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Evening journal., 1920-09-22
SFEANEHT5 SE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

National League.
ST. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, 4.
Boston. 4; Chicago. =.
New York. 4; Cincinnati, o.
Pilsburgh-Brooklyn moi scheduled
American League.
Chicago. 9: Athletics. ?.
New York, 8: -. Louis. 3.
Cleveland. ~; Boston, 4.
Detroit, ~; Washington, II.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
BABE! LOOKIT!

American League.
No games scheduled.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

IN game IN which The element OF
chance is so great. players are always
figuring mp Incidents that preceded
their good DAYS with the bat or on the
ncld. and those which happened be
fore their On-days.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-03

The Allies appear to be slipping Il
Gyeecs.~SoyfosS vsTgiaaaa-Pllot.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-03
TAXES MUST
Be PAID By DEC. IS !

The fourth instalmeSit Of the income
and egcass profits tax is due Dec ember
10 midnight, with no days Of. grace,
according to letter received .yester=
-aay -by Joshua w Miles, Collector OF
Internal Revenue. from William NJ.
| Williams, Federal Commissioner Of
t-the Internal Revenue Bureau at Wash
ington
1T appears, said Mr.. Williams,
That some taxpayers believe that they
have ~ days grace on the fourth in
stalment OF the income and excess
] 3roifts taxes due December is. Such
a provision was contained in the 1917
! {eyenue act. lut was removed by the
4 eyenue act Of 1918 No extension
can be granted under the LAW
The bureau urges payment be made
through mail by check or postof1ce
order TO avoid congestion at the CASH
/ ier's window Checks or money orders
should be made payable to the Col
/ lector OF Internal Revenue. Bills
viii be sent taxpayers. it said, but
failure to receive a bill will not re-
Elieve the taxpayer Of his obligation to
pay on time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-03
GOLDSBORO, N. C., UNDER
MARTIAL LAW TODAY
my The Associated Press,

RALEIGH, n. G.. Dec 8 Colds
oro, where a mob last night stormed
he Wayne county Courthouse in an
unsuccessful attempt to obtain i've
negroes on trial for the murder of a
bite man, was under military pro-
eetion today
The town was reported quiet. One
"a was wounded during last nights
II eGlpt % storm the courthouse
il Oh was defended by a handful OF
citizens
The mob fired volley after volley
INTO the building shattering almost
every window on the west side Of
he structure. The leaders then led
the mob to the north entrance. This
led to firing from all directions OF
the lawn and Herbert Futrelle, said
TO have been one Of the leaders OF
the mob, fell With slight wound in
his side.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-03
DIFFICULT TOPICS
DISCUSSED IN A
MASTERFUL WAY

Continued From Page l.,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-03
InrHDs o. em1So SD
Ne III ea1 1Aeo-
nv 1a, A.ssclasei Press.

NV .eEA. 49, 49,. 1880 -
csiRo aI5 Nsyaaa consolidated cop
PEI were passed today AZ the quarterly
directors meeting Taree months
d s;ientls on Chino and Nevada son
solidsted were declared at the rate ii.
So S-s 9pS 50 ceYss. respectively.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-03
SAGE TEA DANDY
To DARKEN HAIR
It's Grandmothets Recipe To
Bring Back Color AMI
Lustrc to Hair

You can turn gray. faded hair beau
tifuliy dark and iustrous alnoe over
night if You'll get bottle Of Wyeslfs
Sage and Sulphur Compound a any
drug store. Millions of bottles Of this
old fgmous Ssge Tea Recipe, I'M
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-03
Portrayal OF Indian History


Professor Wil1,eF's address on the
'Parsee Towers of Silence" was pref
aced with a splendid portrayal OF In
dian history, and brought the audience
finally by Bombay. where these bury
ing places are found. Here, in a
paradise OF tropical blooms stand
these towers untouched by any man
other than the two carriers who
live there and never appear except to
meet the funeral procession at the en-
trance TO take the body, to place it,
nude. upon the top OF the towers for
The ever-waiting vultures to strip the
bones of all flesh. leaving them to sink
into lie we'll beneath there to he re
Iue By strong chemicals, then r.
pass ont 70 sea through underground
channels In thus disposing Of tnoir
dead, TIC PaSsee 5 no Tespcete- OF
pe.soSg; tho k.g5 al t...1 In, IT,
rich a1d tao p5o-, al gems cur ~ The
same yulturs you.s, their theory be-
ing founded on one Of the teachings of
Zoroaster that, as we came into the
world naked. so should we go out of It
Al the next meeting Of the cluf
Commander Burreu C. Allen will Be
the Sps25sgs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-03
The Theme dlssian

The theme Ossian was an appeal to
he picturesque. and his poems were
mbued with an ardent love Of nature
and all things natural, thus influence
ing our civilization with their SUBJ
consciousness appela 70 this remote
period through the imagination
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-03

-. -
selves. fill one ifundred, and seventy
three volumes af an ordinary 9encyclo-
paedia. 81.
IntnitS. in other words, il some
thing that cannot be. approached! -uil-
limited Ii is not a quantity, nor 9
number, but might bo described as IAN
idea which expresses mans refusal to
bound his imagination
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-09-03
SOmE MORE GRAIN YIELDS

Il. Week, who Is running the sepa-
rator for the ne's threshlng company
south Of town, called last Saturday
and gave us few returns on grain
yields that his machine have threshed
l.. q. Evans had 30 acres OF oats
that yielded him 81 bushels of fine
quality oats per acre.
}. L. Sinclair had 20 acres of oats
and barley that yielded him an
average OF 40 bushels per acre, while
his Macaroni wheat Welded him an
average of 20 bushels per acre of tx
ceptionallS fine quality wheat.
q A. Balint had eight acres of oats
that made him the record yield Of 81
bushels per acre. This is the heaviest
yield ot small grain of any kind that
that aas been reported to US. This
was machine measure, and it is be
lieved that that the oats will weigh
out at least 63 bushels per acre.
j. II. Sheldon had only eight acres
Of Macaroni wheat aud be threshed
40 bushels or dn average of about Is
bushels per acre,
NJ, c. CordeS had % acres that he
sowed to alfalfa last spring and sowed
oats along with il as a nurse crop. He
harvested the oats and last week
threshed out SOP bushels Of fine grain.
We trust cur farmer friends will
report all grain yields 10 us SO that
we can give them publicity. Certainly
Meilette county has no occasion to be
ashamed Of her small grain yields this
year, and we should let the outside
world know what we are doing along
these lines.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-09-03
SENT UP FOR CATTLE STEALING

Judge Williamson, OF the circuit
court, in the cases of Andrew Roam
Eagle and Levi Thick Bread, Sioux
Indian youths belonging on the Rose
bud reservation, who entered pleas Of
guilty 10 the charge OF stealing cattle,
sentenced the defendants to one year
each IN the Sioux Falls penitentiary'
They are only Is and ~ years old
respectively.
They stole seven h sad Of cattle from
A. Il Gustafson, rancher living near
Wood, and drove them to Tripp
COUNT, where they tried to sell them
for $40 . head The BOYS said they
committed the crime because they
wanted money with which to attend a
celebration.
The above appeared in the press
dispatches under an Oacoma date line
and refers to the two young Indians
who We're recently arrested charged
with stealing cattle from A. q. Gus
tafsOn, northeast of Wood. They
admitted the theft, and said they stole
the cattle in order to get money to
attend the Frontier Days celebration
at White River.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-09-03
THE CHURCH.

We were successful in the Sunday
school drive at Wood. We have gone
"over the top" and reached the ob
jectye.
Tie whooping cough has proved a
menace to the work the last two Sun
days but we trust that the epidemic
will soon become thing of the past.
There were % IN Sunday School at
Wood and 20 at happy Hollow last
Sunday The sleddlng may not be
good for Sunday or two, but that
means that we who are not hindered
will haye to pull the harder.
The people of Wood will have the
pleasure Of entertaining the Rosebud
Association Of Ministers and Churchse
at their first annual meeting on Sep
tember Z and s. This will be his
toric event and an opportunity that
does not come very often to rural
town. | tllIst that the local people
will take advantage of this rare op
portunity, particularly on Tuesday
afternoon and evening.
The next social will be held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred Matouseck
on Friday evening, September 10th
This will be weiner roast, which is
great sport on cool fall evening
Come-and unless you are otherwise
solicited. bring some bread and but
ter sandwiches. Weiners cost, so
stick a bit of change in your pocket
to help defray expenses. These af
fairs are for you so come and enjoy
them.
THE PASTORS PROGRAM
Preaching services each Sunday
morning at Wood at ll:30, and also
everv two weeks in the evening at $50
At Happy Hollow each Sunday at 4
p. m; every four weeks an evening
service at Cody at $50; and once each
four weeks An evening service at Mis-.
sion at $50. YOU are cordially in
Vited to any and all services.
e. G, SALrEa, Pastor.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-09-03
HQNE BREW MAKES THE HOP
GROWERS RICH


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Inc ahoVe press dispatch appeared
In sunday Sioux CltY Journal, and
after TeadinB 1t we could not help but
'hlnk OF the immense crop OF wild
hops that Is growing on the creeks III
MelIttte county THIS year, and the
thouEht came 10 Us that inaSmuch as
hCpS grows so iHXufian'Iy here In the
wild state why would 1T not be an
equally good ana profitable crop in
the cultivated state! 1t the growing
.ot hops brings anywhere near the
return per .cre as the above news item
lDtlmates, we believe 1t mlgh' be we'll
to develop hop culture III this county
ard thus establish new AMI profitable
crop, one that would cause our land
values % rals more rapidly. 1t would
be crop shat could be proiltably
marketed, even at SO great d!staucn
from railroad transportation. Last
7u'nmer we had talk with one OF the
editors who came from th4 New \ ork
hop growing district, and ne told Us
then that the mop growers We're making
big money, 10 Tact, their prosperity
aaN been materially increased since
prohiDnIon had come, from California
the same story comes, now II this Is
true, ana II appears that Meilette
county Is pecnllariy adapted TO the
growing ol hopS' why uot iOOk INTO
tNls matter h'tie mofeE Az gross
return ol lioh oloOU 70 S%oOV an acre
each season II seems TO Us 1t would be
~otth hl!e 'hVeS'iSa'lnS' we know
iit'ie or noth'pg personally, about hop
culture, Lu' II would seem toaf the
expense OF growing 1t would not be 50
great but Wh"t IL "ouio leave large
margin oi pIoit lor the grower Ihe
"ila mop crop mere 'hi' year Is excep
''ohaiiy hea'Y' III 'ac' Is 'he heaviest
we nave ever seen IL ana there are
hundreds, YES thousands, OF pounds
OF the hnes' klLu OF hops growing
aiohg the creeks III 'h's county TINS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
HOY SERAN TRAIDOS LOS RES
TOS DEL MAYOR KELLAM

Fl nay Frederick Kellam anti
ruo t~eniente Coronel Y Comandante
del Base Hospital" del Fucrte de
Sam Houston. murio la noche del Ill
limo domingo en- ell Walter Reed &C.
neral Hospital. Hoy en- II noche Sc
ran traidos u reStos que habran de
recibir cristiana scpultura en- ell MI
ssion Burial Park de San Antonio.
Los f~unerales Sc llcvaran a efecto
manana en- Ia manana. Ell cadaver sc
IA conducido 4 Ia iglcS.a catolica del
st. Mary Y dc ALI al pantcon donde
hahra dc rccibir los postumos mono
res miIitares adccuados 4 su range.
Sobrcviven al desaparecido Mayor
Kellam sus padres, su csposa. dos hi
los. dos hermanos Y dos hermanas.
Il Mayor kcllam contaba apenas
50 amos de edad. Sc educ6 en- la Uni
yersidad Lee de Washington donde
rccibi6 81 grade de Bachiller en- Ar
tcs. Mas tarde ingreso al college Of
Physicians and Surgeons de Atlanta.
Ga, Sc doctoro en- Medicina, y. por
fin, en- 1912 Sc gradu6 en- Ia Escucla
Mcdico-M ilitar del mismo Estado.
FL Mayor Kelam era muy conoci-
do V estimado en- TODD cl Departamen
20 del Sur; su muerte ha sido since
ramentc lamcntada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
LA PRENSA FRANCESA
ESTA FURIOSA CONTRA
~LLOYD-GEORGE

PARIS. Abrll Ola actitud de
Ia Gran 4retana cor re!acion Il AVIAN
&C de las tropas francesas en- terrific
20 ale.a5n. al orier te del Rim, tai
y como Sc viene descrihlcrdo en- los
d~eSpachos rccih J.. aQUi dc I.ondrcS.
Sc considers Cor Ii prcrSa frances
como una verdadera piIdora de aci-
bar para Francia. auNque este duro
rragO Sc cree suficiertemente recon-
pensado con Ia accion de Belgica de
apoyar la polit;ca De Francia.
"PertinaX' eli cscritor poliJico de!
Eco de Paris. uno De los articuiiStaS
mas encrgicos Y al mismo tempo.
mas bien informados que escriben en-
Ia prenSa FRANCESCA pUblica on la
edicion de hoy de csc diario. un vi
rulento articulo contra cl Primer
Mirjstro ingl6s. Sir David Lloyd
george. a quien llama, entire otraS
cosas, ''demagogo."
Mr.. Lloyd-George. dice e1 articu-
iiSta. n0 ha olvidado jamas Ia po!iti-
ca adoplada por F-ancia desde el mes
&c Enero ultimo, de ser independent
tc en- SIS actos. dentro de la entente.
Espero Que sc llegara una oportuni-
dad ' sin duda ha creido que esta Sc
Ia ~preSentado ahora. Nosotros conta-
bamos q la clara perception de
nuestros amigos del otro lado del ca
nal Y estos han frustrado nuestraS
ilusiones. Tai evolucioH ra de espe-
rarse en- cl jefe de csc gobierno,
que ha hecho Y deShecho todas las
doctrinas. Pero el pueblo inEles sa-
be bien como obligarlo a haccr una
exception en- este case
Los demas e~scritoreS politicos, ira
tan ell case con menos apasionamien-
to. Uno de ellos. ST. Brice. del Jour
nal. dice entire otras cosas:
'Esto demuestra que las falsaS no.
Gas propaIadas por corresponsales
Elcricanos en- Alemania, una de
Has. 81 m de cue el Presidente
wilson habia enviado un u~itimatum
= Francia, p~rovocaron el incidente de
frankfort"
La actitud dc los ingleses respecto
e Ia ocupacion francesa de Frank
Fort. dara motive para Ia iniciacion
de Conversations diplomatieas entire
lac potencias de Ia entente, para ira.
tar de la situacion creada por tai
ocupacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
AMNISTEA La
0 DE DENIKlNE

LCNDRES. Abril 9.-Los restos del
ejercito del General Denikine, que
han quedado dispersados en- ell sur de
Russia. despues de la derrota de Novo-
rossisk. estan negociando ahora con
ell gobierno de Moscou, para que Sc
les conceda la amnistia, segun dice
un despacho rccibido aqui
En- el mismo m~ensaje Sc dice que
las fuerzas bolShevikis estan recon-
centrandose en- Perekopp, para l!evar
a cabo IN avance sobre Crimea, te-
rritorio en- cl que Sc dice Sc ha refu-
giado Il general Denikine.
Peresopp es una planta situada en-
ell gobierno de Tauriga. en- cl ltsmo
de Perekopp que une IA peninsula
de Crimca con Russia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
~CONOCIMIENTOS TITLES
Ell SiLBIDO CONTRA
LA DYSPEPSIA

Cuando lc parece d n q expert.
mcnta los primeroS sintomas de Ia
indigestion 0 de la dyspepsia. hay IN
medic sencillo para evitar q ell ma
siga adelante: silbar. POGO importa q
10 que Sc sjlbe sea una miScia de
moda 0 una tonadilla anticuada; 10
que importa eS silbar, Y no con IN
silbido tenue V aflautado. sino con to-
da la fucrza de los pulmones, de ma
ncra que Sc olga desde ell ultimo rim
con de la casa.
81 alguien escucha no hay que ca
liar por ESQ; silbando mucho Sc llega
a cjecutar pleas con bastante macs
tria, Y entonces Sc ANNA Y divierte
a los demas micntras sc csta curando
uno mismo.
Hay algo en- el silbjdo Que infIuye
sobre el aparato digestive mejor que
todas las pildoras Y pastillas conos-
das. 81 cs possible. Sc debe silbar al
aire libre, sea en- cl campo o en- la ca
sa con la ventana alberta. p~rocurando
0mitir los silb;dos con mas fuerza ca
Ia vez A. POGO de seguir esta practica
Sc nota que el estomago Marcia me-
jor. la sangre circula o mas regula-
ridad V ell cerebro Sc encuentra mas
fuerte Y despejado Y parece q TODD Ell
individuo es veinte amos mas joven
que antes.
e. silbar es Ell mejor tonico del nun
do. Despues de TODD, es mucho mas
agradable quitarse de encima los ma,
les silbando alguna cosa allegro, que
no gastandose dinero en- medicinas,
no todas eficaces ri todas %convenien,
ties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
ENVLAN REFUERZOS
FRASCESES
A FRANKFORT
Tres R~egimientos de In,
fanterla ymuchos tan
ques u 81 Rim
por E~strasburgo

BERLIN, Abril 9.-Tres regimen
tos de ufanteria ~franceSa Y muchos
tanQues cruzaron Ell Rim aver por
Estrasburgo, con destino para varlos
lugares del territorio aleman, segun
dice IN despacho recibido aqui, en- el
que Sc agrega que IN fuerVe hume
70 de refuerzos franceses sc han en-
viado a Frankfort.
e Teniente Condo Kalnein. del
Ej6rcito aleman fue muerto Por una
patrulla FRANCESCA cerca de Fried
berg, en- la nueva zona francesa de
ocupaci6n, Segun dice otro despacho
reribido de csc lugar. Ell Teniente
Condo segun Sc dice, trataba de
consegair una conferencia con los
commentaries franceses IN csc lugar,
cuando sobreviro I'm choque entire
las patrullas f~rancesas Y las alema-
mas, resUltando. muerto en- la refrie-
ga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

LCNDRES, Abril EEL paso dado
por Francio al ocupar las ciudades
'alemanas en- la IONA neutral, fue sin
la aprobaci6n de la Gran Bretana,
de Italia, nj de los Estados Unidos,
segun una information de fuente
:autorizada hecha publica aqui hoy.
La actitud de los aliados Sc do a
onoce aqui. a raiz de dos alargas
juntas que tuvo ell Gabinete brita--
nico y de una conferencia celebrada
entire NJ. Chambon ell Embajador Fran
ces Y 81 Primer MiEistro Lloyd
George. La posicion de los aliados
respecto de la MEDIA tomada por Ell
gobierno frances, en- opinion de per-
Sonas que observan de cerca Ia situa-
cion. no es del TODD ~armonica, pues
Iu~glaterra e Italia, Sc italian de IN la
do Y Francis Y Belgica de otro. Un
despacho de Rruselas dice que e. 60
bierno beiga, cot Ia aprobaci6n de!
Rey Alberto. ha sanciorado la accion
.francesa y convenido en- enviar por
su parte destacamentos de fuerzas
para ayudar a los franceses.
Gran Bretana ha entrado en- nego-
ciaciones con ell ~gobierno frances,
para tener un arreglo sobre la deli
cada Situacion creada ror - que los
eStadistas ingleses Green una precipi-
tada c injusta acci6n de Francia en-
81 Rim. Segun los ingleses, FTancia
debio haber acceptable. como ~Inglatcra
2 Italia. Ia promeSa de Alemania de
que retirIria Sus tropas de Ia cuenca
del Ruhr, tan pronto como Sc resta-
b!eciera 81 orden ALI. Y solo cuando
Sc hubiera probable Ia mala fe de
Elemania, haber tornado las medidas
de repreSalias que ha llevado q cabo
ahora.
Inglaterra conSidera aun el inc:den
te del Ruhr como una question inte-
rlor alemana ' sostiene su razon de
que debe permitirSe a Alemania que
arreg!e por 81 sola Sus problemas in
t~erioreS. hasta en- tanto que no de-
muestre que no pucde hacerlo. En- Wis
ia de este, eI gobierno jngles cree
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

We tambien las bacterias; Y Ell dior
de la menta destruye varias formas
de microbes en- so minutes.
Dicese que la esencia de Ia canela
destruyc los microbes de la tifOidea
en- diez minutes y este aroma es en-
ire todos, el mas antidispeptico.
Sc dice tambien que las ycrbas q
Sc han e~ncontrado con las momias e.
gipcias fueron colocadas sobre los
cuerpos mas bien por sus propiedades
antisepticas que ono perfume 0 re-
cuerdo sentimental.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
Mr.. WALLACE NO TIENE
i~NSTRUCCIONES DE
SU GOBIERNO

PARIS. Abril Q Hugh {. Walla-
&C. el Embajador de los EstaIos Uni
dos en- osta cal ital, no ha recjbido
hasta ahora, in~srrucciones rcspecto
d la politica americana Sobre Ia nue.
va ~situaci6n creada por cl avarcc de
las tropas francesas en- Alemaria.
sIr. Wallace. scgun Sc ia sabido aqui
hoy, eStuvo presente en- ID junta del
Consejo de Embajadores. en- Ia que
no SC tomo, segun Sc dice. hinguna
accion definitiva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
LA ASAMBLEA NACIONAL ALE,
MANA DISCUTIRA LA
SITUACION

LONDRES, Abril 9.-La Asamblea
Nacional Alemana Ia sido convocada
para el proximo lunes. a fin de que
discuta Ia situacion concernie.ie al
distrito del Ruhr, segun dice IN les
pacho recibido hoy aQui, procedente
de Berlin.
FL comandante frances ell Ia nue.
"a IONA de ocupacion he ordenado
cue todos los oficiaies alemanes uni
formadoS, deben saludar 4 los oticia-
les ~frgnceses Y a Ia bandera franccsa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
4RREGLAN SU DISPUTA
DE LIMITES ITALIA
Y YUGO-ESLAVIA

LONDRES. Abril 9.-ltalia Y Yugo
Eslavia han llegado a IN entendl-
miento acerca de Ia question del Adria
tico. a juzgar por los despachos Re-
cibidos aqui. FL ~conyenio, seguR Sc
dice. c~omprende entire sus terminus
principales, los dos siguientes:
Ell de que Fiume permanezca
italiaHo Y
Ell De cue Scutari Sc de a los
yugO-eslayos.
En- los circulos diplomaticos de eS,
IA capital, Sc rumora CUE cl Primer
Ministro LIoyd-George Is ell verdade-
TO autor de tai proyecto de transac-
ci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
tijuana HARA LA PAZ
CON O BOLSHEVIKIS

LONDRES. Abril 9.-Lituania ha
convenido en- negociar la paz con el
cobierno russo del Soviet, a condicion
de oue Sc reconozca Ia independent
cia dc Lituania. scgun dice un des-
pacho rccibido hoy en- esta capital,
Dor ell Miristro de Ia Guerra.
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La medicina y cl olor de las florc,

De vez en- cuando Sc han hecho in
~tcresantes experiments con los arc
mas de las flores Y Sc ha ~encontra-
do que nuchas cspecies de microbes
Sc Destroyer cuando perciben c~iertos
olores.
Por ejemplo, el aroma de los ella
veles destruye los microbes en- So
minutes. La canela mata algunas es-
pecies en- doce minutes. FL tomillo en-
S.: en- As la verbena silvestre destru-
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PARIS, Abril 9.-La resolution
del gabinete ingles de oponerse al
avance de las tropas francesas cn "a
zona neutral alemana del Rim, fue
presentada hoy al CoRsejo de Minis
tros por el Jefe del gabinete Senior
Millerand. La nota de referencla
fue recibida aqui hoy a primera no.
ra. V ella da a Moe la eXacta
actitud de la Gran Bretana por 10
cue respecja a la ocupacion dc frank
fort V demas ciudades.
La noticia de la reception de la
nota inglesa Y su contenido, ha eau
sado un disgusto general en- esta ca
pitaI Y ella ha dado lugar a 'mpor-
tantisimas juntas ~dipiomaticas que
habran de discutir Ia situacion en- ge
neral.
Por de pronto Sc dice que Francia
insistira en- Su derecho para continuar
la ocupacl9n de Frankfort, 81 los ALA
dos acceden a la solicitud de Alema-
MIA de que Sc la permita mantener sus
tropas en- Ell Ruhr hasta Julio proXi.
mo.
LA nota inglesa manifesto terminan
temente que nj IN solo soldado ingles
cooperara con los f~ranceseS en- la
ocupacion de las ciudades alemanas
en- Ia IONA neutral, y e. MiI:!Stro &c
Relaciones Exter!orcs de Italia, Vic
tor Scialoia. por su parte, ha decla-
2ado que Ia 2ctitud de Italia respecto
de la politica francesa hacia Alema-
MIA. estd del TODD de acuerdo con la
'expresada en- nombre de q Gran Bre-
tana en- la declaration hecha anoc.g