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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MEN
GRANTED INJUNCTION
AGAINST u. S. AGENTS
By Associated Press :

~ AsEpClALeQ FrehSs
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. Omaha
livestock commission men today Sc
cured from Federal Judge ]. w
Woodrough a temporary order re-
straining federal officials from en-
forcing a recent rule Of Secretary
r T. Meredith, OF the department
Of agriculture, holding commissions
FOR handling livestock TO the
amounts charged prior 20 August @
Secretary Meredith, United States
District Attorney T. 6 Allen. and
Charles Bruce. a representative OF
the federal bureau or markets. are
made defendants. Similar proceed
ings have been instituted by COM
mission men at Chicago and Kansas
City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
GRANDVIEW.

Mr. and Mrs. Il 4. Horstedler
and children have returned from a
motor "trip To Winchester. Ind.
where they were visiting relatives
for ths past week.
A 81; Prise party was given Thurs
day evening at he home of Clyde
Galeener celebrating his 32nd birth
day Luncheon was served 30
guests.
Mrs. Chas. Berry visited for one
day last week with her sister, Mrs
Cora Cook, OF South Bend.
Mrs. Cnas. Groves and son JOS
eph spent Friday with relatives in
South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Bottoron and
their daughters, Selena and Enid
motored TO Plymouth Saturday and
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel ROttoroff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Galleener
spent sunday with Mr. and 2IrS.
David Galleener OF Suth Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sisk and
children are a motoring trip this
week 10 Warsaw, Sidney. ODER and
Donaldson. Ind.
Miss Nary &unemaker Of South
Bend visited one day this week with
Mrs. c. E Berry
Mrs. Ivan EnVers and son Free
man visited Friday with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Ransbottom Of
JSCcola.
Miss Bernice Ritter Of Lydick and
Miss Loretta HOstedler OF this
place visited Wednesday and Thurs
day al Lskeville, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph JolhT and
children visited sunday with Mr
and Mrs W Chandonia
Mrs. Frank Lobaugn and daugh-
ter Leila OF Detroit, Mich. spent
Thursday with Mrs Blanche Sick.
There are a lot OF things for which
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material reconstruction and stabn-
ity throughout the world.
Il deny" he said. that America
is not interested IN European af-
fairs"
Starving I'm Europe
Telling Of starvation throughout
Europe, the governor said:
Are we selfishly TO deny support
&c a policy Of helpfulness p"
To league critics who express fear
THAI American youths would be en-
broiled IN European conflicts. Gov
Cox again imputed insincerity and a
plan 10 "befog the issue" He de-
clared that the nine months time
provided under the league for ar
bitration and counsel" would be an
almost certain guarantee against
war. The economic boycott, he also
said. would prove a prompt finale of
war. 5fgJENgzZ
Reasserting that congress only
has power 10 declare war. Gov. cox
characterized as fairy tales" the
opposition arguments that the
league would place Americans IN a
foreign conflict.
DOdges Roll Calls.
You can't establish any treaty
or any league" he said, that runs
counter 10 the constitution.
Gov. Cox called upon Sen. Hard
ing for an unequivocal statement of
his peace plans, charging again that
the republican candidate had taken
several different positions He also
accused the senator of "dodgine.
1,l6S" roll calls in the senate and
declaring that Mr.. Harding could
not side step" the present issue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
SUNSHINE CLASS IN
MEETING SATURDAY

The Sunshine class Of the Maple
Grove NJ. F. church met at the home
OF Lester and Emodens Hartman.
Maple Grove I'd, Saturday after
noon Misses Emodene Hartman
and Carma Hartman entertained
with vocal selections, accompanied
bv Miss Bertha Fisher After the
usual business meeting election OF
officers for the new class term was
held. with the following results:
Emodene Hartman. president; Ced-
dy Ksllar. vice president; Bertha
FIshes secretary; George strickler.
trea stSor. and Elmer Hummer. re-
porter. At the close OF the meet
ing refreshments were served 10 the
twelve members present October
. the class will meet with Ceddy
KoIlar. Maple Grove I'd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
PLAN FUNERAL OF
MAYOR M'SWINEY
Friends Give Up All Hope for
Irish Leaders Re-
cOVeTy.
By United Press A.:

BY United FresS.
LONDON. Sept 4.-Belie-tng the
death of Lord Mayor MacSwiney Is a
''foregone conclusion" his friends
were planning huge funeral demon
STATIONS throughout England and
ireland.
"The body probably will remain
in England a week because OF the
coroner's inquest and other req
taLe." said Arthur O'Brien, presi-
dent of the Gaelic league. Then we
will hold gigantic public services In
London. followed by even larger ones
in Cork and Dublin and services on
a smaller scale in all parts OF Ire
land and England"
To Capitalize Death.
Irish newspaper publishers also
were Manning TO capitalize the dra-
r,atic settings OF MacSwiney's i'm
nrisonrnent and probable death They
will appeal 70 Irish in England, scot
land. Australia. Canada and the
United states TO make a protes,
that viii shake the foundations Of
the British empire
NIac Swiney on the 23rd day OF his
hunger strike was said by his reia
tives 10 be sinking fast although
Downing 81. reported his condition
was unchanged.
Cables Wilson.
Mrs. NacSwiney has called "a
Pres't and Mrs. Wilson, ple21ins
with them TO use their influence 1T
ootaining her husbands release.
The London press has renewal rs
demands for revocation OF the gov
erament's attitude regarding Mac
Swiney. The Daily News referred e
his Imprisonment as "senseless ant
cruel " and declared that no sucf
blow has been struck at Enslisf
justice for years"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
DEATHS
LUCY MINER

Lucy MINER. 35 years old. 1858
Woodward av, died Saturday after
noon az o'clock following a stroke
of apoplexy.
she IS survived by a son Edward
c. MINER. Sparta. H.. and daugh-
ter Mrs. s. & Mckee, residing az
home. Mrs MINER was born
March %. 1887, coming here IL
years ago from Sparta, H. She was
a life long member Of the Presby-
terrain church.
The body VIII be taken 70 Sparta.
H. for burial
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
Third hlstdIlment Of
Income Tax Due Sept. Is

The third installment Of the in
come tax for corporations and in
dividuals is due and payable on or
before Sept. Is. Five per cent viii
be due II paid after that date. The
tax may be paid al the L S inter
nal revenue department in the Fed
era building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

bullet removed from his chest was
Of a 80 caliber.
No Enemies.
Harris. according TO reports from
tire hospital IS said not 20 be i'm dan
ger. When questioned relative 10
the shooting Harris had very little
20 say. Re claims that he does not
know the names OF the two negroes
who did the shooting but this state
ment bears little weight with the
police. Harris was roominE with
John Chester. 1919 ~. Birdsel ST
He has been rooming there for only
a month and is employed by II. q.
Christman, contractor. IL Is thought
by the police that the two negroes
had been looking for Harris all even
ing with the intention OF shooting
him on sight. However. Harris
claims he Is al "A loss 20 understand
why anyone would want 10 shoot
him or hold any grudge.
After the shooting the shorter Of
the two men ran behind the build
ings on Chaplin st. while the other
negro ran east on Division ST. Mo-
TOR Officers Olmsread and Wright
were looking for the two negroes
and reached the scene Of the shoot
ing a few minutes after il occurred.
Both Of the officers were handicap
ped IN getting 70 the scene of the
shooting because OF the freight train
standing in the street The two Of
ficers failed 70 find any trace OF the
gunner after a diligent search.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
Imports Of Foodstufts
ShotU Increase IN Value
p AssncIatsd Press

AcSNCldttQ Eter
WASHINGTON. Sept. 4-Food-
stuffs imports for the seven months
period ending with July showed an
Increase in value Of moro than half
a billion dollars over imports for the
same period last year. according 10
department of commerce figures
Export foodstuffs for the same Pc
riod showed = decrease OF approx
mately half a billion dollars from
the 1919 business. Total foodstuffs
imports. both crude and manufac-
tured. for the seven months period
OF 1890 were valued at Sl.157, 900
GOO, as against S6e5. 900, 900 in 1919.
Exports for 1920 were s1.16s.0O0.-
600. as against SLs57. 100000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
FUNERALS
John MEIBER

The funeral Of John Melber will
be held from the residence, 533
Cleveland av., Monday afternoon, at
o O'Clock, and from the Zion Evan
gelical church at $3.50 o'clock, Rev.
WaIdmer Goeffney officiating. Burial
will be in Riverside cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
SAY HEALTHWIN
Is ONE OF BEST
Public Health Service Officers
Commend Local In
stitutiOn.

A recent inspection of Healthwin.
the St. Joseph County tuberculosis
hospital. by Public Health Service
officers brought forth the statement
that IL is "one of the best institu
tions USED by the government" Fol
lowing is the report of the hospital
for the month ending August 20:
on July 20 there were 81 patients
i'm the hOSDital
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
HENRY i MEYER.

The funera Of Henry J. Meyer
will be held Monday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock from the residence. 425
s Main st. Rev. Waldemar Geof-
ney officiating. Burial Will be made
at Riverview cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
RUNIANIA RATIfY

BY A Associated Press,
BUCHAREST. Rumanis, Sept A.
Rumania ratified the Versailles
treaty todav.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05


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the city 81 Mays Academy another large Catnohc institution
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

There are a lot o. things for which
4 ran is not justified in spendlRl
-, a fifty-cent dollar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
TWO MEN DROP
AS SHOTS FLY
ON WEST SIDE
]. L. Kahn, innocent Bystand.
er, Gets Bullet Just Be
low the Heart.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
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CLAIMS HAYS
LIED ABOUT
G. o. P. QUOTA

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,
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bullet removed from his chest was
Of a 81 csliber.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
~

ipdebida al amparo de L. fuerza = pot
riempo irdeterminado las provincias
eruanas de Tacna, africa y Tarapaca
' previniendo que Ell Peru prominen-
te de SUI legftimo derecho haora
de recurir a la Liga eN
demanda de justicia, eXiJiendo
Ell cumplimiento del Tratado dc
Ancon V por consiguiente Ia ~ejecucion
del plebiscito tantas wees esqulVaoo
Dor Chile desde 1895, recurrio al siste-
ma de la expulsion Ell masa Y Ell afro
pello descarado arrojando a los perua-
nos todos sin exception de classes, edad
nj sexo de los territories irredentos o
10 que es 10 mismo de su propia patrla'
del terruno don6e vierar Ia luz, nacie
ran sus padres V abuelos y donde ron
taban propiedades ~agricolas, urbanaS
e industriales Y negocios establecidos
V florecientes, MERGED al ~esfuetzo del
tranaio honrado o a h~erencias legales
por sus mayores Y que con
el amor traditional de Ia raza-
Ash las cosas y cuando las aaltori-
dades chileras hubieron arrojado al q
timo peruano. los hombres de Arauco
desde ell insignificante patan hasta ell
Presidente de la Reptblica, empren-
dieron Ia cruzada de proclamar en- to-
dos los tonos que su PATS estaba de-
seosamsnte anheiante de cumpir el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
COLEGlO DE BE LEN.

ccur-ido con el conflicto ultimo sur
lido entire el Peru y Bolivia y que los
lectores de La Prensa' es muy proba-
bic que tengan noticias muy deffcien-
ties O quiza no las tengan..-..
Hecha va esta pequena diSresi6n,
/ ontrare en- mate-ia hacienda anteS una
lijera exposition de antecedenteS, eau
Sas Y finaiidades de este inCidente por
demas comentado Y que por varios dias
turbo Ia traquilidad de Ia America.
Para nadie es un secreto que fir
mada la paz europea Y proclamados a
In faz del mundo los catorc puntos de
Wilson y con ellos el estahlecimiento
de IA Liga de las Naciones, los hom-
hres dirijentes de Chile c~omprendieron
que habfa sonado para su pals Ia nora
del cumpiimiento de pactos s uatados,
de Ia nueva era de las revipdicaciones
~ del restablecimiento de las nactona-
lidades, preseutAndose al fin Ia oca-
sion de que Sc susutuyese al imperio
de IA fuerza Ell de Ia voluntad de los
pueblos. imperio mas fuerte por 10
nismo u es Ia cristalizaci0n mas e.
l~ocuente de Ia conQuis:a del derecho,
tanto tempo sojuzgado opreso cuan
do no ~encubierto con soSismas y men
tiras de Ia diplonacia International.
Comprsndiendo entoces Chile que
era va de TODD punto impossible rete-
ner como 10 habta hecho de manera
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

la intriga Y "alucinando a aigunoS LID
los hijos de Bolivia, prometioles Ia en-
trega del puerto peruano de Area
FL general Monies, IN militar DO
liviano expresidente de su pals y
calCado ell Ell tipo de aquellos hompres
de Quartet, hijos en- sus eXltos de Ia
fortuna que en- otra les acompanara eli
motines Y sublevaciones de IA soldade-
ca ambiciosa e indisciplinada, ejem-
plares de 10 que por desgracia quecan
todaria algunos en- Ia America Latina
fue ell Instruments escojido por Chile.
l durante su estada en- Paris como de-
egado por Bolivia ante Ia Conferen-
cia de Ia Paz en- Versailles. lanzo a
los cuatro vientos Ia especie de que
su pats tenla derechos sobre el puer
TO peruano de africa, actualmente en-
rehenes por Chile.
Posteriormente este miiitar ines
c~rupuloso, por decir 10 menos, que
cuenta con algun ascendiente entire
cierto elemento del ejercito bolivia
no V por ser candidate a IL presicen
cia de su patria nuevanente, q su
regreso. intrigado en- las Camaras,
consigui0 al fin que estas sanciona-
ran I'm acuerdo tendiente a IA in
corporation del puerto peruano de
africa, declaration ins6lita que mott
vo el envfo de una nota de protes-
Ia de nuestra cancillerfa con fecha
% de febrero Ia misma que obtuvo
respuesta. de Ia cancilleria boliviana
en- 3 de MARIO y en- Ia que despues
de no POGO rodeos y circunloquios
tendencies a Ia tergiversi6n de Ia his
toria, no Sc llegaba a desmentir las
pretensiones bolivianas, hecho que
motive una nueva nota del PERU
contestada por Bolivia en- Is de mar
20. y nuevamente contestada por Il
cancillerfa del Rimac, la que did por
terminada Ia discussion de un asunto
en- que nuestra patria tenia Ia jus
ticia en- toda la plentiful de 81 causa-
Entre tanto ell elemento boliytano
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
e. SR. AUGUSTA 8 LESUiA,
PRESIDENTE DEL PERU, PRE-
RARAhDOS Sc PARA EEECUAR
UN VUEIO EN- UN HlOROAvlON.

vieio Tratado de Anc6n, efectuando e!
plehiscito.
e tai situaci6n como hubiera
podido ell Peru acudir, 81 debido al a.
~tropello habian Quedado esas provin-
cias despobladas de sus hiJos Y como
es l6gico suponer sin representation
legal possible ante un acto que de otro
modo hubiera sido un triunfo para
nuestra: patria?
Entire tanto en- Europa Ia hoy VEN
cjda Alemania, de Ia que Chile fue l.
d6latra V servil imitador es compelled
a dar cumplimiento a un plebiscito
que desde Ell aho de 1879 tenfa pendien-
te con Dinamarca en- los territories de
Schleswig HolStein Y u fueron in
c~orporados al imperio germano desde
1864.
Segun ell Tratado de Versailles ul-
timo al referirse a la forma de efec
tuar Ell plebiscito, lorna que Sc ha
cumplido estrictamente:" FL derecno
a vote corresponds a tada persona sin
~excepci6n de sexo que satisfaga las
condolences s~iguientes:
A-Tener veinte amos cumplldos
. la fecha de Ia entrada en- vigor del
TrataGo.
B-Haber nacido en- IA IONA So
metida al plebiscito o estar domicilia-
do en- ella desde una fecha anterior al
10. de Enero de 1900. 0 HABER SIDO
EXPULSADO POR LAS AUTORlDA-
DIES ALEMANAS. PERDIENDO SU
DOMICILO&.
Els indudable que Chile al ente-
rarse de esta Ultima parte de la clau-
sula B, vislumbro que el PERT podia
.~invocarla 81 llegara el case del plebisi-
cito. para sus hijos eIpulsados de los
territories tenidos como objeto plebisi-
citotario y volviendo a sus lares todos
Y cada uno de los p%eruanos, lavotacion
constituiria sin duda. alguna una de-
rrota para Chile, quien recurrio deesde
csc momento a su antique sistema &c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

KOS. son los humildes. los hiios del
pueblo Y de gran parte de la clase me-
do ~deSheredada, de alIi brotaran los
elegidos del talento SIN duda, fus este
en- toda epoca Y lugar e. patrimonio
de los pobres. de alf salieron Wilson
y Lenfne, los dos hombres que por di-
veros medioS pretenGen salvar a "a
huaanidaG. ell Uno con -el respeto al
derecho V 81 amor a Ia justicia, 81 otro
con la ~violenc:a Y Ell error. :Quien
.vencera7
Dice Chereston. que IA 1nica e1-
crsa de la literature es Ia de hacer
ruevas las cosas = 20 a~gregare. que Ia
pricipat d~esgracia del ~perlodiSmo con-
siste en- que tiene que hacer!as viejas
o mas claro, que dada Ia raDidez en-
QUE vivimos suele ocurrir el case que
cuenta de que Sc toque hoy un Iipico
que a. yer Ia luz al siguiente dta result
lie vtejo. porque otro mas uovisimo
embargo n atencion publica Y con
tauta mayor raz6n cuando e1iste de
por medic como base fundamental '
obstaculo infranqueablc Ia distancia,
pero apesar de TODD, eS innegabie tam
bein. que c:ertns asuntos de caracter
international o que requieren I'm es-
tu6io deteniio, no es facil que Sc les
conozca por Ia eScueta V lacontsa in
formation deiSsl ha de haber
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

tPaae a Ia Pas. t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

La aviacion toma cada dis mayor
incremento eatre nosocos q pesar
de los muchos academies fatales quo
por desgracia cuenta este pals, pues
no debe olvidarse que fue Ell prtmero
de Ia America latina que ofrendo
uno de sus hitoS como marttr de Ia
aviaciGn, mo ref!ero a Jorge Chavez.
muerto al etravesar los A1pes, hace
va algunos amos, cuaudo este arte
hacfa su aparicion recien en- Ia Eu-
ropa, pero este estA va LELAND, no ha
&C tres meses, el is de enero Ell iefe
de Ia Mission FranceSa de Avtacion
en- ell Perd coronel Du Beaudiez J su
avudante ell teniente Chabrier caye-
ron muriendo q los pocos ~instantes
mientras piloteaban n de los aero
pianos recientemente adquiridos pa
"a Ell ejercito y no repuestos a1n de
esta dolorosa impression a los pocos
dfas ocurri6 una nueva desgracia:
los aviadores Pack norteamericano y
Octavio Espinoza y G, ell notable IL
terato y periodista peruano choca-
ron con sus ~respectivos aviones mu-
riendo tstnto ellos como sus pilctos.
Alta por parte de Pack Y Rovoretto
por Ia dc Espinoza iExtrano y ira
gico sine de Ia aviacion en- ell Pert
que en- menos de veinticinco dias
inmol0 seis' aviadores!
Tanto a. sepelio de los
f~ranceses como el de los nltimos, Ell
pueblo dando una ~elocuente muestra
de un intense sentimiento de doloro-
sa admiration y simpatfa- aststio en-
numero de mas de treinta mil per-
soras y en- Ell de Espinoza y Pack y
los photos de ambos. desuncie-on los
caballcs Que arrastraban los feretros
llevando en- ac~ongojada y siienciosa
romerfa los restos de estos nuevos
na del dominic del aire a su
postrer morada, mientras ALA ari-
ba, en- el especio siempre alberto pa
"a los inrepidos, Juan Leguia, el hi
10 del Presidente de la RepGbica-
que tambien es aviador diDlomado,
SO cernia magestuoso en- SD areopla-
no ~acompahando por Ultima vez a
sIs infortunados compahercs.-..
Estos contratiempos lejos de en-
friar el entusiasmo han contribuido
a enardecerlo: diarismente Sc dispu
tan las provincias e instituciones
~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
UN VUELO oOSRE ELTAR,

| serio. quito y patricia en- ell a So
C rntaban algunos organos de Ia prem
81 como LA RAZON", Eel HON.
ERE LIBRE''. etc. juzgaron paT1o-
ticamente justo censurar Ia pollcca
de Monies, rehida con los
de la dignidad nactonal pues en- lu-
rstr de exigir de Chile Ia devolucion
de- Antofagasta, puerto de Bolivia y
1pica salida al mar de esta nacion.
Sc elegabsn derechos sobre AFRICA
territorio a~rrebatado a 81
aliada en- 1879.
Pero Monies deseosos de proyocar
un confl;cto de cierta! trascendencia-
solivianto en- los uitimos dias del
mes de MARIO los batos fonoos del
pueblo de Ia capital boliviana AFRO
iando turbas contra Ia legaci6n del
Peru. Consulados Y propiedades Pc
ruanos establecidos en- Ia Paz- estes
turbas capitaneadas por los hijos del
mismo Monies cometieron cuanto
desnAn Y ~atropello creyeron de su
agrado, d~estrozando e i~ncendianGo
Dor ahadidura Ia imprenta del diario
LA RAZON". del que antes liable
Dor el solo delito de no ser de la
communion p~olftica del tristenente &c
Iebre general Montes; hay que ad-
ver-tir Que estas asonadas no sc cir
cunscribieron unicamente a Ia Paz,
slno tambien a 'Oruro, C~ochabasnba,
Rfberalta v otrcs lugares, donde Sc
han tornado s~ociedades llamadas
imrropiamente patrioticas tguales q
las organizadas por Chile en- 1918 y
destinadas a hostiiiZar a los perua-
nos en- toda forma, ~contrastando es-
tos procedimientos con la cultura de
nuestro pueblo que no hizo III ia ne
cho hasta hoy a los subdito boil
vianos Ell mas lige-o dano. no obs
tante que en- Arequipal n de las
ciuGades perunas, existen mas De
tres mil de ellos dedicados a diver
sas Industries
Finalmente, los Estados Unidos
que estan al tanto de la polftica in
trigante de Chile. enviaron a este
pals Ia nota que tan comentada ha
sido en- Santiago, pues IN dtcha no.
Ia Sc le recomndaba que Sc abstu-
viera de turbar Ia pa1 de la Anne
RIGA del Sur, amonestaciou q Ia que
la cansillerfai chilena- Sc hizo de
nuevas, afirmando no tener Ia menor
ingerencia en- los uceso ocurtdoe
en- Bolivia, convertible hoy en- docil
Instruments dc su polftica, cue In
cansable y con n tenacidad sin
ejemplo, digna de mejor Luz per
seveFa en- Ia innoble tarea de en-
trabar ell proceso de Ia reivindica-
cion de los territories peruanoA