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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14

NEW YORk-ro mar the handsome
face SO she could hold his love Is
the reason given by Mrs. Alexander
Sokoisky In an alleged confession
that sho threw carbOlic acid In her
husbands face. He was "a promi.
HGnt labor leader at New Haven.
Conn. She Disappeared Immediate
ly after his death. june 20, and tho
mystery banled police until she twas
Recently arrested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
of House
In Tennessee De6es
Wilson ON Suffrage

NASHVILLE, Tonn., Aug. 14.-"I
do not believe that men OF Tennessee
will surrender honest convictions for
political expediency or harmony"
Speaker Walker Of the Tennessee
house Of representatives declared IN
a telegram 10 President Wilson. He
was replying to a message from the
president last night urging the Ten
nessee house to concur In the action
OF the state n a In ratlfying the
suffrage amendment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14

You will find 1t in our CLASH
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
FALL HATS

Announcing the arrival of our complete line Of
Stctson HATS for Fail and Winter wear.
The nobbiesi shapes ever shown In n variety Of
cnlorS. are found In this seasons offering by
Americas Foremost Hattcrs.
YOUR rs CORDIALLY INVITED
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
of Want Ads by bringing Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
GETTING TIRED OF

EVANSVILLE. Ind.-When -CaRsius
McFall. tho most arrested man" In
Evansville. was again hailed into the
told the Judge he intended to go to the
country and settle down to a quiet
life
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Askov

Elmer Sorensen has had con-
siderable trouble with his knee
which he hurt while out camp
ing with the boy Scouts. but is
now up and around again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dietz of
Bellingham. Lac Qui Parle coun-
". came here yesterday for a
few days visit at the home of
his brother, Anton ]. Dietz. and
to look over land in the vicinity
of Askov.
j. T. lessen. son. Peter and
daughter, kathrine of Extra.
Iowa, visited here from Friday
till Tuesday at the home of his
brother, Andrew p lessen, north
of town.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Russia instioatino Hoiy War

London Red Russia is backing m
Turkish nationalist government and
promoting proposed holy war 10
directed especially against the Bri
tsh, according 10 Or Narzlm Bey
Nazarlm Bey is head Of the executive
committee al seven Of the committee
on union and progress, which is so~r
OF cabinet OF the Turkish nationals,
movement. He said the sovie. env.
ernm mt had sent 1000 eco ruhles in
gold IN AnEora 10 pay the Turkish n.
uonalist troops ana for ether pur
poses
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Woman Speeds BY Aiahwayman

Luverne, MINI When a masked
man stepped in front Of her autono.
ne ana commanded here 10 stop Mrs
frank Ni!!ers Of Beaver Creek -ovr
ship, on her way home from, N ~
ATTEMPTED 10 eoErr~~xila the bandits
conimand Being frightened. she stem
ped on the accelerator instead ana M,
past the a>toQnded bandi, TO tho vii,
iage OF Beaver Creek-at a tarr;so
speed Once there She gave The -,
oruaelts INC
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
FISH PROVES TO BE BOOZE

Harlem, Mont-"Dan" Minueh will
tell the world that Il is a glad and iov-
Gus place and great TO be alive. While
hshlng on the banks OF the Milk river.
Dan poled in some bourbon whisky
which he lost on the very same spot
IS years ago In 1897. he says. he
lost 100 quarts OF whisky when one NJ
us wagons overturned in a food. The
quart he hshed up is the same brand
There is talk Of diverting the river To
get the other - bottles.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
C0Rk's MAYOR ON STRIKE
Head OF Corporation Arrested Refuses
Food and Is Joined BY Others.

Cork. lreland-Terence McSweney.
Lord Mayor Of this city. and 10 men
who were arrested with him. have re-
fused food since they were placed in
a military harrack. and have been
Joined in their hunger strike by other
prisoners. The Lord Mayor OF Cork
and other members of the corporation
will be tried on the charge of sedition.
according TO statement made here
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
BOND PL0TTeR OEPoRTeD

Canadian Connected With New York
Case Said to be Wanted in North.
New York-Arthur Ecrement. form.
er member OF the Canadian house Of
parliament. whose name was drawn
into New York's 5000, 900 bond pilot
was secretly deported to Canada. It
was learned at Ellis Island
Ecrement. whose roll in the bond
plot" was that Of witness. is said to
be wanted by Canadian authorities in
connection with an alleged wire tap
ping scheme in Buffalo and Montreal
The warrant asserted he was SUBJ
ject to deportation because he had
never been legally admitted and be-
cause he was liable to become a pub
lie charge because Of criminal tenden.
cies.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Yukon Stores Lack Supplies.

Dawson. Y. ARRIVALS from the
head of Polly River, 200 miles north
OF Fort Selkirk. bring word that the
stores in that district have been out
OF supplies for months They have
had no sugar since Christmas.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
sIxIeTn WEDDINe ANNIVERSARY DAY

the Lords PRAYER and the bene-
diction. After heartiest conpra-
tulations were extended the
guests went home feeling keenlv
the congen'alitv and hospitality
which has always been character
iStic of the Smith and Webher
families.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Posse Led BY Girls Father.

lndianapolis-Led by Tom Holt.
father OF two girls s and years old.
who were enticed into cornfeld and
attacked, posse secured the neigh
horhood of Pleasant Run. near here,
for the man committing the ofense.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

George the Scout who with fish supplied,
But then George made good anyt thing he tried
The littlest of those brothers Leo
He made fine period for that invaluable trio
Sgurd the sad that his shoulders turned red
He would miss flies but bread.
Elmer Morgensen another new Scout:
But berries he picked like all get
As bedroom police Carl NJ. managed O X
But at padding Well Carl, that's all will say.
Johannes bIueberry squad took the cake;
But whatever he starts for his goal he will make
Elmer NJ the boss of the scandaous crew
Who turned II chickens a stew.
Thomas, X p, with Charlie L. gondollered
Then skipped with the cookies while was cleared
Emery was the boy just brmful of pep
At hot cakes we'll as short stophe kept his rep
In the marshmallow line Hans N fell right in
But say, wasn't he always neat as a pin?
The ladylike Skiold mascot's nurse
For knocking home he might have been worse
Jimmy, another soaked buttermk knight
Found that Mark Tdd put all his to flight
Henrik belonged it seemed like we knew
First in the water and first al the stew.
Dressed in Rudy's bathing suit, Hans a scream
Becoming grown-up must be his fond dream
When fourths announced Hoger marched right up
And stuck out his plate and held his cup
Sivers a hummer a batting the ball.
But olives, pickles and he was first of all
Sgvart fshed and he fshed but the fish wouldn't bite:
He'd kill his disappointment with hours eating downright
Camp life seemed happily for Henry to pass
Till he lost track of his wide Jelly glass.
Harald took t" camp life bird takes to air.
With his bloaed blue eye he always right there.
He arose at A. NJ the first pancake get
Tiny Tim, our Napoleon. placed himself on first base
And the batter to gain it-he did have to
Our trip is past its tale has been told
But the memory of it will grow old.
Next again with boserous shouts
Wen all fall right the grand old Boy Scouts
Contributed.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

Ashury Park, n Jewels valued
at nearly $4,000 were stolen from a
safe in the residence of Samuel Ma-,,
ger an official Of the Guggenheim cor
poration. while the family was out
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Federal Agents Seize whi.Lx

'hlcago-Federal prohibition agents
nave seized carload of whisky. VAL
ued at $4,000. and arrested eight
men IN connection with its shipmen,
ne whisky was reported TO have been
brought here from kentucky.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Two Sisters Are Drowned

Aurora. Mimi Two sisters lost
their lives and third girl rescued her
self from a raft on which the three
were playing on Partridge river.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Canned Neat.
Dairy,

7 \. Thomson his COMPLETED
the eNcavating for ooN3O resi-
dence which he Will erect ON his
lots along the Elwell road
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

all diamonds could have glorious time.
NO games going at We Below 5 a little ode in com
so cleared around our log cabin mcmoration.
For five glorious days the woods cracked with life
As camp dubbed under mad Boy Scout strife.
They ate. and they baed, and they ducked and sang;
There such clerbatter and such a clerbang
That ordinary folks would have died with pang;
But the Scouts Oh boy, That life of doors
With no thought of spud bug sign of odd chores
Valle. S. M. was busy morning and night;
Log cabins and Scouts be his delight
Rev. Rodhom was with us-umpre of the strife
And this year he took with him his happy wife
I'm the. morning the tents must be quiet, said Doc.
For my health requires sleep until 10 o'clock
Ingstrup shocked the whole camp when
He was seen on the river, with two ladies fair
Babe Ruth X. P simply N c..
Hed sneak off as slick a cat skins tree.
BY smelled to the blueberries and then oh man,
All the bueberries lay in the lap of Nan.
Mrs Olsen like a fish to the took
But its for all the good food that thank cook
lngrid and Fyla the cookie twins"
Enjoyed life to the full both and ms
We had small mascot-called Gladys by name,
AS question box surely shed win worldly fame
Baby Miriam stands our last little miss
SO sweet-that wei going send her a kiss.
There was Heveg-w who in regular Paul Revere style
Rode from camp - midnight all alone mile by mile
Then there Louis-he called Louie Fisk
When he the why his life he would risk
1t was Hoger who hoisted Old Glory on high
A JOY and pride to each Scout passing by.
On dark stormy night Elmer +. took walk
Brought back wet skin and our buttermk stock.
Small Harry arrived one day a camp;
From Big Sand to the river is quite long tramp
With goggles string Ralph. could just smash ball
Bot then stmuant I've heard that olives naturally beat all
The strong man from Borneo that Asgar trow
He was strong ON all duties and strong on the chow.
Carl II. hearts eaddened with music-oh no
But in Judging the eats he everything but slow
Jens Peter-star catcher of H. had set
His heart n l. w w: but missed it-you bet
Alvin with young and new
But Avins Scout l II Just tell YOU.
Slim Vic had his hopes blasted in camp ker flup'
He thought that pickle would faen him up
There Teddy old third base man you know
He would miss catch as slick rs a throw.
1t that Wagner after three X p rounds
Must first class cookie by and by bounds
Fish hooks and angeworms that's Elmer all over:
He'd rather fish than eat honey from clover.
Poison and Pickles and W w air
Pcstered shorty but T. we'll Shorty simply belongs
Stanley would rather play umpire than bat;
I2,t tb.p> l,tSN f h,..
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

Boston-Some 10000 investors en-
trusted a total variously estimated at
from sl5,ooc,O00 to $4,000. 900 to
Charles POnzi in money-makinE
scheme which postal officials have de-
clared TO be absolutely impossible Of
fulfillmentF Ponzi surrendered to the
federal authorities here, explaining
that he was unable to meet his obliEa-
tions because OF the closing of the
hanover Trust company, where the
bulk OF his funds were deposited.
He was arrested charged with hav.
ing used the mails to defraud. arraiSn-
ed and held in bonds OF $25. 900 for q
hearing August ls Morris Rudnick. q
real esatte dealer of the 2oxbury dis
trlct. furnished the sureties.
meanwhile. warrant charging the
Italian with larceny had been obtained
by the state police in the mu,,icinal
court and upon leaving the federal
building, Ponzi was rearrested and
held by the city court in $40. 900 bail
Tor appearance August %. Ruduick
again went on Ponzi's bonds and thu
latter was released.
Developments followed thick and
tas'' As Ponzi was being arrigned be-
lore United States Commissioner
Hayes. Edwin l.. Pride. who is examsr-
ing the books OF the Security Ex.
change company Off the federal an
thorities. announced that it already
had been shown that Ponzi owed
s. 600. 600
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

Jams and jcllies are 10 he put
in Jelly glasses with covers and
covered with quarter inch para
fine.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

DR. Blanche Norton Of Eldon, Ia. q
physician of the American committee
for relief In the near east. who dis
tinguiShed herself at kerrassusde,
Anatolya, By treating the TrachOma-
tous eyes OF Greek orphans. from
whom she contracted the disease. She
is being treated at Constantinople and
has just been decorated with the Or
der OF King George l. by King Alexan-
der Of Greece This Is the flrst time
a woman.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
PoNzI UNDER ARREST
Spectator Surrendered BY Man
Who Furnished Bonds.
Use Of United States Mails to Defeauo
10 C. 'aroed Against investment
Man.

6oston-Charies Ponxi, whose
spectacular financial dealings have
made his name known the country
over. was surrendered by the man
who furnished $4,000 bonds for
his release after his arrest BY the
federal authorities. Unable to find
another bondsman, Ponzi was
taken to the Middiesex county Jail
At East Cambridge.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
First Attack On Polish Capitals
OefenseS Disastrous To
Soviet Army.
MANY KILLED IN FIGHT
Poles Break Through Enemy Line At
ionatow and Pursue Them To
Right Bank OF Bug
River


is going on in the valley OF the
Pug from its source to its confiu-
ence with the Narew river. The
great battle which has just begun
along the river has been marked
by appreciabie advantages for the
Poles. They have inflicted heavy
losses on the enemy and won back
important positions.
Warsaw The Bolsheviki have
launched their first attack against
Warsaw's edfenses. but were repulsed
The Bolsheviki, after light artillery
preparation. attempted to break
through the Polish lines in the region
OF Radzymin. The Poles not only
killed many who neared the barbed
wire entanglements. but took some
prisoners.
In the region east of Cholm. 40 miles
east of Lublin. the Poles broke through
sued the Bolsheviki to the right bank
OF the Bug. according to an Official
statement on the fighting issued. The
Poles occupied Dorouhusk and Swieze-
Rubieszew
Polish cavalry, strengthened by in
fantry attachments is fighting in the
region OF Radziezow and Chatojow.
west of the Styr river. with General
Budenny's Bolshevik cavalry. which
outnumbers the Poles. the statement
says
The Polish front command, for the
purpose OF shortening the line of de-
tense. has ordered a retreat to the Bug
river and in so doing the Poles have
again evacuated Brody On the south.
ern wing. the statement declares. all
attacks along the Strips were repulsed
by the Poles.
An official communication issued by
the war office says:
In the northern section a severe
struggle is developing Near Plonsk
our attachments have dispersed three
Bolshevik regiments. taking 230 pris-
oners and machine guns lancer
regiment. in an attack. annihilated a
Bolshevik detachment. The action IL
developing satisfactorily.
I'VE have retaken Nowo- Miasto and
Smardexwo."
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

The Askov Boy Scouts camped
at Low Landing from August 4th
to Sth. The outstanding feature
was the rapidity with which
those five days passed. We
thought that the extra day we
had this year would give US
more breathing space but we
were buster than ever and no
wonder when you think Of all
we tried to accomplish each day
There 5 no use denying We are
a trifle proud Of our camp now.
We cleared space enough for two
ball diamonds so we could have
two games going at once. We
also cleared around our log cabin
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
AskOv Fair Sept. IL, 1920

Continued from Page -
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

and cleaned up part of the creek
this is going to be a beauty
spot when all Of the old logs and
brush is cleared away from I'M
der the large trees.
Several of the older boys who
have been Scouts were out and
spent a night with us.
People seemed to have a corner
in their hearts for US J. X. Pc
tersen brought us watermelons,
Mrs. Gravesen cake and WoS-
guards, ice cream and cookies.
Everything considered we had
a glorious time.
Below is a little ode in com
mcmOratlon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12

erenc de Paris, para Yer las cast
im~nos.blcs barreras c-eaGas por los
ruavos ifmitcs ge~oGrdfiCcs. t!J-h'o-
nos en- las yeQuenas seccioneS en- que
ha sido dividida Ia Europa. comen-
zando al sur con YusoeslavIa J hu-
mania, extendiendose por HvnSrIa.
Austria, ChecoeslovaQuia y olon!a'
Ji,ra,ja Y EStonia en- ell Norte. En- Ell
GoIfo de Finlandia emo otro tsta-
do: Finlandia: que esta iuchando por
resolver sus propios probiemas. C2aa
.uno de esos paises tiene 81 Soolern0
nropjo. su mOneda. 81 propIu slste-
ma fcrrocarrilero. Su Propia marina.
no hay base de orc. Fl Pap"l mo-
media creado con tanta profEsi0n iiuc-
tua constautemnIe. pero siempre con
tcrdenc!as = Il bala. Compiado con
ma tcrta lie pan . IN par de zapatoS.
Esto eiSn;fic2 IN rapido y constante
.aumerto ell los precicS y ~ la DIN
c,irad crec.ente para hace" crmpras
en- 81 exterior. Cada naciGn encierra
s.. material roGante dentro de sus
fronteras. porque el dejar que IN tren
mss las froutcraS de otra naci6H sig
nifica perderlo por muchos mcses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12

las joyas. etc. Sc venden semana por
semaEa por gentef de esaS classes.
viena es Ia ciudad del mundo en- que
sa renden actualmente mas objetos de
seCunda mano. Cuando Sc acaben
esas cosas. que sera de esas pobres
familias Made puede decirlo.
HablanGo con un professor que tie
ne treinta amos en- la Universidad de
Niena. Y Cuya paga ha sido aumepta-
de- en- tres antos Y medic desde el
principle de la guerra, de suerte que
hoy recibe $4,000 COronas al aho, ha
manifestado que con su espoEa, una
hiia casada J I'm nino. gastI DUr 10
menos 100000 coronas al anO. Ia ma
yoc parte en- alimentos. Por espa-
clio de treiuta amos habfa estado for
mando ina biblioteca. que era su or
gullo. Ahora ha vendido la mitad de
sus libros Y todos sus vestidos, menos
dos. uno de los cuales eS para Ell uSo
diario y otro para las ocasioneS So
lcnneS en- que tlene Que ~presentarSe
Geceatcmente: cast no iene rOpa in
terror nj caiCiines y suS camisas son
mIy pocas. Al p-eguntar5ele aus ha-
IL cuando haya Nendido la otra mitad
lie sus liovos. III respuesta ha sido en-
csgc:se Ge hombros. ~ "alario eS
mas alto que Ell de muchos empleados.
Fl papel moneda austriaco que an
ties vaiia 81 ' media coronas con rela-
cijn al d3lar. ahora Sc CotiZa n raZ6n
de 80 q $50 coronas pOr IN dollar.
In par de Zapatos de no muy huena
class allen de mil a mil Qu!nientas
corouas. Los duehos de tiendas que
lun estan hacienda negocios dicen
fraRcanente que cuando hayan Ven
lido todas sUS existeECias. no sabran
que hacsr. Importar nuevas cxisten-
cias IS impossible nj hay materials pri-
mas Ell Austria para fa5ricar artc-
factos.
L. ~situaci6n Sc compiled con Ell he
clio de que los ~agriCultores de fuera
Sc Vicul. qIe produce mayor can't
lad lie vfycrcs Je los que nscesitan
para 81 consume. no quieren vendeT
los 4 los prcc!cs del gobierno. Teori-
cauente Ell gobiernc es el uaico COM
prador. Pricticamente. a los precios
es~tablecidos no vender4n los campes!-
nos SIS exceGentcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
IN LOS DlNTElES DEL
SaMBRE

lisa gran necesidad ha producido
N encrme coutrabando de where's en-
esa ci1dad donde Sc vendcn a prectos
muy altos i los que los G~uieren pa
gar. Una libra de m~antequilla va
e d. $50 A 90 coronas IA Carne Y
los hEevos Sc venden a precios mas
moderadoS. y este ha ~pro6ucido Ia ma
.yOr banCarrota aIn en- la vida de la
c!udad. porQue los agricul;ores estau
re~husknGose a reCihir papel moneda
en pagO. ASH nues los habitantes de
Viena ticnen que zanzibar sus ohie-
tos por los nrodUctos de los agricul-
torres y Giariamente Sc dan vestidos.
zapatos. msQuinas de escribir. niue
bles, etc. en- cambio de alimentos.
Cuando c. doctor Knapp intent0 a
Sumir las rjerGas del gobierno en-
Berlin y estall6 una huelga gene
raj, cesaror los peGuenos carsamen-
tos de carbon que iban a Austria por
Iorden del control Aliado del carbon.
Austria ten:a Solamente eXistcncia de
carbon para tres dfas. por 10 que Sc
isugprndih = ~seryicio de trcres en- to-
da Ia naci6n. 10 cual agrav6 Ia situa-
ci6n del pueblo, puesto que d~ejaron
lie lleSar where's.
Austria estaba en- ell colmo de la
desesperaci6D cuando So recibi6 mott
cia DC Que por aCucrdo del Congress-
de los E.stados JniGos. Ia Corpora
ci6R he Graros habfa sido autoriza-
da para vender harina Il cr4dito. :
Que Austria ina a recibiria muy pr. J.
20. Esa noticia Sc recibi6 cuando
Cohievnn solo tenia existencia de VI
"eres para dos s=manas Y Cuando la
huelga de los ferrCcarrileros slema-
mes impcdfa Ia lieg2da dc mas yive-
res. PerO a POGO esos f~errocarriles
ConleDzaron Z moverSe nuevamentc Y
pUdO lleSar Ia harina de los Estados
Un;dos. Otra crisis habfa pasado. pc
70 IA SojIci6n no resnlyfa la situaci6n
lie an modO pcrmanente.
Son !unumerabies las families. on-
ties ~acomodaGGs. que hoy sUfren innu-
merables privacioueS. Pcrr nadie en-
]cuentra el remedio de tai situaciin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12

Mr.. Wadsworth. autor del artiCu-
10 que yamos 4 dar en- cxtracto q
.nuestros lectoreS. ha hecho cuatro via
jes Z Europa dcSde Gue cOmenzG Ia
guerra. En- el primer viaje emple6
Ia primavcra Y e. = de 1915 es-
tud!ando Ia parte central del oriente
de Europa. Los s~iguieD:es Wales los
hizo como empIeado de Ia Cruz Ro-
il Americana y con este motive vol
vi5 a recorrer IA parte oriental del
uediodia de Europa.
Siempre que 50 trata del resurgi-
miento econ6mico de Europa Sc con-
sids~a = esa parte del muudo como
81 Sc encontrara en- las mismaS condi-
clones que antes de Ia guerra. siendo
.asi que Ell cambio complete que Sc ha
operado debido a la destruction dU-
rante Ia guerra y a Ia creaci6n de
gran numero de EStados ~pequeHoS,
h. creado TN nuevo muado cn mate
ria de negoclos-
FL enorme desarrollo industrial de
los ultilnos ciacueGta amos fue posi-
BILE deb!do al ~esplsnGido sistema fe-
rrocarrile-o CUE tocabs todas las To-
~calidadcs deSde Ia costa de Franc!a
nns.a una Hnea q de San Pe~tersburgo
Eegaba al Mar Negro. TODD Europa
50 hallaba q base de oro. FL cam
bio de moneda Sc hacta tan rapida-
meute entire Paris Y Varsovia, como
entire Nueya York y 81. Louis. Con-
tvatoS De compra Y Tenta- con plaEo
lilo para Ia entreEa, 50 h2cEa di&-ia-
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