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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29

WASHINGTON, Febrero 2S.-El
reconocimiento de Ia Russia del So
Wet por los Estados Unidos en- an tu-
turo no l~ejano, Sc considera como
una cosa cierta, en- opinion de varios
lfderes del Senado, entire otros el Sc
nador Hitchcock, portavoz de ia I'D
m~inistraci6n en- el Senado, Qufen ha
nanifestado que Ia reanudaci6n de
las relaciones con Russia puede de-
cirse que Sc halla muy proxima.
Ell Senador Borah, republican,,
por ST. parte, predijo el reconocimien
to de Russia por los aliados dentro de
diez dias y una "accion similar por
los Estados Ulidos, mas tarde."
Por de pronto ante Ia Comision de
ReIacionas Exteriores del Senado, Sc
ha!la pendiente de discussion, una re-
soluci6n por Ia cual Sc encarece al
Presidente Wilson a que extienda un
reconocimiento amistoso a Russia; Pc
70 entire los miembros de dicha Co
mission Sc duda 81 Sc tomara una &C
ci6n Immediate sobre el particular.
Segtn Sc sabe, prefieren dar a la ad-
m~in!stracion manos libres en- este a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29
CONTESTARON LA NOTA DE WILSON LOS
PRIMEROS MTROS. NGLESY FRANCES
Invitaran al Presidente a que Sc una con elos en-
una proposition formal a los gobiernos de
Italia Y Yugo EsIavia sobre el AdriatiCo

pensas de una tercera p~otencia. Ash
pues, al reanudar las negociaciones
con ell Ministro yugo-eslavo, Ell Sr.
Nitti acepta tacitamente las irsinua-
clones del Presidente Wilson, 10 que
naturalmente, Sc considera como un
paso favorable va para ell arreglo de
esa question.
Por su parte el Presidente Wilson,
esta p~reparandose para contestar
a la invitacion de los Primeros Mi
nistros ingles Y frances, de que Sc
una con ellos para hacer una propo-
sici6n formal a los gobiernos italano
y~ugo-eslavo a fin de ~negociar I'm
~convenio sobre la question del Adrla-
tico, proposition que tendra por ba-
Sc ell retro de todas las proposic Jnes
anteriores.
Como la instruction para esta con-
ferencia italo-yugo-eslava, realmente
fue original del Presidente; Sc espera
aqui que ell Primer Magistrate anne
ricano aceptara la i~nvitaci6n que aho-
"a Sc lie hace para la conferencia Y
que Ia controversial del Adriatico Sc
telminara dentro de POGO tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS RECONOCERAN EN-
BREVE AL GOBIERNO RUSSO DEL SOVIET
El Sernador Hitchcock, Iider de la administration,
ha expresado que la reanudaci6n de reIaciones
CON eI gobierno boIsheviki esta muy proxirna

sunto. e. Senador France, autor de
la resolution, manifesto sin embargo,
que ejerceria preston para que sc efec
tuara una audiencia acerca de dicha
resolucion, 10 mas pronto possible.
"Creo que las naciones europeas
reonoceran al gobierno del Soviet,
muy pronto, declare 81 Senador Fran
&c. Los estadistas europeos Sc han
servido de nuestras mociones para
sus propios p~ropositos cuando temie-
ron al bolshevikismo. Ahora que ven
a Russia que esta para fornlar n
coalicion con Alemania Y compren-
den cue ella ofrece tremendas opor-
tunidades para, el concrete, quleren
hallar la de apoderarse de
esos mercedes
"Fue un error de los aliados perder
a Russia. 81 ell nuevo gobierno russo
hubiera reconocido Ia responsabilidad
por los bonos tenidos por Francia, ia
mas habria habido tai sentimiento
anti-bolsheviki IN Europa. Ese fue ei
gran error de los bolshevikis Y creo
JUG ellos dehen ahora hacer buena
esa deuda."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29
La playa del escoIito
en- ell Esfado de Mexico

Est4 causandc grandes perjuicios en-
los bosques de esa
entidad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29
Fue disueIta por 81
Emperador loshihito
La Dieta japonesa
La causa de esta accion Sc
debi6 a que el partdo de
la oposicion guerra ell
sufragio universal.

WASHINGTON, Febrero 28.-Un
despacho Official reciibdo hoy aquI
da cuenta que de Ia Dieta Japonesa
ha sido disuelta por I'm decreto I'M
perial, como resultado de II pro-
funda diferencia de opinion entire el
gabinete V ell Partido de Ia Mayo
ria de Ia Dieta, respecto a Ia extern
sion de la franquicia.
Esta accion fue tomada por Ell
Emperador Ell jueves ultimo, y a Pc
ticion del Primer Ministro. Hara, Sc
gun dice ell despacho de ~referencia,
rec.5ido aqui hoy de Toxic, habiendo
seguido a los recientes violentas es-
cenas que Sc d~esarrollaron en- el Par
lamento sobre Ia question del sufra-
gio De acuerdo con la constitution,
una nueva election debia e~fectuarse
dcntro de cinco meses.
Ell parlamento que ACADIA de ser
disuelto, tenia cerca de dos anCs V
medic de e~xistencia. Durante Ia que
IRA, Sc celebraron pocas sesiones =
despacho Official recibido hoy aqut
dia de la NaYidad, esa fue practical
mente su primera session formal.
Hace cerca de dos amos, el gobier-
no habia consentido en- aprobar Ia
legislation que extendia el derecho
del vote, para aquellos cuyos i'm
puestos directos excedieran de tres
yenes. Tai ley incluia practicamcnte
a todos los obreros, agricultores y
mecanicos.
o. FL gobierno deseaba probar Ia nue.
va ley, por ia election de una Dieta,
antes de consentir en- c%ualquiera me-
dida que c~ompcendiera una nueya
extension q la franquicia; pero el po-
deroso partido dc Ia oposici0n. ell
Ken Sci Kai, formula IN proyecto de
ley confiriendo 81 sufragio universal
a todos los hombres en- ell Japon.
Ell gobierno al yer cue esta MEDIA
iba a recibir Ell apoyo de otro pode-
roso .partido en- ia Dieta, ell 10 Ku-
ninto, que hasta ahora habfa apoya-
do al gobierno, sin esperar IN vote
de prueba, que pudiera haber equiva-
lido a una expression de falta de con
fianza en- ell ~gabinete, expidio ell de-
creto d~isolviendo la pieta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29
Quieren ofrecer ell froro de
Hungria a MI hijo del Rey
Alberto de BeIgica

PARIS, Febrero 28.-Los
quicos hungaros estan para Ofrecer
ell trono de Hungria al Condo de
Flandes, hijo menor del Rey Alberto
de BGlgica, seEGn dice una noticia re-
cibida aqui, de fuentes inglesas en-
Bruse!as. El Condo Flandes cucnta
dieciseis mos de edad Y va Sc COM
prendera que Ia noticia ha causado
gran sorpresa tanto en- los ~circulos
oficiales, ono diplomaticos de esta
capital.
En- los circulos altos Sc ha EXPIRE
sado que en- case de que la oferta sea
c~ierta, probablemente sera declinata-
por azones obvias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29
Matlas Erzberger ha
deiado de perteneceF
al gobierno aIeman
su renuncia a con-
seeuercia de los cargos
que lie hizo ell Procura-
dor MesserschHuidt.

BERLIN. Febrero 2S.-Matias
Erzberger, Ministro de Hacienda en-
81 Gabinete aleman, Y uno de los
hombres fuertes del actual goblerno,
ba renunciado voluntariamente su
encargo. Segun Sc dice, la renuncia
de Erzberger fue ell resaltado de una
declaration rcndida por Ell Procura-
dor Messerschmidt, en- Ia u que
nor difamacion, tiene ~presentada Err
berger, contra ell DR.. Heilterch, ex-
Miristro de Hacienda. La naturaleza
de la declaration segun Sc eXpresa,
no dejo a Erzberger otra election que
Ia de renunciar z su cartera.
De acuer6o con la declaration del
Procurador Messerschmidt, que fue
rendida con Ia mayor reserva Y eau
ci6n. Erzherger habia enviado DE
contrabando, grandes sulnas de sus
fondos privados a Suiza Y en- las re-
claraciones anteriores rendidas por el
Dr.. Hellferich, Sc acusaba 4 Erzber-
ger de estar complicado en- numero-
sas transacciones r~elacionadas con Ia
expedition de permisos para eXpor-
t~aciones G importaciones, asi como &c
hacer nal uso de su puesto Official e
Influenza para apoyar negocios en-
los que Ell mismo Erzberger Sc halla-
ba interesado.
FL anuncio Official en- que Sc da
cuenta del retro de Erzberger del
gabinete, expresa que la accioE del
Ministro Sc hasa en- ell deseo de este
de que Sc practique n investigation
concerniente a su impuesto sobre
sin r~eferencia nj considera-
si6n a su puesto Official. La renuncia
fue presentada al P~residente Ebert,
guien ordeno que Sc practicara la in
yestigaci6n de ~referencia con la ma
yor prontitud possible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29
OCUPARON OMEGA LOS
B~OLSHEVIKTS

LONDRES, Febrero 28.-En IN
despacho de fuente bolsheviki, recibi-
do aqui hoy, Sc anuncia la ocupacion
dc Omega por las tropas bolshevikis.
La ~poblaci6n de Omega Sc halla ST.
tudada en- Ia desembocadura del rio
Omega, sobre la bahia del mismo nom
bre, que forma un brazo del Mar
Blanco, encontrandose como a ochen
ia millas al ~suroeste de Arkangel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29

Sc han ~procreado de una manera YER
daderamentea alarmante, amenazan-
do extenderse a otros Estados.
Algunos ejemplares del ~"escoiito"
fueron enviados q IL ciudad de Mexi-
CO, a fin de que sean examinados por
la Secretaria de Fomento Y Agricul-,
tura Y Sc envie Ia formula para COM
batirlos con eficacia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29

communicate al Sobierno del Estado
que en- LIS bosqnes de los alr,dedores
ha aparecido Ia playa del 'escolito."
especie de c%oleoptero que ACADIA con
los &.rboles y que ataca precisamente
a la desina que cont!3nen.
Estes bosques son ricos en- made
ras Y elias pertenecen a las que mas
atacan esos animales que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29

En- NueUo Guinea no hay motiOo para preOcupar-
Sc por Ell alto costO de la uida, cuaRdo nlenos,
en- question de peIuqueria porque la rasura solo
tiene cue hacerse una solo Uez en- Ia Uida: Ell
peluquero arronca Ia barba con piel y TODD.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29

TOLUCA, Mexico, Feb-ero U.s.
Las auteridades de Tenaucingo tan
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-10
Stunt Flyer Coming.

Al Wilson, stunt aviator" who is
to appear at the Winneshiek County
Fair this year. is thrilling them
along the Pacific coast this winter,
according to press dispatches carried
in the daily papers.
The following is taken from the
Venice, Cal. Vanguard:
Making a double change of air
planes $500 feet in the air was the
perilous feat performed by Aviator
Al Wilson yesterday afternoon from
the Delay aviation field in Venice.
with Lieut.. E. L. Remelin' as
pilot, Wilson left the field, followed
by Lieut.. Fred Hoyt in the second
plane. After reaching the altitude OF
1880 feet. Wilson climed from the
cockpit of his plane to the lower
wing and then to the upper wing.
The plane pilotef by Lieut.. Hoyt fol-
lowed slightly higher than that in
which Wilson was riding the upper
wing and as Wilson reached the top
wing of his plane, Lieut.. Hoyt made
a quick decent and then straighten-
ed his plane out so that it fell di-
rectly below the machine on which
Wilson was riding.
"Twice this was repeated before
Wilson reached up and grabbed the
carriage of the upper plane and
swung clear. He clambered into
Lieut.. Hoyt's plane and thence i'm
mediately to the upper wing. He had
scarcely time to balance himself be-
tore Lieut.. Remelin, who had swung
around so as to be over the plane
.piloted by Lieut.. Hoyt. came down
and the performance was repeated
again"
The account also includes mention
of how Wilson stunts" on one of the
machines, hanging by his toes from
one of the wings while the plane is
2, 200 feet in the air.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-10


Mrs. Sarah Hamre went to Win-
ona Saturday on visit to her son.
Don't forget the big st. Patricks
dance at Haugen's hall March II.
Miss Tilla Rogness went to
Cresco Saturday to spend the day
with friends.
Remember the st. Patricks
dance at Haugen's hall March II.
Mrs. Margaret Downie went to
Dubuque Friday on \visit to the
home of her son, Myron. "a
There win be big St Patricks
dance at Haugen's hall March II.
Good music and everybody invited.
Miss Agnes Welsh returned to
Cresco Saturday where she teaches
school, after a visit here with her
folks.
Don't forget the Easter sale OF
the Fortnightly Club, to be held in
the Rest Room March q.
Mrs. Ola Kallevang, of Man
haitian, Mont. arrived here Friday
on a visit to her mother, Mrs. X.
Thompson.
The Fortnightly Club will hold
an Easter sale at the Rest Room,
March 81.
Miss Charlotte Mollart returned
to Cedar Rapids Saturday after q
visit of several days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mollart.
The Easter sale of the Fort
nightly club will be held in the Rest
Room on March 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto DeWalle re-
turned to Cresco Friday after spend
ing few days visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. o. Werhan. Mr..
Werhan accompanied them home
Mrs. E. r. Haines returned last
week from an extended visit in Mil
waukee with. her sister, Mrs. Phil.
Schildnecht.
Mrs. j. l.. Turnbull, of Peoria,
Ill. is here on a visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Winter.
Mrs. ]. S. Canario and daugh-
ter Celia are expected from Indian
apolis this week -on a visit to her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wist.
Mrs. Frank Farrell, of Cresco.
visited relatives here yesterday.
Miss Anna Bakken returned 10
Ridgeway yesterdays after visiting
her sister Miss Rachel here,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. A. Anderson went to Aus
tin Thursday on visit.
w. B. Ingvoldstad went to Chi
cago last week on business.
Herman Teslow came down from
Cresco on business Monday.
Mrs. A. E. Crane went to Cresco
Monday for short visit with rela-
lives.
Mr.. Kirkbride returned from
Des Moines last week, where he had
been on business.
Martin Helseth returned to his
work of carpentering at Kimball, S.
d. last Thursday.
Mrs. B. A. Slocum went to Min
neapolis Saturday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. E. l.. Wright.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Collett returned TO
Fayette Saturday, after a few days
visit here with friends.
Miss Elizabeth Byrnes came
down from Cresco Monday on Wis
IL W 4hlSS NlS INol uu'
Mrs. Carl Haakenson and daugh-
ter returned to Ridgeway Thursday,
after a visit with relatives.
Miss Ida Reum went to Milwau-
kee Monday on visit to the home CT
her, sister, Dr. and Mrs. Severance.
Bert Daniels was over from
Ridgeway yesterday, and his many
DEBORAH friends were pleased to see
him.
Miss Clara Olson returned home
from Cedar Falls Thursday where
she had been visiting her sister, Miss
Dagny.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moon are re-
joicing over the birth of 612
pound baby boy, born to them sun
day, Feb. 30.
Miss Hattie Amsdill left Thurs
day for st. Paul after spending
several days here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Winter.
Miss Gladys Murdoch returned
to Strawberry Point Monday. after
visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr.. AM
Mrs Archie Lewis -
Mrs. j. j. RUMBLE returned to
Wheaton, III. saturday, after being
here III attendance at the funeral oil
her Brother, Carl Fitzsimmons.
Mrs. Eva Henderson, who had
been visiting at the Albert christen
ana Mrs. Bertha Mott homes, re-
turned to her home in Creseo Thurs
day. ,,.n e.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul preus, OF ST.
Paul who had been ON business
trim 10 Chicago, arrived in Decorah
saturday. on visit to the ~ l.
Haugen and Rev. Preus homes
Mrs. Hartvick Anderson ana
daughter Alice of Albert Lea ar
rived in DEBORAH last "Wednesday -
attend the wedding of her sistes,
Miss Gena Ramsey, which occurre'
Thursday.
AR. and Mrs. Oswald Hanson
came from their home in Russei
Minn. saturday on visit They were
sccompanied by Mrs. Hanson's mo.
Their. Mrs. Gus Bakken. VINO nay
been visiting them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-10
BabY'S Milk.

Motherhood is the only vocation
for which no training is demanded
yet almost fourth of the babies
who die every year are lost as a re-
suit OF gastrO-intestinal diseases,
due largely to ignorance of infant
feeding.
Even on the farm, where COWS are
kept, there is often a lack of know
ledge of the Importance of milk as a
food. Furthermore, many mothers
do not know that breast milk is best
for babies; cows milk is best for
calves. For the baby there is moth
ing "just as good" as mothers milk.
Growing children are better and
more cheaply nourished if they are
given clean whole milk, either as a
drink or in the cooked food making
up the daily diet. A pint and half
of whole milk daily is the amount
thought advisable for a child from
Is months to IL years of age when
the rest Of the diet is balanced.
knowledge of what to feed babies
and older children, when to feed
them, and how to feed them, is only
a part of the training necessary for
a mother. Mothers all over the coun-
try will benefit by the passage of the
Sheppard-TOwner maternity bill,
which provides not only for adequate
medical and nursing care, but also
for instruction.
Through lectures and pamphlets
as we'll as by means OF visiticg
nurses and health centers, mothers
Will receive simple, intelligent in
struction about the care OF them
selves and their children.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-10

Why the national government and
states have not long ago before this
adopted a good budget is a mystery
which the Mason City Globe-Gazette
does not attempt to explain.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-10

If you put off until tomorrow that
which you should do today, maybe
you won't ever have to do it.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-10

It's all right for you to feel sup
erior to others, for it's certain they
are feeling superior to you.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-03-10

There'd be a lot more efficiency in
the world if women could make up
their minds as rapidly as some OF
them make up their faces.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-22

this method is unavailable to the great
majority of children, in whom the dis
ease may run a tedious course of six
months or year. Hence every mother
Will be particularly anxious that her
child should be protected from this
disease. Children with rirgworm
should not be allowed to mingle with
other children unless the LESSONS are
properly dressed and covered. In ring
worm of the scalp, the patient should
wear cap for the protection of others,
and should avoid brushing the hair be-
cause of the danger of scattering the
scales.
Pediculosis capitas is the condition
brought about by the invasion of the
scalp by the head louise. 1t causes
severe itching, resultant scratching,
abrasions ands Inflammation of the
scalp. The glands in, the neck behind
the ear may become enlarged, espec-
tally when the scratch marks becomes
infected and contain matter" (pus)
When a child is seen scratching the
head, the presence of head lice may
be suspected, and the discovery of nits,
small white objects attached to the
hairs, confirms the diagnosis. It must
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-22
NO. 25-PARAslTic SKIN DISEASES.

NO. 25-PARASlTlC SKIN DISEASES.
There are certain easily. communi-
Gated skin affections frequently found
among school children which because
of their specially annoying and dis.
agreeable features should be carefully
guarded against. These are scabies
Gtch), ringworm, and pediculosis CAPT
tas (head lice).
Scabies, or itch, is due to minute
animal parasite, which burrows into
the skin and causes intense itching.
The consequent scratching results in
the characteristic eruption, which IS
found chiefly between the fingers, on
the front of the wrists, at the bend of
the elbow, and on the marginal folds
of the armpits. If a child is seen to
be scratching. particularly if there is
pustular eruption on the hands, he
should be at once examined for itch.
The disease is communicated by con-
tact with the child affected or with
anything he has used. Hence it can be
readily seen how easily itch can
spread in school or family, unless
every possible precaution is taken
The child should be excluded from
school until the disease is cured.
which need not be long, if proper
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-22
A SWEETHEART AT THIRTY
Story of a Woman's Transformation
BY MARION RUBINcAM

efficiently. there should have been
many helpers. 49,.
Jim always tried to do the work
of three went on.
Think of the money it costs to hire
work-and they loaf when you're not
looking" Esther answered, taking the
true back country" view, that the
way to economic is to spend less,
rather than to make more.
I'VE got a bit laid by, of course"
she went on, lifting the last pan from
the water and wiping it with her
wrung-out cloth, then setting it on the
bask Of the stove to dry. But there's
so much to spend it ON. And the work.
The vi graduates in June, and there's
her class dress to make, and another
for class day. Thatll mean white
shoes too"
I'll buy her white silk stockings as
my present." suggested. vi had never
had pair of silk stockings-none of US
had, as far as that goes-and it was the
girls great ambition. l had a little
money! did not know how much
but all l used it for was to spend on
! my family.
You'll put notions in her head" Es-
Their answered. Silk stockings!
was married with cotton ones-but
girls these days have ideas different
from then. Wis got enough notions as
it is"
But one pair of silk stockings won
hurt" i protested.
III have TO have new dress for
the commencement, too, and so will
you," Esther gumbled. "Thatll mean
taking off a couple of days and going
over to Hartford shopping. We can
stay with the fuckers. And cleaning
to do-and Jim must get a new suit;
his best one is too small by now"
She frettcd along, her hands in the
dishpan full of soapy water. Esther
could always think of work for months
ahead, and mention every last duty to
be done.
But thank goodness, it'll be over
then she ended up. Laura will prob
ably be getting married soon, but Vi
will be home to help"