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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-22
POLICE
PURSUE ROBBERS

Winnipeg, Man. Sept. 22.--Com-
missioner Rattray Tuesday evening
has sent out q detachment OF Manito-t
ba police to join In the hunt for Ave
bandits WHO yesterday raided the
plant of the RedSDeer Lumber COM
pany at Barrows, Man, 40 miles east
western Manitoba, south of theFsPas.
The bandits also cleaned up q poker
game in progress amongst employees,
securing $780,. Nine members of the
Saskatchewan police who were in q
running fight with bandits Tuesday
afternoon were wounded by revolver
shots. Fifty men are engaged In the
hunt. and have cornered the bandits
in a bush five miles from Roscoe a
Hudson Bay junction.
Gasoline motors are carrying ma
chine guns to the scene to sweep the
hiding place of the gunner.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-22
new N E|'''W| MEMBERS
4aES 3Et99 25Eg NE ma IG
ARE ADDED TO
TRAITORS CLUB club
Lenke's Paper scorns Town
leyite Commissioners But
& Boosts Bill Himself.

State Railway Commissioners Sam
and G. d. DupuisI have been
added to the TTTraf ors' Club by orr
der of William Iemke, big boss Of the
Nonpartisan league in North Dakota.
This follows the action of the. two
commissioner In defying Mr.. Lcmke
and &r~etssuing the order granting in
creased freight and&passenger rates on
.intrastate business to the railroads of
North Dakota. enforcement of which
was enjoined by the court last week
on technical grounds.
The new order also sets October
916 as the day e for a hearing on the
inequalities now existing between the
rats in North Dakota and those in
neighboring states with a view I'd
elimina' ing these.
AS a result in this mornings Issue
OF the Fargo, Courier-News, of which
Mr.. Lemke is president, the two mem
bers of the board are Sent to JON
CharleA Allen Box. Jack Hastings
Jim Waters. Job Wells Brinton and
numerous others in the Traitors club,
whose membership is now growing 81
rapidly that It liz expected that all OF
the former league leaders with the
exception of curse of SMr. Lemke
himself will soon be included.
Anathemn Launched.
Here's part OF wha.. the Courier
News has to say about Aandahl and
Dupuis after %prefac.ng its remarks
with the explanation hat at first il
had been chart able to suppose thai
the two commissioners merely didn
know their duties:
But there can be no charitable
assumption of ignorance now. In
the face of a supreme court deci-
sion holding, the first order OF
the commission illegal, the two
commissioners have again as
sumed to orders the increase to
which the people so strenuously
and so righteously object. In SO
doing they r making them
selves more completely the tools
of the railroads thansthe railroad
commissioners even of such states
as New York, Illinois and Mime
sofa. They are doing what the
railroads ask be done, without
even permitting the people % be
heard.
It is true these commissioners
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-22

In q squadron OF thesregiMAnt
that was wiped out by the Sioux.
After leaving the u. eervice he
Joined the mounters In April, 1890. ~
Regina In 1900. he served With the
Africa where he received the South
African, medal and -four. clasps. He
to Winnipeg and held the posi-
ton OF storeman in the ordnance de-
partments at Osborne barracks
Pop VOTERS was an expert horse
man and the finest swordsman In
western Canada" said Major r. r.
Bingham, ex-member Of mounted po-
lice.
Special authority has been sent
from Commissioner Perry at Iowa
that he be buried with full military
honors.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-22
Old Plainsman And
Police Sergeant OF
Canada Passes Away

Winnipeg, Man. Sept. 22.-An old,
time western plainsman, whose past
has been linked up with the adven-
ture and romance of the west. Staff
Sergt. Paul VOTERS of the mounted
police, died today at the age of a.
Pop" Wolters served 80 years in
mounted police. "He had a
checkered career said Col. knight
at the mounted police headquarters
today. HE served in the 10th cav,
airy at the time of theN Custer
massacre in TO-. He happened to be
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-22

was h the midst Of q private investi-
cation OF alleged gambling and asked
that 1t be not interrupted. All prom
Used to sappear later. Es .
No word had been received con-
corning Benton other than state
ment In President Heydler's tele-
gram that che would try to bring
Benton, but It must be remembered
Benton was pitching for a team now
in the midst. Of a pennant fight"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-22
GRAND JURY IS
WORNNGONTHE
BASEBALL CASE
Investigation of Alleged
Gambling On Big League
Games Opens. u,

Chicago. Sept: 22.-Grand jury IN
vestigation Of alleged gambling by
baseball players in last years worlds
series between the Chicago, Amerts
car and Cincinnati National Leagde
deiphia-Chicago National League.
game Of August 81. was fixed .Sf6rs
Philadelphia to win, began hers to-,
day. "a dozen baseball b%oficials, play.
ers and writers had been subpoenaed
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-22
MANY CHOLERA CASES..

Toxic, Sept. 21.-Fifteen hundred
new cases of cholera have been dis
covered in Korea, according to an Of
fetal statement issued at Seoul. This
makes the total number of victims Of
the disease more than 10000, Of whom
more than 1000 have died.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-22
lake. CrY MAN DEAD.

Lake City, Mimi, Sept. 20.-F. W.
Rueckert, 70, a resident here for SO
years, died last night. He had been
in the hardware business here for
forty years. He is survived by three
children. !,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-22
Marked style changes E
in Mems Clothes for Fall

New style changes for Fall as correctly in
terpreted by Sociery Brand Clothes will be
heartily welcomed. by men who pay particular
heed to their appearance.
( The long vent in the coat has gone. Vents in,
modish suits this Fall will be noticeably shorter.
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Body contours have changed. The high
waist line and the pinched>in effect have gone.
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Coats hang with greater fullness from the
shoulder. The result is a pleasing effect Of un>
usual ease and smartness.
These are the style features that mark this sea
sons models in Society Brand Clothes.
WITH THE VARIED GRADES OF LoTHNGn FLOODING THE MARKET LOO FOR THE ABEL AsY your GUIDE
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

sorrow, suffering and destruction on
the earth are but the result OF re-
fusal to work-refusal. that is, to
put up a resiytance to that which
seeks to oppose life.
What n clever lie mans enemy.
the Devil manufactured when he
first sowed the seed of the idea that
Limitation Of output could possibly
be beneficial to mankind generally.
the idea which has so largely
brought into being the vicious circle
OF soaring prices, from which we
are all sufferng-the idea of making
as little effort as possible, which
brings misery not only upon our.
selves but reaches out to every other
with whom we come I'm contact.
Thank God there are many work.
men with us today into whose lives
the Joy OF effort rightly directed ha,
come in it's fulness.
The idea of heaven on earth a,
well as heaven in the world to come
is that Of nobly striving to do tn,
will OF the Great Father OF love. and
OF working in harmony with his be,
neficent arrangements for his hu
man family.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
IdENESS CAUSE
OF LIVING COST
I,,.s Booth Says Most
MT, TrSroubles Yield to In
dustry.
CURE IN OWN HANDS
s.S,otion Army Leader Says
people Are Largely to
plame for Ills Suffered.
-. uRs. BRAMwELL BOOTH;

.,pe pRAMWELL BOOTH.
by are many false and mis-
Thei1SS Las in evidence at the pres
ent uu, sco on every hand the sad
VIZ IL might almost say. Tor
fpec'"O,s ,sho really care about the
hVse of humanity, the heart
weua.. .oo spectacle -- OF strong and
Ssnd,sd men and women actual
aplet'tn, 10 make as little effort
noselbie In return for the wages
"a 10 them for their so-caIleu
work. ,ooouso tbev regard
,sdir work as merely making money
~ w ,bogc who already have more
~ tbeIr share, not realizing that
,mnIoyer has provided them
shnseu,,,es for applying their energy
nav which enables them to
m.,ribnte more 10 the general COM
SV., ~ living than they could pos
,hIy do by their own Isolated et-
what Is work? As a matter its
.ential and simplest meaning Is
NJ effort necessary to overcome a
The happiest thought about work
"a me is that work is the natural
ou,eome OF life The more vigorous
tbs NE the more vigorous and joy
ons Tho effort to live and to over
come all that Ia in opposition to
lfe
rs not life In every epart ment
horn of effort, and does not life
.,r,r opI,. thrOunh CffOrt2
Every one of the powers which
enrich and bcautify life depends
equally upon effort. The healthy
child strives to walk and so learn.
10 walk. and. later, adds to it's pow
ers by the effort of learning to
swim. to ride. TO cycle, to skate.
N all these achievements the re-
ward Of the effort lies in tho sue
cess Of the effort. The reward is
in itself.
The true reward OF mental effort
Is never found in any commercial
value-ln the book produced, or the
invention applied, or the problem
solved; It is found in the actual re-
suit of the work itself.
For Is not this the plan upon
which God has made us. His, chill
dren, in His own image. capable OF
creative work and capable of joy in
contemplating that which we have
brought forth?
Thank God, no enemy of man
kind has power to deprive us of this
possibility. pleasure in good work
well done
Could we but learn that all the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01
SEES WAR IN
NEAR FUTURE
Thinks Things Cannot
Remain as They
Now Are.

BUDAPEST, AIg. l. -- Central
Europe and Germany will suply be
war and political storm centcrs soon,
in the opinion Of Victor Dvorcak.
who was president OF the Slovakian
republic for period OF few weeks
previous to the annexation of SOL
vakia by the Czechs in November,
1918. Slovaks In the United states
invited him to visit them this sum
mer.
u have Just completed tour OF
all Europe" said Mr.. Dvorcak, and
these storms are in the air. Ger
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

Two thirds " her territory has been
taken by the Czcchs. Serbs, and
Rumanlanas, the latter getting
nearly one-third. Her population
haso been cut from 10000. 900 to S,-
100000. These 100000 under
new domination are being robbed
and mistrcatod 10y their new masters.
until many flee to Hungary proper.
This has made big dissatis-
fled population which has no money
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

garlans engage In new war. They
hope that italy IN such case would
threaten the Serbs. Should the
HuuEarinns first strengthen them
selves by helping the mouarchlsts in
Australia to overthrow that rcpub-
lie, ana then both be joined anew
under Emporcr Charles. the case
with Serbia might be helped
Hungary is I'm such condition
at present that she can't abide by
the frontiers Of the peace treaty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

or work, or any future unless they
win back their homes.
should disorders break out there
II In possible that Hungarian sold
iers lately modified at Miskolcz will
cross over and then the Czcchs will
be driven out"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

vince. should the Rumanians have
difficulties with the Russian bolshe-
Wiki over the old province OF Bcssar-
abba. this will be a signal for the
Hungarians TO get back Transylvan-
Ia. The Ilungarians know well that
the allies can't help the Czcchs In
a military way, and perhaps would
not IL they could.
The point that troubles tho
Hungarlans most is tho possible at
titude of the Serbs rhould the Hun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

many will break up into the small
slater OF hundred years ago. The
100000 Germans now held by the
Czechs will join the SaXons, while
the Austrians will join the Bavar-
ians, perhaps.
There will be war between the
Poles and Czechs. as the latter have
an understanding with the Moscow
government. In this war Hun
gary will help the Poles. IN order
TO get back Slovakia, once her pro-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-01

Nearly every Chinese silk pro-
ducing center maintains n school OF
scriculture or an agricultural school
with that science as department.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
ESTUDIA LA
NOTA DEL SOVIET

LONDRES, Agosto 28.-E plazo III
jado por Inglaterra Q Italia a Russia,
para que contestant satisfactoriamen-
te su ultimatum, expire anoche sin
que ell gobierno del Soviet hubiera
enviado otra respuesta a tai ultima
tum. que la nota recibida 81 jueves
pasado, Ia u ahora estA estudiando
detenidamente el gobierno BRITANNICA.
para yer 81 ella cumple o los reQui-
rimientos hechos.
Una copia de la citada nota del So
Wet Sc ha enviado a Lloyd-George a
Lucerna y Sc presume que otra igual
Sc haya enviado a Italia. No obstante
que los rusos retiraron sus Demands
relatives al eStablecimiento de ina
"milicia civil" en- Polonia, como parte
del conveRio de paz o csc pals, que
era IA principal demanda del ultima
tum de Ia entente,-hay Ia disposition
en- algunos cfrculos ingleses a consi-
derar la nota bolsheviki como I'm es-
tudiado inSulto a IA Gran Bretana Y a
Italia. En- ia question mas importante
del restablecimiento de Ia paz, sin en-
barge, sc cree que el gobierno pasara
sobre clio Y prestara su Influenza
para lograr una suspension complete
de las hostiliGades entire Russia Y Po-
lonia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
PRODUCTOS MEXICANOS,

Coco de aceite Coo ID. Pamela de
tuna anisada 40c lb. Mel de tuna
25c ID. Mel de naguey SOC lb. Chi.
charron de puerco aprensado csc ID.
al estilo Soc ID. Chorizo al estilo lac
ID. Chile verde picoso Soc. Chile CO.
dorado ancho Soc ID. Chile j~uaiillo
35c 10. Tamarindos soc ID. CHA de
castillo $3.50 lb. Ajo morado nuevo
meXicano 25c ID. Tambien tengo un
gran surtido de hierbas medicinales,
Ell ciento de manojos surtidos SITS.
Menos de 100, $500. Queso de vaca
a~prensado 40c. ID. Queso enchilado
de Ia, de vaca 75c. Suadero de mem
brillo $3.50 Ia doc. Colacion 45c. lb.
Queso de tuna 4 V 5 en- 81. so el
ciento. Pida lista general de precios.
Mando "reminiscences por correo, por ex
press Y ONE Sc me ordene. Todos es
tos precios son al por mayor. Tam
hen mando renlisiones chicas segun
ell tamano del pedido y ell precio; We
no ofreZco 10 que no puedo cumplir
TODD pedido debe venir acompanandoI
de su importe. Diriia Ia c]orrespor-
Ge1cia en- la siguiente forma:
SR. SOSTENES MIRELES,
1875 S. Laredo. San Antonio, Tex. 1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
O POLACOS ESTAN
P~REPARANDOSE A
DEFENDER BREST
EfTOVSK

EARSOVIA. Agosto 2S.-La artille-
ria ha dieznado materialmente a Ia
principal colunna de tuerzas bolshevi-
ks en- ell frente noreSte de la lucia,
habiendo cogido a las tropas del Soviet
dentro de IN tuego de rafaga a corta
distancia- Mas de 500 hombres, inclu-
yen6o dos generates de Estado Mayor
V once oficiales de Inca, han sido
capturados.
Entire los muertos hechos al G..
so. Sc cuentan el c~onandantc de |:
Division bolsheviki y su jefe de L
tado Mayor.
Destacamentos de Ia Tercera Legion
polaca que esta combatiendo al orien-
te del rio Bug. ce-ca de Brest-Litovsk,
Sc hallan ahora empenados en- una
enersica acci6n defensive, en- antici-
paci6n de IN ataQue de los rojos con-
ira "a ciudad.
Los repetidos ataques de los bolshe-
vikis en- Ia region de Lemberg han 81
do rechaZados, pero Ia lucha continua
en- las cercanfas de Dzielwcon, asf CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
LOS CUERPOS DEL EAR Y
SUI FAMILIA Sc HALLAN
AH0RA EN- SHANGHAI

SAN FRANCISCO. California. Agos-
to 2S.-El cuerpo del finado Ear de
Russia ' los de los demas miembros de
"a, familia imperial sc e~ncuentran aho-
a en- Shanghai, China, a donde fue-
ron llevados de Hardin, poblaci6n GER
cana al lugar donde fueron sacrifica-
dos. Tai information ha sido suminis-
trada aquf por el se6or Morris Memo
rofsSy, miembro de Ia Cruz Roja Anne
ricana, que ACADIA de regresar de ST.
IBERIA.
Este es IN hecho perrectamente
sabido en- Oriente Y Ia noticia del tras
ado de esos restos ha sido publicada
por Ia prensa china japonesa Y rusa,"
agreS6 el citado iriformante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
MOTIVES SAQUEOS EN-
LA CIUDAD IRLANDESA
DE QUEENSTOWN.

DUBLIN, Agosto 2S.-Un gran mo-
nero de edificios fueron ~saqueados Y
destrufdos en- Queenstown hoy, duran
te un violento motfn que estaIl6 en- esa
ciudad, segun dicen los despachos re-
cibidos aquf. Las tropas fueron llama
daS para restablecer ell orden, pero al
final de cuentas solo lograrcn enar-
decor mas a los amotinados Y Ia lucha
ha seguido en- p~rogreso.
Segun Sc dice, los soldados fueron
en- esta OCCASION quienes promovieron ell
desorden. para vengar I'm ataque sobre
las fuerZas militares ingiesas en- Ca
hinmore. Los Highlanders ingleses Sc
dice que fueron los que dirigieron el
saqueo, pero parece que los oficiales
lograron al fin rodear a las tropas
turbulentas Y someterlas al orden.
aunque algunos nucleos quedaron aun
cometiendo d~epredaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29

LONDRES, Agosto 2s.-Las oltimas
noticias de Ia iona de Ia guerra en- Ell
teatro oriental, dan cuenta de que Ell
flanco derecho russo Sc ha retirado has
Ia descansar su retaguardia a 10 lar
90 de Ia frontera de Ia Prussia Oriental,
a oeste de Ausustof. plaza situada a
40 millas al oeste de Grodno ) como q
lao al noreste de Narsovia-
La principal defensa Ell los rusos,
esta h~aciendose ahora en- una llnea en-
ire Augustof Y Grodno, On donde los
rojos cuentan con Ia ~ventaja del terre-
no. que es muy irregular V pantono-
so. prestandose por 10 tanto, admira-
blemente para IA defensa.
COPENHAGCE, Agosto c3.-Leon
Trotzky. el Ministro de n Guerra boil
sheviki, que ha asumido cl mardc su-
premo de las fuerzas rusas en- el fren-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
= 10 LFNOO DL In IENOTFELNFfS lNODH
OPONEN TENAZ RESISTENClA LOS ROJOS
Su principal Inca de defensa Ia han establecIdo
entire Augustof Grodno a l4O milas al noreste
de Varsovia. Trotzki reconcentra tropas ALI

te polaco, esta reconcentrando gran
numero de tropas en- Ia region dc Su-
WALSH, segun dice III despacho recibi-
do aquf hoy de Tidende. Suwalski Sc
encuentra en- ell extreme noroeste de Ia
Inca de batalla estando situado entire
la fortaleza de Grodno y Ia frontera
de la Prussia Oriental.
BERLIN, Agosto 2S.-Entre 10000
y So 900 soldados b~olshevikis han sido
~internados en- Ia Prusia Oriental. To-
davia hay fuertes nucleos de tropas
bolshevikis que estan combatiendo
con los polacos a 10 largo de Ia from
terra prusiana-
In despacho de Allenstcin asegura
que los polacos despues de haber ocu-
pado Cherzele, asesinaron a Ia pobla-
cion entera, Ia mayor parte de Ia cual
era judia, en- vista de "a amistad que
m%ostraron por los rojos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
NUEvo DIRECTOR DE LA EscuE.
LA NORMAL

JALAPA, agosto 2S.-Se ACADIA de
hacer cargo de Ia direction de la Es-
cuela Normal para Maestros el distin-
guido professor Benito Fenentes, como
cido autor de diversas obras pedag6-
gicas que han merecido Ia ~aprcbacion
del pGblico.
Tai n~ombramiento fus, pues. acogi-
do o vcrdadero entusiasmo tanto
por los profesores como pr pafte De
Is alumnos de aquel planted.
Dfcese cue Ell professor Jacinto La
"a Sc hara cargo igualmente de Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
coMENZO A FUNCIONAR FL A
YUNTAMIENTO. DE JALAPA

JALAPA. agosto 2S.-Con fecha p
de los corrientes tom6 possession ell
Ayuntamiento de esta localidad cuya
entrega le hizo Ia Junta Civil que
con anterioridad habfa sido desigEada
por ell professor Antonio Nava.
La toma de possession del e Ayun
tamiento fue objeto de algunas demos
traciones de entusiasmo de los vecinos
que juZgan desde luego que los MEM
bros de la corporation edilicia son de
reconocida honorabllidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
CIENTO VEINTE CASAS
FUERON DESTRUIDAS
EN- BELFAST

LONDRES, Agosto 2S.-Los perjui-
clos causados por los motines e incen-
dos habidos en- Belfast y sus alrede-
dores hace tres o cuatro dias, ascien-
den 4 Ia suna de $500, 900 pesos, Sc
gun dice I'm despacho p~rocedente de
eSa ciudad irlandesa. FL numero de
casas destruidas por el fuego, fue de
ciento veinte, solameRte en- Ballyma-
Garrett. La lglesia de San Mateo, en-
csc mismo suburbio Sc halla %guardado
por soldados. a fin de evitar que vaya
a ser deStruida.
va para aver Sc habian aplacado los
motines en- Belfast, pero aun Sc han
estado cometiendo actos aislados de
saQueo en- Ia ciudad Y sus a~lrededores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
ES AL FIN UNA
MACON INDEPENDENTS

ROMA, Agosto 2S.-El restableci-
miento formal de la naci6n albanesa
fue solemnizado con Ia entrada del
ejercito albanes a Avlona, ID futura
capital de csc Estado, que fue cedida
por Italia a Albania, despues del
sensational ataque de esta fortaleza
por las tropas montanosas albanesas.
esta manera So ha rcalizado al me-
nos en- parte, Ia polftica americana
que demandaba ell reconocimiento de
la Independence e integridad de Alba
MIA. En- efecto, tai acto marcs Ell prin-
cipio de una nueva era en- la historic
de Albania, que ha logrado al fin yer
que su pueblo es el unico amo en- su
propio pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
LACONFERENCIA DE
PAZ RUSO-POLACO
Sc TRASLADARA
DE MlNSK

PARIS, Agosto 2S.-Jorge Tchitcne-
rim. el Ministro de RelacioneS EXterio-
res del Soviet, ha hecho. Ia proposition,
en- IN radiograma trasmitido de Mos
cou, dc que la conferencia de paz ru-
so-polaca que esta efectuandose ac-
tualmente en- Minsk, Sc traslade de esa
ciudad a algun otro punto en- terrific
rio neutral.
VARSOVIA, Agosto 2S.-Las neso-
ciaciones de paz ruso-polacas seran
~trasladadas de- Minsk, en- vista dc que
los delegados ruso y polacos han con-
venidO hacerlo aSf.
Los p~olacos q~uieren que dichas ne
Cociaciones Sc efectIen en- Riga, Let
via. mientras que Tcherin, el Ministro
de Relaciones exteriores del soviet,
propone que sea en- alguna ciudad de
Estonia.
mo a 10 largo de los rios Bobrika Y
Swirtz. La situaci6n en- el frente sep
tentrional no ha cambiado, segun dice
Ell comunicado Official respective.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
YESTIRAN DE CHARROS

JALAPA. agosto % Hanse dado
va las 6rdenes respectivas a fin dc
que a partir del entrante mes de sep
tiembre los miembros de Ia guardia
Civil del Estado vistan nuevos uni
for1nes, y al efecto base resuelto que
tales uniformes sea- de charro Y con
feccionados con PIANO azul.
Los miembros de la fandarmeria y Ia
Banda de esta corporation seran, iSua!
mente dotados de nuevos uniformes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
, TODD 10 QUE Sc HECEsITA
PARA LAS
FIESTASPATRIAS
10 VERA listed EN- LA sIGUIENTE LIsTA

WOLVES AUSTRIACOS
con TODD y areo ------ S1S-7S
GUiTARRAS SENC!LLAS
CON mesodo -. -. $3.50
GUITARRAS DOBLES
muy finas septimas ...Sl5.oo
BAJOS SEXTOS
m~exicanos con cncordadu
ra de aeero, eada uno. SIS 90
WOLVES
con TODD y arco 1890. S14.0o
FLAUTAS DE METAL
para ninos, 40, so -. So.75