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THE MASONIC ELECTION
BANQUET TUESDAY NIGHT

The annual election OF officers and
banquet Of Canon City Council, No. s.
r. and S. NJ. was he'd at the Masonic
emple Tuesda ynight. and was most
interesting and delightful affair.
There was a large number of fraters
present. including Grand Master
Cooper of Denver. who delivered a
fine address. In addition to the local
lodge members. there was big dele
cation in attendance from Florence.
The officers elected for the ensu'
ing year were George II. Wilkes OF
Florence. thrice illustriocs master:
George II. Sale. deputy master; AL.
fred Durfee, recorder; George w.
Bethel, treasurer: w. T. Bridwell
principal conductor; II. C. Webster,
conductor OF the council; W. H. Trout
captain Of the guard: w. ]. Davis,
steward: Adam S. Munroe. sentinel.
The council accepted an invitation
to attend an initiation and banquet to
be given by the members of Pueblo
council on New Years day. A large
number of Canon City and Florence
members Of the order will go down
for the festivities.
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ATTENDED w. o. w.
PUEBLO INITIATION

A bunch of the members of Gate
City camp No. is, Woodmen of the
World. went TO Pueblo Monday after
noon 10 attend the initiation cere.
mony connected with the induction OF
a class of los candidates into the
mysteries of their order All of the
w. o. W. camps in Pueblo united
for the limitations service, which was
one of exceptional interest to the
members of the organization. Those
constituting the Canon City delega
tion were w. W, Reed. H. E. Jorgen'
sen. G. (. Acklebein, L. r. Webster,
L. w. Emory and r. Bounds. The
visitors returned TO their home on
Tuesday morning. and report good
time. They greatly enjoyed the hos.
pitality Of their entertainers.
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Have You Lost a
Christmas Package?

Postmaster Cooper states that in
the handling of the large amount of
holiday mail this year, as usual, sew
eral parcels became separated from
the larger shipments and are now
classified as lost" Mr.. Cooper and
his assistants would like information
that will aid them in making deliv-
cry to the proper persons. One par
eel bears the address ITO Ethelbert.
from Herbert and Hazel" Another is
ITO Aunt Bulah from Ed" and one is
addressed to Little Bill" but he is so
numerous that claimant should have
some information from the shipper
describing the contents so delivery
can be made to the right little bill
Families having the above names
and who can give reasonable assur-
ance that they have relatives by the
names indicated as the senders, may
have the articles on presenting this
Information to the postmaster.
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REPAIRS MADE TO
BEAVER PARK PIPELINE

Assistant Manager ChRrles Z.
White reports that the repair gang
has completed the new stave line On
the high pressure section on the
Beaver Park creek hill, says the Pen
rose Press.
This section, about $50 feet IN
length. is subject to a very high pres
sure and while most OF the slaves
from the old line can be salvaged for
use in other parts Of the line, it was
thought best to replace it with new
material al this time TO safeguard the
water supply Of the Park next season.
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Must Keep Tab of
All Automobiles

Garage owners and automobile deal
ers in Colorado are liable 10 prosecu-
ton by the state If they do not keep
record OF every car brought into
their place of business and all used
cars or parts bought or sold by them
during 1921. according to letters re-
ceived from the secretary of state.
The penalty for the first offense, as
described by the communication. is a
fine, and for second conviction
revocation Of license. State inspec-
tors win check up all garages in Colo
RADIO soon after the first Of the year.
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AMERICAN LEGION
WANTS ROOSEVELT
APPOINTED TO AN
IMPORTANT PLACE
Suggested he be made assist
ant secretary of war or of
the Navy.

MARION, o., Dec. 2s.-The appoint
ment of Theodore Roosevelt TO an i'm
portant position in the new admins
tration at Washington is being urged
upon President-elect Harding on be-
half Of -she ex-service men Of the
country by John ]. Maher of Lincoln.
Neb. one Of the organizers Of the
American Legion. 1t is suggested that
Roosevelt be made assistant secre-
tary of war. of the navy.
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Judge J. G. Schweigert Of Denver
returned home today after visit in
the city on legal business.
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Mrs. John Houle arrived from Flor
ence Tuesday afternoon to be the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Houle.
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Senator and Mrs. George E. Col
gate will leave for Denver tomorrow
where they will spend the winter.
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Warren Sells, who has been at tn,
Bailey home on Lincoln Park. lef
for Salt Lake City today.
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Mrs. NJ. E. Logan left Tuesday aft
ernoon to visit friends in Pueblo, for 1
few days.
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Big Decrease
in Livestock
in Colorado

Reports from the Denver union
stockyarfs show a decrease in every
class of livestock received for market
there in 1920 as compared with 1919.
The following table shows the re-
ceipts for the two years:
Kind 1920 1919
Cattle ......... 622.299 S2S,727
Hogs ........ 341.220 367, ,634
Sheep 2,07s.415 2,0S7,152
Horses and mules. 1920 22,936
Experts connected with the Denver
union stockyards also estimate that
there is decrease in the number Of
range cattle, hogs and sheep in the
state at the beginning of 1921 as com-
pared with year ago. but a slight in
crease in the number or dairy cattle.
horses and mules. The value of all
livestock in the state at the beginning
OF 1921 is estimated TO be s151 .S17.-
go, compared with 5000. 0.506.01 at
the beginning of 1920. The biggest
decrease shown by any class of live
stock was for sheep, the estimated
value OF sheep in the state at the be-
ginning of 1921 being sS.107, $50, COM
pared with s24. .1S0. 900 at the begin
ming of 1920. The following are the
estimates for January l, 1921. and for
January l, 1920:
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Judge Wiley of Pueblo is in the
city on business, and is guest at the
Strathmore.
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Crop Production
and Values for
the Year 1920

The following is compiled by the
Colorado Cooperative Crop Reporting
Service:
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William z. Williams died at 1880
o'clock Tuesday evening. He was
born at Cartmartaganhre, wales,
April IL, 1S4S. In 1885 he came 10
-Rockvale. where he was married to
Miss Davis in June, 1896.
fair were DR.. and Mrs. r. E. Holmes,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whipple. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank p. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Mack, Mrs. Julia Mack, Mrs.
Clara Garwood. Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Beal, Mrs. Harry Bowen. Miss Helen
Linkins and Everett Bancroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Quick and their
daughter. Miss Orena Frances, enter
tanned a number OF friends at
o'clock dinner Tuesday. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Magnuson
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester G.
Quick ard daughter, Evalyn Marie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lundstedt and family.
Miss Minnie Sebeline of Almena,
Kan; Messrs. J. A. Smith. Pearson
and Thomas r. Nelson. During the
evening Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Nelson
added to the pleasure OF the evening
with music.
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J. T. Wilson of Hillside is a busi-
ness visitor in the city.
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Society

Mack were hostesses at uengniu4
Christmas dinner. when they enter
tained in the home of the former.
The guests included, beside the mem
bers n Mrs Hardy's family. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Mack and little daughter.
Martha Marjorie. Wallace Bethel. MI
and Mrs. George Bethel. Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Campbell and little daughter
Martha Jane. DR.. and Mrs. r E.
:, Holmes and son. Raynor.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. McKissick entertained
AZ Christmas dinner In her home on
Macon avenue when she had as her
guests Mrs. Ida Bonn, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
I wylie. Mrs. Ella Anderson. Mrs. No
'Cirkle. Mr.. and Mrs. julius Cramer
and Misses Dorthy Bonn, Lulu Ander-
son, Roxena Wood and Pearl Mckis-
sick.
Mrs. d. E. Gibson was hostess to
number of friends at tea Monday aft
ernoon In honor OF the birthday ami
yersary OF ther mother. Mrs. Smith.
About % ladies called during the aft
ernoon TO extend greetings 10 the
guest OF honor.
Mrs. ]. s. Cheyney will entertain
number OF young people this evening
at . theater party for her daughter
and son.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Houle delight
fully entertained at Christmas dinner
in their home, which was attractively
decorated in the holiday colors. The
color scheme was also carried out in
the place cards. the guest list COM
prised Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thorpe OF
Pueblo, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wilder
and son Gene OF Hillside, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Houle, Mrs. verna Heaton
Nand childden, Lois. Ruth and Erlise.
George Houle and son. Sheldon OF Cal
cite. Mrs. s. T.. Thorpe and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Houle and children, Dan and
Betty.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Biggs will enter
aain the Card Club at dinner Friday
Xsening in their home.
The Coumbine Club will enjoy
leap year dance at Smiths hall Thurs
day evening.
The Sewing Club were entertained
Tuesday evening by Miss Mae Bower
In her home. The members passed
delightful evening which was com
pleted by delicious luncheon served
by the hostess.
Miss Betty Sharp will entertain
this evening at a dancing party at the
Strathmore hotel in honor OF Wilbur
Eddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell Canda were
tihe host and hostess at an informal
dinner party Tuesday evening at the
StrntsJcre, when they had as their
guests, Mi. and Mrs. Jack Meyers
and F. F. Canda.
In honor OF Mr. and Mrs. VIII Mack
who are guests OF Mrs. Julia Mack,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Thomas enter
tained few friends at cards Tuesday
evening. Five hundred formed the
amusement for the evening, and a
tastefully appointed luncheon was
80
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been due chiefly to very unfavorable
weather during the spring of 1920,
which resulted in large losses of
range cattle and sheep and also
caused the marketing of considerable
numbers of stock because of shortage
OF feed, and to unfavorable prices for
all classes of livestock later in the
year, which caused growers to market
large numbers of cattle, hogs and
sheep which they would have kept
to feed ahd prices been more favor
able. Many growers also were forced
to market their stock because of in
ability to borrow money during the
latter part OF the year TO finance feed
ing operations.
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In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mack
who are guests of Mrs. Julia Mack.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Thomas enter
tained few friends at cards Tuesday
evening. Five hundred formed the
amusement for the evening, and a
tastefully appointed luncheon was
served. Those who enjoyed the af
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Mrs. J. s. Cheyney will entertain a
number OF young people this evening
at q theater party for her daughter
and son.
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Mrs. d. E. Gibson was hostess to
number OF friends at tea Monday aft
ernoon in honor OF the birthday ami
versary OF ther mother. Mrs. Smith
About % ladies called during the aft
ernoon to extend greetings TO th'
guest of honor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Biggs will enter
aain the Card Club at dinner Friday
Xsening in their home.
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The Columbine Club will enjoy a
leap year dance at Smiths hall Thurs
day evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell canda were
THE host and hostess at an informal
dinner party Tuesday evening at the
Strntspcre, when they had as their
guests, Nj. and Mrs. Jack Meyers
and F. F. Canda.
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The Sewing Club were entertained
Tuesday evening by Miss Mae Bower
in her home. The members passed a
delightful evening which was com
pleted by a delicious luncheon served
by the hostess.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04
COMO ENPEZO EN- AMERICA la
INDUSTRIAL DEL AZUCAR

clio de su trapiche Y 81 page de Il
nos marayedis que sc le adcuda
ban lacc una curiosa description
dc la cXistencia colonial. No Tient
NAL ahora que tan amargadOs est;
mos por cl alto costo de Ia vida
GEL salario que he ganado, dice, es
dc 10000 maravediscs dc esta mo
media, que bHena TO Sc ne ha dado
y. ". NE hizo MERGED de otros
$4,000 (cosa dc 200 d0lareS.i Y 81
no Sc dan de buena moneda sc gas,
tan hoy los 10000 Ell una plpa de
vino, y otrO tantO vale una pipa
de harina con Yeintiocho Grrobas
una arroba dc aceite $1,000, una Ii
bra de iab6n 81 ! cinco TONNES:
una vara dc ruan So Y medic, una
onza dc soda Sl.00, I'm negro kozal
cOmtIn lie $1,000 arriba Y tOdas las
cosaS dc Castillo 4 este rcSpcctO.
10 Que Ia terra daba no lba mc-
10Y: ''cl maiz 10 comen los papa
gayOS. 81 caZatc un %uZano y Ia
carcStia &c ncgro$ apcca q los Ia
bra,ioreS. Por ESQ maiz o caZabc
costaban 500 caroa o fanega '
no Sc hallaban. Sc padcc:a gran
neceSidad dc ganados; la earne sc
aporaha por las secas; de 1alta de
agHa mprian las bestiaS Y por pc
rros que Sc volrian montaraces y
braves peoreS que los lob>S de Cas-
tilla V aunque muchos Sc mataran,
clio de NADIA s~crvfa, porque de ca
da Parto paria una Perra diez y
scis hijos Habia tambien IN gene
re- de monte que Sc llamaba sua-
liaha que ciega del TODD Ia terra Y
paStoS.'
Como 81 hubiera podido prever
81 futuro risuciIo Ia Audiencja dc
Santo Domingo ocurria al reT pi-
dicndo que no puedan cntrar en-
todos u rcinos Y scHorios ningtln
azicar nj Gaia fistola sino los mis-
mos que en- sus rcinos Sc hicieren
= por sus habitos y ~naturales
Dues la tai industrial 10 tardarIa
zen ser Ia principal parte para Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04

La semana que ha pasado fuG pro-
picia para los rojos que Sc han adue-
Hado de Russia ' aSpiran NADIA men0s
que a Ia conquista del mundo por las
hucsteS de "a a2arquia Y del desJ--
den.
Es dectr, que del sue0o de Aiema-
MIA de dominar al mundo hemos pa
Sado el SpeHo bolshevikj dc implan-
tar Ia bandera de la Comma en- TODD
el Globo.
De domination a domination, cuaI-
quiera que tenga sentido comun Sc
inclinaria mas bien por Ia primera.
La ~pretensi0n bolsheviki es aun
mas peligrosa que la alemana, por-
cue para combatir a esta Sc unieron
todos los pueblos de Europa Y median
te IN esfuerzo tremendo lograron des
t%ruirla, en- tanto que Ia segunda esta
Sierdo vista con indiferencia por los
~gobiernoS todos Y debido a esa indi-
ferencia Ia orda roja va ganando te-
reno dia 4 dia, minando a las socie-
dades Y a los ~gobier2os.
e. gobierno de los Estados UnidoS
que haSta aqui habia sido t~olerante,
ain en- tratandose de predicas Y ibe-
los a~narquistas. Sc Ia vjsto obIiga6o
a volver sobre u pasos Y va hemos
visto como hace pocos dias fuerOn
deportados $50 rojos. cast todos ru-
sos. Actualmente hay en- las carce-
les de Chicago IN numero semejante
de sovietistas, a quienes, probablemen
te, Sc aplicara tambia1 Ia pena de de-
portaci6n.
Y es cue los bolsnevikis rusos es-
tan e~mpleando Ia inmensa riqueza
que han robado al pueblo russo en- IN
V sto sistema de propaganda uriver-
!, que les permite tener agentes en-
udas parties del nundo, bien eypen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04

no cs possible saber . p~uUto.tlJo. VI!
cia.mentc sc numera en- - los cue
han muerto Y en- yarias dcccnas los
clio han auedado ciegos. pero es IN
dudablc que hay otras muchas NicIl-
timas ut han quedado ~ignoradas' Va
porGue los efcctos en- elias no haEah
sido tan terribles 0 va pornue no Sc
hava dado parte q la polcla.
La prohibition cuenta va con nu-
merosas victimas, pero cs indudab!e
1uo 81 nGmero de los salvados del al
cohclismo cs inmensamcnte mayor.
Sobre TODD. Sc nan salyado 9 muchas
genera ZONES. a muchos d~escendIen-
trs de los futures prcdcstinados alco-
n6l;cos oae ibsn L dar vida Il sores
dcgenerados. c~ondenados dcsde eL
vientrc materro a liza vida dc dolo-
res. de idiotismo : dc degradaclon'
Sc h. salvaGo a muchas familias de la
4liseria Y lie Ia vcrgiienza.
y corstc que no somos ~partidar1os
IcI Drohihiciorismo absolute. Mas
/ aGr: crccmos que 81 prohibicionismo
no podra suhsistir nucho tempo en-
los EstaIos Unidos Y que dcntro de
/ poco Sc llegara a reglamentar el uso
de las bebidas alcoholics a fin de dis
raiauir en- 10 possible. las terriblcs con,
secucncias del alcoholismo, Y Que sc
ane!qra a las medidas indirectas para
combatiriU.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04
! REVISTA DE- IA SEMANA i
LOS RoJos sGUEN TRUNFANDo EN- TODA l. LINEA-LA nsoLUBLE QUESTION Ell
TRABAJo-LAS vICTNHAS DEL ALCOHoL-EL TRATADo DE PZ

en- cuenta el trabajo organizado, cl
de los afiliados en- las grandcs aso-
ciaciones del trabajo.
Alega Gompers que los cbreros no
deben ser obligados 4 somcterse a de-
cisiones dictadas pOr q]uienes no son
sus Representatives., electos por clos
mismcs, porQue este es contra el espi-
ritu de las instituciones de los Esta-
dos Uni6os.
Acertadamente declare Mr.. vii
son en- SUI ultimo mensaje al Congre-
so. "que es inviolable ell derecho de
los individuos a Ia huelga Y que nun
ca debera negarse tai derecho por
ringuna autoridad, pero que hay otro
derecho superior Y es el del gobierno
para proteger al pueblo y asegurar su
poder = 81 majestad contra Ia AFRO
gancia de cualquier clase social, 10
cual interpreta el senador Cummings
como una declaration de que sobre
los derechos del pueblo no puede ha-
Der NADIA superior.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04

pohiacl6n y sustentaci6n' va que
con cl aZucar dc las islas... h.
Dr:t t2iIto para prOFecr i todos los
relnos y setlorios y Sc roUlara IL
TERRA J sc a~uG:"utar:I Ct trato...
V vendran Ge muchas parties a ell
tender en- cl concrete del azucar."
Tales fueron en- America los
hunilds principles dc la industrial
del aztlcar que mucve ahora tan
tos miles de millones, ID de conner
a tantos millones de gentcs enri-
quecc 4 tantas otras, Y satisface
las necesidades 0 ell gusto de tai
tos pucblos de todas las Iatitudes.
San Francisco, California. di.
ciembrc de 1919
7. SQiddo ALVAREZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04

e. hambre, como Sc sabe, esta ha-
cierdo mucIias victimas en- Austria y
1nultitud dc ninos estan expuestos 4
morir dc inanici6n. Saber tai coza
ell pueblo. italiano e invitar q las auto
r.dades ABSTRACTS a que enVien a las
ciudades itafinas a los mics que mas
necesiten de alimento fue todo un0,
Y hoy Sc italian en- Italia ~centenares
de ninos austriacos, alojados en pa
lacios que Sc han convc-t;co n Or
fanatorios.
! cs tanto mas de elogiarse csc des
prendimiento de los italianos cuanto
que clos no sc hallan en- condolences
bonancibles, pucs tambien en- Italia
cscasean los alimentos.
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(Viene de la 3a.)

dra J paia, y que en- Ia dicha pobla
ciGn ticnc una iglcSia con I'm Gle
rigo que les dice misa, Y ha CO
mcnzado en- aGuella hacienda q po-
ner villas, las cuaIcs dizquc Sc dan
muy bien; Y ticnc trigo scmbrado
~ cSpcra sc dara abundantemente,
~ tienc pcusado Ell csta hacienda
haccr todas las cXpcriencias del
pastel crana y morales para soda
". todaS las frutas de estos rcinos
porquc es terra appropriate para
clio"
Pero 10 mas curioso del expo
diente es sin duda alguHa, Ia car
Ia que en- cuatro dc JUNO de 1908
puyi6 q Lie. Estcvcs fiscal dc Ia
! .A~udicncia dc SaHto Domingo n
rev con Felipe Ii Saba que 10 a
cusaba dc rcmiso V negligcntc eli
81 real scrvicio Y advcrtia que 10 q
pasaba cs que 81, EstcycS, era 20
riginario de La PARA, lugar del con
dado de Tcria, primo del Lie. FL
gucroa. que habia sidO oidor en- Va
nadoIid, " dc tan limpia Y honra-
du rcncraci6n como ala no hay me
ior Sog;in ALA V AGA es notorio"
No case, continual, ci ano de IL en-
rsta ciudad dc Santo Domingo con
ecnjc tai como 70 Y dc TERRA.
BESIDE csc tempo hasta agora ten
go mujcr q -hii0S y SirVo a y. NJ.
en- as,c cdifirio de fiscal vucSt"o
ian Impia. ficl Y dili@cntcmcntc
" con tanio cuidado y como bucn
cri>t:auo, que 4 todos los QHc han
nasaGo y ?aSarcn no les dare ven
.1aia." Pcro IN modcStia dc este
{i>cal-agricultor 10 para ALI, Sino
one nj final del cScritO marca una
liuna Gc couducta al *cy PrUdentc
~I2unirra = DioS. dice tuvicra y.
N. .u osta isla WIoS mil homhrcS
secretaries, aunqUc costaran harto
csfos son los que Sc han de
5onrar y 4 los que Sc Ia de hac"r
nrrr;IaS mercedes" ! al pedIr In
nrrrarla de uno$ Ucgro$ par& ScrVl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04

Sc anuncia como muy probable que
para cI martes proXimo sc firmara
81 tratado de paz definitivamente eli
cI p~alacio dc Quai d Orsay, dc Paris,
con 10 cual CT mundo cntrata en- una
nueva era de paz.
Con Ia firma del tratado sc reanu-
daran Embellishments las relaciones
diplomaticas entire todos los paises
que e~stuvicron en- guerra. De Fran
ella, I~nglaterra c Italia, iran embaja-
dores a Alemania Y a Austria Y estas
naciones nombraran los suyos acre
ditados ante aquellas p~otencias.
TodOs los pueblos dc Europa volve-
ran a la pas, no asi los Estados Uni
dos que virtualmente continuaran en-
guerra con los poderes centrales, por
no haberse aprobado el tratado por Ell
Senado estadounidense.
Y segun las ultimas noticias no hay
~esperanzas de que Sc apruebe pronto,
por que nj el presidcnte Wilson quie-
re ceder en- que Sc hagan algunas en-
miendas a dicho documento, nj los Sc
nadores republicanos, que tienen ma
yoria en- ell Senado, convienen en- que
Sc apruebe sin ningunas enmiendas.
BESIDE luego la opinion internacio-
nal parece que va dando el triunfo
2 los senadores republicanos, pues
Francia e Inglaterra conviencn en- adj
mitir las reservas que han propucsto
los repubIicanos.
Pero es evidente que Sc ha llegado
a una transaction Y que pronto esta-
"a tanlbien esta naci6n en- paz con ell
resto del mundo.
Consequences un bellisimo triunfo
de la carload cristiana y del espiritu
latino.
Cuando a1n est;n abiertas las heri-
das que N el pueblo italiano causaran
los a]ustriacOs en- Ia Ultima guerra,
cuando aun no Sc borran los horrores
de las campinas italianas d~evastadas
por los soldados de Ia difunta
quia dual, el pueblo italiano olvida
TODD Y socorre generosamente a los
ni1os de sus enemigos de aver, los
saliva del hambBe, los ALOHA en- sus pa
lacios Y los cuidan como 81 fuercn sus
propios hijos