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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday, Sept. 26-10 a. M, morn.
ing service, sermon by the pastor, sub
ject, "Chosen for a Purpose; 11:15
"a. M, Sunday, school, D. R.. Pelton
superintendent; 6 p. M, Ewporth
League, leader, Miss Florence Walk
er; topic, Mission Study" p. m.
evening service, sermon by the pas
tor; 7 p. M, Thursday evening, pray
er> service, WINS. in charge; z p
M, Friday evening, choir rehearsal
"A cordial welcome to all. Wallace
III. Bryenton, pastor.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24
CHURCHES
First Baptist Church

Sunday, Sept. 26-1O a. M, morn
ing worship, sermon, "A Future Sal
vation;" 11:15 a. M, Bible school,
Karl Lutz, supt.; p. M, Juniors; ;
$3.50, B. Y..P. u; 1880, evening
preaching service, sermon, "One Step
to Eternal Life," or "A Near Way
Home" Bible study class Tuesday
evening; Thursday evening, praise,
prayer and testimony; choir rehears-
al Friday evening. You are well
come. A. Irwin, pastor.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jasper Leroy Bender and Pauline
M. anderhoof, both of Wadsworth.
Chas. S. Field and Alta Long, both
of Seville.
James Franklin Ryan and Welthene
M. Fem, both of Medina. y
Clarence M. Palmer of Lodi and
Lois Garman Of Homerville.
John S. Overholt and Edna M.
Reimer, both of Wadsworth.
Alvin Edgar Stager Of Blue Ash, O.
and Edith Williamson of Valley City.
Frank G. Straka of Cleveland and
Lillian Anna Sledrowsky of Hinckley.
Dana d. Miller of Bath and Lottie
Bell Smith Of Hinckley.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24
FOR WOMEN VOTERS

A most transcending and thrilling
interest is now attached to the wom-
ans vote, both by the women and by
campaign managers. Unquesti0n-
ably women are studying diligently
I how to make the best use Of their new
privilege. /; d;
The League Of Women Voters,
n which Is The new national organiza-
ton continuing the personnel Of the
Il Woman Suffrage association, and
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24

Senator Harding in his speech OF
acceptance lambasted the league Of
nations and declared the document
must be scrapped in it's entirety. Now
advices from Marion credit the candi-
date with taking stand very SINH
lar to that of Cox-for the league with
reservations. Why the change, Sen
ator?
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24

The Cleveland News, in recent is
sue, devotes much space in an at
tempt to show that war would be fore.
ed upon the United States if Article
x of the League of Nations covenant
was adopted. In another column on the
same page the News says: "The
League (of Nations) could not do any
thing without the unanimous consent
and approval of the five powers repre-
sented in the Council Of the league
Is it any wonder the League of Ma
tions squabble is becoming unintellig
ible to the ordinary citizen?
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Matte L. Sears to Walter ]. and
Lillian M. Scott, lot 80, Litchfeld,
Chas. Schrum ct al. to E. w. Joy,
1 acre, Granger.
Paul and Anna 10th to Dusan Lon
csarsky ct al, 96.52 acres, Guilford.
Anthony VanBoven ct al. to A. L.
Burnham, lot 562, Medina village.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24
Congregational Church

Sunday, Sept. 26-10 a. M, Morn
ing service, sermon, "The Need and
Worth o fthe Church; 11:15 a. m.
Church school; Midweek prayer ser
vice Thursday, 1880 p. m. A well
. come to all services extended.
VIM. j. DREW, minister.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24

Altho Harding withstood the torrid
days of August, the heat of the cam
paign has at last driven him from his
front porch, as it is announced that he
will stage vote-getting drive to the
Pacific coast.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24

Regardless of which party wins the
election this fall the successful one is
due for an everlasting defeat four
years hence. Too many voters think
change of presidents is going to
cure all the ills and aches to which the
country is subjected, but they will be
disillusioned by 1924.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24

Two weeks ago Republican papers
scoffed the idea that fifteen million
dollar campaign fund had been plan
ned. Now these same papers tell us
that a fund Of that size is not rep
prehensible unless used wrongly. AS
every one knows the purity of present
day politics-use, your own thinker.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church

Sunday, Sept. 1913 a. M, Holy
Communion; morning prayer and SER
mon, 10; church school, 1880. Rev.
r. K. Caulk, rector.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24

When Cox became governor of Ohio
there were more than $4,000 lawsuits
in the Ohio courts between employers
and employees over personal injuries.
Today there are less than five such
suits. Not bad record. -
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24

Those who love to recall when beer
was five cents glass, with a free
lunch thrown in, never speak of the
days when milk was five cents a
quart.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24

Will the "favorite daughter" sup
plant the "favorite SON. in the 1924
campaign?
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-24

If the recent election results in
Maine can be used to forecast the
trend in national affairs, it'll be
rough on James.
, 1920-11-04

wants, and whose good will you have
always had. You will this day witness
che instalment of an American Jury,
and an examplifcation of its work.
1t is not a hard task to be a juryman
all that We require is intelligence and
fairness, and an inclination to observe
the golden rule-sdo as you would be
done by"
In conclusion the Court states frank
ly, he is not familiar with the Code,
therefore as he has often had IN mind
to say-WiIl the members oi&ie Bar,
now please proceed to educate the,
Court. | thank you.
, 1920-11-04

Marine Barracks,
Christiansted, St. Crolx,
Virgin Islands of United States,
Nov. 3rd, 1920.
RECEIVED AT Lbs PM.
Final Election returns: Harding
has been elected President OF
the United States by an over
Whelming plurality.
Republicans carried every State
except the solid South and returns
are very close in Tennessee, and
also have a safe majority in the
House and the Senate.
New York was for Harding by
plurality of over a million.
Harding won by 357,O OO, Boston
gave the Republicans a lead for the
first time since 1898.
, 1920-11-04
An Open Invitation.
TO all Voters Of Oh istiansted Town and
Country District.
GREETINGS:

vOU are herein invited to attend q call
meeting, at 8 o'clock FRIDAY
EVENING NOVEMBER 5, 1920, at
Christiansted Theatre.
At this very important meeting, the
formation of a Republican Party will be
discussed, and plans laid to bring 1t INTO
existence, in this section of the island.
1t is to be distinctly understood by all,
that this meeting and the plans to result
therefrom, are in no way connected with
any organization now existing IN TINS
island: but will be entirely Political in its
scope and operation; and in strict &C
cordance with the American conception
of Political Party movements.
Yours truly,
O. C. GRANADY.
, 1920-11-04
Address Of Jucius ]. N. MaImin,
United States District Judge
of the Virgin Islands OF the
United States.

FIRST of all, to those who sent me
this bouquet of roses, my thanks to the
donors, [ will place them at my flght
as a token OF appreciation.
Ladies and gentlemen, people OF the
Island of St. Croix, a United States Judge
preets YOU. it is true the Judge is OF your
W choice but he comes to you from the
glorious United States; he comes to m
lister Justice, to be fair and friendly with
YOU all, and to show you a spirit OF demo-
cracy. This is a historical, a memor-
able. a serious moment which should
give US all pride and satisfaction. } am
pleased to stand before you today as the
first United States District Judge OF
St. Croix, and you in turn should be
pleased, because you are to witness the
first opening of a United States Dis
trirts Court on this Island.
AS far as the Court is concerned. you
will be considered Americans, all OF you.
saw this to you-yeu will be ci.izens
of the United States. The Treaty is
a peculiar document, hut as far as 1T
lies in the power of this court to con-
strue it he vii! do so for your benefit.
The Organic law. however, this court
will not be interested in, as it seems not
to conform to American ideals or prln-
ciples. In this new American Court you
will be considered innocent until prov
en- guilty. You will not be forced to
incriminate yourself, you will not lie in
Jail months awaiting trial or have your
case tried piecemeal. You shall in all
litigation in this Court have at all times
a speedy-impartial hearing, and JUS
tice as administered by this Court shall
always be tempered with mercy.
Furthermore | shall make an effort
to be approachable, accommodating, will
ing to help and advise-in a few words
I offer the people ssof this Island my sin
cere friendship.
The framing of the code was q con-
scientious piece of work, your Council
should be congratulated upon its quick
acceptance, but the code does not meet
with the approval of this Court. in Its
entiretity, therefore | say to you that 1t
is my purpose to secure remedial legls-
lstion or executive help, and this that
am about to do? | am sure Will nave
your sanction and that of Governor
Oman, who. as you know, has at all
times shown appreciation OF your
, 1920-11-04
TELEGRAM ).

TELEGRAM>
ST. CROIX STATION
North Tonawanda, New York, October
31st-Twelve men we're killed early this
morning in an explosion and fire at the
distributing tower of the Niagara Falls
Power Co. here. The explosion occurred
a few minutes after two. New transform
ers had been put in atsthe dist lting
tower of the power coy's plant, Thirtea9
men were crowded in the room watching
the work Of the new machinery when
there was an explosion, apparently by a
short circuit The force of the blast
burst a steel barrel of lubricating oil
which formed part OF the new equipment
and the flash of electricity ignited the
oil which was thrown nver the men in
the room.
Lucerne, Switzerland October 31st.
The acceptance of the Greek throne
by Prince Paul depends entirely upon
the wishes of the Greek. people, the
Prince told the Greek Minister to. Switz-
er1and yesterday when informed verbal
ly that the Greek Govt. considers him
called to assume the duties of sovereign.
He declared that only in the event that
the Greek people did not wish the return
of King Constantine and excluded Prince
George, the Duke of Sparta, would &C
cept the offer made by the Govt nee
Paul said, however, that he considered
the throne belonged to King Constantine
and that Prince George had the first claim
to the honour. The Minister in extend
ing the offer to Prince Paul said the
Greek Govt. desired to know in advance
whether King Constantine and Prince
George would recognize the accession of
the younger prince.
Sebastopol. Crimea. Oct. 31st.-Rus-
sian Relsheyik forces have begun a VIC
lent offensive to wipe out the armies
commanded by General Wrangei of the
South Russian Government. The Boil
sheviki have attacked at two points cross
ing the Dneiper River opposite Nipolol
and from Khakovka. Troops from the
Polish front as we'll as masses of Siberian
soldiers are being used in the offensive
and heavy endorsements are being rush
ed up in the effort to break through
General Wrangel's lines. This is the
first time that General Wrangel has been
ou~tnumbered and excelled in artillery
, 1920-11-04

Official information received here yes
terday confirms a Republican victory as
forecast by returns of Tuesday night.
See detailed notice published above.
, 1920-11-04

There was a full house lat the theatre
last night at the illustrated lecture held
bv the Sanitation Service. The Navy
Band was in attendance and the audience
was afforded an instructive and at the
same time agreeable evening.
The schooner Creole arrived here yes
, 1920-11-04

terday with St. Thomas mails and sails
this morning on the return trip.
Phe S. S. Korona arrived at Frederic
sted at 10 a. m. yesterday and sailed tor
New York via st. Thomas at z IN the
afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-27

continued at au enormous expense III
t.me OF peace.
a protective tariff measured by ING
difference tn the cost of production at
home and abroad.
"a rigid insistence upon the principle
af government py ali people aad nat
by any class.
eThe ratification Or the peace treaty
With reservations substantially as
proposed by tire foreign relations cons
n8ttee OF the senate
Encouragement OF agriculture and
recognition Of the principle that it IS
ana must remain our most important
industry.
The exclusion or deportation OF
aIens who place the red nag OF amy
other flag above our own.
IA stalwart. uncompramisins Ameri-
canisn which puts this eountrs tn
terest FIRST.
international friendships. not part
ner~hips.
IS fearless enforcement Sc law and
order
"A speedy return 70 normal cons
difions.
Justice to an"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-27

SULLIVAN. Ind Feh 27-Lco link
ston- nfteen has both less broken as
result 81 merely turning over in
led The BOY son 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Pinkston. had been confined TO-
his bed for more than three months
with a disease OF the bones Of his legs
and the bones snapped when he at
tempted TO change his position Rela-
tives said the boys ailment had been
diagnosed as rheumatism and that Il
was probable that the condition was
due t. a lack If phosphorus ia the bone
Material Is 4 result it is said the
ones are as brittle as CHALK The frae-
irod bones haze been set ana II is
larued to tafe the Ian to the county
spital soon for treatment.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09

NUEvOs TRIUNFOs DE LOS
POLACQS.-Continian los polacos
sosteriendo ST. tradicion gloriosa de
salyadores de Ia civiliaci6n, frente al
egcismo de las grauGes nacIones de
Europa.
En- el curse de Ia semana han OBJ
teridc los her6icos compatriotas de
Sobieski do Sc naladas victoriaS 80
hre los b~olshevikis. En- Is primera
destruyeron el ejercito duodecimo TO-
10, que era Ell que Sc oponia a 81 a.
vance hacia Ia Ukrania. FL botln
de guerra que obtuvieron los vence-
dores fu6 de 12G caRones, AS anne
tralladoras V gran cantidad de vlve-
res. carros de transports. Ademas
hicieran $4,000 ~prisionercs.
El gobierno de Lenine, para pa
liar n derrota ha dicho al pueblo ru-
so rue ell ejercito rojo Sc Ia retirado
para ir9cdir el derramamiento dc
sangre. ' de acuerdo con Ia estrate
sia rusa que Sc propone llevar a los
ei6rcitos p~olaccs hacia las estepas,
dorde srra facilmente dcstruido.
La grandeza del sacrificio de Pc
lonia que Sc ha visto coronado por
las mas eSplendidas viccorias, ma ne
cho vaciIar a las grandes ~potencias
cue estaban iuclinadas q entrar en-
tratos con la Russia sovietista. Ingla-
terra Sc ha rehusado 2 recibir al
representante rojo enviado para ne
gociar los priliminares de n paz
commercial. Ilamemosle asi, Y TODD in
dica que los triunfos de los polacos
van a nalograr la victoria diploma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
FUE A~PREHENDIDO UN
PARTIDARIO PASIVO
DE OREGON
Sc lie condujo a Monterrey
en- medic de una escolta
bieH armada

MONTERREY, Mayo 6.-Ha eau,
sado sensation en- esta ciudad, 10 O.
currido al capitalista Ber!emin Pc
rlz. quien sali6 con direction a
Allcnde, de este mismo Estado, con
obieto de inspeccionar sus ~intereses,
habiendo estado artes a d~espedirse
del gcbernador Santos, cor quien
tiene a7istad.
Cuando Benjamin Perez Sc hallaba
en- una huerta De su %propiedad, en-
union de algunos de sus empleados
Sc presentaron varios individuos, lie
vando 6rdenes de aprehenderlo, die
tadas por el iefe de las armas, corn-
mel Cortina Csmpos. FL senior Pc
rez no opuso la mcnor ~resistencia,
Y Sc dei6 conducir a esta capital, lie
vandolo desde luego a Ia asa del 60
bernador, Y despues a IA de 10 jefa.
tura de las operaciones militares; pc
TO desplegando sus c~ustodios, un lu.
10 inusitadc de fuerza Y siendo lleva-
do en- medic de INA escolta de doce
holnhres y por ell centric de las ca
lies. como 81 Sc hubiera tratado de
I'm REQ Celiercso.
Il dia siguiente. el senior Perez,
compareci6 ante Ell jefc de las opera
,;oner nilitares en- el Estado, gene
raj / .dona. quien 10 puso en- absolu-
ia libertad, pues no encontr6 ningu.
nos meritos para de~tenerlo, no sin la
mentar Ia falta de consideration con-
que fue tTatado por sus aprehenso-
res Y por algunos militares, Dor Ia
sofa inculpaci6n de haber sido parti-
da-io de Oregon.
Sc lc ha recomendado que perma-
Mecca err la ciudad para evitar que
sc lie Modesto mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
@ REVlSTA DE LA SEMANA @

Itica cue Lenine habia obtenido al
hacer que todas las grandes poten-
cias. exccDto Francia, Sc hallaSen
| dispuestas a reanudar sus relaciones
comerciales con Russia. Francia, hay
| cue decirlo muy alto pcr honor a Ia
raza ,atina. Sc mantuvo firme en- 81
negativa. en- union de Belgica, de no
itratar cen los. hombres del regimen
Iimpcrante hoy en- Russia
la victoria del valIente ejercito 20
lace Ia constituye Ia toma de Odessa,
el principal puerto de la Russia del
sur. e. Que siempre ha sido conside-
RADIO como ell granero del u de Eu-
ropa, porque es ell puerto por donde
salem inmensas cantidades de trigo Y
otros ~cereales para desparramarse
| como torrente de vida por una gran
extension del continente europeo. Los
polacns. con elemcntos relativamente
p~eque3os. han captulado esa' plaza,
que nunca pudieron Gominar los ale
i names.
Ash han degrade los ejercitos de
In res veces hcroica Polonia dar L.
bertad q Ukrania, IL nucva n~aciona-
lidad tornado en- las rostrimerias del
poder imperial alemaE por la misma
.Alemania. Kicv, Ia capital uErania-
ma. fue abandonada va por los rojos
ante "a tremenda ofeusiva de sus enc
migos victcriosos.
Inutil es decir que en- toda Ukra-
MIA los polacos han sido ~recibidos CO.
mo libertadores.
DERROTA DEL GOBIERNO
FPANCES.-Si son tiertas las mott
las que Ell cable ha communicate Ill
simamente-y deSeamos sinceramen-
&c que resulten falsas-el Gobierno
frances ha siGo derrotado en- Ia lucia
que sost;ane con los ferrocarrileros
huelguistas, que piden 10 que II com
paneros De todas parties: Ia Macdonald
zaci6r de los f~errocarriles.
81 lunes el gob!erno frances ares
to q varios :radicalcs, jefes d. los
huelguistas. con el objeto dc romper
Ia huelga de ferrocarrileros, traba-
jadores de les muelles = mineros,
Que de esa manera qVerian obligar a!
ccbierno a na~cionalizar las Industries
principles. La huelga era conside-
raGa oficiainente como de caracter
revolucionario, como 10 son cast todas
las huelSas de estos dias, que han de-
iado de ser IN r&dio de dcfensa
contra las imposiciones del capital,
para c~onvertirse en- anna para alta
car el gobierno y a IA sociedad.
Pues tras de esta actitud en6rgica
del gobierno frances ha venido Ia
rendici6n, pues 81 ~gobierno frances
ha convenido en- tratar con los huel-
Cuistas sobre IL i de acceder
q sus pretensiones, zero cor Ia con-
dici0n de que han de volver prime
70 a 81 trabajo todos los huelguis-
tas.
Como Sc comprende, el que ha &C.
dido en- 10 mas, con mayor raz6n, ce-
dera en- 10 menos, per 10 que no nos
extranaria que nanana el mismo go
bierno Sc aviriese 4 tratar con los
huelguistas. antes de que suspen,
dieran Ia huelga.
rs digno de lamar Ia atenci6n
que mientras los nismos jefes obre
ros es,an espantados del aspecto cue
estan tomando las huelgas V de que
cast no Sc pasa dia sin ore no Sc de
clareu- varias en- IN Tiismo pals, Ia
va IN gobier1o de una Poderosa IA
cion qIe ccnsicnta en- tratar con los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09

I revolucionarios disfrazados de huel,
guiStas.
En- efecto, leamos on IN cablegra-
ma de Londres 10 s~iguiente:
'sLondres, Mayo LAS continues
denandas por mayores salaries hoy
en- una industrial, manana en- otra, CO.
| .nienzan a alarmar a los mismos je-
fes del trabaio que comprenden que
Dor semejante canine solo Sc va al
desastre. FL Comite Executive de IA
Triple ALBANIA de mineros, ferroca-
rrileros Y obreros de transporte,
que Sc halia aqui en- session, aunque
, tiene variasl demands de salaries,
esta hacienda un esfuerzo unanime
para romper ell circulo vicioso de- los
altos salaries y del alto costo de la
vida.
Eeretimos que en- vista de Ia a.
lama que tai orden de cosas esta
prcduciendo en- los mismos jefes
obrercs. es sensible que Ell gobierno
frances acceda a las demands de
los huel2uistas.
;IIegara tambien a nacionalizar
les fecrocarriles?
Este seria el gran .triunfo del so
cialisno international, que traeria
como consequence Ia decentralization
de los ferrocarriles, minas, campos,
en- TODD ell mundo. Y seria tambien
q gran fracaso del socialismo, por-
cue asi sc pondrian 4 prucba sus doc
trinas V Sc veria que nc es 10 misno
dogmatizar en- ell paDel Y otra hacer
frente a Ia dura realidad. !Asi Sc
desenganarian tambien los obrlros
viendo por 81 mismos que 10 que Sc
creia que habia de traer libertad,
V p~rosperdad, no prcducia sino ham
brc. d~esGrdenes Y tirania horribles,
como esta pasando en- Russia.
TRES PRESIDENCIABLES RE
PLBLICANOS.-Las elecciones pri-
marias del partido republican, han
termiHadc de hecho en- los Estados
Unidos. habiendo salido 4 flote el
General Wood, johnson Y Lowden,
m de los cuales tendra cue ser e.
lecto candidate presidential en- Ia
pr6xima convention del partido, aun-
que rincuno de los tres tiene aun
rnayoria para salir vencedor en- di-
cha convention.
En- las primarias ell general Wood
ha salidc vencedor en- cuanto al MI
nero de delegados, en- tanto que el
Senador Johnson ticne IN 81 favor
Ia mayoria del vote popular. Con los
votos de California e Indiana cuyo
compute aIn 10 rrmina. Johnson
con los votos de 717.513 ciu-
dadanos. en- tanto QUO Wood solo tie
ne or su favcr 603.03q el doce Es-
tados Y Lowden 255.556 en- cinco Es-
Con la victoria del general Wood
en- Maryland, New Jersey e Indiana,
ST. prostigio Ia aumentado considera-
blement@. Sus partidarios Green que
sera e. vencedor, eunuue Johnson
Sc cncontrara Ell posici6n de e~jercer
una gran Influenza en- IA convention
para Ia election del candidate.
Los p~artidarios de Lowden Green
cue las fuerzas de Wood Sc disiparan
como el hume despues de la primera
vots'i6n en ia convention, Y que Ell
g~obernador de Illinois ocupara en-.
tonces el primer lugar.
Quiza sea neccSario, como en- otras
~ocasioroS, buscar un candidate de
transaction o de compromise. Y va
Sc menciona ell nombredel Senador
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09

Knox para tai candidatura, cue Sc
llama IN los EstaGcs Unidos "ca-
ballo negro.
CONGRESO DE LOS REBELDES
TCRCOS.-Mustapha kemal, que ha
ce tiemro enarbol6 la bandera de la
rebellion contra el sultan de TurqIia
en- las mortaMas de Argora, ha con.
vocado IN concreso del gobierno pro-
Visional ~nacionalista, del cual dicho
jefa ha side nombrado P~resfdente.
Con csc motive dirigio el Congreso un
Manifesto al pueblo, concebido en-
los ~siguientes terminus:
"Nosotros, vuestros Representatives..
juramos en- el nombre de Dios Y del
profeta, que no estamos en- rebellion
contra e. sultan califa Y d~eclaranos
que Sc nos llama rebeldes con ell uni
co objeto de enganar a la opinion
puhlica. ST vosotros deseais salvar
a vuestro pals de Ia suerte de Ia In
dia Y Egipto, no Greats las menti-
ras manufacturadas: no deis dido a
los que os estan incitando contra los
defersores de Esmirna, Adana, Ma
hash Y Curfa. que estan derramando
su sangre para defender Ell honor de
Ia nacion Y del credo.
"El enemigo ha manifestado of,
c1almentc que n Sc atrevcra a piso.
tearncs 81 estaI:os uniGos. Caiga
IA middleton de Dios sobre aquellos
cue ayuden al enemigo, Sean ben
ditos los que luchan por hacer 4 Ia
naci6n libre".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09

/ Entered A. Sseopdeiass matter February
~. 1918. nj the Post Office n San An:o-
krio, Texas. under t5s Act OF March :,
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