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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
SMITH ROAD
Deferred letter.


Grant Thorndyke and wife spent
Sunday with their sister, Mrs. S. H
SNYDER.
Miss Grace Schlott was a guest at
the home of Earl Averill, in Medina
the past week.
Mrs. Frank Goldwood entertained
her sister and daughter and her sis
ter-in-law, Of Cuyahoga Falls, last
Thursday.
Pete Nye is gaining under the treat
ment of DR.. Bolic, of Wadsworth.
Clare Huntley and wife spent Sun
day at Park Hammond's.
The Young Service Station was
broken into last Friday night and six
new tires were stolen. No clew to
the thieves was found.
H. Baysinger's family entertained
the following guests Sunday: Charlie
Fulmer and wife. s. J. Wagar and
family and Kenneth Dustin and FAM
lily.
Mrs. F.. A. Grill has been spending
several days with her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Nichols, in Akron.
A. E. Smith was the guest or his
daughter, in Akron, Sunday.
Mrs Clefer Grill and her daughter
End Miss Grace Schlott, were Sunday
visitors in Wadsworth.
Arthur Johns and family, Clarence
Johns and wife and Jerry Chrfsmen
ond wife were Sunday visitors at M
A. Johns home.
Mrs. w. H. Wagar is quite i'll.
Woman Nve and lady friend. Of
Canton snent several days the past
week with his father Pete Nye.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
OBITUARY

John J. White died at his brothers
home in Warren, O., April g., aged 40
wears, 10 months and 7 days. Pneu-
nonia or influenza, from which he
had not fully recovered when he suf-
fored relapse, was the cause of
death.
He is survived by his father and
mother, widow, two sisters and one
brother. They thank their friends
and all who gave assistance in their
bereavement, Rev. Roth for his COM
forting words and the singers for
their services.
The funeral services were held at
Fast Homer, Sunday, April IL. It
was conducted by Rev. B. Howard
Roth. of that church. Interment was
in East Homer cemetery.
A great number of relatives and
friends attended the funeral.
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CHIPPEWA LAKE

Mrs. Farl Caskey and dauphter
Neva visited friends in Ely1fa Satur-
dav and Sunday.
A III .Leohr was in Jackson, Mich,
Thursday after Briscoe cars.
Lee Cammarn is again able to be on
the iob in the barber shop.
Christie Beery of Blake visited his
brother. Ernest, Sunday.
The ladies were again ahead in the
Sunday school contest, Sunday.
Any one having items for the paper
will confer a favor by handing then
in. We want all the news but have
Mt time to 60 out and hunt it up. Will
you help us out.
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POE
Deferred letter.

The ladies of the church will meet
with Mrs. Grimm on Thursday, April
Is to finish the quilting. A good at
tendance was at the last meeting and
large amount of sewing done.
Mr.. Kenyon is moving from Mrs.
McCoy's farm onto the Hackathorn
place which they have purchased.
Mrs. Harter and family moved last
Friday to their new home here.
Mr.. Crookshank is moving back to
Akron and is about to sell his place
here. F, r'@-7a 'y 81"
The Easter supper at the hall was
largely attended by Grangers and
their families.
The young people from high school
are at home this week and visiting the
schools.
Seymour Hoddfnott returned to Hi
ram on Monday to finish his school.
The Easter snow and cold weather
have very much delayed the spring
work.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
HOUSTONlA AIDS
NATURES 0LnC
OF ACHEY JOINTS

When joints twinge and throb and
pain it's sure that nature has been
unable to keep the body in. proper
trim. Then the thing to do is give
nature help and yourself relief with
. gentle massage of Houstonia. This
soothing liniment penetrates to the
very cause of the trouble and quick
~ ends your pain.
Your home should never be with.
out Houstonia, the wonderful remedy
that ID more than AN ordinary lini-
ment. Houstonia relieves not BY
counter irritation but by penetration
to the source Of pain in a way that
makes relief permanent. It also con-
tains special antiseptic ingredients
q unusually healing qualities found
In no other liniment, and is the safest
remedy you can use on cuts, bruises,
burns, scalds and all sore spots. Ask
your druggist for use-tone-e-ah
(1he Original Jones' Liniment) with
DR.. Jones' picture on the yellow label.
z6c, Soc and $1.00. The DR.. ]. C.
Jones Co., So. Charleston, o.
SOLD BY W. J. WALL
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PROBATE COURT

Inventory filed in the estate of Hen
ry Ware, deceased.
Hearing had and sale of real estate
in the estate of w. c. Arick, deceased
found to be necessary.
Will of John F. Dix, deceased filed
and application made for probate.
Hearing had and win Of John F.
Dix, deceased admitted to probate.
Sarah A. Dix, widow of John F.
Dix, deceased, appeared in open court
in person and elects to take under the
will. Appointed executrix.
Ida E. Flickinger apptd administra-
trix Of the estate of Anna F. Flicking-
er, deceased. ~a&
First and final account filed in es-
tate of Mary "A. Trautman, deceased.
Inventory filed in estate Of Almira
Johnston, deceased. +"~ &4 l'". q ~''
. Anna L. Young apptd guardian Of
person and estate Of Charles Nelson
Hawker and Florence May Hawker,
minors.
First partial account in the matter
Of tfusteeship of Elmira Rebecca Bur-
~ flied. 2@ fy %lr-
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16

Samples of grass seed tested at the
Ohio Experiment Station show that
farmers may be misled through the
statement of seed dealers in regard to
mixed seeds.
As an illustration, sample labeled
"mixed alsike and timothy" contained
80 per cent timothy, 10 per cent alsike
and ten per cent impurities. Ordi-
narily when alsike and timothy are
sown in MIXTURE there should be an
proximately so percent Of each seed.
Another samnle marked "mived red
clover and timothy" showed 81 per-
cent timothy and percent red clover
with per cent impurities. White
sweet clover, hulled, showed 55 per-
cent good seed, 27 percent shriveled
and the remainder impurities.
The companies advertising such
seeds, however are not licensed in
Ohio, where a pure seed law protects
farmers from unscrupulous dealers;
the prices Of the seeds are generally
low enough to indicate that not much
expensive seed is used in the mixture.
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SOUTHEAST MEDINA co.
SHARON
Deferred letter.

(Deferred Letter)
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Halderman
spent Sunday in Cleveland, with their
daughter, Mrs. A. J. Miller.
Harold Santee spent the week end
IN Wadsworth with Lloyd Tyler and
attended the Easter concert given by
the Lutheran choir Sunday after
noon.
Norma Orton spent the week end in
Wadsworth, guest of Zada Caskey
Harvey.
c. R. Burdettes entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Erving Spaulding, of Akron,
Sunday.
DeForest Wall and family spent
Sunday with their daughter, Laura at
George Eberts..
Beryl Waltz, who is attending
school in Cleveland, spent Easter va
cation with her father, J. F. Waltz.
The Epworth League will show the
film "Freckles" starring Mary Pick
ford, Friday evening, April 16 at the
M. E. church.
The Senior play alabama" will be
given Saturday evening, April II.
Rev. Chalfant spent Tuesday in Clev
land.
Those who enjoy watching the hab-
its of the birds will find great enjoy.
ment in hanging in trees and on bush.
es, different colored threads, bits o1
cloth and twine. Birds, like people
have certain colors they like bette,
than others. Robins prefer blue anG
if string that color is tied loosely tt
a twig, they will work for hours get
ting it in proper condition for nest
building. The Cedar bird refuses Il
use anything with a red Of any shade
As am writing word comes abou
our pictures that will be shown at tn,
church. The lantern is one most ad
vanced and powerful movie type. eth
American Projectoryscope." Th'
lpictures are put out by the Para
mount People Of Cleveland and 2:
thousand churches are using then
each week.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16

liam and Nellie I. Shook, lots 20 and
21 Montville tp.
John H. and Nellie A. Campbell to
Christ and Ella Zuber, 76.46 acres,
Guilford tp.
L. C. Poh1man and wife to w. NJ.
Clifford, lots 28-29-30-31 and large lot
l, Chatham tp.
Grover C. Rice to George Gamble
lot 10S, Lodi.
Charles H. and Nina Ries to Harry
Il: and Edna E. Hachenbarg, lot 1905
Wadsworth.
H. H. Rohrer to Fanny Koppes, 46
Ia acres Guilford tp. and 81 acres
Granger tp.
Hiram Snyder to Earl M. Bryant,
lot 5, Spencer.
Minnie Shelter to Charles Hornoff
lots 1863 and 558, Wadsworth.
Ollie Shaffer to J. F. and L. H. Die
mer, S acres, Wadsworth tp.
Gabriel to Katalina Smith, lot SIS
Medina tip.
VIM. E. and Nellie l Shook to Blake
M. partition, lot 80, Montville tp.
George Moody Shaw to Gilmer IS.
Shaw, lot 436. Medina.
w. H. Shenk to T. M. Nel1is, lot 1876
Wordsworth.
Samuel Schaffer to Peoples R. E.
Agv. Co., lot 900, Wadsworth.
Thomas and Elizabeth Simester to
joseph and Anna Smith lot 496 Wads-
worth.
Andrew V. Schneider and wife. to
William G. and Ann D. Schneider, 25
acres. Livernno, tn.
William M. Thomas and wife to
Carrie and Earl Rischel lots 878-879,
Wadsworth.
Ella and A. H. Trump to T. N. and
Eva Moer, lots 144-1445 Wadsworth.
H. c. and Louise Vallen to Irwin
and Emma Meyers, 1902 acres
Wadswor+h tn.
John E. Wolf to- F. White, lot /
Spencer tip.
H. W. and Lillian Wolf to A. H.
Kaufman, lot 828 Wadsworth.
John W. and Clara +, Wells to Jas.
B. Irwin ct al, lot 90, Wadsworth.
T., s Wertz tn May E. Schmidt, lot
1109. Wordsworth. .
Wadsworth R. end NJ Co. to J. and
G.. Cracker. lot SAG, Wordsworth.
Elizabeth Wav TO T.. F. and H. B.
Dirkerscn, lot 1899. Wadswnr+h.
Augusta Westland to Clara M.
Paipe. 31o1 acres Hinck1ev tn.
Frank P. Wart and wife to Mary
Quade. lot a. Hinckley tp.
T. d. Wc1bach to Star Telephone
Co.. lot 8 Wadsworth.
Susan M. Yoder ct al to Charles H.
and Nina Ries, lot 1888, Wadsworth.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
PAWNEE

~. Mr.. Chas. Clinker and family from
east Of Congress have moved to the
farm formerly owned by Alfred Girls
singer, which they are buying. =
Mrs. E. Crosby and family have
moved into Sam Hartman's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Yergin spent
Sunday with Mrs. Yergin's parents,
near Crawford's Corners.
Dan and Alien Root, of Spencer,
visited in Pawnee, Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Basom and Miss Esther
Sanders are both home again and do
ing well. ,e.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

John and Rose Aman to c. F. Rich
nond, lot 348, Wadsworth.
Jas. F. and Ella Arnold to Adam S.
and Katherine Arnold, 5.45 acres in
Lafayette tip.
Bertha Albright to o-Jaroslav Chod-
era and Bertha Cernay, so acres, Hin
ckley tp.
Ida A. Ault to John A. Carbine, lot
913, Wadsworth.
Frank L. and Belle Bardin to H. E.
and Erna Bremen, 80 acres, Wads-
worth tip.
Edmund J. Burrer and wife to B. F
Walters, 69.65 acres, Litchfield tp.
Anna M. Bowen to Leila A. Dague
lots 7 and 8, Spencer.
Ella P. Baughman to heirs to Ray
mond L. Baughman, 80 acres Wads-
worth tp. .....
George S. Beck to Jacob B. Loehr
sec. 20, Guilford tp., lot 25 River Styx
village.
Emma C. Dawson Becker to Evan
McFrederick, out lot 33, Seville.
Simon Broward ct al to Frank
Broward ct al, 107 acres, Spencer tp.
John Fl. Courtney to John E and F.
L. Wolf, lot 1 Spencer tip.
r. K. and Lulu E. Crawford to j.
S. Kendall, lot 5, WadsMorth.
Ray and Naomi Culp j. L. Tryon
lot SOC, Wadsworth.
James M. and Harriet Dick to Frank
Reichard, lot 675 Wadsworth.
Frank s. Eastwood ladm. of Hy.
E. Albright) to Jaroslay Chodera and
Bertha Cerny, so acres, Hinckey tp.
VIM. P. Freyman to Jay and Ada
May Foster, 80 acres, Homer tp.
John and Daisy Funulman to J. w.
Fraley, lot 675 Wadswcrth.
E. j. and Helen Guiley to Alvin and
Rosa Acker, lot 1434 Wadsworth.
Ernest H. Grellman to Anna M.
Sehafer, lot 1, Hinckley tp.
John F. Graves and wife to w. d.
Garberich, lot 1904 Wadsworth.
W. L. Good ct al to Joseph H. and
Cora Houston, lots 472 and 473 Wads-
worth.
w. L. Good and G. A. Ryland to
Maryan Mihalgenic, lot 693, Wads-
worth.
O. G. Gardner and wife to the Wad-
worth II. and Mtg. Co., lots 2 and 18,
Wadsworth.
Charles Gish to Ellenora Gish, lots
GIL and 612, Wadsworth.
Nick Hewitt to Clara and Lyman
Hewitt, 40.71 acres, Guilford tp.
R.R. and Hazelle Hunter to Olof An
derson, lot 1447, Wadsworth.
Albert H. Hosmer to Harvey w.
Taylor, lot 375, Seville.
Moses Hartman to Dell Roshon, lot
370, Wadsworth.
Elias F. and Mary Holmes to Flay
B. Huffman, lot So, Chippewa Lake.
James B. and Ruby E. Irwin to J.
W. and Mary Crawford, lots 337 and
338, Wadsworth.
Mary A. Ingraham to Henrietta
Rorke, lot 415, Medina.
David Koppes heirs to Peoples r. E
Agency, lot 1882, Wadsworth.
Wilbur and Jennie Lorner to Chas.
E. and Anna Short, lot 33 Montville
township.
Caroline and Freeman Lance to
John Mulch lots 22O and 221, Wads-
worth.
Henry J. Murray and wife to Woll-
is Keller, lot 216, Wadsworth.
Margaret and Nicholas Monies to
Caroline Lance, lot 211, Wordsworth.
Hazel A. Motz to B. M. Rayne, lot
1856, Wadsworth. s
G. F. and Audrey McMullen to E.
]. and Helen Guiley, lot SO Wads-
worth.
Floyd McKain and wife to John and
Margaret Helgert, lots IA and rs, Me-
dina tp.
John and Frances Nichter to Rob-
ert E. Gettings. lot SO, Wadsworth.
Charles and May c. Orr to Walter
7. Zepp, lot "a, Wadsworth.
Blake M, PARTON and wife to Will
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
COMMON PLEAS.

Henry L. Ripley, admr VS.. Grover
c. Woods ct al. Decree and order
for sale of real estate free of dover
right Of Amanda Baker. Out of pro-
ceeds, cost of action to be paid Grover
Woods; taxes on real estate $9.38 and
$500 with interest at 6 per cent; to
Amanda Baker, value of dover inter-
ests; remainder to be distributed as
per law. Appeal bond fixed at $100;
exceptions granted for plaintiff and
defendant.
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ute|liii's4||dl |lliii's4|l Elevator |e'ta''lf[ Co. .
Litchfeld. Ohio
EDWARD P. KLEVE
Funeral Director

Articles furnished by me shall be
of the best materiaHgot up in a neat
style as at any establishment Of the
kind in the city and prize that cannot
fail to be satisfactory. All calls left
at my home will receive my prompt
and careful attention at any hour Of
the day or night.
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33 Advanced Registry
Daughters and Sons

r what Sig Rag Apple Cozndyke the
36.z0 n. bull has. Look over some
Of them:
Paul Sol. D. K. Sd ~ y. z7.70
Thelma Korndyke ~. 24.07
Pauline Sol. KorHdyke 3 y. 1898
Butter 80 days 95.2S
Top. Pl. b. D. x. I'd AZ y. ELLA
Mary Job. Korn. ~. ELLA
Dor. Wood Rag. Ap. 81 m. z0.12
Sir Rag Apple Korndyke has a 81
H. sister. His dam il a $500 lh
daughter of Pontiac Korndyke and has
three sisters with records above 81 lbs.,
GEO. MCKEE
Mallet Creek. Ohio
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16

NEW CASES

Chessie B. Tyler VS.. I. M. Tyler,
transcript of lien-judgment for $112.-
88 and costs.
Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters
VS.. The Sophia Huntington Parker
Home, conveyance of trust property
and eq. re-, petition, affidavit and
precipe filed. Summons issued to
Sheriff.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16

The kind Of seaweed known az kelp
Is said to be the longest plant IN the
world. Il sometimes reaches q height
Of 1900 feet.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-31

BERLIN, Mario 30.-LoS esparta-
cistas a!emanes en- el distrito del
Rurr han rechazado el ultimatum Il
Waldo por ell gobierno del Presidente
Ebert. en- el que Sc pide el desarme
general De las tropas comunistas y
han declarado que continuaran com-
batiendo q las tropas del goblerno
haSta el fin.
Mientras tanto, Franc'a ha segui-
do necociando Ia ocupacion de Frank
fort V Damstardt, como n garantia
de que las tropas del gobicrno ale
man que Sc euviea Al distrIto del
Ruhr, seran retiradas de ALI, tan
pronto como hayan sofocado Ia rebe-
lion comunista. FL gabincte a!eman
Sc halla dividido respec.o de esta
question, Y cl scUtimiento general 6
Ell de cue los Estados Unidos y IA
Gran Bretana no apoyaran los propo-
sitos intervencionistaS dc Francia.
FL MiniStro De IA Dcfensa, Herr
Gesler anuncio en- Ia Asamblea Ma
cional aver que toGos los oficia!es de!
e]jtrcito que han demostrado tenden-
cias reacc:orariaS o simpatias hacia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-31
FRANCIA AMENAZA CON
OCUPAR FRANKFORT
Y DARMSTADT
Tai paso 10 dard 81 Alemania
enuia al Rhur mas tropas
que las que fila Ell
Tratado de paz

PARIS. Mario Sol Gobierno
frances 10 ha ordenado q las tropas
~trancesas en- 81 sector de Maguncia
Cue hagan IN avance en- Alemania
para ocupar las plazas de Darmstadt,
Frankfort Y Hanau, aegun declare
hoy aqui Ell Primer MiniStro. senior
Alexandra MiIlerand, en- una ~entrevis-
que concedio a IN representante
de lie Natin.
e citado periodico dice que cl jefe
del gabincte frances agrego que Ia
ordea De avarce Sc daria no obstan-
u. con eI conSentjnliento o sin e de
los aliadoS, en- case de que el gobier
no aleman enviara al distrito del
Rurh IN numero de tropas mayor
que el fijado por el MariScal Foch en-
81 uota de fecha s de AgoSto de
1919.
Por 81 parte, 81 Or. Wilhelm Ma
yrr. Encargado de NegocjoS alema-
mes en- esta capital. ha notiticado al
Primer Ministro, que 81 ~gobjerno
promote solemnemente no enviar
tropas adicionales a Ia IONA neutral.
lie acuerdo o e. Uratado de paz, sin
IA a~u5orizacion de los aliados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-31
los po!acos |;
captura de Wilma por
los boISI1eVikis

LONDRES, Mario SOFA Lega-
cion poiaca en- esta capital ha neSado
de una mancra formal Ia notjcia que
cjrcui0 recientemente de cue Ia pla-
"a de Wilma fuera ocupada por las
tropas del Soviets, asi como la de que
habian estallado d~es0rdenes en- Pc
lonia.
En- el miSmo despacho Sc ha EXPIRE
sado Ia creencia de que IA ofensiva
boIsheyiki en- Ell frente polaco cesara
en- breve. en- vista de Ia respuesta del
gobierno de Polonia a Ia oferta de
paz del ~gobierno del Soviet. en- la cual
Sc fila la fecha del 10 de Abril para
Ia iniciacion de las negociacioneS de
paz. Sc dice que las demandas finan,
cieraS de Po!onia estaU justficadas,
en- vista de Ia necesidad que tiene de
dinero para el restablecimiento del
pais
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-31
Ell REY DE DINAMARCA
HA DESAFIADO A LOS
SOCIALISTAS
Sc rehuso a acceder a las
Demands de que reinsta-
lara ell gabinete

COPENHAGUE, Mario 30-El
Rev Cristian Sc ha rehusado a acce-
der al ultimatum que lie cnviaron los
dem6cratas socialists. demanGando
la re~instalacion del ministerio Zahle,
que fue destituido recientemente por
ell Rey.
La demanda de los socia.istas Tue
hecha bajo Ia de que las
uniones obreras de Dinamarca, Sc
rauniran hoy para tratar acerca de
una huelca general en- TODD el pals, 81
el monarch no cumplia con el u!ti-
matum.
La otra accion demandada por los
socialistas en- su ultimatum compren-
dia la convocatora Immediate del
Rigsdag Y Ia restauracion de las
condolences constituencies.
Fl Ministerio de Zahie ha sido
sustituido por uno tornado por NJ.
Liebe, q quien cl Rcy Cristian enco-
mend6 esa tarea. VI. Liebe cs III CO.
nocido politico conservation Y no es
miembro del parsmcAtO.
Ell Rey demaHd6 la renunc!a del
gabincte de VI. Zahle, debido a las di-
ierencias que han surgido relatives a
Flcbiscito en- Ia region 4 FIenSburgo
; csa acci0n ha ~provocado n verda,-
dcra agitacion en- todos los circuloS
De este pals. FL Politikcn comentando
los successes. los describe como un
golpc de Estado urico en- Ia historic
constitutional de Dinamarca."
Como rcsultado de Ia acci6n del
Rey, q pueblo danes ha hecho va
riaS man,fcstacjoncs en- favor de Ia
rcpublica ' durante cl dia de hoy,
una gran muchcdumbrc Sc reunio Ell
las p!aZaS de Ia ciudad, pidiendo Ell
cstab!ecimiento dc Ia Rcpublica Da-
mesa. TcdaS las GALES que conduccn
al Pal&cio Real Sc italian ~guardadas
?or Ia policia.
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LibrOs MaraViIIosOs.

Para los cue sufren, son Tictimas
de Ia d~esgracia. les persigue IA ma
Ia suerte. frac.San en- sGs negocloS '
son desaf0r.unados en- amores. Con
tan crriosoS ,:bros ,ocyaraH totos Sus
deseos. serau afortunaGoS en- nego-
clos : empresas, !ograran G. car;oO
.oal ser amado. ~l!evaran I fell terml-
no sus asuntoSF triunfayaD en- co4o,
So verau lib-eS lie ma,as j~of!Gen-
cias. y ~venceran :. Sus e.em!gos ) ma
die 1odra ~causarles dano. Enyie 10
cen-avos en- estampil.as lie corCeo pa
"a gastos y recibira cataIogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. '. Martin y Co.
San Rafael STA. Habag&. Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-31
China hara Ia paz con
eI gobierno de los
boIsheVikiS
Trata de obstruir los planes
de dominic del Jap0n en-
la Manchuria

LONDRES. Mario 2Q.-Ch!na tie
ne L. iutencion 10 solo d. no per
n:rir que los japoneses vigiicn ' pa
tru!.ea Ia Manchuria scptentrional. o
que tropas japoneSaS Sc apoderen de!
F~errocarril Oriental Chino, si@o que
csta rcsurlta Z apoderarSc ella mis-
ma dc csc ferrocarrlI y = hacer h
a con los bol>hevikis.
Fl P~rcsidcnte Hsu Chjnh Chang. en-
una recientc cntrcriSta Que concedio
a los DeYiodistas en- Pekia, scCun dee
- Gcs2acno recibiio aqui hoy. dejo
cntendcr que tai e cl plan dc China
nor 10 que rcspecta al problema man
Observation-Disclosures. Con clio ha
Forbade cl citado f~uHcioaar!o, QU'
81 ha dado pcrfccta cucnCa de los
pe!icros cue cncierra Ia poiitica Sc
creta del Jap6n en- "a Siberia y Man
churia, 4 o obstantc que algunos fun
cionarios del Ja26n. ciyiies Y militia
re- So muestran decid;dos ~partidario*
del JaDon.
Fl PrcSiGcn,e en- 81 ~entrcv!ata.
dcc.ara Que el pacto militar Chino
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RECHAzAN Los ESPARTACISIAS DEL
RHUR FL ULIIMATUM DE- EBERT go,
Fl ei5rcito rojo Sc haIIa preparado para Iuchar hasta
eI GItimo momento, segun declare Su Ilder

el movimiento OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fracasado, cstan siendO destituidos
' que el programa del gobierno es ha-
Ger del ejGrcito el Instruments de Ia
democracia. Los partidarios del Mi
nicstro Gessler ~consideran tai progra
ma como el golpe de gracia para e.
militarismo en- Alemania.
En- contestacion a las demandas de
los Iaboristas de que sean castIga-
dos los que apoyaron el golpe de Won
happ. ell Ministro de Justicia, Herr
Blunck anunci0 que Sc daran 10000
marcos de recompensa por e arresto
de los lidedeS del goIpc mil;tar.
DUISBERG, Mario 30.-El Ejer-
cito rojo del Ruhr Sc halla preparado
para luchar hasta .el ultimo hombre
contra rs :. ~as del gobicrno de
Ebert. Il. menos cl sentlNlen-
to general entire vSas JropaS. FL ejer-
clio cspartacisJa esta dirigido por un
Estado Mayor General compucSto de
oficiales prusianos ttcnicos, aunquc
Ia ~veriadera autoridad Ia t!enen los
Ederes obreros.