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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07

De eSta maneFa fus como n be-
Ia manana Sc e~sparcio por todas par
ties. bajo Ell psedonimo del calculo
global. Ia cousigna de IN credito fran
ces avaluado de carrera y arbitraria-
menta reducido. f "Deutsche Tages-
zeitun=" ME atribuy6 uno de eSos dias
cl honor de haber impedido Ell eNito
de eSta maniobra, y me llama amaole-
mente "el ~verdadero "Saboteador' de
Ginebra". La "Deutsche TageszeitunS'
exaSera. Fue IL opinion francesa ente-
"a IA que rehus6 dejarse arrastar por
las finanzas internacionaleS. En- Cine
bra no habria tolerado mejor que en-
BruseIas abandonaramos Ia parte
de nuestros derechos.
No Sc hallaba ~conuovida por las Ia
mentacicnes que los Delegates alema-
nes hicieron repercutir en- Spa, porque
sabe bien todo 10 que oculta IA pre-
tendids miseria del Reich. Y ahora nc
So ha apreSadumbrado mas por las
prudentes jeremiadaS con cue q I'm
perio ACADIA de darnos. en- Bruselas. nue.
vas audiCioneS. Sc da Cuenta perfec-
tanenta del immense esfuerzo que Ia
hecho Alemalia para llevar sus cuitaS
ante una asarnble en- Ia que tieren lu-
gar los neutrales = son admitidos sus
Antiques cGmpIices. La conferencia de
Bruselas fuS, primero. c~onvocada para
- mes de mayo. : So trat6 de impo-
nernos. antes de que Sc reuniera- u7
calculo slobaI irrisorio. La tentatica
.racas6. La Sociedad dc las Naciones
tuvn Que ~aplazar Ia conferencia Y que
prohibjrle toda Piedad On 10 relative al
tratado. Las v~ueltas ~ofensivas de Ale
mania no tienen va gran tnporranc's
practica.
Pero no por clio son menos signi-
t~icativas. Denotan. n vez mas, en-
ella. IN incorregible estado de amino
Y una resolution violenta de eScapar
a todos sus compromises.
PR 10 demas. no ha carecido de ha-
hilidad al hacerse representa- en- Bru
selas nor el senior Bergman. 70 CT "a
rias veces al senior Bergman en- Ia
Comisi6n de R~eparaciones. Es IN hom-
h-e inteliCente. de maneras correctas
= de una pldcida fisonomia. Habla CO.
rrectamente el frances : 81 inSles. Ex-
rore cor claridad : discute con cal
ma. Produce. en- 10 general. entire los
que 10 escuchan una impression bastan-
% favorable.
Is impossible que despu6s de hahcr-
% escuchado alguuos mienbros dc Ia
conferencia Sc hayan dicho: ";Pohrc
Aleman;a. como sufrel Fue invadida
duranta mas de cuatro amos por ejer-
citos u on Ia e~mbria-uez de Ia con-
c,I;st7. devaStaron Sus provincias mas
r;cas. ;~ncendiaron o pillaron sus ciu-
daGns = Il aldcaS y maltrataron a Sus
h~ahitantes. Sus minas fueron inUnda-
das. sue fabricas aniquiladas, sus bos-
cues a--asados Y sus campos desca-
rrados. Fue n gran vfctima dc Ia que
IRA. = sin embargo. Dfcs sahe hien cue
no cuiso tai guerra ;Pohre Alenania;"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07
San ANTONIO CUENTA CON UNA
FABRICA DE HiLAOOS 7 is
JIDOS' DE AlGOOON

La primera fabrica de Hilados Y TIE
.idrs lie alsod6n a San Antonio Y en-
toda Ia region Sur del Estado, Ia QUE
dado ~lrstalada Y empezara a turcio-
mar en- breve. segGn anuncio hecho por
81 Secretario de IA -ASociaci6n de Ma
nufactureros de esta ciudad.
Los propietarics de dicha planta- 1ue
Were a aumentar e. r6uero de indus
trias en- esta ciudad, on los sehores
T. 4. DuRose. ]. o. Chapman Y II. II
Rogers, los dos primeros de Wichita
Fan Y 81 Ultimo de Oklahoma City
p;chos sehoreS conqraron un tote de
terreno de $50 acres en- SoLthton. pun
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07

20 que Sc %encuentra unas cuareEta Mi
las de esta ciudad Y en- csc lugar m
pezaron a edificar Ia planta, sin gran
puhlicidad.
Ahora que esan va cast termina-
dos los diversos edificios que formaian
la tabrica. y que Sc han c~onstrufdo ba-
10 Ia direction del sener T. D. MIS-
ted. Y Ia m~aluinaria cast toda iastala-
IA. los citados propietarios han inVi-
,ado al Secretario de Ia ASociaci6r de
Manufacturers, senior G.. Nj knebel'
para que haga una vista de iEspec-
ci6n. NJ. nnebel ha quedado gran
demente impresionado de Ia nueva ma
q~uinaria Y ha felicitado a los propic-
tarios por la magnifica planta lue a
caban &c coEstrair V cGe : Il en-
breve comenzara a funciorar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07

Seamos justos. Ha habido un aleman
puesto de manifesto Ia hipocresia del
Reich. ES MaXimiliano Harden. En- Ia
"Zukunft" les ma dicho Il sus Compa-
triotaS duras = e~locuentes Ncrdades.
Desde luego. ha reconocido con una loa-
BILE franqUeZa que F'rancia no merecc
cI raprochc de imperialismo y que no
persigue ahora otro fin que 81 de ha-
cerse indemnizar de sacrificios dolo-
rosos, ~indec;bIeS''.- "Francia- dice, So
porto durante cuatro amos de guerra
IA miseria que Ell tratado de paz, aun
suponiendo que no sufra Gambia algu-
no. reparte sobre noSotros en- Tarias
decenas de amos. ! agrega: Fran
ia ticne que temer Ia bora en- que
oiri que el pueblo vecino, superior en-
homtres Y en- fuerzaS. entire a SUI terri
torio con el estrepito del t~rueno."
MaxirniIiano Harden mace notar en- Sc
-uida Que Alemania no Ia hecho NADIA
q traruuilizarnos. Y coOcluye: Ia
victoria franceSa sucedi6 4 Ia victoria
aIemana. FL acercamiento ha ouedado
en- n ~catesorta de los deseos l~ejanos.
IN TGOreTp Ct 1917, = SGAlNA
DECLARE que Ia concordia franco-alema
m cobernaba al mundo. Y ESQ 80
verdad todavia hoy. Debenos hacer
cuantos nos sea possible On favor de 7
preparaci6n silenciosa de los corazo-
mes"
P-epara- los corazones. acaso sea
If IN POGO Dc prisa en- esa labor.
Los nuestros han sido demasiado
lace-ados. rs necesario no pedirnos tan
70. ComencemoS Dor preparar los ami
mos. Pero 81 hay. mas ana del Rhin,
homhres one. como Harden. j~uzsuen
possible ' deseable una ohra de r~econci-
liaci6p humana ;Que Sc ~leranten = ha-
hler, De clos deperde arrastrar = sus
corciudadanoS. ante TODD. 4 cUmpli-
los compromises contrafdoS. Como po-
drfa Francia Greer en IA huena 70 de
Aleuania 81 Alema1ia -os manifesto
va Que coaSide-a 81 tratado Dc Versa
lies como IN redazo Dc papel sin va
lO-" Y CHrno podria Francia fleva-
, su menre II idea de IN a~cercamiento
a AIemania. sahie1do que .A'emaala o.
h-a Dc rala fao
RAYMOND Poincars.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07

IenSo coAoclmleato as cue aEEuDoS lnck-
BcGos Que ~ sIGu.e-a han cs.Ado en- n
.uczd &c Los Angeles. California. SnC&n re-
.orrleuGO al-uGOs EStaGcS &c "a Union Ane-
lcSn2- roo&nGo y eng&u4nGo deScSradscsn-
4 ~ puoilcV. GAaGo!e. a c&cloio de 81 d.
here. unas cu2nLas pLlOr4s que ds nsGs
Is sizVen. y para cUyo I'm, CONAN inde-
tIanE2 CUE 20 be s4oIdo Lasplrs= a. puohcS
M MI LrAEaIo se-lO J 6onrzcG-
Como eSts scto, 2P3rte &c conSGtai- PoE
u solo un~ grave iotE.cclon = Las Ley-1
ie este PAS, pod-I2 GcSpEesaSISEne Gnts loa
BIOS &c Is pcESOuAs cue pUdIeran Greer
lus zQUcIUS IucIvICGoS son rc21uente e. Prof..
q. - Marines. ne 4E-sSuro = paohc-r eS-
y advertsnclS DR-4 eylC&r cue 81 enE4ao su-
10 y prccaE. sIES sde@nte-
PoE ocS p2rte. como estos CHARLATA.
Mes Z LMPOSTORES TOMAS Nj NOM
BRE PARA ROBAR AL PU&LlCO. u tengs
pruehas svlGrn;9 en- M poGe- para proeec-'
exAlmente sa conGs &c Stos NHGSiGuos SIN
oncierc:S-
No debe olvid2r 81 pGblico cue padece en-
,ernedaSeS. oCe mis- netOGcs &C curSr ,cn
absolutAnsnts sin meciein&S. AGeu2s. 81
aue no De psnSaco sEn. DARE FOR Ia
PRENSA Ell AYlSo CORRESPONDENTS
is psrsonas cue. dssPues de habsr utiEzaGs
nj, lc-vicics. han GIdo 5eneiiciAGRS J cura-
las TsaSo en- All Pode- ceatenA-es de es-
% tertimouioS-lcs crR!es nost-&=e a guie1
cs soEcits. sin ninErns obligation ds 81
ssrta
PROF. Z. c. MARTINEZ
Fcc<-csc SaEs6cT.
A TopOS MIS- PACESTES.
Yea listed en- n edcica ss1Ans-iR &c
zee-4-s American Bank Building.
LOS ANGELES, CAL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07
Ell GC5lERNO AMERICANA Sc HA
ARSTENIDO DE PROTESTAS

Teie0rcm1 Especial para IA PRENSAD
NUEVA YORK, Nov:embre 6.-Dt-
&c I'm telegrama de Washington que
Ell gobierno americana Sc ha abstent-
do de enviar una protesta contra Ell
manejo de las minas por Ell gobierno,
~atendiendo a que ell Presidente de Ia
Huerta declare en- 81 proclama que no
Sc pensaba en- llevar a cabo confisca-
ci5nsalguna y que todas las utilidades
que Sc obtuvieran de Ia exploitation
de las minas erEan entregados a las
companies pro~pietsrias de elias
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07
WHIT

aLGUNoS NDTvpUos KORAN DEScA.
RADAIEETE AL rUBLICO. HACfES.
DOSE PASAR POR Ell PROFESSOR u
c. MARTINEZ De LOS ASGE-
LES. CALIFORNIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07

Raymond Poincars.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07
NACIMlEHTOS

Ina nina del senior Jose Dominguez
V esposa, en- PA Centre ST. que haci'
81 dfa 4 de Noviembre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07
PULLMAN AUTO LIVERY

IT anico sitio r,exIcano De AUTOMOBILES
= Ia ciudad. Wales desde Soc, CarroS a
,-op6sfto , q preciss razonahles para BHu-
Jos, natrimonios y fune-ales. CharftruH
,e Union. So 90 por bora.
los Galan st
Telefonos Crockett, 9as , foA.
LEON A. MARTINEZ. Prop.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07

Para Iibros en- espahof, dirfiase Us.
ted a Ia Casa Editorial lezano. Tia
ri. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tsks
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07
SANTORAL

Domineo I de OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Herculano, ObispoN MARTYR y Ernesto'
Abad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07
REGISTRO CIVIL
RlMONlOS

Giiberto Diaz y Elena Sepulveda.
Noises Salinas V Juana Cortes.
Miguel Gutierrez Y Carmen Cutie
Alberto H. Dillastrig y Carolina de
az,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY

unico ~servicio de carros Sedan en-
Ia ciudad. Chauffers u hablan es-
panol. Quota. $3.50 ipor bora.
T~eIefonos CT. zl2 > Or. So.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07

De<puGs ell r@o del page inical, sra diIdiio ell pequenos abonos seman
Los abonos regulars semanaros o mensuaes para ompetar ell vaor lei pa-
TO, 10 sran efectvoss mo haSa despues De Ia NaWoao o haIa oespues Ce que se
ha2 entegado.
Este plan vita las difcunades de Ultima bora a todos aquelos que obrn hoy
mEmo
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
ssoUe41 MEMORIES OF HON:
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EXPLAINS Ac1on Of no00xe
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eyes wien ~ SHAKES -nnl--ExeAarse q.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
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The Keota news., 1920-05-21
0ssearsssSsas Oman.


A spreAi DIV b>4nG male % behalf
u . osSnr eUssc1y eAaSeh fH q nev
orEaa has b>aa reenSn~e.s3 b1 q exn-
e!Aenes-stA I'D organ happened 10
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spso6ent n what happen<d in TIE sus.
ssx Village Of Jsvingtoo. 4 nsw oexas
wa bouGAt ~ tha kjoA which eosjd
- played By turning . handIe. Ths
church was crowded TO hear it, opeo.
ing recital. An went we'll tin Tie end
Of the hsst palm: the singing then
esssed- but the orEAn went % piayiax.
II seemed that Tie man II eAafxs had
failed To discover bow 70 put On TIE
brake. From the palm tune tie ofg1n
vent on TO give 2 lively secuiaI catch
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
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The Keota news., 1920-05-21
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The Keota news., 1920-05-21

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The Keota news., 1920-05-21
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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-11-01
TEMPORARY WRIT
IN WILLIAMS CASE
Judge Reed Grants Iowa
Falls Electric Company's
Request.

A temporary writ of injunction, re
straining the town council of Williams
from enforcing the ordinance rates fol
electricity, has been granted in feder
ial district court at the request of the
Iowa Falls Electric company. The
temporary injunction will be in force
until decision in the case is handed
down by the supreme court where the
hearing is now pending.
The electric company which fur
nishes electricity to Williams has been
asking an increase in the ordinance
rates In district court the company
lost its suit for the increase, but i'm
mediately appealed to the state SUI
preme court and also asking for the
temporary writ of injunction in fed
eral district court. Under this in
junction, issued by Federal Judge II.
Il. Reed, the consumers at Williams
will pay the increase asked, but it will
be held in trust until decision has
been handed down by the supreme
court.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-11-01
ELECTION EXTRA
TO TELL RESULTS
Freeman-JOurnal Will Pub
lish an Election Extra
Early Wednesday
Morning.
WIRE OPEN TO 4 A. M.
A Direct Associated Press
Wire Will Bring in Re-
turns.
WIRE OPEN TO 4 A. M.

The Freeman-Journal is making I'M
usual and complete arrangements for
full election returns tomorrow night.
And in order to give the people of
Webster City and Hamilton county
first authentic informa ton, this paper
will publish an extra edition about 5
O'Clock Wednesday morning for regu-
lar city and mail distribution. 1t will
be as complete as possible to make it
and will carry the full night report
of The Associated Press.
| AS formerly stated, the Freeman
Journal office is not large enough to
accommodate election crowds, and, in
any event, the force here will be busy
getting out the extra edition. In order
however, to accommodate the general
public during the night, all returns
secured by the Freeman-Journal will
be delivered Immediately to the Cham
Der Of Commerce, which will keep
open house" to the public. All Web
'ster City and the surrounding country
are invited to be present at the Cham
Der of Commerce, especially the wo-
men and farmers who may be inter-
ested.
Bulletins will be read and posted as
fast as they come in and the Chamber
rooms will be kept open as long as the
public cares to stay-all night if need
be. A special program of entertain
ment has been arranged there. The
Freeman-Journal's wire will be open
until 4 o'clock in the morning. The
Freeman-Journal wishes it could ac-
commodate the general public in its
own office, but as this is not possible,
the public generally is asked to con
gregate at the Chamber Of Commerce,
where returns will be available just as
quickly as at this office.
The Elks are also getting returns,
having wire and operator of their
own. The lodge club house, however,
will be open only to members.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-11-01

I Although great overflow meeting
lad been planned for last night, the
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-11-01
BIG FUNERAL
FOR SOLDIER
Services Held at Christian
Church for Floyd Will
liams, Overseas
Soldier.
HE DIED IN FRANCE
HE DIED IN FRANCE
Flag Sent by Government
Given to American
Legion.

The last services for Floyd Williams
the eX-soldier whose remains were re
ceived here from France late las
week. were held yesterday afternoon AT
the Christian church. Rev. c. V
Pence. of Jefferson. former pastor OF
this congregation. delivered the funeral
address, and spoke elOquently of the
spirit of service which animated the
hosts Of young men who responded to
the cOuntry's call in the recent emer-
gency, and the fine heroism of the
fathers and mothers, and other loyal
citizens, who, through their faithfulness
and cheerful cooperation, deserve credit
with the self sacrificing service men
for the successful outcome in the strug-
gle for idealism and right. Rev. Pence
brought out the idea that this strug-
gle, though now different in form and
challenge. still calls for the dedication
Of our highest and best manhood and
wOma nhOOd.
Many Attend.
Rev. Manson f. Miller, pastor of the
church, opened the service and offered
prayer, and mixed quartet sang sew
eral appropriate songs. The large gath
ering of friends at the church testified
TO the sympathetic feeling shared by
the community for Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
the parents of the young
man, and was silent witness to the
splendid. unity of purpose and self in
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-11-01
TAB RNACLE
!. MEETINGS END
"A Summary of the Work is
/. Given.-Were Approx
q mately 21O CONVEX
1A SiOns.
MONEY RAISED $4,000
4 y. 4 --
"A Big Day Sunday, Despite
the Rainy Weather all
= I Day.
MONEY, RAISED $4,000
Summary.

Duration of meetings-Sept. 10Th to
Oct. 31st.
Number of days on which services
were held. 81.
Number tabernacle services. SO.
Number of conversions (unofficiaD
21O.
Total offerings and cash. (approxi-
mately), $4,000.
Aside from these totals there have
been more than twenty prayer meet
ings week, three to five business and
factory meetings each week, aside from
other meetings held in schools and pri-
vate homes.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-11-01

,vcstment which binds the community
into solid and effective whole whel
danger threatens the ma ton.
The pail bearers, in uniform and ar
ranged for by the American Legion
from friends Of Floyd's among the ex
service men. were Matt House, Wallace
Long, GuilfOrd West, Robert Burns
William Corisis and Floyd Pierce. A
group of eX-soldiers met at the legion
hall and marched to the church, under
the command of Major f. J. Lund. AT
the request of the family the firing
squad was dispensed with, but Chaplain
Harry f. Shook of the local post Of
fered prayer at the grave and Bugler
Merlyn Best sounded taps, concluding
the simple ceremony.
Flag to Legion.
The beautiful flag which was draped
over the casket and was furnished by
the government. was presented to the
American Legion by the family, and
will be treasured by the post. The
whole occasion brings home again to
this community the truth that our ma
tional life possesses elements more
worthy of preservation than life itself,
and serves to renew our common de-
votiOn to the ideals Of justice and ma
tional security so much cherished in
the costly years so recently passed into
history.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-11-01
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the Hamilton county post o
the American Legion for the honor!
and assistance rendered, and to thu
many friends for their beautiful eX
pressions of sympathy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Williams
and family.