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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
COUNCIL .
TAKING CONTROL
OF DARDANELLES
Elaboration Of Turkish
Treaty Continued; Will
son Points Needed

San Reno, April 22.-Plans for the
control of-sthes berdanelles were for
INFLATED by the supreme council to-
day. Control will he exercised by two
international commissions. One, an
administrative body. will regulate
the traffic, fix the dues for the use
of the straits and supervise affairs
much the same as the Suez canal
commission does for the Suez waterA
way. Il
The other-body will he a. military
commission, having at it's, disposition
forces whictnwill be located in part
ons the Gallipoli Peninsula and part
on the other side of the straits.
The passage of these straits will be
declared to be forever free to the
worlds shipping during either peace
or war. It~does not appear hat the
United States will be Represented OH
the commissions
The Armenian frontiers we're. again
discussed but mo definite decision
was reached. The tribute that Egypt
has paid since 1870 TO the Turkish
empire. which was hypothecated by
the Turks as security for loans, will
continue to be paid by Egypt to the
bondholders.
Paris. April 22.-The Allied SUI
prene council this morning continued
its elaboration Of the treaty With
Turkey, according to the San Reno
correspondent of the Havas Agency.
Having in mind the reservations for
mulated by President Wilson in his
note of last month. the CORRESPONDENT
says, the council decided not to allo-
cate Immediately and definitely, the
Smyrna wedge to Greece.
In view of the fact h a the i'm
ment, especially since the war. has
obliged many Greeks to quit the ter
>ritory, a plebiscite will be held a few
years hence to determine the final
disposition of the region
With regard to the protection OF
minorities., the correspondent contin-
ues, the Ottoman government win be
compelled to pledge itself to respect
the different beliefs. Every act con-
-trary to Lneutrality in this respect will
be considered by the cQ-contracting
powers as a violation ON the treaty.
and may lead to military repression.
Representatives of the LEAGUE Of Ma
tions will be installed at Constantine
pie to receive the complaints of the
minorities,,if there are any.
The receipt Of the German note
asking permission for an army Of q
minimum strength of, 100000 men,
ms a llVely impression on
members OF the council. In Italian
and British circles, however. it did not
seem to cause surprise and even ap-
peared to- be favorably regard ed. The
German appeal accords, with ideas.al-
ready expressed by the chief Of the
Italian government. The opinion ex-
pressed in French circles is II, in view
of the danger OF Bolshevism. this de-
mand IL granted, France ought to re-
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PLURALITY POLLED
FOR, JOHNSON in
NEBRASKA GAINS

Lincoln, Neb., April 23.-The plu-
rality pollcd by United States Senator
Hiram W.#sJohnson of California over
Major General Leonard Wood for Re-
publican presidential preference in
Tuesdays Nebraska primary has in-
creased q s15,0.1iH according to res
turns COMPLIED by the Lincoln Daily
Figures from ~ Of the states %
COUNTIES. estimated by the star to
represent so per cent Of theetotal vote
In the state gave Johnson 81. sos,
william Jennings Bry&n, in the
contest for delegate at large to the
Dehnocratie national convention. re-
turns fourth place on the face OF re-
turns from ~ counties, representing
q vote which tabulatorss, here figure
10 be feuf-fifthss0f the stateScomplete.
With four to be chosen, two Hitchcock.
while onsof the bryan cnndidatss
was in third, &s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
BENTALL WILL =
ASK FOR STAY
ON EXECUTION

Minneapolis. April 23.-Jacob o.
Bentall. former socialist candidate for
governor, recently convicted of violat-
ing the espionage act during the war.
will ask for a stay of execution. and
move for a new trial when he appears
before Judge Page Morris in United
States district court in Minneapolis to
be sentenced next Monday morning,
T. E. Latttncr, Bentall's attorney,
said today.
Tho motion for a new trial will be
made on the ground that Judge. Nor
ris again erred in, charging the Jury.
Mr.. Lattimer said. A new trial was
granted Bentall IN the same charge
when he. was convicted on April II.
1918. before Judge Norris, by the
United States district court Of appeals
at St. Louis.
Bentall was to appear for sentence
this. morning but through some mis-
understanding did not reach the city
deferfcdduntil Monday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
WOMEN FEATURE
IN CONVENTION
Kansas Democrats Elect
Three Women AS Dele
gates 70 San Francisco

Wichita. Kas, April 27.-Womea
had a large part in the state Demo
cratic convention here today. A
woman delegate and oma alter
Mate We're elected on the big Four
delegates at large, and two women
were among the sixteen delegates
elected by the districts and CONFIRMED
by the convention, and three were
among the alternatea. The resolu-
tons adopted also approved Of the
woman suffrage Amendment.
the record of the democratic party in
constructive legislation and endorse-
ment& Of the League Of Nations. the
resolutions make special reference to
the democratic policy Of q bonus Tor
service men. commend the amend
ment Of the constitution to prohibit
liquors, condemn compulsory mill
tas5 training, condemn legislAtion abs
rogating tho right of labor t. bar
gain collectively. condemn. the Al
ministration OF governor AllenSas be-
ing "self-advertisipg," And Instruct
the delegates to the national eonven-
tioI1 to vote as Z unit on al material
questions. -
Delegates to thu national conyen-
ton 80 .uninstrueted as ~ areliden-
tial candidates. AeeIAttAr from Presi-
dent Wilson 10 JoIett Sh6uSe. setting
forth the League OF Ntfions = q
ia1ue,2WAas read to thaIcon-
ventlon. The president said
y cannot help thinking that the
party, Is to be congratulated n the
fact that It hAsAcomest6 4 yearSof ex-
ceptional opportunity and duty The
issue which it IL our duty to Raise
Nith the voters q the country ihs
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VOTE TAKEN BY
STRIKERS. TODAY
AT CHICAGO MEET

Chicago, sApril 2S.-sh4kine
railroades1 meeting here this aft
ernoon adjourned without taking
action toward calling on the out
law strikes.
Six Thousand strikers crowded
into the hall when the meeting
opened. Many were waving
American flags.
John Grunau and Harold
Reading were greeted with
cheers when they appeared.
Reading was released from Jail
last night aQd Grunau tho day
The meeting opened with \thc
singing of america"
Grunau told the strikers he
called the meeting to giycA the ,
men y fair Opportunity to decide
whether or not they should re.
main on strike. He recommend
cd no action.
Adjournment was taken when
it developed that railroad man
agcrs had ignored An imitation
to attend and discuss the mems
demands.
The managers have refused to
treat With the ontlays o. all were
members OF the cstahliahed
brOtherhoods with which the
roads have cOnf1nctS.
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DECLARES MOST OF
DIVORCES ARE ALL
"CUT AND DRIED"

Washington, April 23.-More than
fifty per cent of the divorces granted
in this country are based on
'trumped. up charges resulting from
the fascination OF the husband or
wife for someone else. Francis Minor
Moody of Chicago. executive secre-
tary of the international committee on
marriage and divorce. declared today
before the senate judiciary comnlity
tee. u =
G Appearing in support of a joint
resolution proposing a constitutional
amendment providing for uniform
federal marriage 'and divorce laws,
Mr.. Moody charged that the news
papers refused to print articles deal
ing with the seriousness of the divorce
situation because many OF the men
connected with the newspapers ARE
Of that kind" ~
< The witness declared hat the di-
vorce evil was a worse plague than
the saloon yer was" and that the
remedy was in federal legislation.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23

sDiii1k1n B4yS Fas1s--A j. Dsxs4
Kin OF Grand Norkt ,has spufthSSed
the LAIR farm a,of $50 acres near
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
10000 Industrial
Workers In Vienna
Strike For More Pay

Vienna. April 23.-Seventy thousand
industlN,I workers struck here today
having failed to obtain the increase in
pay they had demanded. The workers
In the gas and electric plants. and
those having to do with the produce
ton and distribution, of bread. milk
and other necessities will continue to
work, until Monday when they declare
they will Join the strike if no settle
ment Of the demands has been report
ed. Za3, =
Tt is expected that the movement
will spread to the provinces.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
D Pure T0od z z z
88 e. For the Home 81. 1HB

X Q cups pork and8beans.
vi cup diced ham. 4
J. cup diced celery.
Il teaspoon minced parsley .
tablespoons chopped green pep
pers.
1 cup salad dressing.
Mix carefully. Line a salad dish
with crisp lettuce leaves; add the
salad: garnish II desired, and serve
very cold!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23
STRIKERS VOTE TO
GO TO JAIL BEFORE
RETURNING TO WORK

Cleveland. April 2S.-Fivc
hundred striking members of the
Cleveland yardmen'G association.
at a meeting here this afternoon
,,yated TO 60 to jail in preference
to returning to work. The men
voted. against ~retuthink Us work
after Frank j. OR0urke. presi-
dent OF tks association, had motif
fled the men that department OF
Justice agents had notified him
that unless the strikers returned
to work by tOmgFr6w morning
the leaders would be arrested.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-23

Washington. April %. = The fight
against levying a sales tax to obtain
part Of the money for soldier relief
legislation was taken todayto the floor
Of the house.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28
~CELEBRARON LOS BOLSHEYIKIS SUS VCTCRIAS
SCBRE LOS ANTI-BOLSEEVEKIS Y LOS ALIADOS
Sieie dies de fiesta fueron decretados por Ell ~goblerno de
Moscou, kabiendo tenido Iugm durante eAos, > .
entusidsticos ceremonies en- todos los freRtes

Entire eI II del mes en- curse,
d~esertaron 5000 soldados de las
fuerzas de Yudenitch, la mayor parte
de los cuales Sc pasaron a las fiIas
bolshevikis.
Del compute de las noticias publ
cadas durante Ia semana, sc We que
los bolshevikis hicieron a sus enerl-
muchos millares de priSioneros
V les ouitaron once tanques, $4,000
carros de ferrocarril 1900 ametra-
lladoras Y % trenes blindados a los
rusos blancos.
e. Diario Pravda, entire las infor-
maciones cue public6, dice: "Ahora
que eSta alberto el canine a traves
del Caucaso Y Siberia, debemos pen
.sar en- la manefa de ayudar a nues-
tros camaradas de China Y IA India.
1 "Aparentemente, hemos vencldo
a todos ruestros enemigos ]eNternos;
pero tenemos aun otro enemlgo que
veneer, dentro de nuestro propio
pais, nuestra apatia n%acional. Hasta
QUO no hayamos cambiado de modo
de ser, no ?odremos decir que hemos
tenido IN verdadero mejoramlento''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28

gruesa adena que usa en- ell reloj Ell
Ministro, Ell segundo disparo TAM
bien fall0 por haber pegado en- un
bottom Y el tercero fue el cue Sc lie
incrusto en- ell hombro al Ministro.
La herida es leve, segun dicen los
medicos que atienden al M;nistro, pc
TO Sc hace necesaria una operation
para extraer la bala que euedo in
crustada.
Segun declare el a~saltante a la po-
!ocia, obro en- la forma que 10 hi2o.
aes2ue.' de ha52r preSenciad5 algu-
nos de los debates en- n causa mstrui-
da contra Helfferich, por acusacion
de Erzberger V despues de conven-
cerse de que el Ministro + "nocivo
para Alemania."
POGO despues del atentado. empe-
aaron a circular rumores de I'M inml-
nente levantamientc monarquico, por
10 que el Ministro de la Deiensa
Gustavo Noske. ordeH0 que Sc pusie-
ran tropas en- los alr2ieGores de TO-
dos los edificios del goh.trno Y Sc
d~ictaron medldas encaminada a cvitar
cualquier motin. pcohihiSAGGse al pd-
blico entrar 9 ~cie"taS ZoYaS.
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BERLIN. Enero 27.-En vista de
la eycitaci0n que reina con motlvo
del atentado contra la vida del Mi
nistro de Hacienda, Matias Erzner-
ger. Y de las actividades desplegadas
DOR los elementos monarquistas, ei
gobierno ha tornado toda clase de
Drecauciones para prevenir un ie-
vantamiel;to ~monarquico. Los partl-
darios del ex-kaiser NJ pueden per-
donar a Erzberger el haber sido ell
mediator para el arreglo de la paz Y
su vida Sc ha visto varias veces anne
naZada.
e. asaltante de E~rzberger es un
ex-teniente del Eiercito aleman, que
actualmente estaba estudiando una
carrera. V sin duda obr0 insplrado
o Ia propaganda que Ia prensa
morarouica ha venido hacienda, es-
pecialmentc en- contra del Ministro
de Hacienda. a quien llama Ell "hom-
bre mas odiado de Alemania.". Won
Hirschfeld. que asi Sc llama el asal-
tante. hizo uSo de una pistola de
uequeno calibre V Ell primer trio Que
dispar6 contra Erzberger, no surtio
efecto debido a que choco cor una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28

REVAL. Enero 27.-La "Semana
del f%rente." decretada por ell gooler-
no ruso del Soviet para ceIebrar las
v~ictorias alcanzadas por los ejercltcs
bolsiievikis sobrc las fuerzas de ho-
chalk ' Deuikine y ell triunfo mora!
sobre la entente. Sc llevo a cabo con
Gelirante entusiasmo en- toda Ia Ru-
STA, La semana fijada para Ia les
tividad fu6 Ia comprendida del Is al
% del mes en- curse y la idea original
fue la de que las noticlas de esas VIC
torias bo!shevikis llegaran a oldoS
de toda la nacion. empleandose para
clio fon6grafos Y otrOs aparatos acus-
ticGs. .,
Durante la semana, los perlodicoS
rusos d;eron preferential a las notl-
cias relacionadas 0 las o~peraclones
m~ilitares en- Ell sur de Russia Y Ell Ia
Siberia. asi como al curse de Ia nue-
va poltica aliada referente a Ia rea-
nudaci6n de las relaciones comercla-
les entire Ia entente Y Russia; por 10
Que era frecuente yer notlclaS como
6stas:
Kirchiz Sc ha hecho bolshevik! y
la poblaci6n aniQuil6 a Ia ~guarnIclon
cosaca &c Ia plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28
DESARMARA Ell
EJERCITO De YUDENITCH
Tai accion Sc cree que traera
cono resultado, un rapido
v feliz termino de las
Conferencias de
Depart

IONDRES, Enero 2T.-Un despa-
cho de Reval recibido aqul hoy. Ia
cuenta de U ell gobierno eStonlano
evpidi6 el domingo una orden para
cue toIas las fuerZas del ElerclVo
russo del Norceste que Sc haliaFah
dentro de rerritorio estonlano. tue
ran desarmaGas Y como Ia orden st
lIev6 q efecto luego, para ahora ei
eiercito del General Hudenltch, que
amenaz0 en- uu tempo cen capturar
la plaza de Petrogrado, ha deJaao'
p~rac;icamente de eXiStlr. Este acto
ell eobierno estoniano Sc mterpreta
como una indication de Il proXlma
= feliZ conclusion de las conterenclas
de Dorpat. 10 que signiflca ell adVe-
rimiento definitivo de Ia paz entire
Russia V la Estonia. e desarme de
las fuerzas de Yudenitch en- terrific
RIO e~stoniano. era uno de los prIncl-
pales obstaculos que habia para la
conclusion definjtiva de Ia paZ entire
los dos paises Y ahora cue Ell go
bierno ha dado la orden para lie
var a efecto tai acto, es caSl SECURE
que muy pronto Sc firmara la paZ.
Esra ~creencia viene a contlrmarse
tambien por los rapidos preparedness
de Estonia para tratar Ell prob!ema
obrero Y social con la cooperation DE
Russia.
Parte de las fuerzas de Yudenitch
que han sido desarmadas, sc emoar-
caran para Arkangel, tan pronto
como ouedan obtenerse los barcos ne
cesarios para el trausporte, pues ell
viaje Sc hara por aqua, a traves del
Baltico del Mar Negro. Las fuer-
zss Que Sc embarquen Sc compondra
urincipalmente de yoluntarios, Off
ciales en- SUI mayor parte Y sera reia-
tivamente pequena comparable con
las que ouedaran en- e. pals. No Sc ma
resuelto aun, 81 tambien el General
Yudenitch Sc embarcara o no con
esas tropas.
Los almsceres del Ejercito ruso del
Noroeste han sido confiscados por
los es~tonianos, pero seran restituidos
cuando ell ejarcito saIga del pals Sc
gun promesa que Sc lie ma hecho.
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IrTFRAIlRA.-MAGlA -MA1ERIAS DlVERSAS
oBPAS DE SAMUEL SMILES.

e. Aho-ro I
& De5er {
iAyudate. :
Vida y Trabsio :
YiMie de u J0yen aI-e!edor del Nundo {
vida de jorge Stephenson ....--...-.- I
Inv entores 2 IadustriaieS ......-...... {
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28
NO HAY PELIGRO De CRISIS
MINISTERIAL EN- ESPANA

MADRID, Enero 27.-El Presi-
dente de- Consejo, senior Aliende Sa-
lazar. declare a los p~ericdistas cue
cstuvieron a entrevistarlo. que no ha-
bia POI ahora peligro alguno de una
nueva crisis en- ell gabinete, nj par
cial. nj .otal. pucsto que, segun "a
firm6. todos los miembros del Con-
seio estaban enteranlente de acuer-
do respecto de las medidas que Sc a
doptaran per ell gobierno Y los Sc
Dores Ministries Sc hallaban dispuss-
tos a e~nfrertarse con la situacion en-
ell ParlamentG.
Agreg6 81 P~residente que Gesde que
81 Sc hizo cargo dc Ia Presidential
del Consejo, la situacion del gopier-
no, en- E de debilitarse Sc habia
lido afirmando cada dia MAS Y mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28
Fue muerto IN general cosa-
co en- Ell combate COR
los onaeriCaR0S

WASHINGTON, Enero 21.-La
Secretaria de Guerra americana ha
recibido noticia de VI. divos'ok' oe
r,,e en- el staque de que fueron "ole-
to los guardias americanos que Sc ne
Ian de ~servicio en- Ia inca Ierroca-
rrilera en- Posolka, et ola 10 del &C
tual. por I'm destacamento de tuerzaS
osaca mgndadas por un general
cosaco de las tropas del General Sc
menoff. dicho jefe resulto muerto
en- ell encuentro Y el resto de Sus
hombres hecho prisioneros.
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La retaguardia checa en- 81
IBERIA combate con
los rojos

LONDRES. Enero 2T.-Un despa-
cho de Hardin. Manchuria, recioldo
how aoui, dice que les checos que Sc
bailan aUa en- Siberia. nan informado
u 81 retaguardia estaba comoa-
t;endo con las tropas bolshevikis en-
Kansk. al oriente de Krasnoyarsk'
bace dias V que los revolucionarlos
de Irkutsh han enviado una comision
a los bolshevikis, para ofreecr hacer
IA paz bajo cualesquiera condlclo-
mes.
Fl mismo deSpacho da cuenta de
que va ha ~empezado la evacuation
de las tropas americanas de la region
del Lago Baikai Y que el General
Janin, jefe de la mission francesa sc
balla en- viaje hacia ell o%rlente.. ma
biendo llegado va a Ferhne-OdlnsN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28
Aemania qHiere que los olia-
dos desistan de la entrega
de los alemanes

PARIS, Enero 27.--E goblarn"
aleman ha enviado una nota a Pa
ris en- Ia cual, segIn re dice, pIeten7
de.una vez mas induclr a los aliados
q oue renuncian 4 ia ejecuclo4i del
articulo 22S del tratado de raz. que
~estipula Ia entrega por Aleman!a, De
las personas acusadas de actos viola
torios de las leyes Y costimbres dc
Ia guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28
Yugo Eslauia acepta ell arre'
glo del prcblema del
AdriGfico

BERNA, Suiza, Enero 27.-CH
despacho procedente de Belgrade
recibido hoy aqui, dice que ell gob1er.
no yugo-eslavo ha decidido aceptar c!
arregio del problma del Adriatlco
nor los aliados. en- vista del ult1n'a-
tum que lie fuera en"iado por Ia en-
tente.
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Manual de LecherlS-
Manual dc MecanIca Industrial
Manual Gel Pintor.
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Manual aei E&S1csn,e de SeaA
Manual c. EetclEaTIa y EGuIt2clsh-
M,,r,at del Eapat--C.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28

Cuando neceslte libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio f. Lozano. 10 ~
csnta Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.