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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-05
Public sale Held Today.

A public sale OF farm equipment
was held at the John Crow ranch sew
en- miles out on the reservation. to-
day. with Col. w. f. Yohnka in charge
of the auctioneering. Quite a num-
ber of persons from the city attended.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-05
N,r. Eo,xlsl,x improving

Ed Bowlsby of this city who was
operated upon In Portland hospital
recently Is reported as having improv-
ed to such an extent that he will soon
leave for home. Mr.. and Mrs. Bolsby
are still in Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-05
ThOmpson's drug store. beglnning Sac

urday, March 6. 1t was originally in
tended to charge so cents for reser-
vations but as one number of the
course has failed to come it is con-
sidered only right that free reserva-
tions be made to square things The
single admission to hear Evans Will
be so cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-05
.MIIl Have meeting.

a farm account meeting viii be
he'd IN Freewater Tuesday evening,
with II V. Gum; OF O. A.c., as in
sstrucior. He VIII discuss accounting
for fruit growers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-05

and as a Preventative, take LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE Tablets. Look for
L. W. GROVES signature on the box.
aOc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-05
piles Cured I'm Q to II Days

Druggists refund money IL PAzO ONT
MENT fails to cure Itching, Blind
RleedinE or Protruding Piles. Stops
Irritation: Soothes and Heals, You car
get restful sleep after the first appli-
cation, Price soc,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-05

] Mr. and Mrs. H. X. De Hart left
lthis morning for Hood River, where
they were called by the Illness of Mr.
Deiiart's mother.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-05
KAYSER SILK GLOVES

None better made than Kayser Silk Gloves. Our
stock is complete now and we have your size in short
grey black in self stitching and contrasting stitch
lngS ...................... Sl.OO TO SZ.Zol
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-05

It's always so refreshing to see the new dainty
spring-time Blouses after a long winter of severe
dark frocks, and especially those charming little
affairs of Georgette crepe with. their feminine
ruffles laces and embroidery. The Blouse De-
partment is showing attractive overblouses trim
med in real filet, flowered Georgette crepes Geor
gette embroidered in yarn. Price. $5.95 to $500
The Washington times., 1920-04-26
YANK BONUS OPPOSED
BY POST OF VETERANS
Members of Augustus p. Gardner
Branch of American Legion
Against Legislation.

Opposition to the passage of the
soldiers land settlement. home aid,
vocational training and adjusted COM
pensation act Is made in a resolution
adopted by Augustus i. Gardner Post
No. Is, American Legion, on the
ground that "all of its provisions are
based primarily upon a monetary
gratuity for past military service"
and that "the bonus for past or pro-
spcct.ve military service has been "A
recognized evil throughout our his
tory"
All District members OF the legion
are asked to oppose the passage of
the bill. The resolution states that
the bill would impose financial
burden on the country which would
by economically disastrous, and, in
the exercise of their sense Of m
dividual obligation to the community,
State and nation the members OF the
Augustus y. Gardner Post can not
approve, and do oppose, the imposi.
ton OF such burden.
The American Legion was not form
cd to serve such purposes as this
Nor can the veteran Justify a demand
for bonus by the misdeeds of the
proTiteer. He should neither protect
nor initiate the wTongdoer."
The resolution urges the speedy
passage OF all necessary legislation
for the complete relief OF injured
veterans. and the widows and or
phsns Of those Who died in the ser
vice.
The Washington times., 1920-04-26
MUNYON'S REMEDIES

II you have a cold, try Munyen' S
Cold Remedy. 1t breaks any cold in
"A few hours. Price soc. If you have
rheumatism, try Munyon's Rheuma-
tism Remedy-it seldom fails to re
Iieve any form of rheumatism in
few hours, and generally effects a
cure before one vial is used. If you
have any kidney trouble, try Nun
yon's Kidney Remedy-its success has
been truly wonderful. Price 3Oc. IL
YOU are troubled with poisonous in
digestion or any stomach trouble
try Munyon's Dyspepsia Remedy-its
simply wonderful in speedily correct
ing or relieving all forms of stomach
trouble. Price soc. If your blood is
out Of order, try Munyon's Blood Rem
edy-it purifies the blood and tones up
he entire system. Price 30c.. II you
have a child who is weak and ENACT
ated-lct it use Munyon's General De-
.bility Remedy. Price soc. II there is a
mother or sister who has been unable
to find relief. Munyon earnestly
urges them to try Munyon's Female
Remedy. Price 30c.
IL a soc vial OF any one of these
remedies has relieved others. It will
certainly relieve you. Always give
Munyon's Remedies a trial, they are
perfectly harmless and almost inval-
liable before one vial is used. All
druggists have them.
Munyon's, Guide to Health Alma
mac for 1920" will be sent free IL you
address Munyon's II. II. Remedy Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Washington times., 1920-04-26
MUNYON'S
Free Distribution
A Great Success
Hundreds Came to
q PEOPLES DRUG STORE
For a Trial of
Mmvon's Rheumatism Remedy

IT was very gratifying to note the
broad interest shown in the free als-
tribution of Munyon's Rheumatlsm
Remedy. People in all walks OF IRE
demanded to the invitation to try thls
remedy free. They wanted TO learn
with personal test whether Munyons s
rheumatism Remedy would drive
away the pain almost Immediately:
We know this remedy will correct all
fofms of rheumatism.
Never before has a remedy peen SO
enthusiastically endorsed and praised
as has Munyon's Rheumatism Remeoy
its wonderful Dement'S are almosI I
like magic. Rheumatism sufferers or
long standing have pronounced them
selves cured by the use OF one pottle
Of MUNYON'S Rheumatism Remedy.
II YOU have rheumatism in any form
step into the nearest drug store and
purchase a 3O-cent vial of Munyon's
rheumatism Remedy and take accord
ing to directions. and at the same time
address a letter to Munyon's L2bora-
tories, Fifty-fourth Street and Column
bia Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa, and ask
them to send you a free diet and IN
struction chart which if you Will fol-
low while taking Munyon's Rheuma-
tism Remedy they guarantee to cure
your rheumatism or refund the 80
cents paid the druggist for the bottle
of Munyon's rheumatism Remedy,
there being no charge or obligation
on your part for the free diet and in
struction chart. What offer could be
more fair2
The Washington times., 1920-04-26
j. S. T0FRUSTRATE
ESCAPE OF LEPERS
Public Health Service Takes
Precautions to Guard Against
Threatened Invasion.

Lepers ,/ming into Washington
from the Louisiana State Leprosarium
will be arrested and quarantined i'm
mediately upon discovery, officials OF
the United Sntes Public Health Serv-
ice said today in discussing the report
of a daring plot of lepers to escape
and come to the Nations capital.
1--WE will be prepared to meet any
that come" said one officials today.
"However, | do not think it likely
they will be able to get as far as
Washington if they do escape. The
leprosarium will notify US immedi-
ately of any escapes end we in turn
will post lookouts in all Southern
States in an effort to catch thpn be-
fore they gain any headway.
Extra precautions are being taken
in Louisiana to guard the lepers. A
plan has been formulated, it is said
for the lepers to escape and come to
Washington to impress upon mem.
bers OF Congress the need of ma.
tional leprosarium for their treatment
and care.
DR.. William c. Fowler, District
health officer. said today his depart
ment would take necessary steps to
seize all lepers who entered the Dis
trict.
while we do not anticipate their
coming here, this department will
see that they are quickly quaran-
tined" said DR.. Fowler.
willard Centlivre, now at the Dis
trict quarantine station. escaped
from the Leprosarium some weeks
ago, came to Washington and gave
himself up to Health officials. Little
hope is held out of his being returned
TO Louisiapa.
1t was through Centlivre that the
Health Service learned of the daring
plot to escape from the Leprosarium.
The move is said to be headed py
John Early, nationafly-known leper.
Centlivre. it is said, was sent as lad
vance" agent.
The Washington times., 1920-04-26
us. MAY SOONDUY
MT. .A[T0HOSP|TAl
Speedy Passage Of Bill Intro
duced by Congressman
Langley Predicted.

speedy passage of the bill intro
duced by Congressman Langley
chairman of the committee on public
Buildings and Grounds, for the pur'
chase OF the hospital site at Mt Alto
in the District OF Columbia for use
OF world war patents was assured
today as the result of action taken
by that committee.
viii Request Rule.
on motion of Congressman An
drews Of Nebraska, the rules commit
tee, will be requested to report on a
rule Immediately under which the
bill can be jammed through the
House.
Purchase OF the Mt. Alto site. at
a cost OF $3.50, 900. is urged TO al
leyiate congested conditions in the
hospitals in Washington.
The Mount Alto site, comprising
four new fireproof and two frame
belonging to the Natlonal
School OF Domestic Art, is now being
used as a hospital by the pubic
health service. 1t is located at Seoo
Wisconsin avenue on site consist
ing OF 11h acres. Under the plii
$3.50. 900 is provided for the land and
anu 81 auti''o"eN
from a previous appropriation act is
asked to increase the hospital faciil-
ties.
1t is estimated by the committee
in it's report that accommodations
could be made for 500 beds.
JeeatrailneA sspervision.
Director Ch0imeley- ones. Of the
War Risk Bureau, appeared before
the committee today. to urge that the
vacant hospital beds in the ten ma
tional soldiers homes throughout the
country be converted to the use OF
world war patients.
According to reports approximately
10000 beds could be made immedi-
ately available.
Mr. Cholmeley-Jones testihed that
nothing stood in the way Of sending
war risk patients to these old homes.
He advocated centralizing the su-
pervision over all patients OF the war
Risk act under one head.
In order to simplify matters Choi-
meley-yones suggested that the care
and maintenance Of the hospital pa
tients to be sent to the soldiers
homes to be under the supervision or
the Public Health Service. <t
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-08-21
FREIGHT LENST |
4. 6. L.ExSENsE
Director General Hines SaI VAN-
road TRANSPORTATION CO VA
Are Lowest In History.
NOT CAUSE OF HIGH PRlct :.
Freight Advances Compared Win Ria \
In Value Of 00odS-Transportatisa
Cheapest Thing Public BIy&
Charges on Some Articles. /

Data complied from authoritative
sources shows that railroad freight
rates are the least factor In the cost
Of living. Although he proportion Of
the total cost Of goods that can be
charged to transportation is not known
with statistical accuracy, It ~ estimat-
ed that the average transportation cost
of things produeedsin this eSnntry 10
q very small percentage Of thasF total
cost to the consumer
Freight Cost "a Per Cent " fetal.
In letter to Representative John ].
Esch. chairman Of the House Comnlt-
tee ON Interstate and Foreign Com
merce, Julius KruttachAitt. chairman
of the Southern Pacific Company,
points out that in the last ave years
the value Of goods increased on an Az
erage Of $63 ton. whiNe freight
charges advanced only % cents . ton.
In Ave years, he explains the aver
age value of freight carried BY the
railroads increased from sSs to $11s q
ton. The cost Of carrying this increas-
ed from 81 to $3.50, paid to the rail-
roads. In 1914, he adds, SO per cent
Of the total cost of the goods was
spent for traAsportation. In 1919 only
"a per cent was spent.
an ether words" Mr.. KruttschRitt
writes, "Only 80 cents out of $6S, or 1.a
cents out of every dollar Of increase In
value Of commodities In 1913 was caus-
I'D by increased freight charges The
responsibility for the remaining 5000,
or 98.7 cents out Of every dollar, must
be sought elsewhere 1t was not Caus-
ed by freight rates"
Rates Lowest In History.
Comparison with transportation
charges in other countries shows that
in no other country Of the world IL
transportation furnished at 80 low
cost as in the United States. COmpar
ed, too, with the cost Of other goods
and services today, railroad transporta
ton is the cheapest thing the public
buys. 1t is sold for less than the cos
of praduction. considering all the ole
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-08-21

G ogaitie C''ntV
N ,lice to f B Lee Marion E . Jf
Annie Biancll Charles Robert Minor
Minnie Heath Lee Peir3 at Law %
Minnie II Lee Decease''.
II 6 Mathis having applied to lthe
by cetition asking that L B Lee ST
~ adni.! inqtrator Of the estate q
Minnie II Lee Deceased late q *i'ei
bounty b. required y "oz1.t" .,''
a deed 20 thu certain hou.e a'f@ 90
kncwn as the ] lcrGa"inss I"%'
living and being in tbe.c.gy q ~
burg being unre paticnlar deeciloo
and setin ont in petition in pnian.
of a bond fQrUl z made by nnl1n'
HIee Il jim Jones and trtnsierre'
and assignedsby salt Jim jones to Il
Moths said oetition alleging :ha
all of the obligation in said bond
has hsep reformed by II G Mathi
This is to notify EB Sr Marion
B Jr Annie BIrnce Charles Rober
Minor Minnie Heath Lee heirs at
law OF Minnie Fl Lee deceased to b
and appear at appear July term 0
Court Of ordinarss AID show cas-
thew have and can why the ssai'
administrator should net be required
to mako said deed as prayed by d
c Mathis a 'IeeNe
Ordinary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-08-21
Georgia Lee Co

Georgia Lee Co
5tae Georgia
VIZ
.Csty Of I,eeshurg
IN L9e sulerior Court
Petitioner 10 validate 600 Drain
t5e Bonds e;c
Notice is hereby given tibet ca
nc I)tn ia, u June 1920 ats
4 NJ AZ lie Court house in the
CITY Of Leesburg the above stated
dAuse viii be heard and determined
by the Superior Couet Of said Coun
y and any citizen OF said County OF
l.desburg TIA or any other persons
who has a right to Object to the
Il idation OF faid boad may become
BY order Of the Judge Of said court
G A. Wallace.
Clerk Lee Superior Court.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-08-21
Gee a'gia Lee County

N@ON = 81" A1So OOuHty
10 All whom 1t May concern
C RI Lewis having il proper form
apI lied to me for Permanent Letter
Of Administration on tie estate Of
Dai Acwi+ Iale'of $ id county this
is t'p, itp all and singular the crsd!
h tin e9al ovc.i be law and show
"a lfe it any ViAy why permanent
r>nlrnis, "atipr should not he grant
~ 4 j: awis on Dan 1t wis estate
@itoess oy hand official sigstlre
this q day Of April 1920.
A. f. Greene.
Ordinary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-08-21
c. agiA Lee County

M MElN tt00y NVuAIy
~, wnoin il n ay aoncern
II. 'fR Lewis having applied for
OF ar,iAnship sf the persons and
3pre perty Of Em0.y Levi. Lillian
May Lewis and Mary Elizabeth
min Or children Of DaA LewisIate OF
said county deceased DOLCE is here
by u ven THAT said application will
be !!;aard atYny office ut 10 O'Clock
A M on the first Monday in June
THIS ..z3rd drvo April 1910
a r Greene
Or dina. " and ex officio Clerk Court
Of Ordi lary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-08-21

Notice il hereby nivsn that on
Tile First 1ateaday in June 1890
within the,ltgal hours Of sale the
followeng descrieb property will be
sold before the court house door IL
Isaid county towit: That certain lot
iaSnlitIlville Ga. known a. the N.
KS. JenniNs lot being in land lot No.
SO in 18th dist. said County and
containing three acyes more or less
described as follows commencing It,
4 Ne north west corner OF Baptist
oh, ,rcli lot and cotton ave. running
o.e Gre 10 abe north east corner ri
j. A. Hill lOt'thence running south
thua ~ res thcuce cart one acre tho
nee north totne starting paint.
SAID pro ossty To he sold rusuAnt
s. an o,,i,.r n the Hon. Il. A LittAs
ohm judge Of Superior Court said
o,mtv vra,,teo in the case Vt Mrs
&c A Booker AND /. ! II Booker 70 EHs
e a Clark ct. al, / eng ar appiiea
ii, II for Partition Of sald property
sal / order is now Of iii . IN Clerk
off, e said court.
This l-he 10Th day April Is ~.
w Fl l.uA sford
J Faust
81 Powell
Commissioner
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24

BELFAST, JUNO 2s~uI .nueFo
motfn ocurri0 anoche entire union!s-
,as y Sim Feiners. en- Londonderry.
habiandose Hbrado Ia lucha en- las ca
lies de esa ciudad. resultando una
persona mueTta Y varias heridas.
Ell tlmulto de suoche sigui6 a una
breve tregua que tuvieron los com
batientes e! martes en- Ia tarde, des-
puss de las ruchas que durante Ia
manaua de csc dia Y Ia noche del an
terror e~stuvieron l~ibrandose Ell las
GALES de Londonderry. El tumulto de
anoche revisti6 caracteres particular
merte violantos ' cubri6 ina gran
extension ~ Ia ciudad. habiendo ST.
do inceadiados varies edificioS en- Ell
diStrito commercial. Los diSparos por
tiradores ocultos han estado hacien-
dose con gran ~frscuencia e intensi-
dad. a pesar de Ia vigilancia dc Ia
poIicia. y resultado de tai GAIA ha ST
do Ia muerte de una mujer Y las he
rid.s ~recibidaS por yarioS scldaGoS
do las fuerzas hritanicas que fueron
puestoS para guardian las ~propiedades
de los unionlstas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24
IA G|IERRA CIVIL IS NhNENTE
EN- Ia provincial DE- ULSTER
En- Londonderry y otras ciudades Sc libran diaria-
mente combates entire unionistas y Sinn Feiners

In mensaje telef6nico rasmitldo
de uno de los suburbios de London
derry, dice que I'M e~xtraordinario fue-
20 de fusilerfa Sc ha e~scuchado en- Ia
ciudad por tres minutes conservatives
siguiendo luegc I'm silencio muy sig
~nificativo.
Ell RENO del terror. agrega eI
mensaje. estA e1tendiendose aparente
mente. Tn Eecho muy importante es
eli de la participation que tomaron
en- la Ultima refriega un gran n1mc-
70 de volnntarios irlandeses. pues
clio pone dc manifesto que el eSpi-
rita de la guerra civil Sc ha intensi-
ficado.
Los C~arsonistas en- esta cludad
tJss unionistaS ~psrtidhrics de Sir
Edward Ca,son.l tuvieron una Junta
aouf. para discutir Ia convenience
de marchar sobre Londonderry para
avudar a los unlonistas.
La situaci6n aQui es muy tirante y
a nadie Sc oculta que toda Ia provin-
cia de Ulster SC encuentra al mar
gen &c Id guerra civil.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24
In enu;ado persia conferen-
cia CON IN Nitro. bolsheUiki

LOEDRES. JUNO 2G.-El pdincipe
Firc,,z Mira. N.uistro persia de Nego
clos Extraujeros, ha ce!ebrado una
larra conterencia con Grcgorio kras-
sin Nl!risrro de Concrete del Soviet
russo.
En- muchos centres polti!cos ' so
riales de eta Ciudad Sc crit!ca dura-
mente Ia decIsi6n del Console de Ia
I.i-a de Nac!oneS de posponer ! a &C
ci5n debida cen motive de Ia apeia-
ci6n que hizo Persia contra los oole-
beyiEis, y u parte de la prensa alta
g, ahiertamcnre al C~onsejo por tai
decision.
Sc ha declarado que algunos de los
Que cstuviercn p~resentes Z "a session
del Console. ~recibieron muy mala i'm
preston con tai determination, y Sc
cree que 81 principe Mira F'irouz, no
obstante que ui6 ST a~qu'escencia, a.
pareursnente qued6 profundamente
disgusado. aunque abrigando siempre
=. esoeranZa de que en- el case de
Que las ,ropas b~olshevikis no salgan
de Persia. II Liga tOmara mcdldas
eficaces para proteger al pals.
The Times" c~apciosamente intitu-
IA su EDITORIAL sobre csc asunto;
Ina FarSa Pomposa' y califIca %
humilIantes los procedimientos del
Console de H. Liga, Y anade:
La malicja es Ia causa del des-
crsdito Que ha caido sohre Ia Lga-'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24

Para li5ros en- e~spanol diriIase I'd,
= la Casa Editorial Lozano, us North
Sta. Rosa, Ave-, San Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24
\ NARAVLLOSO
Del Padre Pena
AL1vIA DIEz INTERMEDIATES

ALI IN L1IS A-NA -
I-TuIpr1aiosis en- primer Erado- 2-La dis
pr,es;a por cronicS que sea, S--El TeGratis
w.. 4-Las nsursEias- S.-Las c2lcntGras
ms rebeIGes. 6.-L2s tos-s > cat2-rnS. =
Ia 6o!encias que QuedIn De n ln,tuecza.
s-Los males del eorsE6u que provieHcn del
est6maSo. 9-IS auemia lG--Lar tesEes
pzludicas 0 frics-
TNTMERABLES SON Los TESTIMONIES
NJ LOS ENFERMOS QUE \ SANA-
no con ESTA NEDfCfNA : PADRE
pENA-ESTA NEDICTSA ESTA DEsl-
pAMESTE REGISTRAR BAJo IL NJ
NERO 1880
PRECIO -Frasco de 10 onIas, 800 De
s op=as. Soc
DE VENTA
In Laredo. Texas. Bo-icas de- RetuEio y
Colorado
70. del ASuiIa. esq. 50. Laredo y NIe+s y
san PEDRO.
PADRE PENA
Iso4 Main Ave. Laredo. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24
Ell AUSTRIA Y HUNGRIA
SIN COMUNLCACIONES
FERROCARRILERAS
Las uniones obreras austria
cas- decretaron Ell boycotaJe
contra Hungria y las de
este pals ssguieron
el ejemplo

VIENA. JUNO Eel b~oycotaje De
Hungria organizado por las uniones
obreras austriacas esta asumiendo un
aspecto politico en- este pals. FL MI
uistro INFERNO de COMMUNICATIONS,
senior Seeriig.. Que es un sociaI!sta
cristlano. IN ardenado que todos los
ferrocarrileros que So rehuscn n
transporter artfculos q Hungrla, sean
~despedidos de sus trabaJos Y rem
plazados por hcmhres que esten dis
puestos = llevar esas m"rcancias al
vecino pals.
Los dem6cratas socialists. inme-
Giatamente despues de que Sc eIp!-
di6 aquella orden. ~convocaror a una
iurra para discutir Ia ane de
detener e. tratico con Hungria. Por
su parte. Us ferrocarrileros hungaros
cstan fernando rcpresalias, detenien-
do los cargamentos de frutas frescas
Y vegetables, asI como dc carbon de
las minas T. ZeIlingdorf, que a con
dest!no a Austria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24
LAS TROPAS GRIEGAS
NO pODRAN LLEGAR A
~CONSTANTINOPLA
En- su campana contra los ma
cionalistas, los aliados les
fijaran una Inca de la
que no pasaran

PARIS. JUNO 23.-La primera ac-
c!on que Sc emprendera contra los
nacionalistas turcos, Sc encomendara
g. los griegos, de acuerdo con el
arreglo tenido aver ell Ia Conferencia
de Euulogne. pero no obstante que
las fuerzas helenas seran las encar-
gadas de oponerse 4 las operaciones
de los turcos de MustafA Kenal, no
podran traspasar cierta Inca flJada
por los mismoS aliados Y cuya demar-
caci6n no Sc ha hecho del dominic
publico. per9 que Sc supone Sc halla
trazada Suficientemente dlstante dc
Constantinupla. para prevenir que los
griegos enrren a esa ciudad, que hE
sido desde luengos siglos su ambi-
cionada presa. Como compensation
por este servicio los griegos reclblran
un mandate para la administration
de Esmirna, o qui@as hasta una ane
xi6n definitiva de esa ciUdad Il terri
torlo circunveCIno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24
Lenine obtiene petroIeo
de la region del Cducaso

LONDRES. Julio 2S.-Los bolshevi-
ks acaban de obtener un gran triunfo
diplomatico en- Ell Caucaso, segIn no
ticias que Sc han recibido de Tiflis.
Han hecho Ia paz con la Republica de
Georgia Y mediante ella han obtenido
los b~olshevikis Ia possession de Batoum,
que Sc halla en- las playas del Mar Ne
gro, en- los extremes Del oleo-conduc-
10 de Baku. Tan pronto com los boil
shevikis ocupen formalmente tai te-
rritorio. tendran ~asegurado TODD el pc
tr6leo que clos necesitar.
En- B2toum hay ahora una pequena
fuerza ~francesa e inglesa, pero a me-
nos que no sea reforzada no podra i'm
pedir que los bolshevikis Sc apoderen
de Ia plaza.
Los bolshevikis tan ganado tarnbi&r
por csc tratado ciertas a~lteraciones
en- los limites de Georgia, en- las mon
tanaS caucasicas.