenes en-
esta capital, DR.. Won Mayer, habian
estado celebrando conferencias sobre
este particular Y ell primero eXpreso
al segundo que hoy a primera bora
lie daria T r~espuesta definitlva So
bre q asunto. En- efecto, el Primer
Ministro frances, envi6 Al diploma
tico teuton hoy. la siguiente nota:
En- cortestacion a Su nOta de
aver. tengo el honor de comunicar a
listed las condolences que e. gobierno
de la Republica ~francesa eXige antes
de dar su authorization eventual para
rermitir que entren al Vale del
Ruhr tropas alemanas.
Tai authorization cue constituiria
una derogacion dc los articUlos 43
Y 81 del Tratado dc Versailles. podria
justificarSe solamente por una impc-
rativa Y evidente necesidad Y Ia Co.
mission cncargada de la ]vigilancla de
Ia ejecucior del ]protocoio de 81 de
Agosto de 1919. ne ha notificado,
como informe a listed en- nuestra con-
versacion de aver, su opinion formal,
confirmada tambien por Otras fucn-
ties. de que la intervention militar
en- esa region, por el presente, seria
inUtil Y ~peligrosa.
".Asi pues. las circunstancias no
ne permiten scceder en- este punto a
la soIicitud de 81 gobierro. Debo, por
otra parte. reservar mi respuesta de
finitiva a Ia p~roposicin que listed me
hizo aver"
Concluye 81 nota ell Primer Minis
tro Millerand expresando el sincere
deseo del gobierno frances de hacer
TODD 10 que no sea incompatible con
Ia defensa de los intereses ~franceses,
para facilitar la empresa del gobier-
no aleman
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01

ba a aprobar m nueva MEDIA que
Sc halla en- complete oposicion con
la que Sc adopto hace cinco amos, Y
que Sc seguiria oponiendo a ella a me-
nos que sean redimidas las garantias
que Sc dieron entonces.
Asquith aboga por que Sc lie conce-
da a Irlanda la forma de gobierno de
TN Dominic Y agrego que las condicit
mes actuales demuestran que 1rlanda
n 0 esta sienGo g%obernada ahora.
Por su parte, Bonar Law Sc opusO
a la forma de gobierno de Dominic,
propuesta por .Asquith, Y dijo que ba-
jo tai regimen los Sim Feiners que
darian en- condolences favorables para
hacer de Irlanda una R]epublica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
la revueIta de
los ~nacionaIistas tur-
COS en- la Tracia

LONDRES, Mario Bel movl-
miento revolucionario nacionalista
turco en- la Tracia, ha fracasado por
complete, segun dice IN despacho
]procedente de Constantinopla, recibi-
do hoy aqui. FL numero de turcos
que Sc han undo al movimiento en-
esa region, no llega a 1000, un MI
nero verdaderamente insignificante,
mientras que los cmisarios revolucio-
narios que han tratado de provocar
agitaciones en- las villas Y pueblos.
han sido apedreados por las multi
tudes.
Segun sc dice, la .Anatolia ha que
dado cortada del resto de Turquia,
por los nacionalistas que operan en-
esa region. Estos estan boycoteando
las mercancias de procedencia aliada.
asi como a los comerciantcs c~ristia-
nos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01

renciando anoche, toda la noche,
acerca de las medidas que deberian
adoptarse por cl gobicrno, mientras
grandes nucleos de pueblo organiza-
ban manifestations por las GALES y
en- las plazaS, aclamandose a la Re-
publica.
FL tenor pUbiIco por la amenaza
dc los obreros de convocar a una
huelga general, Sc ha convertible en-
panico, en- vista de que tai amenaza
sc hizo una realidad hoy. al decretar
los lideres Obreros que la huelga Sc
ponga en- vigor ell proximo martes,
como una protesta contra los actos
del Rey y del gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
Sc AGRAVA LA SITUAClON EN- DlNAMARCA
Los llders obreroS han convocado a una hueIsa CO.
mo una protesta contra los actos del Rey

CCPENHAGUE, Mario 31--Los
lideres obreros han cumpiido su anne
naza de convocar a ina huelga gene
raj en- TODD el pals, como resultado de
Ia negative del Rey Cristian para
reinstalar al Gabinete de NJ. Zahle.
La huelga segun sc dice debera
declararse ell prox!mo martes y CO.
mo tai MEDIA traera serios trastor,
nos en- ell pals, especialmente en- 10
que ~respecta a los servicios publicos,
todas las classes de la poblacion Sc ha-
Han acaparando la mayor cantidad
possible de where's, combustible, pc
t~roIeo, vclas Y aqua. No obstante
que hasta ahora no han ocurTido de-
s6rdenes de seriedad. la p%olicia ha
estado d~esplegando una gran acti-
vidad Y tan pronto como nota algun
sentimiento hoStil en- los grupos que
Sc reunen en- las GALES Y plazas, pro
cede q dispersar a la multitud.
Los socialistas Independence Sc
han undo a las socialists de Ia Ma
yoria en- 81 demenda de una huelga
general.
Con objeto de contrarrestar los
actos de los obreros, el gabinete de
N. Lieb ha expedido una p~roclaula al
manifestando que tan prom
TO omo pasen las el~ecciones y Sc
reuna Ell nueyo Rigsdag, 81 Ministe-
terio presentara 81 renuncia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
Ia CAMPANA MILITAR
EN- VERACRUZ
Solo peaueHas partidas de
rebeldes han sido las
derrotadas

VERACRUZ, MaHGo 29.-Se tie
meme noticias oficiales en- esta ciu-
dad de el jefe carrancista Qua
dalupe Sanchez Sc halla al frentc
De la Fruesa columna que sali6 a la
region en que operan los pr~incipales
nuclecs revolucionarics, con objeto de
combatirlos. de acuerdo con las ms
trCcciones libradas por Ia Socretaria
de Guerra en- vista de que no Sc rem
diran. como s. habia indicado, algu-
nos de los je+es que, como siempre,
Sc hallan a las 0rGenes del General
Felix Diaz.
Sanchez informa que hasta hoy nc
ha pOdido tener cCntacto con los MI
clcos revolucioarios, pues solamente
ha encontrado peauenas partidas en-
los a~lrsdedorcs de los lugares LA
maGCs Ladarte, la CalZada. FL Sail
tire, Los Naranjos. Remate. Chorre-
ras Zausal. Palmarillo, Paso, Lim6n
' algunos otros poblados. en- los que
desde hace mucho tempo tiene COM
pleto dominic ell enemigo del go
bierno de Carranza.
Estas pequenas partidas,-dice el
informe- han csCaPado en- su mayo
ria. Y las que han p~resentado COM
bate han sal:do derotadas, dejandO
en- poder de los gobieristas caballos,
parque Y algunas armas
Las noticlas. sin embargo. que a.
cerca dc las rendiciones de jefes re-
volucionarics hay an los circulos of
ciales del Estado. difieren de las Que
proporciona la Secretaria de Cue
ira. .Ahora So dice que el gobernador
crd7n6 al Presidente Municipal de
.Acayucan que por tei6fono puede ira
tar con cierto jefe revolucionario de
gran sig~nificacion. de quien Sc dice
cue Sc dirigi5 al propio gobierno del
Estado ? fin de que lie tramitara con
cl de Mexico 10 relative a 81 someti-
miento.
No Sc da 81 nomore del jefe en-
question dizque per no entorpecer
las negcciaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
NO PODRIA DESCIRLO TODD

''Jamas podre decir Ell bien que me
hizo ell medicamento Foley's Honey
and Tar, nos dice Miss Rose Florke
209 Hawkins Ave. n. Braddock, Pa.
"Tuve un terrible resfriado que crei
me originaria ~pYlmonia, pero tome
Foley's Honey and Tar Y muy prom
TO me seenti bien, Espero que TODD
Ell mundo 10 tome. Cartas como es
ia recibimos diariamentee. (Adv).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
Asquith vueIve a ser eI
iefe de Ia oposicion
en- Ell ParIamento

LONDRES, Mario 30.-El ex-Pri-
mer Ministro Asquith asumio hoy Ia
jefatura de Ia oposicion en- la Camara
de los Comunes Y pronuncio IN for
midable ataque contra el proyecto de
Home Rule formulate por Lloyd Geor
ge, para Irlanda. Dijo que Sc rehusa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
OFENSIVA CONTRA LOS ESPARTACISTAS
Las tropas del gobierno iran a Ia region del Rhur
aIln sin eI permiso de las potenclaS aIladas

BERLIN. Mario 3l.-Las tropas
del gobierno de Ebert en- ia region de-
Ruhr han iniciado su Marcia contra
los e~spartacistas en- este distrito, en-
vista de que ell plazo fijado ell el
ultimatum del gobierno a los obreros,
ha transcurrido. sin que estos hayan
cumplido con las dcmandas que en- Ell
Sc c~Ontenian.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01

sLONDRES, Mario 31.-La agita-
cion politica sigue Ell toda 81 fuerza
en- Dinamarca y en- algunas ciudades
como Copenhague, ha tornado va IN
caracter revolucionario.
Ell nueyo Ministerio danes que
preside NJ. Lieb, en- vista de la Sc
riedad de la situaci6n, estuvo confe-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
BlsLlOTECA ~TRAGL-ROMANI4CA

"a % cac~ A~'
A-ts de BuSear Asrdo-
Cslva-lo &c Amor.
q Sido DE- RuIssnor-s-
u collar &c EsmerslcAS-
n lnf!eraO &c Ios Aomor-s-
Ia H.:A de Venus
Las aiias del Champagne.
Po-5us R..acsGeH lAs EICuAA-
po-cge - Casau los domo7es.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
MISCELANEA

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quiz Biaaco CSC
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
R DE EMILIO LOLA

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
NMANAoUEs PARA 1920.

C-fy.a ------ O-S
e mas S'~- - ...... O75
-aDsous lr2s,@1dc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -.1y
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DBRAS DE VARGAS villa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
GROWTH OF MOTOR
TRAFFIC ENORMOUS
Conditions Today Would Amaze
Inventor of First Self Propelled
Vehicle in 1859.

NEW YORK April 24-If Capt.
Nicholas Joseph Cugnot, the French
man who in 1859 invented the self
propelled road vehicle, could visit the
United states today. he would be as
tonished perhaps to find the horse
almost obsolete. the United States
government on the eve of spending
S633. 600 900 for good roads. and fac
tories turning out automobile trucks
at the rate of about 1000 a day.
Motor truck traffic between indus
trial centers IN Connecticut and New
York city, Boston and Providence mas
reached such great proportions that
state highway mlsSl0ners are
urging shippers to restrict the maxi
mum load on trucks TO $4,000 pounds
According 10 the National Automobile
Chamber of Commerce. utilization OF
the motor truck IS ena bling the rail-
roads to catch up with traffic needs
which mounted SO enormously DURING
the war.
A recent survey by the organiza-
ton shows the distribution Of motor
trucks In the United States;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
AMERICANS WILL START
AIR SERVICE IN CHINA
Plan to Connect Hongkong, Canton
and the Portuguese Ebony
of Macao.

HONGkONd. March 60 Correspond
ence Of the Associated Press).-Sixteen
avlators and inechanicians, mostly
Americans, haze arrived here, and
eleven American, airplanes are on their
way from New York to the Orient to
establish the first commercial aviation
enterprise In China. It is announced
that this aerial service will connect
Hongkong. Canton and the Portuguese
colony of Macao Later. It IS stated, the
company plans to extend itsactivities
to Manila and Toxic, touching al cen
t>rs on the Chinese coast.
The aIrpls mes te be- used In this serv-
Ice are understood to have been built
originally for the United States Navy
and equipped With Liberty motors, but
have been feineaeled. and arc said here
10 be capable Of making continuous
flights Of $50 miles, carrying fourteen
passengers:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
SAITO AIMS TO ABOLISH
FLOGGING OF KOREANS
Believes Independence Wave Is Re-
ceding, But Admits Secret
Work for Freedom:

TOXIC, March 80 Correspondence OF
the Associated Press).-Baron Safto.
governor general Of Korea, says he be
leves the independence movement IN
Korea is dying out, although he admits
that the Koreans are still making secret
efforts to- free themselves from yapa-
nese rule. The baron has been IN TOXIC
lately to urge the japanese diet to pro-
vide funds to enable him to abolfsh lhe
fogging of Koreans and substitute I'M
prisonment as punishment.
The baron said that he was making
efforts in Korea to put into erect tne
emperor's rescript that the Koreans be
advanced politically. with the ultimate
object of establishing local autonomy.
Koreans. he said. were being trained TO
conduct the public service in Korea. In
addition. the government will establish
a railway engineering school in Seoui 70
teach Koreans to operate their ewn rail-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

Fifteen trucks win 2O1 demount-
able bodies in Cincinnati. according
to f W. Fem. secretary of the cham
Der. free for long freight hauls 66,0cC
, railroad cars. replace lis teams o!
! horses and mules and move more
more than 1000 tons of freight a
day"
indianapolis. he says. is the largest
/ live stock motor trucking center IN
| the world Daily receipts in 1919, he
/ said were $500 head. or 1000 more
| than the total carried by both steam
AVID electric railroads.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
THE PRIMROSE PATH

A several Her cheeks paered with this in
  
  month of actions she 
  She told the until tried path
  Did a with her?" "Oh judge, believe he This a halls There this behalf the the fright daughter; Gin inclination above all things-get confidence
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
Mining and Financial Ne,US
 REVIEW LEASED WIRE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

NEW YORK, Sept. 2. - TTanspor- tation shares assumed more domi- nant position in the stock market to- day, further accumulation of those is- sues at additional gains of one to three points far exceeding the trading in any other part of the list.
 Included in tOday's demand were a number of dormant obscure transcon- tinentals, grangers, coalers and cotton carriers, that had figured very slight ly, if at all, until the recent sustained movement.
 Industrials also improved, less pres sure being observed in some of the specialties, notably the low priced oils and motors which had been the especial target of the bears in the early days of the week.
 Measuring advices respecting the industrial situation brought renewed strength to the textiles, coppers and utilities, the latter being represented by Peoples Gas, Laclede Gas, Phila- delphia Gas company and the express company issues.
 Money conditions were an import ant factor, the rate for call loans man. ifesting an easier trend, despite heavy withdrawals for federal account. An eight per cent rate was quoted at the opening with seven per cent at mid day and six per cent in the final hour, the latter being the minimum quota tion with few exceptions, since mid summer.
 Profit taking, prompted in part by the approaching triple holiday, caused considerable reduction of gains in the later dealing, an irregular tone pre- vailing at the close. Sales amounted to 735,000 shares.
 Moderate reactions in remittances to London and Paris accompanied de- nials that arrangements for payment of the Anglo-French loan had reached a definite stage. Incidentally the Bank of England weekly statement showed a heavy loss of liabilities re- serve.
 Trading in bonds was urusuai1y large with rails as the chief feature. Liberty issues eased after hardening, but Anglo-French 5's, Paris 6s and French municipal scored substantial gains. Total sales, par value, aggre- gated $10,275,000. Old United States bonds were unchanged on call.
 CLOSING QUOTATIONS,
 SEPTEMBER i, 1920
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
.Bisbee and Lowell
 to Play Baseball
 Sunday and Monday

The two local ball clubs will again meet in Warren Park Sunday and Monday afternoons. Another pitch CTS battle between Eaton and Brin- ley is expected in Sundays game. Their last duel resulted in victory for Bisbee. Mondays. game will be pitched by Eaton and Lock.
 The Bisbee team is now stronger than ever. Barney White. a new player, has arrived and will be in the gray uniform. A new second base man from the Louisiana state league will cover the second bag and Buck, the new player from Miami, will be seen on the initial sack. The out field will consist of Bedford, Glen denning and Hobbs with Compton re- ceiving the pitcher.
 Lowell has been strengthened by the addition of Fred Krigbaum, who will play the third sack.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
New Hart Picture "The Toll Gate" a
 Tale of the West

Black Deering. erstwhile bandit, killer and fearless hold-up man of the southwestern country, at time when he had come to the conclusion that there was no good in humanity, found his faith restored, or, rather, discovered that he possessed such faith, when he met the first good woman in his life, since be left his mothers knee; and in the person of sheriff who had set out to track him down, found that good is pres ent in the most unexpected places.
 The story of Black Deering's dar- ing career will be seen on the screen at the Central theatre tonight and Saturday and Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday. "The Toll Gate" Will liam S. Hart's newest Paramount Aircraft picture. is exhibited.
 Under the direction of Lambert Hillyer and photographed by Joe August, A. s. C., this picture is one of the most powerful dramas of life in the frontier lands that has ever been filmed. MT. Hart is at his best riding, shooting, wrestling with the devil of revenge, and finally coming to realize that the world is not all
 bad, after all.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
MOTHERHOOD

talked painted A'A glorifed motherhood
  the cabinet office charged with duty
  make Livelihood duties ministry administer motherhood  and she be compensated by endowment talking suicide" families South Wales decided something practical it. make
 
 
  would subsidized  ned ncomt the 2OO0O0o  logical which public
  children
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT

the of illegal public
  employer O The a
 
  on the
 
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  association
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03


 PREAKFAST-Orange juice, wal fles. sirup, coffee.
 LUNCHEON - Baked sweet pota- toes, cold baked ham, brown bread and butter, peach cup, drop cakes, tea. ,p TssF1 Ey DINNER - Baked beans, stuffed baked tomatoes, apple and celery salad, toasted crackers, blackberry pie, coffee.
 My Own Recipes Boiled ham is always good but It has not the delicious spiciness of baked ham. The vinegar that has been sweetened and spiced for sweet pickles is d good substitute for the "old Madeira" iii which the famous Virginia hams were baked.
 BAKED SWEET POTATOES
 sweet potatoes
 3-4 cup brown sugar
 Is cup water
 teaspoon lemon juice
 Is teaspoon nutmeg
 salt and pepper
 Boil sugar and water until soft ball is formed in water. Add lemon juice and nutmeg. Bake or boil po- tatoes till nearly done. Peel aud cut in halves 1engthwise. Put in but tered baking dish rounded side down. Dot with bits of butter, sprinkle with salt and pepper and pour over part 1, of the sirup. Add remaining pota- toes, salt, pepper and butter Pour over rest of sirup. Bake until slight ly Drowned. Serve from the baking dish. PEACH CUP large peaches ! 1 pint orange ice
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
WILLIAM MARION REEDY
DILL REEDY is dead.

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
GOLD IMPORTS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. - Gold i'm ports continue to exceed exports, ac- cording to figures made public by the federal reserve board tonight, for the ten days ending August 20. Imports of s2,113,O0O against exports of ST. 766,000 were reported for the period.
 Silver imports aggregated $1,264,- 900 while exports of that metal con- tinued to decline, the figure for the ten days being s426,755.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
ADVERTISING AN ASSET

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