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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-25

WANTED AT ONCE Timekeeper and typist. Timekeeper for shop work. Mail clerk. Mechanical draftsman. who can do layout work. Stenograp pher. Bill clerk. General utility man.
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 2218 Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-25

HELP WANTED-rESIALE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
HOG WALLOW NEW

z Il Adanla lnauuHlllIIliuI
Zero Peck and Alexander Moseley
yesterday engaged in a little pastlme
OF seeing which could look at the sun
the longest without sneezing- There
was some kind Of a disagreement and
the assistant constable had 70 be
called In 70 settle it.
It IS generally hoped that sile sims,
a bachelor, who 20 often boasts OF
having escaped. viii finally be landed
by some grass widow with a large
bunch Of children
When the Hogville postmaster goes
as much as a month without getting
some kind OF a lacking up" from the
department he begins TO act like he
thinks himself the whole United
states government
Since they voted the stock law IN
the Petunia Ridge precinct Slle sims
has been engaged in camouflaging his
yellow mule so the assistant cousta-
Bile viii not see him when he is out
side grazing.
Yam Barlow Is now practicing
slack wire walking. He has the wire
so near the ground that his perform
ances are not attracting much atten-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

foolish 10 keep up a couse Of sprouts
that viii send you 10 yure last. 81
lent rest. sed Ma Think Of Il. sed
Ma. ny noabel husband with his barry
tone voice silent for-ever-moari
That sounds terribul sed Pa. But
how am I going to git waist line
like a Hornet II 1 doau't do that2
You wud look fine with such a
waist line 70 match the size OF yure
shoes. sed Ma You wud have too
big feet for a slim gent, sea ia
never knowed my feet was out
OF promoshun with the rest Of my
body sed Pa.
Thay are two good feet for one OF
yure waite. sed Ma. & vile you stay
big nobody viii motifs thare size. but
don't reduce yure body unless you can
find sum way to reduce yure feet,
sed Ma
VA GIOries in Plumpness.
You can pu pu all you want 20. sed
Ma, but II you keep on with that
vilent eXersize you win be sorry for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Mathematical MarUeI Adds
And Tails At Same Time

Columbus. o.. Jan "A man Who
can both add big sums and talk Al the
same time Is on the payroll OF the
Ohio state government
This man Is ". E Baker, deputy
state auditor.
Part OF 1lr. Bakers daily routins 8
10 make trial balances relative 70
appropriations and disbursements con-
corning the various state commits
sions. bureaus and departments.
When asked 70 explain how Il was
that be could add columns Of five
number figures and talk az the same
time. he said -One doesn't have 70
be a freak, a genius, or any OF those
things All be has 70 use is his bTains
and keep Al it,
Mr. Baker adds numbers IN groups
OF twoss three or f0urs at a tine. up,
down. across or sideways. He senses"
his totals He can tell by instinct, he
says, whether his calculations are
correct II his Intuition tells him his
totals are wrong he goes over the
figures again.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

Dan Esq interior dara o furniture Tor n in atoms hr aeuuIh
ut Item one fine hnadad fr nell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

To the Editor:
IT seems kind Of ridiculous for a man
10 try and write and tell you
about a prize fight that took place 2
or wks. ago or whenever It was but
Bernard G. Shaw done It q vile ago
so why not his biggest American rival
from = physical stand point. Well
anyway, some Of the \. \. newspaper
men asst me would I 90 over to New
ark with them and witness the 20
between Fred Fulton and Frank No
ran 20 see witch OF the . Jack Demp-
sey would refuse to accept their chal-
lenge and as they was kind Of
tacit understanding that Il wouldn't
cost me nothing I said all right and
sure enough somebody bought my din
ner and paid my fare over and give
me q free gratis ticket 70 the fight
and won't mention nothing about
me paying my own war tax W1fcn
amounted 10 90 cts
The 1st thing thar struck the eye
bah on entering the slaughter house
vas a recruiting station where a
man could enlist in the q s. army but
they was so many boxers standing
in line that we boys couldn't get even
close. So we looked around the rest
Smoking that kind Of discouraged me
till I entered the arena and bumped
into the fumes Of 5000 Camels-
Poses rs Dempsey.
Just as We was givelug our tick
cts 20 a usher the band leader seen
me and thought 1 was Jack Dempsey
on acct OF being tai AID dark and
struck up the Star Spangld Banner
and took my nat OF ana posed IN
the all together TIL the last discord
died away.
Wen they give US chairs 10 sit in
lust like you hire for a funeral or
any other set down party that's held
in the home and we set down and OF !
tn birds in our party ast ne 10 have
look at what the papers always
calls the fashionably drest society
WOmens in the audience There was ?
Of them close enough 70 look at
through the fog and outside Of their 7
ears. witch was concealed either 1 Z
of them might OF been sisters of that 4
well known club man and cottillon Z
leader Battling Nelson
String Of Pr0teEeE.
Pretty soon silver tongue Joe /
Humphreys clumb into the ring and 4
begin 70 make announcements. Since 4
the last time ] heard him be had I
learnt the word protege and before +
the evening was over him and the .
word had fought a dozen times with +
h0norE about evens
The 1sL proteges on the card was .
Jimmy Burns from Bridgeport and T
Young Larry from y Y and maturity 1
NY sympathys was with Jimmy on /
acct Of him being a protege from my 4
county seat, but about a minute be-
fore the end OF the 6 and last I'd. the I
sympathys Of the referee was with 4
Larry whose county seat had been
on the floor for seconds so the ref .
said the fight couldn't 90 no further
witch Larry could OF told hi=- II he
could Of talked.
The Next Holy Cost.
The next holy cost was btWeen
Billy Af1eck a protege OF King Geo.
who had came from London 70 meet
Freddie Reese a protege Of who ever
is mayor OF Brooklyn. The last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

git discharged Jest as soon as prices
at home git right again. Tn Heinies
over here treat US jest like we fought
for them. an III begin Z think Their
right II somethin' haint done over
home Z show EN- where Their wrong.
Us boys know Their game. but it's
purity hard Z muff Their generosity
after all we've been up agin'. I've got
a lunch date as ] write with a swell
big round German countess o. one o.
tn first families an ! expect she'll
pin a cross on me. Another funny
thing { me Is why a couple O. million
reg lar guys that fought over here an
are now at home regulatin' Their vari-
Gus communities don't demand Z know
what they wuz fightin' fer when
they wuZ over here an git some ac-
ton on il. Your son, Stewart
Copyright National Newspaper
Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
LittLeBObbie spa

THARE is one thing sure. sed Pa
1 yesterday. I an through with this
Citing fat
I have herd you say that beefoar.
sed Ma.
This time I am going through with
it. sed Pa, ne for fizzikal cutter.
will show you & litteI Bobbie how
am going 70 have a waist line like a
Hornet. Pa sed.
Then Pa got down on the floor &
stuck his feet under the sofy & sat
up & layed down & sat Up aggenn
about five 90 times.
Tomorrow. sed Pa, I will repeet
this simpel exercise, only 7 viii do
It ten times the next day Is times &
so On.
& so on WHARF? sed Ma. To the
cemmetary? Such viient eNersize Is
not good for one OF yure advancing
years. sed Ma
One wud think 7 was a old grandpa.
sed Pa That maiks NE indiggy-nent.
sed Pa
Says Hes Foolish.
I can't help II IL it does maik
you indiggy-nent ssd Ma, you are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

play while Their workin'. TIL coal
miners won tn war too an are de-
maudin' a new standard o. Twin be-
nttiu' tn great service they've rem
derod Their country. 1 reckon IN riv-
eters an prune seed savers II or
ganize an demand a square deal. I'm
thinkin' tn fellers that speeded up
production at home an managed tn
war loans kidded ever buddy int
thinkin' they wuz Wiunin' tn war.
reckon ever buddy that eat corn meal
an saved tin foil an fat are claimin'
tn credit fer savin' humanity. I'm
goin' Z feel awful funny when ] git
home. n 7 ever do, with fifteen or
eighteen dollars after bein' over here
three years an find ever buddy ridin
in a automobile. pawn eighteen dol
lars a quart fer liquor an wearin'
fifteen dollar shirts an smokin' only
ten fer twenty cents. It's a funny
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

thing L me that some O. tn soldiers
that have got home over Their don't
organize an put crimp in tn prof
iteers that are claimin' Z have won
III war in Washin'ton, down on tn
farm an in tn factories an bOostin'
Liberty bonds at fancy salaries while
we wuz goin' over tn top. Things IS
purity high over here. but I got stung
worse at ever stop gettin' out o. tn
United States than I've been stung
over here even in some o. tn leadin
Paris hotels, believe me know
buddy at home had Z go & work
an deny 'emselves lots o. things Z
keep US boys at tn front. but they
didn't have L git rich at it. II lo6ks
L NE that they've decided Z run tn
war couple O. years longer even Il
It is all over Jest so they kin clean
up more money. I'm goin' Z try L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

AANNE ANE = HGINAAAs
named was handicapped on acct OF his
long trip or else he likes the smell or
a strate left and any way he kept
protudeing his nOstrils into It tin
he got surfeited and at the end Of
I'd he was wondering why Eng
land ever needed any help in the
late war with Belgium Not that give
q hang but dureinE the lack OF prog
ress Of this bout they was several
times when the fair minded American
audience hist Billy for doing legal
but unpleasant things to Freddie and
I couldn't help from thinking what
a fuss people makes over witch Is
the most fair minded sportsmen the
Americans or the English AID person
" IL looks 10 me like its perfectly
natural 10 be o. K when yoL win and
O. K 10 be perfectly natural when you
loose whatever any OF that means.
At lease the Gen opinion at the end
OF the bout was that Affleek had win
by big majority on both pts. and
Kisses
Between that bout and the final.
silver tongue Joe introduced Joining
Dundee the great JtalianO Americana
with the ScOtchianO name that Is sor-
Wy he can't meet Benny Leonard at
New Haven this month. Personly II
was Johnny ] would be Gckled TO
death, but he done his best towards
looking the opposite and got q big
hand from the fashionably drest So
ciety womens at the ring side.
The Real Bout.
Well without no further ado the
cigarette smoke parted 10 let Fred
and Frank up 70 the ring from their
dressing rooms and got ny first look
at Fred The first thing I thought 20
myself was how much he looks ike me
on acct Of hing tall and skinny and
you could write Parsifal between
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

DRIvATE STEW N-UGEST. A. Z. 2.
/ who Is now located at Ehrenbreit-
stein or the Rhine. has written a
letter Z his mother her. vigorously
protestin sgin tn various classes an
elements in tn United States that are
claimin' III credit fer Winnin' III war.
Private Nrgents letter appears In
this weeks Sliphorn an runs as fol-
lows. Dear Nav. ! suppose you're
still livin' an workil although ]
have no Information as q that Prom
several American newspapers that
have found Their way over here read
where Verhuddv won IN war but
tn soldiers TIL farmers take tn
credit an are organizin' an demand
in representation IN tn councils o.
tn nation I see where they demand
a ten-hour day an q brass band {
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

tion. However. Il IL expected he VII
have good crowds as soon as he gets
the wire up high enough 20 XII him
self should be fall off.
The Petunia Ridge and Bear Ford
moonshiue stills are now running fun
blast, as they are daily expecting or
ders TO shut down and they want TO
get a good supply Of liquor made up
and get Il buried In different parts
OF the hills for future use IN case the
government sees fit TO stop than from
making It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31


THE OLD MISER attributes his sue
cess as a financier TO being able
10 find men with some money
they were willing 10 let go Of
Yam Barlow claims Zero Peck has
always worn whiskers so he would
not have 10 be bothered with wash
ing his face much.
Sile Sims says he would rather have
asgood 16-hand mule than any auto
mobile he ever saw.
Bub Smothers has for a long time
had the enviable reputation Of being
able 20 drink water with a chew OF
natural leaf-tobacco in his mouth He
is now in danger Of having this pride
shattered by Cape Allsop. who viii on
next Friday attempt to eat a full meal
with a chew Of the same kind OF to-
bacco in his mouth. Quite a crowd
is expected 70 gather at the restaurant
TO see him do IL.
Alexander Moseley. who has some
kind OF law suit over at Pumpkin
vile. says the other side has a lawyer
who looks as though he does not have
much sense. yet he has already caused
him a good deal Of trouble.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

It ! am plump. sed Ma. but IL does
not Worry me. sed Ma 1 glory in IL
Ha Ha, sed Pa Do you mean 70 tell
ne that you amt tOucny about the
big weight witch you weiEh2 Do you
eXpeck me TO believe that2 sed Pa
" oman, woman, be not false. sed Pa
la LATED a littel. but not vary
hard. ! haddent given much thot 70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

the fack that I was getting fat ssd
rylng, Ma sed- / suppoas you haVe
saw sum slim woman you admired,
sed Ma A vampire. prubiy.
dOant know what Ma menE I
guess she wanted 70 say sumthinE
meeu about that lady & was think
10 call anybody
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21
], r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

prohbvas de una ley ncpal-Navaes Ribas Fpnas
stados Undos II Fipnas 1S6La ignorancla
de dposcione prohbyas de la ley del opQ
para possession Illegal de opoEsaos Unido vs. que
Quehco 12 Filipinas 465
ESpad representa- el actor una entidad
ffdic cumpr albacea la vountad del tetador
sado de las facades esmar onsidear
bastahte aqe la nfraec6n del art Casa
% No 30 "a de 6 Sept 19OSCoecc6n Ie-
gisativa 25 Reysa 107 17Dato jursp civil Y p a
Il. o. Mayo s, 1894
Refejehcia$ 1861 Sanchez Roman 63
Falcon 43I B6ned 6s5 Acubilla s6sI Martinez Ruiz 5
r. o. Mayo 1S94-2RC 1s-Ese artlcuo es similar al del
Cddigo Civil Espano, Cubano,y Filipino.
Art IFS 2O 1882 1888 1865 1892 171S 1796a 1902 Co
rdigo Civil r. r.. y Ley Mario 191 81 24s de p. r.
ART 3-RETRoA RoACTIvIDAD2LGs Ieyes enddn efecto re
odero disp,tseSe rpredente 10 coadrioCintrOn
Banco Territorial Is r. hng6a podrd e eec
to retodcipo Iey perjaddr decho ddqid6 al
pdro egd6n Arroyo 16 Dec F. r.
principle del principle americana precept
que nngdn podta eyes perudquen las
Sec 10 apartado Constitution
EI artclo presen defencia
del Espa6o que arculo espao el parTafo acona
pecepe podra efeco retroactive de una
derechos adqudos al amparo de una legislation
artfcuo paho la palabra erpfesdente
que C6digo nueso C6digo dice las
e efecto retroactive terminus absoutos
coan6 Esp 1861 endran eecto
por Sent Esp p 1885, al
deeif circunsaneias
otlos p6r sobrnos orllay unones 95y
IA vs. Arzuaga r. cuando e legislator
enrsnte de simple inte pareulass puede fOr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21
TOdO Ell Mundo Debe
TOmar Aqua Caliente
En- La Mafiana
La convenience de librar al es-
tonnage, al higado y a los in
testinos de todas las subs
tapcias venenOsas, antes
del desayuno.

Para que I'd. pueda sentirse COM
/! !pletamente bien todos los dfas; para
i que experiments la grata sensation
ique proporciona ell tener limpios los
i6rganos internos; para que Sc yea
Ilibre de las impurezas que lie ponen
la lengua saburrosa, le7dan NAL alien
Ito y le pfoducen una desagradable
Ipesantez en- la cabeza; para que no su-
fra de estrenimiento, nj de ataques
biliosos, nj de jaquecas, nj de resfrios,
nj de reunatismo, nj de gases, nj de
acidez intestinal, I'd. debe banarse to-
dos los dfas por dentro, 10 nismo que
sc ibana por fuera. La limpieza IN
terna. es mucho mas importante que
la externa, porque los poros de la
piel no absorben nj levan impurezas
a la sangre, en- tanto que los poros
de los intestinos ST 10 hacen.
Para expulsar completamente los
venenos y toxinas que Sc acumulan en-
el est6mago, el hfgado, los rinones y
los intestinos, tome I'd. todas las ma
nanas. antes del desayuno, un vase
de aqua caliente conJuna cucharadita
de Fosfato Limestone. Esto lirnpia,
purifca, y refresca todo su aparato
digestive, antes de que entren en- el
-nuevos alimentos.
Compre I'd. en- cualquier farmacia
un cuarto de libra de Fosfato Lines
tone. .Esta es una substantial que
cuesta nuy POGO y que casi no tiene
sabor alguno. Tome todas las mana
mas aqua caliente fosfatada, no solo
para librar su sistema de esos ve-.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21

procure obtener prOpiedades. petrolffe-
ras en- todas las parties del mundo
para que sus barcos tengan siempre
cerca dep6sitos lie combustible.
Ante estos hechos Y las posibilida-
des que elloS contienen, Sc debe de-
scar que Inglaterra y los Est;Nlos
Unidos Sc entiendan para sustituir Ia
riyalidad que traerfa, mas o menos
tarde, la guerra-por la cooperation,
basada en- I'M deslinde de campos; Ia
crlal serfa- un bien para estos dos
grandes y poderosos pueblos parientes,
y, asf mismo para otros. Que hl-
glaterra renuncia poseer nj con-
trolar petr6leo Ell America que
los Estados Unidos hagan otro tanto
ell las dennis parties del mundo, don,
de mo- necesitan "controlarlo" nj
poseerlo aunque otra cosa opine el
almirante Benson-para que "sus
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21
larcos esten provlsto de combust

X
barcos esten provisto de combusti-,
bles'.
Inglaterra, ST, hecesita ESQ; porque
tiene grandes territories, en- Africa,
en- Asia, y no puede defender con
exito su territorio europeo 81 no do
nina el mar Por desgracia, Ssera pro-
bable que nj en- Londres nj en- Was
hingtOn Sc rquiera un> arreglo; pues
por 10 general, los conquistadores Y
las naciones ambiciosas no Sc. conten-
tan con una papte fazonable, Sino que
10 codicians todo Ec
! Hay que prever que, cuando uno de
estos dos competidoress-el americana
y ell iBgles que van "a disputarse ell
| imperio del petr6leo, descubra que su
rival va ganando demasiada yentaja,
| Sc caiga sobre el para atajarlo en-
su Marcia victoriosa Y la guerra que
sobrevenga no Sc limitara a Inglate-
rra y los Estados Unidos, sine que
entfarfan en- ella otras naciones eu-
ropeas y americans, y, por 10 me
nos, una ,asiatica ell Jap6n, Serd
una vasta Y encarnizada contienda,
en- la que unos tpueblos hispano-ame-
ricanos seguiran esta rep1blica y
otros Sc lie pondrdn enfrente; por
este tendra para nosotros mucha mas
importancia que la terminada hace po-
| co. ~ -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21

! Ell Selador Harding candidate re-
publicano la Rresidencia, dijo, en-
un discurso pronunciaslo el dfa 8 en-
] Oklahoma CITY. que habias cue yolyer
/ d las apracts cal.daJlcs Dc ia vida,
l-despuds de6stes idealislnos que ha
tenido el Gebieriio americana y que,
psobal,leplenteA -ha agregaso 81 oasl-
dor no han sido toinades Ell serio
por les otros Goaernos. Sc .refsrfa
Sal ashnto Gel petr6ieos q cual,
mieiitras los Estatlos Iinidos NADIA ha-
c1an, aquellos gobiernos obteiIfan pm.
ia sas Imcionales concesiones pri-
tilegios en- varios paises
En- 1917 expuso el candidate repu.
blicanoeeIos Estados UAidos produ-
clan dos tereios del petr6leo del mum
DO o sea 325 lnillones de Darriles, Y
el rcsSs del mundo no mas que Ill
millones. Pero hemos liegado a un
punto en- que Ell consume tiende a SUI
perar a In production Y es opinion de
los ge6logQs Y de los peritos Ell La in
'lustria petrolera que necesitaremos
grandes v crecientes importaciones de
aceite. ;D6nde obtenerlas? NADIA te-
nemos que objetar a las naciones,
que, con rectitud amparan. sus in
tereses Y aumentan su Influenza CO.
mercia1, pero yo sostengo que debe-
mos cstar alertq y dar ell apoyo al go
bierno como al aquellos que. ante to-
do pieifsan en- America.
Tambi6n ha dicho Mr.. Harding
Hemos visto los petr6leos de Me-
sopotamia. de Persia. de- las Indias
Olientales. de Colombia, caer entire las
manos, o ,haje la Influenza de los inte.
reses britanices. Nuestros capiPlistas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21
CORRESPONDENCE DE NEV YORK
Guerra Anglo Americana
Por Antonio .Escobar

v nuestros ingenieros estan en- peligro
de que Sc les eierren las oportlInida-
des de eollseguir justa participation
Ell los desarrollos futuros.
Asf Sc ha expresado el Seiiador
Harding no es el primer americana
de inportancia que ha hablado Ell es-
te sentido. La situaci6n no es alar-
niante hoy pero acaso pueda serlo
con el tempo. Tl presente pertenece
los Estados Unidos, los cuaIes, 81
Inglaterra Y Francia les impidiesen
extraer petr6leo en- Mesopotamia, Per-
sin Y Otros pafses, con prohibir aquf
la exportaci6n de ese artfculo de
sus deriyados, incluso la gasolina,
pondrfan aquellas dos naciones Ell
grave aprieto, segdn algunos peritos.
La marina britannica de guerra, por
ejemplo, Sc yerfa casi paralizada ST
los productores. americanos, le corts-
sen Ia provision de aceites lubrificado-
res para sus Inaquinas.
La situaci6n no es alarmante hoy
.por hoy, para los Estados Unidos,
porque entire esta Rep1blica y Mexico
producer aproximadamente ell 80 por
ciento de la provision mundial de pc
tr0leo. Como ses ha visto, ell Senador
Harding dice que los Estados Unidos
dieron unos 335 millenes de barriles
el alio II; han dado el a1o ,pasado
unos 378 millones y Sc calcula que,
Ell 1920, Aegardn 400 millones.
Ahora esta naci6n tiene todo 10 ne
cesario para su consume, y, ademas,
para exportar pero con eI tempo SUI
cedera que su production descemdera
mucho: entonces. 81 los Estados
Unidos no ''contrelan" yacimientos
petrolfferos Ell otros pafses, depende-
| rii1, en- la paz y en- la guerra, de la
| siran Bretaila, la potencta que estd
desplegando mayor activida1 para
"controlar' ese artfculo. Sc ha publ.
cado que el Gobierno britanico habfa
eomprado los dos tercios de las ac.
cionesf della compailfa que posee el pc
tr6led de Persia, v que ell capitalismc
britanico esta ahora gestionapdo pa
"a apoderarse de los vastos yacimien
tos de aceite que hay en- la Ukrania
al Norte del Mar Caspio. Sc sabe qut
len la America del Sur hay muchos in
| genieros ingleses explorando Ell bus
| ca del valOsO aceite. Y no es un Sc
cretO que 81 Inglaterra Sc ha encarga
do del mandate sobre la Mesopota
mia no es menos porque ALI hay mu
cho petr0leo que por razones estra
t6gicas. FL gobierno americana ha pc
dido que a sus nacionalcs Sc les reco
nozca iguales derechos que los sub
dftos britanicos en- aquel pals. Y ell al
miran.e Benson, iefe del Servicio d
la Marina mercante de los Estado
t>Tnidos ha declarado que 81 esta II
Sc lie asegura, por cien amos, la pre-
1 vision de aceite, no Podra subsistir
ha aeonsejado que esta repGblic
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