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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29

e mov,mIento de los astros Sc
20 de muy diSttuta n Heeu"
Iugar ouc ocupa el observaoor ell
L. TERRA -
=, 81 Polo Norte. donde 81 sol no
80 none er estos momentos' poraue
A., desis {! - de Mario haSta 81
- de Septiemhre. dc suerte u am Vm
retos dias aUenaS es medic d'a' am
lsc;mos. e. Sol da vuelta ~airededoT u'
!, cabeza Gel o~bservador. que 10 uene
sicr,nre visible en estos sells meses.
BESIDE el - Septicmbre Al - de Mario
son las estreGlas las que nunca Sc ocul
tan y las uue dan vuelta al rededor
del observable, como 81 les hiclera
rirar una honda invisible ma
neiada nor alc0n gigantic. La Estrei!a
Polar So We az 81 Polo Norte eXactameh
t. sohre Ia cabeza del o~bServador.
Son muchas las personals que como
cen las c~ostelaciones namadas osa Ma
,or y Osa Ncnor. que tambiSn Sc ia
man menormente e. CAIRO Mayor ' ct
Caro- MelNr. porQue tienen Ia lisur"
de r. Gaia 4, un caro- que terminar"
en- una sola vara. un tanto en'orNaua'
nero para las personals cue no conoce''
dichaS CONSTRUCTIONS les lndlcarerios
Que la Osa Mayor SO puede yer en- ~
\or,e a $50 d" las nueVe de IA no
,.b. - SO ,iist.rgue por estar formada
nor cuatro cstrellas muy pfiiIahteS'
cue fornan 10 GAIA del Caro- mas otras
+res igualmente hrillanteS GAe tormah
!, yara. Una veZ conocida dicha CONS
rclacinn. trazando una Inca por las
cstreIlaS de I. parte traSeTa 0el CARO-
,~rolongandolf hacia el Nor'e Sc va /"
r7r directamente a Ia Estrel!1 Potar'
c,,o {. balla er la extremidad de Ia
yara del Clrrc Memoir. por 10 cuai )"
eac;luente Sc pueGc e~ncontr&r este G4e
ssta Tornado tGmbi1n nor siete eS-re-
If,,s aunole menos h-illantes que las
DE- Ia Osa Mayor
Ia Fstre!la Fclar. Sc llama aSi por-
one corresponds east eEactameh'e d
noIo de Ia esIara celeste. 81 moVimle"
- do translation al derredor del folo
| CaI.sta Sc yeri!ica Ell mas de 27.oVO
a5os nor 70 u,.e parece eternamente Il
in. de auur que los naveganteS IA nus
men para orlentarse durante "a hoche
sohre TODD 2rtes del descubrimieh'o
de In brGjula.
En- al Pol, Sur q Sol tampoco Sc po-
sa;s meses como hemos dicho Ell
o;ras ocasionee.
l., .s-os alas Is ali media noche y
Ia mi,ar del invicrno. Las estreiIaS
,unca So nCnen para 81 ohservaoor, :
Ia Cruz lie Mayo alumhra aquei'"s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
FCTURAS POPULARES
MOV7MIENTO DE LOS ASlROS

regiones durante su prolongadd noche'
En- nuestra latitud, en- el Ecuador
g, en Ia IONA templada Gel sur las es
lrellas Y el Sol a7arecen Y desapareceh
= on veZ &. dar vueltS alderFedor
de ruestrl cabeza. parecc Que pasan
encima de ella. Las estrellas, como eI
sol. apareccn para nosotros todos los
diaS por el Oriente ] desaparecen por
81 Po~nienta. Las estrellas que estan
cerca del sur lleGan a su mayor aitu
RI sohre el hcrizonte exactamente al
sur y Sc ponen por el Oeste a lEuai
distancia del sur. Las que prlmeramen
to aparecen en- el Oriente paSan por el
sur a mayor altura sobre el horizo;'te
nor 10 Gue duran mas tempo Vlsloies'
Las estrellaG que estan cerca del Norte
nj salem nj SC ponen. puesto que nunca
So ocul,an G-bajo del horizonte' como
por eiem,lc las estrellas Que forman
:, Osa Menor que 81 no Sc ven duran
20 81 d(a Sc ven Gnicamente a Ia luz
Ci:usa del so!.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
Respeterd la UoIuntad popu-
lar el Gobernador provisional

JALAPA. JUNO PEI professor D.
Antonio Nava. actual ~gobernador del
Es;ado con Ell caracter de provisional.
ACADIA de hacer q Ia prensa importan-
ties Geclaraciones.
Asegura e. gobernador N9va que
no tomara participation en- Ia junta
electoral. sino lnicanentc en- aque-
la que ia ley lie conceda. respetando
Y acatando Ia voluntad del pueblo,
cualQutera que sean sus deterrninac!o-
hes. Y este para ~sa-antlzar a TODD mum
do Ia iibre emission del voto.
Habra libertad dc sufragio de ma
ne,a i~ndiscutible, agrega 'el Professor
Nava. pues Greer 10 contrario serfa
iuzsaraos iguaies a aquellos contra
quieneS combatimos".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
Traduccion del frances para
Prensa".

Traduccion del frances para La
Prensa",
En- A!sacia Lorena hay deSconten
%. nal humor Y recrlmInaclones.
Nos hemos sorprendido de clio = has
"a escandalizado in POGO. como 81
en- toda Francia y en- ell mundo ente-
70 reinara hoy la algeria Y a concor
dia Sc desearia que el gusto &c ha-
berse convertible en- fraceses de nue.
! w les bastara a los alsacianos Y 10
re2eses para consolarlos de todos
srs infortunios = de todas sus deep
clones. como 81 la felicidad de estar
victoriosos ' de haber r~ecuperado
4 Ia Alsacia- Lorena nos lmpldlera
sen.ir Ia amargura de Ia nora pre-
sente. Prjmera equivocacion.
Il scgunda es mas grave. Los al
sacianos = los loreneses no sospe-
chan las e~spantosas dificultadeS con
Que FraRcia tiene que enfrentarSe
nara reconstituir 81 administration,
sus finanzas Y 81 ejecito; Sc acuer-
dan POGO &c Ia guerra a causa de IA
cual. yor otra parJe. Sufreron me-
nos que otros. Y eXigen de Ia Fran
cia desgraciaGa = agotada 10 que ma
brian Uodido reclamar de una Fran
cia prospera Y cue Sc hallara en- po-
session lie todoS Sus recursos- Por O.
ira parte. muchos f~urcionarios fran
ceses Sc rehuSan a ~comprender IA
crisis moral en- que esta brusca des-
decentralization ha arrojado a los eS
piritus. no auieren yer que cincuen-
IA amos de vida en- comun con los a.
}smanes 81 bjea no pudieron modifi-
car el temperamento ' Ia sensibill-
dad de los alsacianos Y de los lorene
ses, 81 les hicieron c~ontraer algunos
hahitos noleStos. de los cuales 10 es
en- mayor Gado, sin duda alguna, q
Ios oios de TN funcionario frances
cue no sabe el aleman, el uso del !
djoma alenan.
Ali estriban las cauSaS profun-
das de una inevitable mala inteligen
cia. las cue TO desapareceran sino
,con e tempo V, graciaS a 81, a me,
,dida que los alSacianos Y los loreEe-
ses vivian mas IA vida nacional. vael
van =! uso de nueStro idioma, ad-
Guieran de nuevo las costumbreS
-francesaS. '. Sobre TODD. a MEDIA
que los franceses Sc den cuenta me-
jor de las "particuiaridades" de Al
sacia Y de Lorena Y pasen por alto
algunos defectos de caracter en- a,
tencion a las admirables cualidades
con que Sc ha enriquecido para el
porvenir el p=:rimonio moral de
Francia.
Por una Y otra parte Sc han come
lido errores. Los alsacianos Y lorene
seS que reclaman hoy Ia creaci6n de
IN Ministero de AISacia V de Lore
ma en- Paris cometen uno nuevo Gu
vas consecuenciaS podran ser fumes
taS.
Sc recuerda ell regimen baStardo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
dido una idea semeiante.
} {

dido una idea semeiante. .
Lo mas ~prIdente IS mantener ei
Comisario General. tai y como fun
ciona hoy. Ese es Ell mcjor medic de
asegurarles d Alsscia y a Lorena las
l~ibertades. Y privi!egios Que Sc les
han premetido y que nadie trsta de
o~uitarles. en- tanto que elloS no eX-
presen claramente ST vo!untad de
aceptar todas las leyes civiles, adml
~nistrativas Y religiosas de Francla.
I'm Miuisterio parisiense no les ,daria
ninguna garantia nueva Y no har1a
mas que complicar Ia administra-
cion. sin beneficio para nadfe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29

81 no e. asf iPor cue TO oonSultn con
esp.-,aliytas Gye saben peTectamente y
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-05-11
Ohio Match Co. Camp News

Mrs. Frank Bury, a former resident
of Copeland and Bonners Ferry, Wis
tied her friend, Mrs. A. Gudbaur, last
week.
Mr.. Fred Kelly, of the Ohio Match
Co., went to Boomers Ferry on Tuesday
for the purpose of hiring men for the
camps above Copeland.
H. S. Dudley, of the Ohio Match Co,
was in Copeland on Sunday of last
week.
A. Gudbaur made a business trip
Monday to the camp of the Ohio
Match Co.
Chester Wagner is working for the
Ohio Match Co.
Little three year old Wayne Pan
shot, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Panshot, who recently had the mis-
fortune to have his arm mashed in a
power wringer, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gudbaur motored
to Boomers Ferry last Thursday with
Mrs. Frank Bury who was on her way
to her home at Hooper, Wash.
Grandma Bradley, who has been SER
iously ill for some time, is slowly i'm
proving and is gaining strength.
The jippo crew are again at work at
the Ohio Match Co. camp.
Margaret Woodland, of Spokane, a
former resident of the Kootenai Valley
who has been teaching this year at
Palouse, Wash, is visiting at the home
of Mrs. A. Gudbaur.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-05-11

See US for boys clothing, excep-
tionally good values in boys Knicker-
booker Suits in newest spring styles
and all the latest shades. Walden
Bros. adv
Boys and youths shoes-a splen-
did line. Brown and black calf or
gunmetal, in lace or button for school
or dress wear Butcher or English
lasts. Walden Bros. adv
FOR SALE-One used New But
terfly Cream Separator in good con-
dition; Standard planter, with attach
ments, good as new; single barrel
Iver Johnson IL gauge shotgun, new.
Call or address Albert Sundsmo, Bon
ners Ferry, Idaho. advtf
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-05-11

Complete line of f. w. Fuller e Co
Paints and Varnishes at the H. w.
Bliss Paint Store. adv If.
For Sale-80 acres in Paradise VAL
ley district. 13 acres cleared. Good
house. Good timber. $4,000. Easy
terms. Inquire at Herald Office.
FOR SALE-50 head grade Short
horn cattle; one heavy team and work
harness, seven years old, weighing
1900 or more pounds; three young
Worcestershire pigs bred to fallow
last week in June; one heavy wagon;
one spring wagon; one buggy; one
extra set harness; two stock saddles.
Address or see M. l.. Hodge, Addie,
Idaho. ,1tcApr27tf
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-05-11
Busy Day In Probate Court

Yesterday morning was a busy one
in probate court, compared with the
usual number of cases of the kind.
Dave Kenner, William Moore and Jack
Sullivan were arraigned. the first two
on drunk and ~disorderly charges and
the latter was charged with possession
of intoxicating liquor. Kenner was
fined $25 and costs; Moore was fined
$500 and costs. Sullivan waived a
preliminary examination and was
bound over to the district court under
800 bonds, which were furnished.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-05-11
Six Months Old Baby Dies

Tina Gae Arvan, the six months old
daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. James Ar
van, OF Ephrata, Wash, died here on
Saturday ana was buried at Copeland
yesterday afternoon by Undertaken o
K. Stookey.
MIR. and Mrs. Arvan are former res
idents OF Copeland and Mrs. Arvan's
parents live there. The mourning
family have the deepest sympathy oil
a host of friends in their sad Dereaye.
tment.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-05-11
Sunday School Class Social

The members Of Mrs. George r.
Gray's class, of the Union Sunday
School, enjoyed a delightful social
time Friday night at the church par
lors, 33 members of the class being
present. Games were played and
then a delicious lunch was served.
A short business session was held,
Ray Stewart being elected Live Wire
and Rennie Wickstrom, secretary in
the stead of Clare Gale, resigned.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29
Build The Roads


in publishing this week a letter
signed Taxpayer, We do 50 IN
tie same spirit Of fairness which
has been i part Of the BEAcoN's
policy as regards the building Of
roads. For nearly two years we
have advocated a change ia our
road system. achange that would
necessitate a bond issue. and dur
ing an that time we have repeat
eddy encouraged the citizens Of
the county to use the columns Of
this paper to express their views.
We trust that the communication
to which we referXwill actuate
others TO state their opinions,
now that the time is ripe.
There is no doubt that the pres
emit session Of the Legislature
viii enact a lateral bodybuilding
law possibly a law that will
make it mandatory on the part Of
the counties TO furnish their part
Of the funds. But at least there
is to be a new system Of improy-
ing the lateral roads, and there il
mo county in the State that 50
badly needs their Improvement
as st. Mary's, where our trans
portation facilities. meagre at all
times, are practically mill in the
winter.
We believe that the people Of
the county, by a big majority,
are in favor Of any feasible plan
that win relieve them Of the pres
emit intoIerable condition, and we
also believe that they win be will
ing to pay for something that
they know will be returned to
them many times over in increas-
ed property values alone, TO say
nothing Of the saving in the
present cost Of travel and trans
portation. .
Let US have the roads just as
soon as we can get them and pay
for them with a bond issue re-
funded in not less than 40 years,
80 that the ultimate cost may b
distributed over a long period
and part Of il be borne BY the
next and succeeding generations,
who win reap the biggest benefit
from them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29
COMMUNICATED,
10 TIE TAXPAYERS 0F
ST MARY,s COUNTY


ST. MARY,s COUNT
Have you given real thoughtfu
confederation 70 the matter 81 Bonding
your county Tor the large sum O
S5fgVnf n not, beg you 70 90 20
az once and 20 consider we'll what I
will cost each and everyone.
sy tnc eleefl0n 81 Toy. ftliehie w
pledged ourselves % pateslai m
crease 81 the salaries OF the pubic
school ieaehers o. me county l Pre-
sumo THIS viii pc upon 'hfty-htty'
basis the state furnishing hall and
the county furnishing therother hall,
witch VIII necessltate an additional
levy ~ our County commissioners
possibly Of slV,UOO.
Ihen me I0vernpr mas told Us maj,
10 Wow Of the increasing cost Of every
ninK ana the loss 81 me revenue from
the saloons 81 baltimore Of apprexi.
mately @lsVvO,VVus the StAte taA VIII
have 70 be Increased. Now We have q
levy hiready Tor county and state 81
" WI aaa 70 ms tne proapectiye IN
crease o. state Lax with me ADDITION
sor teachefs' salaries IoRetnef Win ~
cents or more 70 take care 81 Interest
ana s,n.ing inna 81 bono issue ana
We VIII be perhously near two dol
LAT rate. ~
Are you wiling 70 shoulder bur-
den 70 neayy ~ this tune, when the
whole world Is "a sucn q cnaOtic state,
labor at tne hIgnest point y mas ever
rcaened ana Sill s0aflngi According
z, me best judgment OF the wise men
81 the country, there must DO q change
n ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

il tbs State d MARYLAND. 81 IRE close
81 business December s. lslns

RESOURCES
5 ' ssesfss aid unn>sUlea ssSi
Stocks HonQa Securities ats. l3|.Ass M
s;sx'8s ssas % ssslss sss sss 's'
O,iIsf f ''ii estate owned S'2ssSs
M s M |s ,s 2; ~. ssas e. ssss
Tafs bapks sud bankers and trust
06&apanipg. other ihan reserve fioofa m
Checks 1f,t other cash items 2tofzeS
tehnnho4 ftf clearing house fleI ~
Due ron eppfoxod reserve agents g1l,eie 7g
i.aWfui moneY tasefyed n haah, M
" =. Currency Anil Nntional
XIV Iissi s coin. n,ss IL sH ssss5s nDet@
Miseellaneous Assets ita9'. g
rofAA slo.lsg F,s.sl
EiAhl1s1flss
CapIsaa stock pN,d il 49.spm
Undlvidsd pfuii1s lssh Ok penssa,
interest and taxes IaiQ IN 3 N.ds
Due 10 National. astaisapd pslvate
bnnks and bankers and trust
companios other Than reAffea ix,At n
Due - 4ppr0ve reserve ageuts 3N -
l.iyidends unpaid 1888 q
snhfect 10 photk e1,iU.HM -
ceItlanetes 81 deposit elQgo
gsEsi.sd enecsa is,fsS e
standing 34AtIaH I.t71sN8l ~
Depoaita ltimej
Savings aud special 6.AQ8s W. no
Billn nay AHA. idciudlna Certificates
81 dopoAik for money borrowed 7HAs01Qe
LlasIsl.s 81 ssh e tssn iao.saeevs Z
1 stated es63lagl
Total slol1s,1a 3
lsFkrR ~ MAnrEAens couasr ~ tion.
1 yHssrKR. IS.
/ III. G. Wills, s'aehlef 81 til ai0re itaniea
/ Institution. 10 AplaSuu'y AWissrfh ttia 13H8tf
statement h ffiio 20 lA,s boft 81 rs sficWi.
edge and belief.
> q. MiItA tishssf.
Huhueflbed ard sw RI "a ilafs,gu noe flftMl Atss
/ dAF 81 jnuuHrY. 100
MARY Llak II, DIN 7. Koary Pahsis
| Correct Attest;
a. HAMILTON nAYfsft
W. LAIRD HENRY,
CALVIN nAftiInUT ~,
4 lsR4t Directors
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

Orphans Court Of ST. Mary's County.
Sct:--Jannary ~, 1870
This Is 10 give notice that The sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for 81 Mary's County, letters
lestamentary on the estate Of
MARY ]. BURcH,
late Of said county, doceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber on or before fl,e IT'D
day Of July, 1870. they may other.
wise by law be excluded from 81 hene.
% Of said estate All persons indebt.
ed 70 said estate are requested 70 make
immediate payment.
A. STUART BURCH,
Itzb-bt. Executor,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-21
COUNTY BOARD ASKS
TICK DIPPING DELAY

The county commissioners yester-
day morning passed resolution ask
ing the State Livestock Board to post
pone cattle dipping until some time
after April 20. The resolution was
introduced by Mr.. McCurdy anc Sec
onded by Mr.. Candy. Both men say
the livestock owners are strongly OPP
posed to dipping their cattle during
the present month, claiming the
weather is too cold
A second resolution calling on Aus
tin Brothers OF Atlanta to start work
by Tuesday on the Eleven Mile creek
bridge was passed. Under this reso-
luton if the contractors fail to start
work the board will have the bridge
constructed by others.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-21
MILTON HIGH GIRLS
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

Milton, Mar. 20.-An excellent en-
tertainment by the high school girls
was given Friday evening. Miss Vida
Mathis, a graduate of the State Col
lege for Women, and Miss Olivia
Thomas, a graduate Of the Pennsyl-
vania Conservatory of Music were di-
rectors of the program.
Among those who took part were:
Sybil McNair, Louise Virgins, Mary
Evelyn Bowden, Margaret Holder, Lu-
ellie Salter, Willie Mae Shepherd,
Clara Belle Holloway. Alta CoIlns,
Robina Sheppard Prudence Howell,
Terry Mae Barnes, Nellie Margaret
Ellis, Lois Sindorf, Ruth Souls, Mil
dred Pickard, Elizabeth Brown, Fe-
dora Krentzman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-21

purpose Of planning how to assist the
Civic League, Shakespeare Club and
Junior Civic League in the cleanup
campaign which begins March IS and
continues through March 81.
There was a large attendance. Mil
ton was divided into 10 districts and
captains were elected as follows: L.
Willard Ramsey; 2. Reginald Licatae;
3, Ellis Williams; 4, Lyman Lynn; 5,
Walstine Alday; 6, John NJ. Shepherd:
Z, Joe Lane; s, Herman Lynn; 8 David
Rosenhouse; 10, Elmer Allen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-21
SHIPPING NOTES.

The schooner Mary G. Duff re-
ported off the bar late last night and
will be moved to dock this morning.
She is from Novo Scotia.
The Nova Scotian schooner, Siles-
ira D., arrived in port yesterday con-
signed to Fi11ette, Green & Co.
The American steamer Northon-
ian is expected to arrive in port this
morning from New Orleans. She will
take on a coal cargo for a European
port. The steamer is consigned to the
Corona Coal Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-21
Bronchitis
Chest Colds

When that tightness appears in your
chest and the sharp pains signify in
flammation and congestion you need
a hot application right away.
Heat eases pain, and when you use
Begy's neutrality-suspicious. heat
that quickly reduces all soreness and
congestion. Apply it tonight and cover
with a cloth You'll feel lots better
IN the morning. It's a grand sensible
remedy that all who use IL praise. 80
cents. S. C. Wells & Co. IeT2ov ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-21

the Cole eight and the Columbia six
make headquarters with the Southern
Tire and Electric Company. 1S w.
Garden-st- He is figuring on taking
on another car which sells for about
100000. The Cole and the Columbia
are well known automobiles and with
Mr.. Scherfinns' knowledge OF the busi-
ness should go well in this section.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-21
MILTON BOY SCOUTS
HOLD BUSY MEETING

Milton, Mar. 20.-The Milton Boy
Scouts held an interesting meeting
Friday night at the home of Scout
master w. J. Williams, Jr., for the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-21
81 q SSZ=7EYsa
NksEIzzysS 4
- Isl
BLUE RIBBoN.

bIue Ribbon Extracts are still mt
up In 2 OF. bottles, full measure. Con-
sumers not only get more quantity in
this size bottle but they get the high
est quality. goes further and the fla
vo- is perfect
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-21
SCHERFINNS WILL
HANDLE TWO CARS

A. NJ. Scherfinns. who is we'll known
in the automobile game, will handle
in Pensacola from now on. He will
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11
Sc We FORBADE
TAMBIEN A HACER LA
PAZ CON RUSSIA
No obtendra sin embargo, ter
mInos tan ventajosos CO.
mo los estonianos

RFFAL, Febrero 10.-Letvia Sc
guira 81 ejemplo de Estonia Y pen
dra fin a su lucha con Russia desie
luego. Como Estonia antes del ar
mistic;o, ha sido empuiada a extre-
midades. SERUM puede deducirse de
su acci6n de ultima nora, parz L.
graz tomar parte en- las conferen-
cias de Dorrat. Esta sin embargo,
SC halla ahora demasiado a%vanzada
para permitirle su ingr2so de 4
ranera ian intsmpestiva. por 10 que
tendrd u someterse a las condicio-
mes QUE. Sc le impongan. Por de
pronto no podria decirsc que nego-
ciaciones Sc emprenda, pues Sc csta
obrando secretamente, pero eS de
creerse que para IentrO de una Sc
mana o tai vez menos, Sc i1aya arre-
elado va un arnlistIcio. Lstvla sin
EMBARGO. no obrara De una man+ra
decisiva per su propia cuenta, i
oue recatara el c~onsentiniento de
los aliados: pero no Sc espera cue
estos hagan oposici6n de su parte.
N~aturaIntente. Letvia no recibira
terminus tan ventajosos como los es-
t~onianos, de parte de Russia; pues
las circunstancias'ha variado mu-
cho siendo Ia principal de elias, Ia
poca dispon:bilidad de Inglaterra pa
ra prestar a los Estados balticos
una ayuda practicamente victoriosa
sobre sus enemigos ercarnizados,
Kolchak Y Denikine Y demas fuer-
zas anti-bclshevikis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11

era Eulalia-mi novia-el acontec;-
miento de todoS los diaS. Por verla
ha9a~Se e agiHAHan iunto u "A Ia
cuartos-y ran muchos- teni@n re-
srrei ciaS dc 81 bei!eza. Este prodU-
Ga tn mi uu semtlmento de murtlfl-
caciGn mezciado con vanioad. Emo
jabame QUE tod:.s ias miradaS.-y re
poco< gemelos-Se ciavaSen en Ia Il
Eura de :~mpecAIes Lineas. de IRE
probable forzna de Eulalia: pero al
mismo tempo II agaoame - vanidad
de c~oasiderar que aquei tesoro tan