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La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13
La Nacion de Buenos Al
res, Argentina, Juzga la
Politica Yankee con Mex.

En- un telegrama dirigido al
New York Times, por conducto de
la Prensa Asociada ell IL del va
LELAND mes de JUNO, la Nacion"
de Buenos Aires, Argentina, que
es sin disputa ell primer diario de
lengua espahola en- nuestro CONT
nente, juzga la situacion polftica
entire Estados Unidos de Norte
America, y por esta razon hoy que
tenemos dicha opinion, la da-
mos a conocer a nuestros lectores,
por calcular que asi SERVINGS los
~intereses nacionalistas que son
nuestro canon principal, en- nues-
tras labores de periodistas cons
cientes.
Ell despacho dice ash:
"BUENOS AIRES, JUNO IL
LA Nacion", criticando hoy la
politica de la actual administra-
cion de Washington hacia Mexi-
CO, dice que la pretension del 60
bierno de Washington para que
Mexico firme un tratado como
condicion del reconocimiento de
los Estados Unidos, es incompa-
tible con los derechos de sobera-
MIA de la nacion mexicana.
Dicho periodico eta cor bene.
placito la declaration del Presi-
dente Obregon del primero de A
bril- lltimo, en- ell que afirma que
no existe precedente de ley inter
nacional que justifique ell que Me
xico firme un tratado como precit
del reconocimiento de su gobier
no. LA Nacion" agrega:
sci punto capital actual NC
ES Ell CHARACTER DE LA
C~ONDICIONES IMPUESTAS
SINO Ell HECHO DE SU I'M
POSICION. FL Gobierno Mex
cano no discute ahora las condi
clones en- ST, SINO LA DEMAN
DA DE SU A~CEPTACION co
MO PRECIO DEL RECONO
CIMIENTO.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13
E9lIeR!ALES ! NoIAS P0uTICAS De IA PRENSA'
Lat Constitution del 81
y los lntervenCiOnistas

Parece curioso que los interven-
cionistas = quienes alaban STEM
pre- el nefasto regimen porfiriano
-entonen como dos de sus mas
furibundas quejas contra q actual
gobiemo mexicano el hecho de
que los extranjeros p~erniciosos
puedan c d~eportados de Mexico
cor la sola -orden del Executive,
y de que los extranjeros que ad-
quieran tierras u obtengan fran
quicias deban someterse a las lie.
yes relatives del pals, renuncian-
do el derecho de invocar la inter-
venci6n o protection de sus go
biernos sobre el particular. Sin
embargo, estas disposiciones no
son una novedad, como general
mente Sc ha hecho Greer en- los Es-
tados Unidos y Ell extranje.o, pues
elias vienen consagradas desde Ia
Constitution de 1857, promulga-
das en- epoca de Juarez, por la que
Sc rigieron todos los decretos y
disposiciones del tan mentado re-
gimen porfiriano:
En- efecto: ell Articulo XXXIII
de la Constitution del 81 dice:
"Artfculo 80. = Son extran-
jeros los que no posean las ca
lidades determinadas en- ell Ar
tfculo 80. Tienen derecho a las
garantias otorgadas en- la Sec
cion primera, Titulo primero de
la presente Constitution, SAL
VA EN- TODD Case LA FA
CULTAD QUE Ell GOBIER-
NO TIENE PARA EXPE-
LER AL EXTRANJERO
PERNICIOSO. Tienen obliga-
cion de contribufr para los gas
tos p1Diicos, de la manera que
dispongan las leyes, y de ODE
decor y respetar las institucio-
mes, leyes y autoridades del
pals, sujetandose a los fallos y
sentencias de los Tribunales,
SIN PODER O.
TROS RECURSO QUE
LOS QUE LAS EYE CON
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13

les entire los dos paises han u
mentado de una manera muy con-
siderable Ell relaci6n con las esta.
disticas de los ahos anteriores. A.
demas, las naciones de mas pres
tigio en- Ell continente americana
y Europa, aprovechandose de la
situacion creada por ell gobierno
de la Casa Blanca, han intensifi-
cado su propaganda commercial,
habiendose verificado en- la capt.
tai vistosas exposiciones argenti-
ma y chileua, que han sido un ruiz
doso exito para los dos pafses sur
americanos.
Tambien Francia, Italia y Ale
mania buscan I'm ensanchamien-
to de su concrete en- Mexico, y a
tai respecto puedo garantizar que
Ia Gran Exposition International
que Sc verificara como uno de
los numeros de las fiestas del Cen
tenario y para cuyo efecto Sc ha
preparado ell Palacio del Poder
Legislative, ha llamado la aten-
cion en- TODD Ell mundo commercial
y son muchos los interesados gu,
estan solicitando puestos en- di
cho Palacio e informes sobre e
particular.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13

ciendo por las casas comerciales,
astilleros, oficinas del Gobierno
para abrir sucursales en- Sur A
merica. "A
La Association americana de
Cancellation International, que es
una sucursal del Fond Carnegie
para la Paz International, que ha
exhibido I'm trofeo en- los salones
de la Universidad de Columbia, a.
81 como una collection de caratu-
las de r~evistas latino americans
grabado a dolores de pinturas y
caricaturas sobre asuntos de esos
PASSES, estando Representatives en-
la collection, doscientos cuarenta
periodicos de diez y nueve pafses
sur americanos. Mexico tambien
esta representado en- dicha expo
sicion y las caricaturas exhibidas,
son cor tendencias politicas.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13

Cuauthemoc fue quemado por
no haber revelado I'm sccreto a
las hordas de Cortes.
La Inca consanguinea de este
heroe aun no Sc ha extinguido.
Palpablemente nos 10 demues-
ira ell heoho de Juan Sin Miedo,
que con TODD ell desprec;o a la v;
da, ante un gran nImero de es-
pectadores y con la gallardia de
los verdaderos heroes y que solo
Sc registra en- las paginas de nues-
ira historic Mexicana, sc lie vic
desprenderse de entire aquella mul
titud, compuesta de todas nacio-
nalidades, para atravezar por un
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13
CEDEN A LOS MEXICA-
NOS" p oas1qos is

"A LOS MEXICA-
NOS" p oasfqo
La concession que Eduardo L.
Doheny obtuvo, por la cual sc per
operar a sus companfas IL
bres de ciertos impuestos, contie-
ne, en- debido acatamiento a la dis.
posici6n constitutional arriba in
vocada, la renuncia expresa del
derecho de invocar la PROTEC.
CION DEL GOBIERNO NOR
TIE AMERICANA o de cualquie-
ra otro gobierno, en- todos los a.
suntos relatives a sus propieda-
des en- Mexico, como Sc vera en-
seguida: 9o
Art. %. - La Compaffa con-
cesionaria sera considerable CO.
mo mexicana, estando sujetos,
TANTO LA MISMA CON-
PANIA CUANTO LOS EX.
QUE TOMEN
R EN- SUS o
EN- CALIDAD DE ACCIO-
NISTAS, o
CON OTRO
CHARACTER, a las leyes y Tri-
bunales de la Rep1blica. Num-
ca podran alegar, respecto de
los tftulos y negocios relacio-
nados con la Empresa, derecho
alguno de extranjerfa, bajo
cualquier pretexto que sea, y
solo tendran los derechos y me
dos de hacerlos valer que los
que las leyes de la Rep1blica
conceden a los mexicanos NO
PUDIENDO, CONSEQUENT
TEMENTE, TENER INGE-
RENCIA ALGUNA EN- DI.
CHOS LOS A
GENTES
~EXTRANJEROS."
Y esta clausula fue incluida er
todas las concesiones otorgadas {
los norte americanos como dema:
extranjeros en- Mexico durante di
cho regimen porfiriano.
1DONDE ESTA, PUES, LA
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13
VENDRA A LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS
LLOYD GEORGE
LONDRES, Julio 81.

LONDRES, Julio 81.
Con motive de la r~eciente en-
trevista de Northcliff sc ere que
Lloyd George probablemente Sc
vera obligado a ir a los Estados
Unidos, dentro de pocas semanas,
pues debe de comprender que
mientras mas pronto Sc compren'
dan en- csc pals las ideas britani'
cas-, sera mejor para todos los in
teresados en- csc asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13
DERROTARON A
Los GRIEGOS

CONSTANTINOPLA, Agosto
8. = Los turcos anuncian que los
griegos han sufrido una derrota
frente a la ciudad de Sivre Hissar,
recogiendo los otomanos numero-
SOS prisioneros y municiones.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13
ENEDICT XIV
Y CARUSO

LONDRES, Agosto 8. - Tele-
gramas recibidos de Roma hacen
saber que Su Santidad Ell Papa
Benedicto XIV Sc conmovio pro-
fundamente al enterarse de la
muerte de Caruso.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13

LAS EN- ACEI-
TIE, han sido hechas por aquellos
que actualmente son p%ropietarios
de los terrenos que Gentlemen acei-
tie.
LA Sc LES
PRESENTA nos
tienen, hombres y mujeres de en-
puje. FL momento para obtener
en- propiedad I'm terreno que pro-
duzca aceite ha llegado.- Nues-
tro plan les permite unirse con no.
sotros en- condolences iguales para
todos y sin que peligre su dinero.
Nuestro plan les da un titulo
garantizado por $1,000. Compren
ii de Acre en- $4,000 con titulo
guarantizado y limpio por ell te-
rreno, inc1uyendo los derechos al
aceite y minerales, libres de toda
gravela.
Este terreno es mas rico que Ell
HUNTINGTON BEACH. Es-
ia situado en- Ell Condado de Kern.
Estado de California, ell condad'
al Norte de Los Angeles que pro-
duio 81 MILLONES de barrilcs
de aceite en- 1921. Esta es la MI
tad de TODD Ell aceite que Sc pro-
dujo en- California.
Nuevos pozos estan para revcn-
tar diariamente, no muy leJos &c
nuestra propiedad.
Ell condado de Kern tienc s72o
pozos en- production con utia ca
pacidad de 81 MILLONES dc ba-
rifles al aho.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13
Como Sc Apagaron los Pozos de
Petroleo en- Tampico
Los Heroes de la RaZa de
v no los de Castillo

lago de aceite ardiendo, llegando-
Sc hasta las valvulas que debfa ce-
rrar, 1nico medic que habfa para
extinguir aquel voraz incendio
que consumia millares de barriles
diarios, 10 que constitute la per-
dida de muchos millones de dola-
res a la poderosa compahfa petro-
lera "La Corona"
Estos son los descendientes de
la raza de bronco y no de los de
Castillo.
]. r. DURON
Los Angeles, Cal, agosto de
1921.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13

q FL geologic que examine nras- a este pozo lbre y hmpio, con to
ira propiedad dice que la torna' COS los impuesto pagados por un
clones RIGA y reune todas las con- aho y sin nnguna ota controbu-
diciones para ser TN brilante pros cion.
lpecto. iPorque trar dnero COM LA COOPERATION es ell Sc
prando acciones q e acete, quail :reto del exho, aqui damos una
do por 10 regular este sgniica una oportunidad para acumular dine
perdida? Siendo duehos del te- % sin grandes esfuerzos para
reno siempre estaran aseSura' clio, cada uno participant de to-
dos. do eli acete II Sc extraipa de es-
Esta Compania es n oorp"- ia propiedad.
racion de California, administer ,uu
da por respetables hombres de e. d.snras CO. dsu.s;.do t,rde I,
so.o'' .aus "o p''"N" =" oportunidad esta aqui. No la de-
No je pasar.
Performances n pozo en- me- ---.-o-.
do de los $40 acres propiedad de NONI
la ca y cada uo participant de Ely OmU ~ On1r
TODD ell acehe que Sc obtenga de Ely ="
rh -. - .o,oro;c ;r,.,B BROADWAY St, Los Angeles,
81 interes que Sc tenga en- ell t- l~
reno y ademas un titulo garan- Podemos dar trabajoa algunos
tizado por "a de acre tan solo por lhombres serios para la venta de
$5OOO con 10 cual tendra derecho terrenos de esta compania.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
SOCIALISTS PLAN ALLIANCE
Al Radical Organizations rc 0s Call
ed In to Farley.

Detroit, Mich.~~A resolution inviting
all radical organizations OF the United
States to conference next year TO
form an alliance to prevent future wars
by the threat of general strike was In
troduced In the Socialist national con.
vention.
The Wisconsin delegation Ia sponsor
for the move and Mayor Daniel Hoan
OF Milwaukee introduced the resolu.
ton. II would invite the FarmerILab0r
party and various labor unions. includ.
ing the mine workers, machinists aud
some OF the railroad groups, TO tho con.
ference.
The resolution proposes a program
of four points: Opposition 10 war. Re.
storation OF political liberty. Collec-
tive ownership and democratic control
OF the means Of production where they
are monopoiitically owned. Agreement
to use both political and industrial
means TO this end.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
CITATION FOR HEARING On PETg.
TION FOR PROBATE or
FOREIGN WILL

Estate OF j. NJ. Gregersen
State of Minnesota. county of Pine.
in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of J.
NJ. Gregersen. Deccdent.
The state of Minnesota To all per-
sons interested in the allowance and
The petition OF Sohe NJ. aGregersen. re-
a resident Of the County Of Santa Bar
bara. state of California died on the
25th day OF March. 1917. testate and
that his Win has been allowed and
admitted to probate I'm the Superior
court In and for the County Of Santa
Barbara. State OF California. being filed
In this court. together with authen-
ticated copies Of said viii and Of the
probate thereof in the court above
named. and praying that said Will he
admitted to probate I'm this state and
that letters of administration with the
viii annexed be. thereon granted TO Jens
r. Miller: Nov THEREFORE,. You
and each OF you are hereby cited and
required to show cause. II any you
have. before this court. 1T the Probate
Court Rooms In the Court House. In
Pine City. County of Pine. state, Of
Minnesota. on the 18th day ~ July
1921. at one O'Clock y. NJ. why the
prayer Of said petition should not he
granted.
Witness the Judge OF said Court, ana
the seal OF said Court. this goth day
~ June. 1921.
Court seaD Robert Wilcox.
Judge of Probate Court
June 23-July -
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
RrvnO Rsse Rail Notes.

Bruno won over Groningen
Sunday IL to Is. Next Sunday.
July Bird. Bruno does not. play
ball nor will we play July 4th.
but we will have q big game At
Bruno on July 10th. Sandstone
will be here on that date. Eve
rybody out and boost for your
home team in this gnne.
The monthly b&se ball meeting
will be held at Hanlev's store on
July 9Th. at 8 o'clock sharp. II
you have anything to bring up in
regards to base ball we shall be
glad to hear from you. All bills
to be paid at this meeting. Re-
member the date. July 9Th.
J. ]. Hanley. Sec.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30

New Washington b. Wander
lip arrived on the Olympic, stating no
had received more concessions from
the Russian soviet government. These.
he said, comprised two bases which
might be used for naval purposes.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
ORDER LIMITING TIME To FILE
CLAIMS. AND ron HEAR.
ING THEREON
IN PROBATE COURT

IN PROBATE COURT
state uf Minnesota. County OF Pine.
So.
In the matter OF the estate of Ida
c. Norell. Decedent.
Letters of administration this day
having been granted to Christine Ter
ell.
u n Oraer~A. That the time within
which all creditors Of the above named
decedent may present claims against
her estate In this Court. he. and the
same hereby In. limited to three mont hs
from and after the date hereof: and
that Monday the 18th day OF Septem-
her 1921. at one o'clock r. NJ. In the
Probate Court Rooms In the Court
House Mt Pine City in said County,
he. and the same hereby In, fxed and
appointed IA the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination. nd
justment and allowance OF such claims
AS shall be presented within the time
aforesaid.
Let notice hereof he given by the
publication Of this order In the Askoy
American as provided by law.
Dated June 18th. 1921.
Robert wilcox
Court SeaD Judge of Probate
TUNE $500
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
Sunday School Group Gathering
at Lindstrom's Grove.

Three win be a Sunday School
Group Gathering. under the aus
pieces Of the American Sunday
School Union, at the Chas. Lind
strom grove. midway between
Bruno and Askov. Sunday. July
3rd. beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and continuing until 4:3O p. NJ,
with a picnic dinner at noon.
There will be several good speak.
ers present. among them being
Rev. Christ Larson of Princeton,
missionary Of the American Sun.
day School Union; G. E. Hen.
bricks and Ralph Hendricks Of
the Danforth Sunday school; and
Rev. c. D. Snyder Of Sandstone
besides several others. There
will be special singing by the diff
ferent Sunday schools. Everyone
is extended a cordial invitation
to be present. a. there will b
much that will benefit those whS
are interested in Sunday schoo
work.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
Bruno Farmers Have Good
Social Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting
of the Bruno Dairy and Potato
Growers Association was held at
the farm home of F. M. Roden-
berger on June 18th.
Owing to four carloads Of
company" having just arrived
from Duluth and the ringing of
wedding bells. several families
were not able to be with us.
There were about fifty present.
After an interesting program
consisting of music, readings, pa
pers, ETC.. and the. usual club
business, we repaired to the lawn
where a good lunch of sandwich
es, cake and coffee was served
in connection with a good old
fashioned wejner roast, and let
us say right here IT there is any
one that can eat more weiners
than Will Hill it must be Frank
Rodenberger or Bill Saggau.
We are glad to report that our
club is continually growing. new
members being added at every
meeting.
Among some Of the things we
plan to do in the near future is
the taking of a crop census in
the territory tributary to Bruno.
AS it will be impossible for
the committee having the work
in charge to visit every farm,
will those receiving questionaires
through the mail kindly fill out
same and return as soon as pos
sible?
A. l.. Churchill, Sec.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
DanfOrth

Anna Erickson returned home
from Superior, Sunday.
Bergers have had relatives vi
sitting them for some time.
Rev. Gjertson conducted Swed-
ish services Sunday morning.
Mrs. Carl Carlson left Thurs
day for ar extended visit in Chi.
cagO.
Carl Swanson has gone to the
northern part Of the state to
work.
A large crowd attended the
Farmers Club meeting Frida,
evening.
Axel Frisendahl and family OF
Moose Lake, spent Sunday with
relatives here.
c. A. Newcomes attended ,
picnic at the Ferguson place
near Bruno. Tuesday.
The Fourth of July celebration
will be held at the school house
instead Of Carl Carlson's grove
as first planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sverdahl ant
Mrs. Emil Swanson Of Sane
Creek. attended Sunday schoo
at Danforth. Sunday afternoon
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
H1c6%hnaj|
P6em~ |

What's the use Of feelin Bit
ter. when yer schemelet fails to
go? There's more virtue in a
litter. than a barrel-full of woe
What's the use 10 act contrary.
when agreements all that pays7
Heaven is gained by souls that's
cheery--hell is full of prouchy
jays. What's the use Of alters
huntin' fer the shadders in yer
path? :. Amt no happiness in
gruntin Comfort never rhymes
with wrath. What's the use
in bein' fearful Of the fate that
on yer track? While tomorrow's
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
Pleasant Hill

Chas. Southerton is busy paint
ing these days
Mrs. Atwood and Lulu spent
Friday in town visiting.
Will and Willis Davis were
Sandstone callers Saturday.
Myrtle Snyder was ! visitor at
the Babe home over Sunday.
There will be church services
Sunday evening and everyone il
invited to attend.
Mrs. Clickner and family with
Mona Clcwitt spent Sunday At
the Dracy home.
May and Hasel Robinson en-,
tertained . small company oi
friends Sunday evening.
The Babe families are enjoy,
ing . visit from their brother
Henry. and family from Ncbra
ska.
The Berglund, Robinson and
Atwood youngsters spent Tues
day 1t = picnic with the r. r
Davis youngsters In their grove
]. NJ. Davis has the contract
for driving the school bus on on,
road for the coming year. 20 ",
are sure Of I competent driver
There was . large crowd at
tended the LADIES' Aid At Mrs
John Bade's Thursday evening
It pays 10 entertain the gentle
men ct such times.
The Economics Club spent ,
very enjoyable day It Oak lax
Tuesday with their families
the largest crowd that has bees
there on the lake at . picnic.
The Pleasant Hill HundG,
school has accepted IN invitation
to celebrate the Fourth on Mon
day in John Bade's grove viii
the Bruno Sunday school. Every
one bring their basket Dime
and ice cream will be free.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30

July address. Everybody is in
vited to attend.
The Home Economics Club and
the Farmers Club united in q re-
ception for Mr.. and Mrs. Karl R.
Won Schenk which was held at
the home of Mrs. Laying. There
were about sixty people present.
The evening was spent in play
ing games and many musical Sc
lections were given. They were
presented with a purse from
their many friends. Dainty re-
freshments were served at a
late. hour. The party disbursed
after many restated wishes fol-
a happy and successful life. Mr.
and Mrs. Won Schenk will be al
home to their many friends after
July LIST at their farm home
west Of Bruno.
The Home Economics Club hello
their picnic at Oak Lake Tues
day. The day was ideal onl,
warm. There were 100 attend
ed and the whole days program
passed off without q single thint
happening to mar the pleasur,
of the day. The men felt the.
were royalty entertained and ex
tended a vote of thanks to tn,
ladies for the bountiful sprea,
served from 1880 to 1890 an,
lunch also at 4 o'clock and tn
good time they had. They in
formed the ladies that the onl,
way they felt they could reall,
show their appreciation was b,
entertaining the club in the sam
royal manner they had been en-
tertained. Nearly every mar
woman and child took a swim il
the lake and enjoyed the boa
rides and fishing. A large mum
Der of fine fish were caught
The whole day was one round q
pleasure.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
OIL PARlEY 4 FAMINE
Diplomatic EMerts orr UIam1l
Flelde n A|f.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ovoe ~
right G Amesican conpon1oo - oa1oe
The Djamti 81 1el1 = oamatsa 1Avo
reaohsd ~ paint whefs 4 woaA -
n1possayy Tor ~ United States y -.
tetce The relaitatosy proviojeas WhleA
we're mentioned n ~ noee e Chotio1
Evans Hughes y The Netherlands 80
ernmenk !.
The Dutch rsply Il was Learned. -
the apparent ssntlmeat a pas1io0Gae
70 sand b. the measure harftno To-
slga capital. have coavtnee1 o9lelA)a
OF this government that ~ polnA
which they have bssa eeealne y gnahe
caaaot b eAjnsd systematically. -
l6Als Nspt ees9 - - ],
Little hope u placed Herr h ~
theory advanced h Hoilan6 that = ~
development II other Amerteaas WI
b given consideration, - 4 belteyo1
that the Djambi aeld q ~ enly one
which can b. counted upoa to- so1i-
cient oil 70 make sxplOltation O :
large scale profitable.
Inquiry ID being made ~ Tho gov.
eminent now, II ID understood, - ~
what action may b. taken under the
provision Of the general land lsasing
bill to rstaliats against Dutch capital.
L Provisions % Din.
Broadly the bill provides that The
right Of development and sxpl6itatioa
may be- denied TO rationale of countries
whose home government denies similar
rights to Americans.
II IL not deemed possible that The
measure can be made retroactive. -
this would place the United states In
the same position relatively which Il
now Ii lighting In Mexico.
No reply has been sent To the latest
Dutch note. and II Ii not anticipated
that one will be until the State depart.
ment is able to state with p0sitiveness
what Its position will be In the future
! toward Dutch capital.