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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-28

fine set of horns and weighed up towards 300 pounds. Moon brought the animal down near Soligman.
 Postmaster Metcalr, has received word to call for b;i5 Gor ctrTv.~g local mail between Kingnan and W. Hams on one side and between fig man and Barstow on the other, by automobile. Several bids were re- ceived and forwarded to Washington. The postoffice authorities are taking this precution to get the mails through in case there is tie-up of the carriers.
 Gertrude Dickerson narrowly escap- ed being seriously hurt last week at 5th and Broadway, Los Angeles. She was crossing the street when a pass ing machine nearly ran over another woman. This woman grabbed at Ger trude throwing her in front of the machine. To save herself Gertrude hung on to the machine and was dragged until the machine came to stop. None of her injuries have prov en serious.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford Winders were the guests of MT. and Mrs. R. B. Walker this week and among other trips they spent day at the George Fancher ranch on the Sandy. MT. Winders is the city passenger agent for the.Santa Fe at Los Angeles.
 Sheriff Mahoney on recent trip to Prescott called on Happy Quinlan in the hospital there. Happy looks we'll and is receiving the best possible care. He wished to be remembered to his friends.
 Ray Adams received word last week that his brother Johnny Adams had just fought a draw with the Pacific Coast Flyweight champion, lazy Glas- sier, in a bout at San Bernardino. Glassier has held the championship in this class for three or four years and many of the fans, according to the newspapers, thought Adams won. Adams is but 16 years of age.
 H. R. Reedall, Nevada mining man, spent a couple of days in King man this week and while here looked over the Katherine section. Reedall went on record as saying that the sec tion out there was as good looking mining district as he had ever seen.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-28

lay in the ice chest, then it will be always'ready. ..... ,.
 Tomato and Cucumber saIad.-A very simple but attractive salad is one arranged on long dish or plat ter. Place the sliced cucumbers in overlapping slices and a few tomatoes also sliced and arranged in the same manner. Let each serve himself talk ing one or both. Pass the dressing with the salad.
 Pear salad.-Cut peeled and quar- tered pears into eighths, and arrange on lettuce with little chopped apple and celery. Sprinkle with shredded almonds and serve with rich mayonnaise dressing a~.
 Pineapple and Cheese saIad.--Plnce . ring of pineapple on crisp leaf of curly lettuce and fill the center with . ball of cream cheese softened with cream and sprinkled with paprika. Serve with mayonnaise or boiled dressing. -,
 When the canned pineapple is used, as Is the common custom, the juice thickened slightly and mixed with olive oil and a dash of lemon juice makes very palatable dressing to serve with the salad.
 Cucumber Boats.-Peel long cucum- bers and shape in the form of a boat hollowed out. Sprinkle with season ing and i'll with salmon mixed with the chopped portion taken from the centers. Serve on lettuce. with any desired salad dressing. r...s..,s.
 New Beet SaIad.--Chop new beets very fine and mix with dressing col ored pink with the liquor of the beets. Season with chopped onion and the usual seasonings. Serve on head let tuce with a spoonful of the dressing on top of the salad. '>ts1. .. .
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-28
TRAVALOCUE ENJOYED BY
 MEMBERS OF CLUB

From Kingman to the Bay of Naples is long journey over land and sea, requiring many days of travel; that is, usually. On last Monday evening, however, a score or more members of the Thursday After noon Club were quickly transported from the home of MT. and Mrs. c. J.. Walters, where a blazing woodfire dispelled the late October chill, to Southern Italy, the land of blue seas and bluer skies.
 Unaided, except by books and pie lures, Mrs. w. c. Todt, chairman of the Literary Section of the Club, showed Naples and environs to her fellow club members.
 First, the city itself, a dream of beauty, rising from the shores of the bay, with Vesuvius, shrouded in it's perpetual veil of smoke, in the dis tance.
 The narrow streets with their num- erous stairsteps were threaded in fancy; the Royal Palace, the Cathed- ral and the acquarium, the largest and most famous in the world, were visit ed. Relics unearthed from the ruins of Pompeii, were viewed where they rest in the National Museum.
 The wonders of the scenic drive way to Sorrento and Amalfi, along the mountainside and overlooking the Mediterranean were visualized.
 Next, a voyage to the Island of Capri where the palaces of two of the Roman Emperors, Augustus Ceaser and Tiberius,. were, located; and where the mysterious delights of the blue grotto filled with awe and rapture all who were fortunate enough to man. uever through the three-foot entran- ce-a feat accomplished only by skilled boatmen. ..s'-., '.
 The, Tarantella, the Neapolitan dance, was wildly, portrayed by the following description:
 "The Tarantella is a choreographlc love-story, the two dancers represent ing an enamored swain and his mis- tress. Enraptured gaze, coy side look; gallant advance, timid retroces- sion; impassioned declaration, super cilious rejection; piteous supplicatlon, softening hesitation; worldly goods oblation, gracious acceptation; frantic iubilation, maidenly resignation. Pet ting, wooing, billing, cooing. Jealous accusation, sharp recrimination; man. ly expostulation, shrewish aggrava- tion; angry threat, summary dismis- sal. Tuning on one side, pouting on the other. Reaction, approximation explanation, exoneration, reconcilia- tion, osculation, winding up with pas de circumstance, expressive of confidence re-established and joy un- bounded, E..
 Two musical selections, Santa Lucia, and Funiculi-Funiculi, ring constantly in the ears of visitors to Naples Records of these songs as sung by Gorgorza and Mccormack, were played on the photograph.
 Notes from the writings of standard authors, together with photographs of all these interesting and historic ob- jects, buildings and places, were the bases of Mrs. Todt's entertaining and instructive discourse upon the joys and discomforts of life in Naples.
 The description of the destruction of Pompeii, as depicted in that classic
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-28
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
 AT METHODIST CHURCH

A delightful musical entertainment is to be given at the Methodist church Saturday evening, October 29, at 8 p. m. ..l - .. rg~
 The DeMoss company of famous musical entertainers will be the at traction. This family of artists have been before the public since 1872. The program will consist of classical, patriotic, plantation melodies and folk songs. The music loving folks are promised an entertainment of high merit,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-28

Mrs. E. S. Chafey, of Tristate, is a Kingman visitor.
 Mrs. H. V. T. Richardson, of Union Pass, was Kingman visitor this week.
 Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Brown of the Dean mine were Kingnian visitors Thursday.
 w. c. Howard is back in Mohave County and expects to remain here for some time this trip.
 James F. Davidson, of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, arrived here Thursday for D a visit with his relatives.
 Mrs. Maud Emery returned Sunday from Phoenix where she has been un- dergoing treatment for her eyes.
 Twins arrived at the Reber home in Littlefield not long ago. This makes twelve children in the Reber house. hold. -
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Mathewson, of Chicago, and Mrs. c. o. Doner, of Chapel, Neb., are visiting Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Ktnble. ;. Mrs. w. J. Black and son, Junior, left last week for a five weeks visit with friends and relatives in Pasa- dena and Los Angeles. z A. J. Beecher is spending some time in Kingman at the present. MT. Beecher expects to erect building at Tristate in the near future.
 Jim Angel informs us that Mrs. Angel has been removed to her home after a successful operation perform ed at Mrs. Olander's hospital.
 Friends of Harry Bearing vii! be interested to know that a little daugh- ter arrived at the Bearing home about two months ago. Her name is Mary Ellen Virginia. ..,,>. .,
 Foster & Rice are making a report and patent survey for the Katherine Extension. They have just completed a report for the Gold-Silver Corpor- ation at Secret Pass. ....
 James G. Moon came in Wednesday night with one of the finest bucks that has been brought down in this county. It was six years old with
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-28

from the pen of Bulwer Lytton, "The Last Days of Pompeii," concluded the literary program.
 The club members expressed to Mrs. Todt their appreciation of her labor and their enjoyment of her travelogue.
 Mrs. Walters contributed greatly to the pleasure of the evening by grac- iously serving light refreshments.
 Myra I. De Wolf.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-28
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Just as of old. the world rolls on
 and on. -. The day dies into night-night into
 dawn '' Dawn into dusk-through centuries
 untold ..M '. ...at Just as of old. .% ."EH James W. Riley.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-28
GOES TOCOAST FOR CONFERENCE

M. B. Dudley, general manager of the c. O. D. left Wednesday night for the coast for a business conference with eastern associates. He will re- turn to Kingmap Saturday morning.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-28
Nu.a hl>4~s4Q

The dignity of the senate has its advantages, after all. It enables men to call each other bad names without paying the penalty exacted by human beings. " :. | -
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-28

serving to insure the crispness of the lettuce. Lettuce sh ould be
 washed, drained and wrapped in a thin cloth, Old curtains, good for nothing else, make fine salad cloths. Wrap the lettuce In the cloth and
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-10-28
sUccULENT SALADS.

Salads using lettuce for the main portion of the salad should not be
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

Hfr 8rEEH" W
MARCOS lero), desde mayo DE- 1882 has
IA mayo dc 1863 Ademas pagara Az
mania AZ a~nualidades c~onAepzanac aes
de- el 10 do mayo de este aflo equiFa1
lente 81 IL por ciento del preeao ae VI
dos los artfoulos exportacion Los
ahaaaH HlalstAran en qna Aqs AsRhNAnes
les faciliten los 1atos n~ecssarlos
para determlnar q cHant9 hssatn vs.
AZ pof eiento caaa sels messs J sAtse7
CARA 8 Aiemanl Y l9A ~ slh r.
lacion. los bones 2 pageres qae se Fear
eesAM 20 TOP anos aErlsa ~lna1enaoA
EodaVia ho es pogipke Ffsssor FL
ute ternAlnaaa t0q0 ESQ "a aRianos
en- general espeeialmanEe I0s rance
ses estan muy cqntentQs eon eA result
tato ~ les distintas cqIaissones teI
h1inaiid0 n indenHnlzacAon de z2evpV
millones de marcos 9 sea mas ge ~.
900 1nillones de dolare4 de nNestfh
muneda, sin contar 10 que ct " POE
clento de las e~xpoftactones ~pfoaucffa,
durante A ahos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

NJ IN mizs En- toaa Il historic ae los Estados Bndos, una II
aura mas sobresaHenAcs mas attractive mas digna de emaiaeiohs qse
L III erandr PresidenteMartng Abraham Lincoln qu1en ocupara Y
sBa prssidsuciaI duds i 4 ~ Mario Dc 1861 hassa ~ mueEte y 4
dc Ahra de 1865.
Naci5O IL padres pobrss ! h~urnadss; - Una dpora n gs ea
CAST impossible para los desamparados De "A fortuna 4 ADJOURN una
buena cducaci6n; hombre rudo y sn prnneipios en- y aiancsa, LR
coin supo sin embargo adquir4 para * los couoeinientos neossarios
nara elevarse sobre sodos ss concIudadanoss a fuerza de ~ volunsaa
IL hero y su ~ inquebrantabe para TODD p que era recto, lusto|
' eqmtatfvo. De aqu6 que Il RonbFe De Lincoln es prcnunsano cn
respeto Dor todos los bnenos amencanos. y que 81 ben s ( han cFlgt
do estatuas. mausoIeos Y memorales I'll ~ honor, exiate an embargo
oto mOnumento afn mas sagrado. mas indestructbae Y mas noble
IN caa mo d. Eos eorazones d nueslros s~onpatrosas
Lincoln osup6 u ~psesidencia n una epoca cfhea En- e historic
naeional III dscorda, Ia avaricia. eladeseo de- contnuaE defendenr
ID j calamaoso sistema d. u sselaviud, De psrte Dc los fNos baT
crndsdos del Sur, hizo que estalara una terrible guerra sepantnta
embellishments despues de 81 adVennuIsnto Fl podessy TVS necesAno
que Lincoln, con III astucia sin parallel, su dplomacHa sagaz y su
eneraia ] toda psueba, combatera a lbs rsbeldes. tratando ds conser-
~ ine6mpe Ia integridad de "a nacioni para 81 tn salN vcncedor
~ Il cruenta lucha. IograndO af el hunfo de ss ldeales Y aye y
eseIaviuud dejara de existr dando 4 tCdos los hoinbres degeehes lgua-
les. Mas cuando apenas empezaba q saboFear ls osleNss rs = 4 s1
sova. ! an antes De que esta Sc huhaeEa eonsanaado AZ mano a1
ssesno archaic en- IN instante Ia vida preciosa del que tanto pen
habfa hecho 4 Ia humanidad en general ponsendo Az sopFe sus c1enes
Ia dadema del martio.
Han pasado machos amos desde enonres y sig embargo avn
exste latenle e sentimiente del dsber enps nosorcs hacia q gyand'
.emancpador. Machos mas amos pasafan; los nonumsnlos Srgaoa
Dor 81 patriohsmo nacional qsna casran deFFuFnpados por = aessIue-
fora accl6n del tempo, como yacen por hera las Tanas &c Esp9os
Grecia y Roma. y iodavia. en- las psgnas lumnosss Sc e historic
exstra I'll nombrc del gran americana que dieFa hasta 81 sangEe para
est.keeer da6niivamente Il sublime pnacapio De qe sedas 10 nom
bres son ereados iguales7 sobre "a hefa.
csertameuse oae las enseHanzas De Lincoln an no han pendfade
del ,odo en "a mente De machosi a6a lesmos Dc eqando en- cusnqo
49, i question d. raa Is tan aguda sn alsunas parties q despfecT
1sr;a Loe oSe no son 'blancos" es tan marcado. especalnente en- az
oueos de los Eslsdos del Sur. como en- Texas vefbisiserA" que &c e
se5ala. Sc les separa. y hasia Sc les natn sn piedad por msag &C.
inicuo sisema del lnchantento que no aamie ia htssssnS'on y Z
;vsGcia. 3 que Ell cast todos los easos este eripsn be qaedad0 mp,m'
ba.ta Is fee1a. cefto que aMn para los ge no son &c raza &c color
mo Dor ii simple hecho de no ser rac5apy En- este spel0 2 qs ~ ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
D;SDoSiciones para los Dias de Ayuno y
para Ia CuareSn1a en- la Arquidio-
ceSfS de Santa Re

los dias do ayuno dpHante 81 ano
los s%iguiertes;
fa) Todos lbs dtas de 0u9fssna'
menos los d~omlngosi
fb} Las Tdmp0ras
fel Las yigilias De P~enteeostes'
Asnnci6n Todos Santos y NaYiaaa
2-Estan ~obligadoe q ayunaF todos
id cat6lieos que han cumpiido los n
AMOS de edad, y no han entrado en- ios
co..
9-Eatan exentns De ia ophsaclon
az - t0d0s los que eatan emplea-
dos % trabajos pesadoe, los enfermoH
los conyaleseientes, los Dc constltu.
ai6h debit j en- general toaos los qae
10 nnsden ayunar sin grave perjuaelp
de 81 salud ocupacloaes.
A-En case de duda sobre 70 Qph-
aaci6n de aypnar, dehese consular n
6ronto Factor 9 Confesor.
5APof dispense especial;
Ca) Sc permite q los que estan opii
aadDs 4 aynnar, conner carne dnrapte
IL Cnafsama. en- todas las reieceiones
~ los Dominaos y en- "a fefeeclon
principal de- los tpnes. Martes, lneFes
s8badas de- Cuafesma eyceptnando
1T seeundo SAbado v Ia mapana uei
.sabado sanfo. en- los cnnles dos sa-
.haaos Fl uso de "a came esta REohi-
htdo.
no Los aue estan disFcnaaqos del
a5ino pueden conner carne en- todas
4 r~eferci0nas de los Domingos, In
Martes. lneves y sabados de Caa'
fasma. exceptuados 81 seeundo saba.
az 10 nafana del s4bado Sanio en-
las cualos Ia ahstinencia de IA casne
dc ohlicaci6n para tpdos.
a-por tsntd. fodo1 los Nieffolog y
Viernes de- cuaresma conn ianpien
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
IA INDnMNIzAclon

FInalmanie "a rrensa del 30 De ons
70 anauei6 "a aulna aut los aliados axl
eiran De- klduiani1 para ndcmnizarles
.por Ios nerjulclpt } ntrdsdas cue les
CAUSE dnrhnte IL guerra, yeltlsmpo en-
que hahrf Que raEaIie TodoG ioa a.
lladof conyinioron IN cue Sc y azigir6
10 sianionle Dos.anu1hdades 90 5000
milioHat a. marcoa fero) o9tc aHo y
~ 1922. tFef annalltadta Dc 5000 Mi
HINES De mercoa lorrl f6Edc mayo de
1898 hasia MAYO Dc 1870. ires anuaii
dadek de k.0oe uillonlf de marcos %.
rol desdt mayo de 1924. fa6fa mayo
~ 1924 trtr anuahdfds a. 5000 mi.
ilon to nlsreo9 fhIel desfe mayo &c
Io1a tat|a mafo De 1898. gfinalacute
81 anuelidadea de- do0o miiione4 De
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10


Austria habia anunciado a los gohier-
nos aliaaoa one - no Sc 10 propoFeio-
naba Stigma ayuda tendfia qpe deela-
rarse en. ba~ncarrota, con las cQnseeuen
cias dasastfosas que Sc pueden espe
q de IN pueblo desesreradp, con q
boicheYluniamo a~trayendoIo a sue io
cas pfomesas y descabeliados planes,
Los aiIados considerarou Ia question
austriaca en- Ia session. del Is de enerQ,
,sn IA cifai III Code sfofza De italia d.
10 a gus coieeas. los representatives
de las otraa uaclones alladas, que no.
vela sin0 dno de tres MOODS de salvaf
la CRISIS: Permitit Ia union De Austria
con Alemania que los Eatadoe Unidos
Be- e~ncatEaran de pronQrcionarles q los
austfiaeos toda Ia aypia n~nanciera
que necesitaren, Q finnlmente. deiar
que slean las coFas como hasta ahora
con, IA seeurilad de que Austria, 81
antique baIuarte de IA cipilizaci6n So.
RIA IA nflmefe uctima del eomunismo
vinibndo epto casi a. mlsmo iiempo
ono So diYuleeha IA notcla de- Que
Ynfo,feiaYin eatrV0 q nnnto o. eoer
en- manos de- los bolcheriQuna naeiona.
les. quienee De- su parte tontan va be-
che 81 arfeElp o loa TuaQa para nnlr-
Sc con eilos tan pfonto como Sc dtera
81 toipe de cetado; y Hniendo tam
'hifn al tempe en- cue loo ~pQlitiQos
yeian mas claro cue nunca e peiigfo
EN- que Sc ~oncuenfra IA Darepe central
40 verse enrneIta en- "a p~rirRVefa del
aho en- q mofimienio ~holohaYique. %.
dos. 30 mosirarnn convencidos Dc n0e
habia que haceT alg0 muy pronio pam
confnfar ei peligro. lnFiatarra diin
cue eetsha dispoegia q hacar IL que De
ella fe6endia 4lcesnft 1atta su4trir
que . voNieran q unif Austria y Hun
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
CABALLER0 tRdbnea

rn il reverso u We Ii caifcado de ias auaoridades mlllaSes en-
Chihuahua, fechado Il 10 DC Mario de 1897 PER Demssio salcea0' y
dado Fl de misn0 Il III de Mario del misno aho por Francisco ANA
dor AZ TrunIIo. con las rdbricas correspondence
I'll sr Read desea df las sracias mas expresEWs a ri Lsanase
4tatf pr tan vahoso obseqho. y que inEenta reproducE fososFatiea-
meute Ill Sd proxma edcion de "a EistoFia &c Nuego Mexso' ? ~
n a,ras personas qne uenen docunentos De mSrLo de sas antepasa-
dDs. il sryieran f~acihsdrselos oportunanente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

.Rrfa. como una euarta soluel6n uel
pgohlama ane ii repfesentante De lfa
It'd ~solaraenta tfes ofreefa.
Francia Sc 0ponB reaueltamente 2
c~ualquierm edfda que pueda redundar
en- Men de AIemahia y p0r tanto tam
POGO aprueba IA union de los rag
mentos al Los impesios csntrales. no
il cag6 bien IA ~publicaesdn del estado
linaacidr0 dc AlemaHia, pOgQue VIC
Que aunque 6ata al aem6raF los pages
dehiaos eoimo indamnizaci6u habia Gle
aaaa 81 b0breza ~extreAiada, las ciffas
inaieaban que se estaba F~ea0brand0
nfuaho mas apfisa qae FHancia4
Ml pn61Eema Austriato fub eneonaels
dado al estudiO de tina eoEnisi6n de
'pefites
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

el segunao sabado y IA mahana del
sabado sant0t asf niisn1oi cada = de
To- dfas de Temperas y &c Vi9ilaas
mentionadas en- Ell No. /, son dias az
abstinencia de carne para todos.
7.AtNo estd prohibiep conar carihe
" pescad0 en- Ia misma eomida los dias
en- que So pcrniite conner catne tanf
bien Is ncito tomar la eolacion q me-
diodfa. J Ia comidA por "a noche
2APor fnahito especial ~coneedido
por la Santa sede aios Obispos Dc ios
Esiados UnidOs. y renovudo, permit
mos q todos los tFabaiadores az nues'
tra di6cesia. m1cdhic0a, aericultores,
n otros, cuando krabalan, conner carne
en- todas las refecciones, clos y fouot
los mlembros de sHa famliias, en- to
dos los dfas de aynno y a~bstlnfncia,
exceptaando Ell 9fi6rcoies Do Ceniza,
ia Vieiiia de NaFidaq. los Vierues de
todaa iaR aemanas DE- Tempqrae. todos
las viernes de .cuaresma. 81 MERCEDES
Dc la seuana Santa y "a mapana del
sAbado Santo.
ALeuNAa RE0kAs De VIDA PARA
shN7lFicAR EL TEMPO DE-
Ia cuAREaMA.
lmAbsteefso de i0da especie d.
al0ionerla asimiamo de los teairoa'
danzas, tertulla6 y otns direfsionea
mnndenas
2.-Ofr Misa pudiondo, iambien los
dias entire semana,
S-Aeisfir reaularmente 8 todas les
funeiones AZ CuartHnla particular
mcntn q l1s inetffUio1ea ~especialei
one a~nurciafe ~ Faaior. y 81 Ntascrn'
Gle los visruee
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10


Mlsntsas este paaaba en EUROPA. q
Enbaiador inal6B Gaddos paftio re-
pentihamehte az Washington para
Londr4s sin aar Ia msn6r indieacl6n
del objetc de BIZ xiate. AIguieA@en -
capital so1t6 la eapecie de que aabia
c~onsaehiao infnfmee, b pr0rhoaaa, q
ansbaa eoAasy due Ie seTfazs de mucha
ntilidaa 3 sd G0blerne, y que no pedla
eomunigassela6 por cable III pof 60.
REQ. So sospeeh6 Inseo que 10 que q
Embaiadorgt rafa entire manos era ~
go f~elaeianad0 con ID llquidaes6n De la
deuda eur6peas y que tendria p0T eso
mism0 relaei6n dlrecta oon IA indent
nizaoEdn qne los aIiados estauan p0f
decidif entre 81 antics Dc imponerla q
A1emania. Asf fad, como los heohoa
10 han venid0 v~efifieandO.
Los pofmen0fes del plan que 81 Sc
nor Geddes pF0puso b Lleyd George no
los han dado d IL prensa D t0doa
sus detalles uf tainpoco 81 que este pro
pus0 4 les aliad0s. De 10 que Ia prem
Sd pddo recogef pafece Que Mr.. Hard
fn& di6 a entendef al r~epfesentante DE-
InRlaterra, que los EB UU no insls'
Itirfan en- I'M pago Immediate ri mu-
chic manos, por saber 81 eatad0 finani
cier0 q que Sc e~ncnntraba mglaterrai
y las may0fes dilieultades que una
~insistehcia ca estos dias causaria.
Bastard que nglaterra de las garan-
ffas ~neceaarias en- Ia f0rna que meiof
Hes convenna a ambos g~obiernos para
que dentro de IN plazo de ounce amos
o mas, cuando comiencenS g vencerse
las nOtas. paguen los ingieses 81 capil
tai. Mientras tanto. por supuest0, Sc
pagafa Ell inter6s.
DIDO esto. Lloyd George propuso =
Hos rrlmeros Ministries de los gobier
nos aliados que unleran las deudas DC
fodas las naciones, ~ como page de to
das alias offeeieran a tsta los bonos
que AIemanla emitirk para pagan y
indemnizaci6n promefiendo los gobiel
nos europeos De 81 parte tedaa las So
rantfas pecesarias paar aseguraE Al
nuesffo que elius se e~neerearlan de
obligar a Alemania a cumpiir 81 com
promise.
"a nrimefa parte del arreglo. es dc
ctr el permitiTlea q los alsados un PIN
10 largo. durants Ell eua1 pnedan vol
yer q a0nsirnif sis indrqtrias = co
mercia sin 0hlieacidn de pagan e. ca
pital hasta que mas tarde huenamentl
paedan en- esnefal ha sid0 bien reel
hida aqui. No Sc pafde decir 10 mis-
mo de IA segatda perte, eet0 es de pa
gar IL dsH8a aliada o bopos alWha
nQs. No Yiene esta onosici6n De falta
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
Seccion de N0ticias
(De Revista catdIica
PLANES nE NuEsTR0s pEDpo-
RES EuRopEos

BESIDE la Ultima cronica que eacrt
bimos. Ell asanto International que
mas ha oeupaflo IA atenci0n del pueblo
americana Is Ia question del paao Dc
las daadas que las nacibnes alfadae
contraieron on 8sta dlrapte Ia sue
IRA. No fuerpn amef1canos los cue
las ~spscitaron. Los primeroe Minis.
tros. al busear los medios para sfilar
Ia bancarf0sa completa de Austria y
al dotarminar IA Naturalization cue
Alemaniai es debe pagan, no pudieron
preseindir de los EE. UUv por mas
qne osta nacidn no tuyiefa represen-
tantes entire clos,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

abraham Lincoln era un hombfe CUE
poseia Uni fs firme. Cfeta en- D1os,
oreia en- crisio creia ep Blhla;
cftla en- los hohhfes IRA m nodelo
del honhTs Apnfade cabat