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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19

LONDRES, Mario 1G.-Un despa-
cho de Berlin recibido aqui hoy por la
via de Copenhague, expresa que los
diputados Doumig Y Cohn, jefes de
la combination de los partidos radi-
Gales alemanes, han declarado que
e! proletariado aleman no reOrgani-
cara ahora las fuerZas de los obreros
lara ell provecho de Ebert"
El p~roletariado demanda ell poder pa
ra 81 mismo, segun ell despacho de
r~cferencia, Otro mensaje dice q los
socialistas Independence, los omu
r;stas V los partidos de Ia Derecha
han celebrado una ~conferencia en- IA
cual Sc selecciono IN gabinete, ha-
tierdose nombrado q Daumig como
Cgnciller, a Kurt Boyer como Nj
del Interior, a Herr Neumann,
0 Herr Levy Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores V a Herr Conn. Ministro
de Justicia. La lista del gabinete, Sc
gun Sc dice, coprende soiamente a
de los partidos s~ocialista
Independence Y comunista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
mo Sc CONOCE CON CERTEzA La
SUERTE QUE CORRIERA Won Knapp
Unos ~despachos ~aseguran que Sc suicide despues
de SUI renuncIa, mientraS otroS expresan que tue
aprehendido por los espartacistas
La Asar,bIea Nacionnl alemana Sc reunlo en- Stuttgor
en- donde Sc haIla ell gobierno de Ebert

La huelga decretada por los obre-
ros en- esta region como una demos
TRACTION de simpatia hacia ei gobierno
de Ebert Y de p~rotesta hacia el mo-
vimiento contra-revolucionaio militar
termin6 hoy, al recibirse la noticia
de la reasuncion del poder por el 60
tierno republican, en- Berlin.
Varios millares' de soldados Sc ha-
Han g~uardando los edificios plblicos,
81 bien tai MEDIA no Sc ha tornado
mas como precautoria que por tenor
de que ocurran des6rdenes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19

BERLIN, Mazo 18.-La ditadura
de Won Kapp establecida por ell mo-
vimiento contra-revolucionario mill
tar. acabo definitivamente anoche. A
raiz de la renuncia de Won kapp y
del General Won Luettwitz, ell Vice
Canciller del gobierno de Ebert, Eu-
genio Schiller, Sc h;zo cargo del 60
bierno aoui a las seis de Ia tarde.
Simultaneamente con este acto,
Ia bandera roja, blanca y negra de la
rcpGblica, fue izada Ell todos los edl-
ficios del %gobierno, para indicar o
clio la derrota del movimiento mo-
narquico. Ell Comite Genital de ferro-
carrileros al mismo tempo, decide
dar por teminada su huelga desde
luego, reanudandose todos los traba-
jos,
FL gobierno de Ebert, restablecido
en- ell poder, ha ordenado ell arresto
de Won Kapp, Won Luettwitz, del je-
fe de Ia Policia o Jagow, del Al
mirante Won Trotha, del DR. Frede-
rick, del Coronel Boyer y del Captain
Gerhardt.
Herr Heine Y otros lideres del 60
bierno republican, salieron aver
mismo para Stuttgart para notificar
al Presidente Ebert ell triunfo sobre
los monarquicos. Refuerzos militares
han estado llegando a esta capital,
para ayuda al mantenimiento del
orden. Las tropas Sc aprovecharon
de un mitin que estaban celebrando
los obreros de Ia planta electrical en-
Charlottenburgo, para rodear a los
huelguistas Y obligarlos a volver a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
E~NCONTRADA UNA
HERMANA DEL EX-ZAR

WASHINGTON, Mario 1S.-Los
miembros de la Cruz Roja America
ma que estan prestando u servlcios
en- ell Sur de Russia, han encontrado
2 la Gran Duquesa Olga, hermana
eel Ear Nicolas de Russia, vlvlendo
en- un CAIRO de carga del f~errocarrlI,
cerca de N~ovorossisk, segun los IN
formes recibidos hoy aQui en- las on
cinas Centrales dc la menclonada
organization.
LIE Gran DuQucsa es uno de los
tres miembros de Ia Casa de los Ro-
manoff que han s~obrevivido a "a ira
gedia de esa familia imperial. Fue
encontrada entire los refugiados ru-
o a quienes consolaba V entire qule-
res repartia las ropas Y comestlbles
que podia adquirir, olvidando su pro
LA ~desgracia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
NOSKE LISTO PARA
Y A EFECTO
81 PLAN MILiTAR
Lego q Berlin, a raiz de la
caida de Uon Kapp, para
hacerse cargo de la
situacion ali

PARIS, Mario 1S.-Gustavo Nos
Ike. el Ministro de la Defensa en- el
gob;erno de Ebert ha llegado a Ber-
lin con ell ~proposito de inaugurar las
meGidas militares que Sc propone po-
ner en- practica contra los esparta-
cistas.
FL Encargado de Negocios de Ale
mania en- esta capital, Wilhelm Mo-
yer, recibio informes del Presidente
Ebert. de Stuttgart esta manana, de
que el Presidente Ebert no regresa-
ria a Berlin sino hasta despues de
la reunion de la Asamblea Nacional
err Stuttgart. El Presidente recibio
aviso de que seria muy eXpuesto re-
Gresar ahora a Berlin, pues habia ell
peligro de que los es~partacistas Sc
apoderaran de la capital, al menos
temporalmente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
PARA REIR.

-Docuor-le preguntaban a I'm me
dico-icomo es que no va listed nun
ca a los e~ntierros?
-Por modestia; ~pareceria que era
hacer alarde de las propias obras.
Dialogo conyugal:
La mujer sale muy d~escotada:
va estoy lista. GQue te parece
mi vesti65 de bale?
-Donde esta?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
Libros MaraVinosos.

Para los que sufren, soh '1c'ilns'
de la desgracia, les perslgue Ia ma
Ia suerte. frac&san en- u negoclos
SON desafortunados en- amores. Con
tan curiosos libros ~lograran todos su'
deseos, seran afortunados en- neg
clos ' empresas, lograran el carlno
del ser amado, llevaran a teiiz term.
M sus asuntos Y tr~iunfaran en- TODD;
Sc veran libres de malas. intluen-
c;ss y yerceran q sus enemigos y ma
die podra causarles dano. Envie III
centavos en- estampillas de correo pa
"a gastos y recibira. catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. '. Martin y W.
San Rafael Ola. Habana. Cu2a'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
DESCHANEL CONTESTA
AL PDTE. WILSON
De una manera muy diploma
tea ha refutado las i'm
putociones que hciera
Francia ell Ejecuti-
DO americana

PARIS. Mario 1S.-Francia no es
militarisra. Francia no es ~lnperlalIs-
ia. En- las condolences e~Xlstentes
Francia Sc halla en- n ~sltuaclon
ipual a 81 tuviera una plstola alema-
ma apuntada al corazon. Lo dnico que
ella desea es p~rotejerse y para este
n~ecesita Y debc contar con la coope-
rac;6n de sus a!iados mas mobiles y
bavos. los Estados Unidos e lngla-
terra.
Estas fueron mas o menos las pa
labas del Presidente Deschanel, Gi-
chas a un corresponsal americana
despues del banquete que los perlo-
dlstas anglo-americanos ofrecleron en-
su honor en- el Hotel Continental.
Las palabras de NJ. Deschanel Sc
c~onsideran como una verdadera res
puesta a las imputaciones del Presi-
dente Wilson contenidas en- la carta
que el Executive americana dirigio
mace POGO al Senador Hitchcock.
No hay mas que yer al mapa para
comprender nuestra situation, agre-
90 ell Presidente frances a su entire
vistado. Los Estados sc italian en- una
posici0n que les hace ~innecasario el
terer emcces de IN ataque; pero
Francia no esta el mismo case, sine
en- otro muy diferente."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
VOL.V ASUMIR FL PODER Ell
COBIERNO REPUBLICAN0 De EBERT
Won Kapp y Won Luettwitz hicieron entrega del poder
al Vice-CancilIer Schiller del gobierno de Ebert
Y salieron de Berlin inmediatamente despues
Ell Con1ite Central de ferrocarrileros do por terminada
la hueIga en- Vista de esta solucion del confEcto

sus trabajos, con 10 cual Sc evlto
QUE la ciudad ~careciera de luz y fuer-
re durante la noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19

BERLIN, Mario 1S.-Tres de los
principales lideres del movimientO
contra-revolucionario
Won Kapp, ell General 0 Luettwitz
Y ell Coronel Bauer,-han huido de
esta capital, segun Sc supo aqui hoy.
Won Kapp y Won Luettwitz salieron
de Berlin Embellishments despues de
que entregaron sus renuncias al Vice
Canciller Schiller del gobierno de
Ebert Y ell General Won Seecht que
qued6 con ell mando de las tropas
Observation-Disclosures, prometio tras
ladarlas embellishments de esta CAPT
tai.
La situaci0n es muy mala en- la
c:udad. La principal a~rteria urbana,
Inter den Linden, Sc halla intransi-
table debido a las a~lambradas que
han tendido ALI para proteger los edi
ficios del %gobierno. Las tropas del
Reichswehr, que apoyan al gobierno
de Ebert Y las del Baltico, que apo
yahan al gobierno de Won Kapp, han
estado sosteniendo %violentos comba-
ties en- las GALES; pero dUrante el dia
de hoy, no Sc regiStraron e%ncuentros
de ninguna clase.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
Sc ESTABLECIO
UNI SOVIET EN-
WILHELAHAVEN
Los partidarios radicaleS ale
names qulerea tener re-
presentation en- Ell
gobierno

BERLIN, Mazo 17.-(Retardado.)
I'm gobierno Soviet Sc ha establecl-
do en- Wilhelmshaven por los comu--
nistas Y los obreros segun dice una
information Official rccibida aqui.
e. orden ha sido restablecido EN-
kiel V Munich, segun noticias reel
hidas de esas ciudades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19

LONDRES. Mario 1S.-La ocu-
nacion aliada de Constantinopia que
Sc llev6 a efecto de una manera de-
finitiva el dia de aver, Y contlnuara
hasta que todos los terminus de- ira
rado de a con Turquia Sc cunipian
fielmente por el gobierno o~torano,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19

LONDRES, Mario 1S.-La Agen-
cia Central de Noticias .ha dado a Ia
puhlicidad una information esta tarde
en- la que dice que Won kapp, e. Can
ciller del gobierno contrarevoluclona-
rio Que renuncio aver Su cargo, con
10 u termin0 ell movimiento reacclo
mario de r~eferencia, he sido arres-
tado por los espartacistaS. Segun d.
&C Ia information dicha, los comu-
nigtas en- la Westfalia estaban alta
cando q las tropas de Won Kapp, CO.
mo a las de Ebert Y Noske'
per
La misma Agencia de Infomacion
est& a~utorizada para anunciar que
los aliados estan listos para avanzaI
en- la iona neutral, ia que Sc halIa
exactamente adelante de las Eneas
militares aliadas en- Alemania,l en- e
case de nuevos disturbios.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
los ALIADOS OCUPARAN CO%NSTANTINOPLA HASTA
QUE Sc CUMPLA CON T0DOS LOS
TERMINUS DEL TRATADO De PAZ

segun dice un anuncio Official hecho
aqui hoy.
Dos soldados inglcses resultaron
nyuertos y cuatro heridos en- I'm cho
que ~sostenido con las tropas turcas.
Las bajas de los otomanos en- dicho
encuentro fueron mucho mayores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19

STUTTGART, Mario 1S.-Dosclen
tos cincuenta miembos de Ia Asam-
hlea alemana Sc reunieron hoy en- Ell
Salon del Arte en- esta ciudat, de
acrerdo con Ia convocatorla eXpedlda
Dor ell Presidente Ebert. I'm fuerte
destacamento de tropas mllltareS
ocuparon la gan plaza que Sc halIa
frente al edificio. como MEDIA pre-
cautoria. pero ningunos ~desordenes
Sc suscitaron durante Ia session de "a
Asamblea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19

LONDRES, Mario 1S,-El Presi-
dente Fedeico Ebert ha llegado a Der
lin procedente de Stuttgart, segun di-
&C I'm desacho recibido hoy aqui, por
Ell Exchange Telegraph.
En- ell mismo menSaje Sc dice que
circula insistentemente ell rumor en-
la capital alemana, de que Wolf
gang Won kapp, que renuncio como
Canciller del gobierno revoluciona,
rio aleman, Sc ha suicidado. T.l YER
| sion, sin embargo, no Sc ha confir-
mado.
Otro ~despacho recibido durante el
dia, procedente de Amsterdam, tras-
cribfa Una information de Berlin, en-
la que Sc decia que Won Kapp Y el
Geneal Won Luettwitz, habian hui
do de la capital alemana en- automo-
viles, inmediatamente despues de que
renunciaron sus cargos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19

AMSTERDAM, Mario 1S.-Un
m~ensaje telefonico recibido hoy aqui
de Berlin da cuenta de que el ge-
neral Won LuettwitZ, Que tenla ell
mando de las fuerzas con-trarevolu-
cionarias alemanas, ha salido de esa
capital con todas las tropas que apo
yaron al movimjento.
En- Ell mismo mensaje Sc decia que
el Comite del Partido DemOcratico
entusiasmado por la caids del regi--
men de Won Kapp, ha expedido una
proclama en- la que eXhorta al pue-
bic a volyer a sus labores, Y pide a.
eobierno republican, que sc haga
una reconstruction del gabinete Y Sc
convoque a elecciones para Presiden
te de la Republica.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-27
INDIGESTION
LOSS OF APPETITE
And Similar Troubles Helped BY zlrun lTOG
Tonic, Says Albanian.

81 got a bottle OF Zlron", writes
Marshall Rhordes, of Eufaula, Ala,
"and took it for Indigestion, nervous
ness, loss Of appetite and similar trou-
bles. 1t helped me very much. My
mother-in-law suffered with the same
troubles, so l gave her a dose or two
Of Ziron. and she says it helped her
greatly. / viii always keep a bottls
Of IiTon IN the house and will speak
a good word for 1t whenever have
the opportunity"
Ziron is new combination OF Iron,
With the hypophosphites Of lime and
soda, and other valuable tonic ingre-
dents, which have been found to
build up the enemic, weak. WORKOUT
system. Ziron puts iron into your
blood when you need IT, II you are
pale. weak, nervous, depressed. have no
appetite it is probably sign that your
blood needs Iron. Take Ziron.
Your druggist sells it, on = gusran-
tee. See him about it.
Una
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-27
|QlEIgnRd5]
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

FRANK +. Anderson, Pastor.
The most beautiful sight from the
pulpit is whole family seated to-
gether in pew. The church service
IS not a convention, that family
should send delegate"
Our Bible school begins at GAS
am. Let's be in our place on time
Sunday.
Worship and preaching service at
II am. and 7:15 pm. (Note the
change in the evening hour.) Morn
ing theme: John 1877, eff We abide
in me and my words abide in you We
shall ask what We will and it shall be
done unto you" The evening sub
Ject is; Choosing a Life Work"
Boys and young men especially de-
sired at this service. Boys Christian
Endeavor, 6;30 pm.
Remember the evangelistic services
to be held from March 21st through
28th!
Everybody welcome a. ~ our
services
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-27
20 Years of Missions
Brings Congo Wonder

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Feb. 27.
The story of a corner of the world
that has progressed from utter saw
agery and even cannibalism to a COM
paratively high stage of civilization
in the brief period of Twenty-Five
years, was told here recently by DR..
Egbert W. Smith, executive secre-
tary of the board of foreign missions
of the Presbyterian church in the
United States.
The place is the region of the Lue-
DO, in the Congo. Twenty-nine years
ago there was not man of the many
thousands in that section of Africa
that knew a letter of any alphabet.
The tremendous difficulties encoun-
tered in bringing people out of such
total darkness can hardly be i'm
agined, DR.. Smith said.
Yet today there are fifty thousand
pupils in the schools conducted by
the Presbyterian church in the Luebo.
The people are being taught carpen-
try, brick-making, nursing, agricul-
ture and many other arts in institu-
lions supported by the church.
The Luebo is but one of the ten
missionsB of the Southern Presby-
terrain church abroad. For the ex-
tension of home and foreign missions
it is raising $4,0OO,OOO in connection
with other objective of the Presby-
terrain Progressive program.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-27
CLUE MEETING
is POSTPONED.

The meetings Of the 800 club have
been postponed until a later date on
account Of sickness among the mem
bers. This congenial bani of friends
organized early last year into the
500 club and have had very interest
ing gatherings every two weeks since
its inception. The club members are
Mrs. W. NJ. Castelberry Mrs. S. J.
Clarke, Miss Matte Lou Horne, Miss
Edna Monahan, Miss Sara Horne,
Miss Ruth Horne, Mrs. Thurlow Ev-
ans, Mrs. Robert Mcleod, Miss Beau
ford Harvey, Mrs. Reese Horton, Mrs.
Hill Kelly, and Miss Lois Beavers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-27
Department conducted by Mrs R. C. Moran residence 112 East
Church Street; Phone $40.

been staged in Americas which is of
colossal Importance. Owing to the
prevalence of influenza in so many
homes, the social activities of the
town have been suspended for a sea-
son. This is also the time of Lent
when thoughts are turned in some
other direction than the pursuit of
pleasure. For forty days the follow
ers of social pleasures will deny
themselves of this frivolity and will
attend the Lenten services held in
the churches until the expiration of
the season. A number of dances
planned for this week were postponed
on account of so much illness among
the dancing contingency, and several
parties which were to have been
social feature of the weeks actitivi-
ties have been called off for the same
reason
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-27
FOREIGN DISPUTE
WELCOME TO ITALY.
BY MILTON BRONNER,

LONDON, Feb. 27-Wilson's pol
icy in dealing with the Adriatic prob
lem makes it doubly difficult of set
Element because Italy probably well
comes a foreign dispute at this time
as it draws the attention Of the Ital-
ian populace away from acute local
problems.
The country's history recently has
been one of continued strikes. The
postal employees strike ended Jan. 20,
when the rallwaymen struck. 1t is
not known in America that the rail
waymen were already better paid
than any state employees and that
they demand, bi~Ter wages, strict
enforcement of the eight-hour day
and that Tesentatives OF a SEMI
anarchistic organization called "The
Syndicate" be permitted to sit on
the railway board of administration.
The government, afraid of strikes,
granted the demands until the matter
could be settled by parliament. New.
ertheless the strike was called and the
government feared to proclaim mar
tial law or discharge the strikers.
Fifteen days strike held up millions
of tons of freight, much of which
spoiled.
The peasants on the farms, arous-
ed by the big profits made in agri-
culture, formed leagues demanding
and often getting the highest wages.
In provinces near Venic" the farmers
dehed the government and a real
reign of terror followed Farm
houses were burned, woods cut down
and animals manned by farmers at
tacks.
The fall in value of Italian money
abroad is so pronounced that the gov
eminent now forbids the publications
on the stock exchange. The depre-
citation of monev was followed by i'm
mense increase in the cost of living,
especially of shoes and clothing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-27

success until he was so years old, but
the idea had been perfectIng itself in
his mind unconsciously for over 80
years.
At first he took several boys and
girls of $40 or Il years of age, and
had them work with him in his gar
den. They cared for fowls, looked
after the sheep, MIXED the cows. The
master worked with them, and they
talked as they worked. Going to and
from their duties, their attention was
called to the wild birds, and the flow
ers, plants and weeds. They would
draw pictures of things, make cullec-
tons of leaves and flowers and keep
a record of their observations and dis
coverles. Through keeping these re-
cords they learned to read and write
and simple mathematics. Things they
did not understand they would read
about in books, but books were sec
ondary and only incidental in the
scheme of study Before their work
became irksome they would all stop
and play games. At other times they
would sit and talk about whatever
their work happened to suggest. If
the weather was unpleasant there
was a shop where they worked at such
times. They built bird-houses and
made simple pieces of furniture, so
that all the pupils, girls and boys, be-
came more or less familiar with the
use of, carpenters and blacksmith's
tools. They patched their shoes,
mended their clothing, and at times
prepared their own food.
When Froebels first kindergarten
was established, the idea that children
were good by nature was rank heresy.
The authorities who placed an inter
dice on Frederick Froebel, making
the kindergarten crime, caused the
speedy death of one of the gentlest
noblest, purest men who has ever
blessed this earth.
Froebel was just seventy when he
passed out. "His eye was not dimmed
nor his natural force abated," saws
Ebert Hubbard, of this remarkable
man, but he was filled with enthus-
lasm and hope as never before. His
ideas were preading-success, at last
was at the door, he had interested the
women and proved the fitness of wo-
men to teach-his mothers clubs were
numerous-love was the watchword.
And, in the midst of this Towering
time, the official order came, without
warning, apology or explanation, and
from which there was no appeal. The
same savagery, chilled with fear, that
sent Richard Wagner into exile,
crushed the life, and broke the heart
of Frederick Froebel. But these
names are now the pride and glory
of the land that scorned them. Men
who govern should be those with a
reasonable doubt concerning their
own infallibility, and an earnest faith
IN men, women and children. To teach
is better than to rule. We are all
children in the Kingdom of God.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-27
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