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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
JACK WILLIAMS
IS CANDIDATE
Fargo Man Seeks Re-elec'
ton as State Adjutant Of
! Americap Legion.

Devils Lake, n. Ill, May so.ZaJack
Williams. adjutant ofSthes North pa
IIkota American Legion, to-day an-
'nounced himself as Ssag3candidate for
re-election.STh announcemenk brings
before the Sconvention:a three.corner-
ed fight for the state Headquarters,
whtdh no with the officel
Villa mis- is serving his third term.
and is the first adjutant Of the North
Dakota Legion.
vocation as . newsboy, Jack as he
Is universally known, has established
a large acquaintance In the state and
Will be q formidable candidate for
the position he has held since. the be-
ginning Of Legion affalrs in&the state.
aThe Office of the, Legion has ,peen
one Of the bones of contention. lin ey-
cry Legion convention to date and
Far Williams and his Fargo sup
porters have held the s supremacy
With the division of strength in the
southern half of the state, due to the
candidacy of "Bilr' EUpshaw Of James,
town and with the northern half OF
the state supporting Bob" Love
;tapohtics as is politics is looked for by
l~the-leston naenS here before the fight
Fis finally settled. vs.. - !
Williams is looked upon. not onl,
as the candidate of Fargo fdrs the
headquarters. but as the friend Of the
smaller. posts, not on the transcon.
~ttnenta1 railroad lines, and it is tc
these smaller posts that the friend.
OF the present adjutant are lookine
IN the three-cornered fight ,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
French Classes OF :
Bisbee High Put On
Unique Public Program

Bisbee, N D..,sMay ga unique
program was presented by the French
classes of Bisbee high school in the
.Bisbee opera house Friday NeveninG
under the direction of the French
teacher, Mary Graham Lund.. s
Short plays and extracts from long
Or plays studied during the year were
presented by the various classes.
Songs. drills and dances varied the
program.
The following piecet were present
cd: LA Dankeuse de Jean" an
adaptation of Mnupassant's story,
Vent D'ouest" by-D'Hervillly; ex:
"IiEnfant vols". 81 johnson, and
Lies Yendanges,.. a cantata by Ashle-
man.
French has been taught in the Bis
bee high school only three years but
a large use has been made of dna-
matte material in all the grades. Two
or three plays have been presented by
each class each year before- the
French club, so none of those taking
part in the play were entirely mex
perienced In the use of, French to .ex-
press feeling.
So interested were the majority OF
the students themselves in inter
preting the dramatic action, that ar
audience composed largely of those
parently easily followed the stories
There were several charming love
scenes, not untouched with humor.
and many comic situations which
seemed to be fully appreciated by the
audience.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30

Minot, N. D.. May 30.-An appeal
from the decision OF Judge G. w.
lsuttz Of Ramsey county who found
that John o. Gruhb and FL. A. kirke-
die. former county commissioners of
Isurke county, were removed Al
legally by eX-Gov. Lynn j.. Frazier,
and ordered them reinatated into of
fee to Ill their unexpired terms, viii
be ~tRken to the. state supreme court
by the. plaintiffs who formerly sought
the. removal of the two men accord
ing to an announcements today 5bys p.
II. Sinkler.. attorney for the .piniptiffs.
The, original removal order was
sought ens the ground that certain
bills against the county for seed
.sTaiH, freight and other sundries
weres paid Nv the county treaaurer
andft to him allowed by the commis-
sioners without these bills being cer-
tilted to by the parties to whom$the
payments We're made; that. seed and
feed bonds Were sold in the spring
Of 1927 below par. and that Gel tain
public money was deposited in Burke
county banks on time certificates OF
deposit, which deposits, it is claimed,
were Illegally made.
The appeal will be taken to the
supreme court JAS Don as the judg-
ment and decree Of Judge Buttz Is
fled lin Ramsey county district court
Attorney Sinkler states.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
BEMIDJI COMPANY is
TAKEN OVER BY BIG
FIRM. AT CHICAGO

: Remidji, MINI, May 20. The
Chicago Box and Grating company,
recently organized, has taken over the
properties of the Kentield L%anloureaux
company of this city. Cass Lake and
Washbnrn, WIS, according, to an am
1%ouncerent made by E.. W. Nix, sec
rotary Of the .new organization who
mas beer ancillaly receiver of the Old
} The taking over of The Kendeld
I-amoreaux plant here by the new
company NEAR that the Bemidji in
st.tution will be continued on a sound
basis, it is said.
Simon j. Straus, president of the
new, organization, is, n of the best
known. etinanclers of Chicago; F'reder-
lex Klapproth;I vice president and gen.
eral manager. has been In The box
Manufacturing bust ness for more than
90 years and Is, thoroughly familiar
with ~eveny detail of the, business;s L.
w. Nix .of this city is secretary of the
new organization, and Ben r. Gold
stein OF Chicago is treasurer q i.
In speaking of the plans of the new
Organization. MIR. Ni4 announces that
the personnel of tthssemployes Of the
factory will remain the same as in
theSpast. Al =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
Is Leader
In Production OF I.
High Grade Seed

Winnipeg, Man, May 3o.-During
ihe past year Alberta has led all the
canadian, provinces in the production
&of seed. both in quality and in cash
returns received by the growers, ac-
s!cording to q. M. Stewart, in chagse
of the federal Q bra nch,
5st Large quantities of this seed have
.founu their way to Nbrth Dakota,
minnesota and Iowa: During the past
few years a great impetus has been
given the production Of high grade
wheat and pats through the co-opern-
ton Of the field husbandry depart
ment of the University Of Alberta and
of the province.
Both the federal and the provincial
governments have been making great
r efforts than ever before to interest
farmers in the production of high
grade seed, while large quantities of
new varieties have been introduced
from Europe.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
l6-year-old Niagara Lad
. Says His Bees Are AZ
Good As F. e. Benefits

NIAGARA, Nd, May 2e.-"That
man BENNETT at Jamestown has
nothing on me in tho honey. busi-
. moss" says Sidney r.. Kirk, is
year old high school lad Of this
place, after. reading tho. account
In several state papers last week
Of tho remarkable honey produce
ton record made by bees belong
Ing to r. z. Bennett of James
town. !.
"Ir never Jaw 4 bee hive until
l set. up tho first ono for AnHbees,"
says Master Kirk. Gin 1871 my
colony swarmcl june l2 ana
afgain June 16, the THREE co.opics,
thus formed producing $40 pounds
Of honey, mn average OF 100
pounds for each colony. The
bees OF North Dakota must be
Wondcls."
ThesKlsk lad attends TO. his
bccs7on Saturdays that being the
only5day left for him Onsacoount
Of his school duties. He u MAX
ing good moncy.Kor himself, he
says, and expects 10 make, more
US he builds up the business.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
Week Is Busy One For
Thief River Graduates

Thief River Falls, May 2s.-BeEin-
ming with the delivery 81 the bacca-
laureate sermon by Rev. E. III. Kreidt
at the auditorium on Sunday eve
ming and CLOSING with the commence
ment exercises at the same place on
Friday evening. June 2.Sthis week is
q busy one for the students and
teachers in the Thief River Falls
schools, particularly those in the Linz
coin high school.
Fffty-four pupils will graduate
from the eighth grade at the junior
high, making a total Of - for this
division OF the city's schools for the
year, 81. having received their diplo-
mas in mid-season. TIL. ccramenee-
Central building al 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of Friday. June 3. s.
The commencement program for
the senior class will be given in the
Auditorium on Friday evening, June
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
mo POLIIlCS
IN FARM LOANS
0FSTATE BANK
Work is Greatly speeded
Up Under the Present
4 ~ 4
Administration. !.

Bismarck, N. D., Mars29--If there
Is Deiief upon the part Of anyone that
political loans are being made by the
tarmJloant department Of the Bank of
fSQrlhS Dakota, the records Of the de-
Larlment are open for his Inspection.
|. w. .. DeNault,.. manager OF tho de-
partment. said today. The depart
ment had on May 20 completed 297
loans, and no trace of partisanship or
fayorit1sm can be found. In these
loans, the department mafagser said.
Records of the department show
that: the volume OIL farm loans now
Delng handled by the. present admin
istration far exceeds in volume the
noun of loans. handled by the bank
under the management Of the Non
partisan league administration, About
$l,000.000 of farm loans will have
been closed by the end of this month,
according to the department Of reg
sords. So
"A comparisoG shows that the for
. ;ntr administration handled loans at
fthe rate of 70 per month, while the:
present department during the period
4 sof actual loaning has made loans at
the rate CT SIS per month. *
Loan Business Speedcd Up,
The former administration made a
total OF 754 loans. The present admin
iou' vi way ~, I1due 1914
leans, or about half Of the amount of
the former administration during it's
entire"periodE of operation, and is now
making loans at theIrate Of $50 per
month. ~
The law authorizing the Bank of
North Dakota to make farm loans
vent into effect Feb. rs. 1919. The
bank was started in, July. The first
loan was not made until some two
months later. During the period Of
SO months in Which the league admin
istration had authority to. make loans
it closed them at the average Of 20
a month, and between Sept. Q, 1919,
the date of h making of the first
loan, by the former administration,
and Nov. 80, 1921, it made. loans. at
the rate. of % per month.
The new administration came into
control Of the farm loan department.
on Dec. 5, 1921. There a practice
ally no organization in the department
at that time, THE organization was
re built from the bottom, and although
some&lo loans werem ade, it was, apo IT.
Feb.4 that operations started in full
blast. The 297 loans made represents
an average of S8 loans per month be-
tween Feb. 4 and May 20. The com-
parison. taken gives the league admin
istratiop the benefit by tu:.lng The
period of actual operation while the
comparison of the present >adminis-
tration. covers also the period Of or
g%anization.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
Minot .Schcol Teacher
Is Sued For Alleged
Cruelty To PUBL

Minot, N. r., May so.--Paper.
have been served in a $4,000 danaass
suit Of John G. Blair, by Earnes,
Blair, his guardian. against Lewis
%1Iarter, a teacher in the Minot city
schools, charging asssa ult and battery
Tho complaint alleges that ION
May IL, 1929. the defendant cs
S aulted the plaintiff, a 16-year-ol t
lad, by striking and beating him ir
and upon and about the face n
body and knocked him down an
Kicked him. treating him in a cruc
and excessive n and form, an
with malice and oppression on tho
part Of the defendant"
Funke, Campbell e. Eide are the
attorneys for the plaintiff. ~,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
Building gargained For
AT Minot Totals $780, 600

Mir Vi, N: D., May 30.-Construc-
ton "a new school buildings, resi-
dences, stores and the Ward county
fair. buildings during the coming
summer will result in expenditures of
more than a half mllion dollars, it
is Indicated from reports gathered
from Minot architects. p,
The new school to be built in
Northeast Minot this summer will
cost approximately 100000 and will
be one of the best and most modern
ly equipped of any of the Minot pub
lie schools. t-
< There are also several prospects,
such as stores and residences, potato
warehouses and other buildings
which architects say will boost the
total of a half million.
One architect stated the contracts
which are being let this year are
much below the price, of those let
during the past few years.
Thirty-five private secretaries are
required to deal with the correspond
ence of the Pope.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
State Gained Nearly
Quarter Million Dairy
Cows In Twelve Years

BisInarek. n. d.. May sO.-North
Dakota Estnede219,827 dairy cows in
the twelve years between2f191 ~ and
1922. according to figures complied
by a4dairy expert forAone ofsthe Twin
City papers.
This gain is next to Wisconsin, anG
Minnesota. the largest for the period.
IL is also five times that of South Da,
ikota. where, the gain in dairy cattle
for the period totalled 47.236. 4,
The same authority estimates, that
the amount of dhiry products sold in
North Dakota each. year totals, $780,
900. 00G. this figure. being sales and
not the total .valGe* of products of
dairy cattle. parts Of which arc useo
;on the farms where produced.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
AT MINOT TO
/ PRESENT MAY FETE

Minot. n. d. May S0.-Students of
The state nosmal school-here will pre-
Bent their. May fete on the last day
of~the month, Wednesday.
The fete this year will be a pageant
presenting the Triumph Of Health"
Miss Lulu Potts. director Of phvsical
sducation. is presentin. the pageant
and is calling upon a large. number %:
the students OF the school to aid in
presenting the professions. tableaux,
Etc, that make up an unusually at
Ractiye event.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
HAIL INSURANCE
COST NOMINAL,
Ga Per Cent Average Pre-
miami Paid 20 Per Cent
Of Crops Insured

I. Bismarck, II. aD., May eo.-North
.Dakota.s bai,g t,s,ira nnSs dena II =, Z -
.S.a, 80 ..ss' - $50.
tsa aI ! ihsuInnee On anout io per
tsne u .lls Q sln 2 sta.e ,aecora.
its .o preiihlinary sneetsS
rspoTt ~ lhe . insurance 2
mne.e. Inc ngures. oIS ms ,nnal3 re.
pols, VINE aulte ~ LAY hsures OF
tne reliIflnaIy Ispo;. even sonne
.iine age, lnciude I'll oIa Inc co!rec-
lio mss maze up 70 Inc pseseht .5lMe;
y lotai FISH carried py the de-
partiaen. was Sel,Is Al.se4,
solSssEtes Us percenIages q ~
tlounI olsacrop carried We're apoup
~ saflessas sor.the Two years pre-
suns
III WIN we tnir.y-iou
oiu ihe coIlp tnes' alne sIate depart
nen!s carIAsa, nshc ilnnes inc amount
earrleqt Dy altstne oid me
me otal. insurance IN trsese gan!za
eions .gstns iot = .oeai risk OIL W.
V44;o4osr
iWeaayslo Gounlaes IN tne save
carried insurance IN WI man
tneyt aluSstne year peIorel WINE some
OF tne eastern counties carfled less.
Indemnity Nearly s5. OOO. 900.
II a,,.a of ~ ,nor. co /, tbs
x, ~ s co.. neo.tsn 20 ~ hosn,,
;assn. r,r rT tha ne,s tha sota ~ $50
which the renorti : eoi. res. 10 Tho hSst
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
; State Organizatios
viii Meet This Week

I Bismarck. N. D., May.s 3o.---Thres
Nosth Dakota organisations will be
The ekate Medical association will
beein Its annual convention ct James-
town June 4 and o n the same date
the North Dakota Baptist convention
VIII heRtp its sessions 1t Grand Forks.
on saturday, June I, the North Dar
kota Insurance Agents. association
will begin Its annual meeting at Peli-
can Rapids. MINI.
The baptist. convention Wilksssba IN
sesstS,n 9 TIVE days and Is Msdacsa
ton for tw6 ea0h.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
JUNE IS "MIND'S
PLANTING TIME"

Asked why Daketa Business'C COL
leee, Fargo, N. D., begins its school
year in jane whenall others open in
Fall, F. l.. Watkins Pres, said:
by planting the seed Of business
knowledge in June, our pupils
crop is ready when there's the
biggest market for it" He explain
Sd that most June pupils graduate
in winter, the busiest season. .
Even in ''dulr' months D. B. c..
graduates are offered gold places. .
Only recently Elizabeth Stajpr was
employed by the U. S. Vcteranss
Bureau. Follow the SuccesSful.".
Write r. L. Watkins, Pres, 8Ob
Front St., Fargo. Nd.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
Walsh Play Day Was Held
AT Park River Saturday

Park River, N. d., May 29.-Thd
second annual Walsh county play day
was held at Park River on Saturday.
In the athletic, musical and literary
contests Park River, Grafton, Mimic,
Hoople and Fairdale had a number OF
grade entries, while Hoople, Mimic.
Park River andsFairdalc also entered
several of their high school athletes!
OF the latter,> Fnirdale carried off
the honors, chiefly through the work
of a student named Aitken, SHonors
in the literary and MUSICALS were
shared between Hooplc, Park River
city schools AND the Walsh county ag-
ricultural school,,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
GUERNSEY
HEN TO HAVE PICNIC

/. 1ThiefsIaiver Falls, MINI. May go.
The annual picnic and conAisnmant
sale OF the Red River Valley Guern-
sey Breeders association viii be: held
at the Pennington county fair
grounds. Thief River Falls. on June 8.
This will be h most important event
OF Its Kind held In the district this
year and 1t is expected that a large
nunberaof buyers and others will be
present.
EhArty Fpurebred and high grade
+Guernseys will, be offered:tosthe high
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
Silo Building Has New.
Impetus In Pennington

Thief River Falls. May 28.-Silo
building is recekting a tremendous
boost in Pennington county, and par
ticulafly in tho. territory around Thief
River Falls! this year.
AT least thirty new silos are going
UP ut this time and a larger number
is contemplated
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
To Build Big
! Hospital For Crippled
/ Children Al Winnipea

!, winnipeg, Man. May 30.-Ths
khriners have decided to erect In
Winnipeg a hospital for crippled
Children. the second one Nm Canada.
Is cost $3.50 900. the city Of Winnipeg
having given a free site for the pur..
pose on the municipal p
Srounds where they tuberculosts< and
~ infectious disease hospitals are. To-
cated. wide stretch of ground In the
eastern part Of the city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-30
HElkhorn' Is Name For
Proposed County ms, p.

MCLAUGHLIN. 8, D,$May se-Diyt-
~ c1lCsrsorI county and creation OF
nrenossd Eikhorn county from the
vet half OF the presfnt subdivision
~ blamed, and p%etitions are being
ksrey,iafed TO have the proposition on
Aha ballot this fall. Under proposed
Tivasion line Mcintosh, Wakpala and
IcISauehlin would be candidates tor
tho county seat
IS ( Z lsss,ssfss sssss , II ssls !
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-14
NO SON MUY Atlas Las
ACTUALES TARlF AS
ADUANALES
Hace declaraciones sobre Ell
asuRto el Subsecretaro
de Hacienda

T.teyrrr7e Espeesci porG La PEENSA-"
CIgDAO DE- MEClCO. aorl ID
con motive d. las deciarareoncs nc
rh1s q. n prcnsa caQi-2lilna- por el
C;erenrc dc la- Ccrnpania TreSstiantl-
q Fspanoia- senior. .Gayon V Coss. retas
t1-as a que ias cxportacionss me7a-
canas han dismiaGido con@2cera bic
r,enrt- deoide los altos .mpuestos
csi7 50 han flJadc. On las Iar1fas adua
males Del rchierno, 81 Sub -Se:retario
Dc Hacienda. enca7Sadc d. "a Secre-
ts-il. seao- Salvador Urbina, recJt-
t.c5 aver a los psriodistas las opInlo-
nes srui,idaz nor c, mencionado Sc
nor Gayon y Cos
RI runcionarlo mcxicano. dice que
70 cs cxacta Ia tssverac.2n hscha
SCORE ei particular. en- apc$o de sGs
narifcStacfones ha pubiie1do una
cnorme ,isra de articulos expoTta-
ci6u que Sc eucuentran esantos de
dercchos. y otr~ dc todos aqueiios
oue Sc ha2lan Sravados CO dcrochos
adueRalcs que uItlmament. nan s!do
cors;derabicmcnrc dismiru cs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-14
OUEDO ULTlMAD0 FL
PROGRAMA De LOS
FES 7 E ] OS
Todo esta arregIado va
para la semana de las
Fiestas de PrInavera
Los iefes de las diversas
comisiones rindieron sus
informes anoche

\ lbs ocev media de la ntche. Sc
rccri" er = Hotel Gun.er dc esta cIu
dad. ., CONT. d. las FieStaS ic san
IacinLo cue M te1ido a 81 cargo Il
s,-rcGio del p-cGrama para so!smnizac
este ano las festividadeS &c p-imave-
- las que. On opinion dc quitaes cer
"a &C todos cstos preparedness han es
tado. Seran las mas hernosas ' ma,
al-.4c-ivaS- .3e cuanraS en- ailoS nts-io-
RS ~ han re=isrraGo cn Ia mis- oria dc
"A riudad.
Toios Y GAIA Uno de EOS p sSiden-
rcs DC IoS dlStintns comiteS no-lb-adoS
a.siSctc-on a Ia reunion, y ALI rie-on a
ccaocer los dctaIss Y prepaTai voS Tj:e
50 han heCho para estoS feste oS. sN-
hio.sndose aderuas -lu-a0Je IA -euuion,
l.s t-afeS que 50 usara1 en- l. ran re-
vista hlSIGrIca que rendr+t iuE-r en- 81
raruua san Pedro el nnarJes. microbes
) JucrcS de. L, seua2a surranI..
"a anter7ormente dijimoS q.e sstaS
-e>istaS ;eudran efecto Dor 10. roche, y
Dor 10 mis7no. aEsr s. notificd que pa
r. IL fecha eSraban va enteG>ETIl snte con
c.l11idays sas. instaiacioncs els-ci-Icas, :!
rora ' las lccaldades para los es-
pecrsdo-es. Y que-ai rnismo nsnpc. .os
ef>ctoS de luz Que duralts l3s e%hlHt-
ciauesz - usaran. - e0contCahEn ente-
ramcnte- ar-eglados y lIscoS para 1'sI'7-
$, On Il u,onarto oportu0".
Al nIsuo ri~mno, Sc anuncE' Que 'os
bo}stos de "at-ada para LIS aNh'olci"
res del rrrarts=sy Y microbes. c$Iaodn "a
! Ia. venia. On las Dro-rIe-ias &c som
rars No /. y NaSners 10. /. : que
los boie;os para IA exhibition del Jue-
vc~s. que a6emaS-dc Ia -cF1$ta nlsteTtc@
da-a uportunidad ii p''h''co naTa pres
e7cia- Il dcsfiic dc III AIajeStad "a. kei-
n. : 81 Co-te d. T{nnor-SsE rondrdn oe
renta-.1 partir Gel L;lrS=s- n Ia Casa oe
Goe-ans, uhicada- erl-la Hsqu".a de las
Gales do Houston ' Navarro.
I,el:tsie-s mas rvcciSoS del rro=7erna
De las fiestas. serau mas tarae od'os
= co,ocer. st-Suu ofrcclmle7to del SsroT
Henry r. Matthews prcssdsnte De "A
sso.iacit.a ,sc esvas fieStas rrunaE"r2-
b.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-14
LA C0NFERENCIA De LOS
PETROLEROS CON De
LA HUERTA
El Departamento de Estado
americana, muestra Inte-
res por ella, aunque no
cree que sea politica

S--,-cio Especial para Ia PRENSt'
WASHINGTON, d. C. ahTil i3.-
La noticia dc que IN Srupo dc pctro-
!c-os americanos que tiencn intereses
IN Mexico tcndra una conferencia el
dia - del actual. con cl Sccrctario
de Hacienda del Gobierno mexicano,
Sc han recibido con intcrGs on cl De
partamento de Estado del Gobierno
americana. 81 hicn no SC le atribuye
a tai junta nin=una significacion po-
Utica. asi como no tendra. etecto tam
POGO sobre la question del reconoc.-
miento.
No obstante. Ia Secretaria de r.sta-
do. sera informada con minuciosidad
por ell Encargado de Nesocios anne
ricano. Mr. Summerlin. de 10 que en-
la anunciada confcrencia Sc trats
que. sestin Sc dice. seran asuntos re-
lacionados enIeramente con la cues :
zion de los impuestos al petro,eo.
FL Secretario Hughes man.fcst&
hoy este respecto. ciaran,ente. que
el cobierno americana no 81 Bl@2cta =
"a en- la pclitica interior nexi2ana
sobre impueStos. en- tanto luc estcs
no sean de caracter confiscatorio ' no
afecten a los intereses de los amarl-
canos que e. ere que ei actual sis
tema no tiene tales caracteres