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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
DEATH SUMMONS
F.W.SAUERMANN
Prominent Business man and Life
long Resident Passes in Fam
lily Residence.

Frederick William Sauermann.
aged As years, lifelong resident of
Rock Island and prominent in bust
ness circles of the city, passed away
at a:10 o'clock this morning, in the
family residence, 170S1a Fourth
avenue. Mr.. Sauermann was strick-
en- with pneumonia before Christ
mas but his condition seemed to
improve for a short time afterward.
For the last five weeks he had been
confined to his bed and his condi-
ton gradually became more seri-
Gus, until the end came this morn
ing. Death resulted from endO-
carditis.
Mr. Sauermann was born June /,
1876, in Rock Island and had re-
sided here his entire life. He was
the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Sauer-
mann. His father preceded him
in death IS years. He was united
in marriage with Miss S. May Volk,
June 4, 1902, in Rock Island.
He had been in the auto and gar
age business in Rock Island since
1913 and was first located at Fourth
avenue and Sixteenth street. He
built the building where his home
is now located and conducted his
business there for five years. Re-
Gently he had been located at 1903
Fourth avenue.
Before entering the garage bust
ness Mr.. Sauermann was employ
ed by the late W. l.. Gansert as
cashier and bookkeeper
Mr.. Sauermann was member of
Rock Island lodge, No. 65S, Masons.
Rock Island chapter, No. IS, Rock
Island Commandery, No. 10, Knights
Templar and Amoo Grotto, No. 81.
Mr.. Sauermann held membership
in a number of civic organizations
and was well known in business life
of Rock Island. His death came
as shock to his family and a large
circle of friends, by whom he was
honored and respected.
Surviving are the widow; his
mother, Mrs. Emma Sauermann,
both of Rock Island, and three sis
tiers. Mrs. C. E. Battles, of Chica-
go. Mrs. J. E. Brown of Evanston,
and Mrs. ]. w. Krell of Davenport
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later. The family requests
that flowers be omitted.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
PAULSEN BUYS
GRAHAM TRACT
New Addition to Rock Island win
Be Divided into Lots
$4,000 Transaction.

H F. Paulsen, contractor, has
purchased the John Graham estate,
a four-acre tract between Nine
teenth and Notwithstanding
avenues from Twenty-third to
streets. 1t will be
plated into % lots, known as Paul
sens addition. The property, when
improved and ready for market will
represent an investemnt Of $25, 900.
Mr.. Paulsen says that lots will
be sold only to those who intend
to build. Work is to begin at once
on three residences. The purchase
includes the old Graham home, one
of the landmarks of Rock Island,
a two-story brick structure. This,
Mr.. Paulsen will convert into a
modern impairment building.
The sale was through the Meyer
& Schneider, realtors. agency.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03

were admitted, nine died, and Is
were discharged.
The committee making the re-
port, consisting of Supervisors w.
H. Groh, A. l.. Rlaser, C. d. Butter
and W. H. Schillinger praise
the work performed by Mr..
and Mrs Wylie, and state
the sanitary conditions at the home
are excellent and the buildings,
they add. are well cared for.
On Recommendation Of the pub
lie welfare and state institutions
committee the board appropriated
S5e-S4 for the Dixon state hospital,
S977.50 for the Gienwood manual
training school, and s215.15 for the
Lincoln state school for the ex-
pense incurred in the care of Rock
Island county inmates.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
PATROL SYSTEM
WILL SPEED UP
HIGHWAY WORK
Surplus War Material From Rock
Island Arsenal Available
Report Approved.

Steps will be taken this month
for the maintenance and improve
ment of state aid roads in Rock Is
land county under the patrol sys-
tenn. The board of supervisors to-
day authorized the state and coun-
ty aid road committee to contract
for all labor and material neces-
sary.
The committee will accept a
proposition made by the Rock Is
land arsenal to provide 400 yards
of sand, $500 yards Of crushed
rock, and LOO yards of rock
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
HEsDDING TRUSTEES
SEND ROCK ISLAND
VOTE OF THANKS

J. J. Burgess, president of the
Rock Island Chamber of Commerce,
today received a letter from Rev.
M. L. O'Hara, secretary of the
board of trustees of Hedding COL
lege, Abingdon, officially notifying
him in behalf of the board that the
offer made by Rock Island for the
removal of the institution had been
rejected but expressing apprecia-
ton for the interest taken by the
commercial organization and by the
citizens in general.
A copy of an address delivered
before the Abingdon Commercial
club by Clarence W. Green, college
president. Is enclosed. In his
speech. DR.. Greene outlined the
Rock Island offer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
BAPTIST WOMEN
PAY PLEDGES AT
PRAYER SERVICE

First payment of pledges toward
the Baptist women's missionary
fund were to be made this after
noon at the prayer service held in
the First Baptist church annex
Today was observed as a day of
prayer by the Baptist women of
the Rock Island district, launching
the campaign held throughout the
country to raise funds with which
TO carry on home and foreign mis-
siOnary work.
Mrs. C. E. Taylor led in the serv-
ices There were special music and
prayers, the program being follow
ed after the form sent out by the
national Baptist organization.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
HAYES, REPAIRMAN
HURT; BACK TWISTED

James E. Hayes, $40 Twar,,.
eighth street, carpenter, was sligb,.
ly injured this morning wbaa
fell from a car in the yards Of ~
Rock Island lines station, Thirtv.
first street.
Mr.. Hayes was doing repair w0r,-
on the top OF a car when he sljnCaS
and fell to the ground. His ~
was slightly injured and spraina M
He was removed to St Anthem,
hospital and attended by DR. II.
eph De Silva His injuries ara M
serious. Hut
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
four CONTESTS
IN PRIMARY ON
G. 0. TICKET
Interest Centers on. Race for Pro-
bate Judge, Clerk, Sheriff
So and Treasurer.

Interest in the primary election
April IL, as it affects Rock Island
county offices, will center in four
contests on the Republican ticket
There are three candidates for pro-
bate Judge, two for probate clerk
three for sheriff and three for
county treasurer
Robert NJ. Benell of Moline was
the last to file yesterday. the hnai
day for getting petitions to the
county clerk. He will be a candi-
date for county surveyor, post
that has been untitled. He filed at
4:3O O'Clock, 80 minutes before the
deadline.
Two Democrats filed yesterday
afternoon. Glenn A. Trevor of Mo
line will be candidate on the
ticket for probate judge and Clar-
ence L. Edwards OF Coal Valley Will
seek the office of sheriff. Henry
C. Hinrichs for senatorial commit
teeman is the only other whose
name will appear on the Democrat
ic ballot
On the Republican ticket, Judge
Frank ]. Landee will be unopposed
for county judge. He Is the IN
cumbent of the probate judges Of
fee and is serving the unexpired
term on the county bench The
vacancy was created by Judge N. A.
Larsons resignation to take his
place on the circuit bench.
Henry B. Hubbard, county clerk
will have no opposition. Merritt
w Campbell is unopposed for SEN
atorial committeeman. j II
Washburn and Robert BeDel will
not be opposed for Offices of coun-
ty superintendent and county sur
veyor. respectively. Mr.. Washburn
is serving the uneXpired term of
Miss Lou NJ. Harris as superintend-
ent by appointment of the board OF
supervisors.
The candidacy of Judge Landee
for the county bench leaves the
feld open to new men in the race
for probate judge. The three seek
ing the post are George d. Long of
, East Moline, Benjamin ID. Farrar
of Rock Island and Ben A. Stewart
of Rock Island.
For probate clerk, N. E. Munson
of Moline, incumbent, will be op-
posed by Carl L. Anderson of Rock
Island. Mr.. Munson is filling the
unexpired term of the late Leo Del
senroth, being elected in November,
1920.
The contest for the nomination
of sheriff will be between George
II. Richmond, present county treas
urer and former sheriff; Charles
B. Truxell, former deputy sheriff.
and DR.. S. r. Kennedy.
Sheriff John G. Miller is aspi-
rant for the post of treasurer. He
will be opposed by Henry C. Luch-
mann of Rock Island and Chester
l.. Oline of Moline.
The order in which names will
appear on the ballots is as fol-
lows:
REPUBLICAN.
For senatorial committeeman
Merritt w. Campbell.
For county judge-Frank J.
Landee.
For county clerk-Henry B. Hub
bard
For probate Judge-George D.
Long, Benjamin D. Farrar, Ben A
Stewart.
For probate clerk-N. E. Munson,
Carl L. Anderson. :.
For sheriff-George H. Richmond,
Charles B. Truxell, S. R. kennedy.
For county treasurer-John G.
Miller. Chester l. Oline, Henry C.
Luchmann.
For county superintendent of
schools-Justin Washburn.
For county surveyor-Robert NJ
Benell.
DEMOCRATIC.
For senatorial committee man
Henry c. Hinrichs.
For probate judge-Glenn A.
Trevor.
For sheriff-Clarence L. Ed
wards.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
Funeral of Mrs. Hoover.

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
Hoover, 917 Eighth avenue, Rock
Island, will be held at o'clock to-
morrow morning in the Knox
chapel. Rev. W. G. Oglevee, pastor
of the South Park Presbyterian
church, will conduct the services.
The body will be taken to Sherrard
and burial will be in the Sherrard
cemetery
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
THOMSON And )
EAST MOLINE
WIN CONTESTS
Morning Games of District
Tournament.
Morning Games.


mOkH lues OdinCcs
AT OTTAWA.
LaSalle IL, Ottawa 10.
LaMoilles "a, Rutland %.
Granville 35, Hall z.
Kewanee so, Bureau Twp. 16.
AT MONMOUTH.
Elvaston IS, Alpha 16.
Alexis Sc, Stronghurst IL.
Macomb academy %. Aledo IL.
AT GALESBURG.
Kewanee &c, Abingdon 20.
Oneida 35; Buda II.
Elmwood SO, Knoxville "a
Thomson high school defeated
HiIlsdale, "a to 10, and East Mo-
line won from Tiskilwa by a score
of "a to Is, in the two games o!
the district basketball tournament
in Augustana gymnasium this
morning that followed the II to 10
victory of Rock Island over Gen
eseo.
Thomson outclassed Hillsdale ali
the way, mainly by the efforts OF
Lothrop and Melendy, who regis
tered four field baskets each.
Foiles and Moreheart were princi-
pal point makers for the losers.
The East Moline-Tiskilwa game
was more interesting. East Moline
led, 5 to 8, at the end Of the first
period and II to at the end of the
first half. Tiskilwa showed best In
the third period by tying the score
at IS, but in the last period East
Moline gradually pulled away and
finished on the long end of "a to
Is count.
Haddick and Sarginson were
stars for East Moline. dividing eight
field goals between themselves.
Dorr made the most points for lis
kilwa-
AS a result of these games,
Thomson will meet Erie-Atkinson
winner tonight at 8 o'clock and
East Moline will play the winner
of the Moline-Manlius game at 9
o'clock tonight.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
EDGERTON VISITS
UNIT AT ROWT,TNG

P. K. EdgertOn, farm advisor, was
in Bowling today where he address
ed an all-day meeting of the unit
OF the bureau organization held in
the Pleasant Ridge PRESBYTERIAN
church. Dinner was served at noon.
The program includes moving
picture exhibition.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
Funeral of Mrs. Dickman.

Funeral SERVICES Tor Mrs. Mary
Ann Dickman were held at 2.30
O'Clock this afternoon in the family
residence, SAG Twenty-second
street, Rock Island Rev. Joseph
A. Chapman, pastor of the First
Methodist church, conducted the
services. Burial wa sin Chippian-
mock cemetery
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
Obituary
Duane De Doncker.

Duane De Doncker, year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil De Doncker,
died shortly after noon today in
the family residence, 1921 Seventh
and-a-half street, East Moline. Mr.
De Doncker is an alderman in East
Moline. Besides the parents, a
brother survives,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
Peter Larson.

Funeral services for Peter Lar
son were held at O'Clock Wednes-
day afternoon in the home, 182 Six
teepth avenue, East Moline, Rev. G.
O. Moreland OF Moline off1ciat-
ing. Burial was in Riverside GENE
terry, Moline. Pallbearers were
Charles Melin, Ernst Carlmark,
Charles Anderberg, Charles Erick-
son, Theo Anderson and Charles
Abilene. Singers were Martha
Serene and Mrs. Eordgren Holm
quist.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
Personal Points

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
ESP. Stone of 2S10 Fifth-and-a-half
avenue, Wednesday, Mrs. Stone
was Miss Mable Burton before her
marriage
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
Mcclellan.

Funeral services for Marlowe
Jane Mcclellan, 10-months-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nc
Clellan. 4410 Sixth avenue, Rock
Island, were held at the residence
at 2:30 o'clock yesterday after
noon. Rev. Frank Marston of
Spencer Memorial church, Rock Is
land, conducted the services. Bur-
ial was in Riverside cemetery, Mo-
line.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
Arthur Gnstus.

Funeral services for Arthur Gus
tus will be held at the home, 900
Thirteenth avenue, Moline, at 2
o'clock Sunday afternoon and at
Mission tabernacle at 2:30. Rev.
Samuel Hogander will officiate.
Burial will be in Riverside GENE
terry.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10
Ahora Sc habla de una
alianZa cast cOncertada
entire Inglaterra, Fran
- cia e Italia.

PARIS, enero 11.-En los circulos
politicos de esta capital, base propala-
do Ia noticia que en- la Conferencia
international de Cannes Sc ha llegado
a un acuerdo entire Inglaterra, Fran
cha e Italia, que tiene todas las apa-
riencias de una a~lianza ofensiva V de-
'fensiva. Por medic de dicho acuerdo.
Gran Bretana e Italia Sc comprometen
a if en- ayuda de Francia, caso de que
esta nacion fuera agredida por Ale
mania. Francia, en- cambio, respalda-
IA a las mencionadas %potencias en- ca
SOS similares. Aun cuando la discu-
sion para cerrar ell pacto continua, Sc
ola por SECURE que va es un hecho, a
memo que a Ultima bora Inglaterra Sc
niegue a entrar por ciertas bases que
Francia pretende proponerle, a juz-
gar por las deelaraciones hechas a
los periodicals. en- dias atras, que tan
to removieron la opinion publica fran
cesa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10
LA DEsPEDIDA DE D. coNRADo

Aver tarde, a las dos y ounce, Sc
reunio ell Tribunal Supreme, para rem
dir expressive tribute al que por mu-
chos amos fue su ~Presidente, don DO
Sc Conrado Hernandez, quien habis
presentado su renuncia para tener
efecto aver. Empezo ell acto, dando
lectura ell Secretario a las comunica-
clones cruzadas entire ell Presidente
Harding, ell General Nc Intyre y don
Conrado. Despues, dio lectura ell Pre-,
sidente de la Association de Abogados
don Jacinto Texidor, a la Resolution
del Bar de Abogados, que p%ublicamos
en- otro sitio. Terminate este, hiZo
uso de la palabra ell senior Hernandez
Lopez, quien pronuncio un brillanti-
simo discurso, poniendo de relieve el
trabajo realizado por don Conrado du-
|rante su carrera judicial. Lleyo des-
pues ell Juez asociado senior Wolf, la
resolution de los cuatro %jueces, que
tambien p~ublicamos, leyendo por I'LL
timo don Conrado un Memorial histo-
rico de la labor realizada por Ell. Du-
rante la lectura de este Memorial, fue
tai la impression que embargo a don
Conrado, que tuvo que suspender su
lectura Y terminarla don Emilio del
Toro. A las tres termino este acto,
que revisto gran solemnidad y fue
un merecido homemade al ilustre ma
|gistrado dimisionario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10
Ell manifesto que esta
preparandO de Valera
sera un dOcumentO
sensational.

LONDRES, enero 11.-El lider ma
cionalista irlandes canon de Valera,
ha anunciado que va esta proximo a
terminar ell manifesto que pronto cir
culara por toda Irlanda. Urge en- e!
-dice-al pueblo de Irlanda, que re-
sista toda imposition de parte de In
glaterra para aceptar ell tratado que
hace POGO fue firmado por Delegates
de ambas naciones; pero que los ir-
landeses Ell su mayoria no aceptan.
Por ell contrario, ell Gambia admins
~trativo del poder a la Nueva lrlanda
del Sur, ha sido calificado por los poll
ticos del Ulster como un acto de trail
;cion cometido por de Valera, ash como
la determination que dice ha tornado
de no entrar al Estado Libre Irlandes,
lie ha creado una atmosfera terrible
entire sus enemigos que por csc medic
logran consolidar sus posiciones ad-
quiridas con cl poder conservador.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10
Criisto, Leader

En- el ntimcro de ayer de este peri0.
dico, aparece un largo artfculo en- re-
laci0n con una conferencia que iii ha-
ce algtin tempo Il los alumnos' de la
Escuela Superior lie San Juan. Todos
los concentrates del articulista Sc ba-
san en- I'm parrafo dc una resena de
la conferencia publicada en- Ell MHndO.
Siento mucho. en- verIad. que el au-
tor del artfculo no escuchara personal
mente mi conferencia. Els por 10 menos
muy expueSto a error juzgar I'M dis
curse que dur0 mas de una bora, por
un parrafo de una breve rese1a de
dicho diScurso, hecha por otra perso-
ma, aunque esta, como Seguramente SUI
cedi6 on este caso. proceda de Ia me-
jor buena fe.
No voy a discutir las ideas expues-
tas por el articulista. Nj puedo, nj
debo hacerlo bajo las ~actuales circuns-
tancias. Tengo un profundo respeto
por tOdaS las crcenciaS honradamen-
tie sentidas. Dichosos los j5venes que
hayan conocido a Cristo bajo Ia di-
recci6n de alg1n noble sacerdotc CO
t0lico " que sincera y reverentemente
lie rindan Quito en- sus iglesias. Dicho-
SOS los educadOs en- ell ambiente cris-
tiano de las iglesias protestanteS.
Pero existe I'm immense nhmero dc
j0venes que no conoce a Cristo, o que
tiene de Ell una idea vaga o erronea,
o que desdena concerto. Al alma de
ellos prctendi llegar cspecialmentc
presehtandoles Ia figura de Jesus en-
toda SUI grandeza, separada de TODD
quito externo. inspiradora dc supre-
mos ideales, llena de amor. de energfa.
de pureZa,... Tn Cristo viyo Y ac-
two. capaz de impresionar la mas ele-
vada inteligencia y el mas tierno %
raz5n. Y recomende Il todos LII lectura
V cl estudio de In admirable obra de
Emerson Fosdick. titulada The Man
hood of the Master.
Creo haber realiZado una obra buc-
ma. 81 c%ualquiera de los j0venes que
me escucli0 recuerda mis- palabras. y,
sobre todo. 81 siguc mi consejo v en- el
retro de III pobrc buhardilla o de SUI
rica estancia. fila su vista en- las bril-
llantes pdginas del libro de Fosdick,
NADIA ha de perder. V ha de ganar. Sc
guramente. mucho. Quizas In figura
de JESUS So vaya POGO Il POGO apode-
rando de su alma hasta convertirse
en- su leader espiritual. Y cuanta tras-
cendencia para 81 v para In sociedad
de que forma partc. que continue Vi
viend0 su vida bajo la inspiration de
las enseilanzas del Maestro de Macs
tros. del Redentor de los hombres!
Emilio del TORO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10
Al defenderse ell Sena-
dor Newsberry ha alta
cado a los negociantes
en- votOs electorales.

WASHINGTON, enero 11.-En la
session de esta manana en- ell Senado
comparecio ell Senador Newberry V pro
nuncio un sensational discurso, en- de
fensa propia, impugnando la a~cusaci6n
que Sc lie hace por ell ComitG de Ele"-
clones, sobre supuestas enplea-
das por el para la compra de votos eli
la contienda electoral pasada, q fin de
salir triunfante como Senador en- las
elecciones del estado de Michigan, con
ira la c%andidatura de Henry Ford, Il
quien derroto por una inmensa mayo
ria. Ell Senador acusado de I'M delito
de soborno, al realizar de modo tan
valiente SUI defensa, hizo cargos sen
s%acionales contra otros fu~ncionarios
publicos que habian hecho 10 que a
Ell Sc lie guerra achacar injustiicada-
mente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10
Mr.. Harvey, ell Embaja-
dor Americana en- Lon
dres, ha sufrido un acct
n de autOmOvil.

CANNES, enero 11.-El embajador
americana en- Londres, Harvey, que Sc
hallaba en- esta ciudad atendiendo a
las ~Conferencias inter-aliadas como
simple observador de su Gobierno, SUI
frio un ~accidente automovilistico de
alguna seriedad, siendo reduido en- ca
ma donde estara por algunos dias. Po-
&C despues del suceso, que ha sido
hondamente sentido en- esta ciudad,
los Delegates de las naciones aliadas
en- la Cenferencia Sc personaron en- ell
Hospital donde fue trasladado ell he
rido, para expresarle las simpatias de
sus ~respectivos ~gobiernos y las suyas
propias en- este momento. Ell Gobier-
no de Washington, que fue en- seguida
notificado del accidente, nombro para
sustituir en- SUI puesto de observador
de los Estados Unidos en- las sesiones
de la Asamblea, al Embajador en-
Francia Mr.. Herrick.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10
Ell vino de la Communion,
EN- una iglesia protes-
|tante, era un venenO


GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan, enero
11.-Ha ocurrido en- esta poblacion un
suceso que ha considerable a todas las
classes sociales. En- una ceremonial re-
ligiosa que Sc verificaba en- una Igle-
STA Protestante de la ciudad, ocho per-
sonas de edad resultaron muertas por
anvenamiento, pocos INSTANCES despues
de haber apurado ell vino de la comu-
Mon, Y al llevarse a cabo la investiga-
cion consiguiente, Sc pudo comprobar
que en- la copa donde Sc administro Ell
sagrado sacramento, Sc habia echado
un liquido venenoso que habia en- una
botella, IN la creencia del sacerdote de
que era ell vino que Sc utilizaba para
la conSagraci0n,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-10
iSeria muy curioso!

Creo que al terminar la Gran Cue
IRA hablamoS de la imposibilidad del
pago de las enormes deudas c%ontraidas
por los GOhiernos de ambos lados, V
de I'm possible saldo "por %ganancias Y
p6rdidas' por ser impossible mi resar-
cimiento por parte de los pueblps de-
vastados, fucran vencedores o venci-
dos.
Russia ihici0 ell procedimiento Y dijo
que no pagaba porque SIT deuda era
deuda del Gobierlo del Ear.
Napoleon. O su gobierno, quem6 los
"Asignados" del gobierno republican,
" los tenedores no recuperaron SUI di-
nero. Esto aparte de- otros preccdentes.
va en- el Congreso de los EstadOs
CnidOsN Sc ha tratadO de saldar III
enorme deuda de los Aliados con Nor
team6rica, V hay algunos bills" en- csc
Sentido pendientes de discussion.
La opinion general de los %tinancie-
rOS de TODD ell mundO, pr%escindiendO
sdel interes respective de cada pals.
FeS la de que, Il s%Ostenerse el actual
|desbaTajuste en- los cambios-dinero
Ieuropeo con dinero norteamericano-
la Situaci0n de los negociOs ira cada
lveZ poor Y pOdri venir un desquicia-
mientO general que cntrabe v arrastrc
a los mismOs Estados Unidos.
En- las Conferencias del "Desarme''
Sc dijO eXtraoficialmente que ese pun
to de las deudaS lie la guerra iha II
t%ratarse: pero 81 ha deiado seg1n pa
rece, para las nucvaS C~onferencias en-
Cannes.
Europa Y America del Sur tratan de
~entenderSc en- materia de concrete
dejandO de lado il EStados U'nidOs, en-
tanto no haya una baja on los cam
bios. Y Ell ~NorteamGrica estudian dete-
nidamente el problema tie la gran cri-
sis que tiene como una de Sus princi-
pales cauSas la imposibilidad del con
sumo enropeo Il causa de su enorme
deuda Y depreciation de suS valores,
Y So ~insiste en- resolvcr la question de
las deudas. consccuencia de la gran
| guerra.
y ESQ de las llumadaS financieras,
81 no Sc arregla presto, pued2 ser eau
sa de que voivamos Il la 6poca. que
muchos Green era mas feliz que la ac-
tual. en- que has transaccioneS Sc ha-
cfan cambiandosc productos V en- vez
lie un hacha dc piedra por I'm cabri-
to, Sc cangec nm acOraZadO por ~alguDas
tOneladas de arrOz o de ~aZlicar...
Seria muy curioso.
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