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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-07-10
Planta electrical des-
truida.

Los Observation-Disclosures que me
rodean por ell Distrito Federal,
volaron con dinamita ell jueves pa
sado la planta electrical situada en-
Contreras, a 16 kilometres al sur
de la Capital.
A consecuencia de este atenta-
do. cuatro fabricas de hilados y
tejidos Sc vieron obligadas a sus-
pender sus labores, quedando sin
trabajo millares de obreros.
Estos estan va cansados de tan
tos desmanes que cometen los lla-
mados yrevolucionarios, Y han pc
dido atmas para perseguir a las
gavillas que asuelan aquellos rum
hos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-07-10
Matrinonio del ex-Rey
Manuel.

Ha sido va fjada la fecha para
ell matrimonio del ex-Rey Manuel,
de Portugal, con la Princesa Au-
gusta Victoria, hija del Empera-
dor de Alemania. La ceremonial
civil tendra verifcativo el dia 3
de Septiembre, y la religiosa ell
dia 4 del mismo mes.
Creese que la union de los dos
iovenes Significant la ayuda deci-
dida de Alemania para que Ma
nuel recobre ell trono de Portu-
gal. para 10 cual cuenta tambien
con ell apoyo de 1~nglaterra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-07-10
Los Madero entrevistan
a CarranZa.

Ell jueves pasado salieron para
c.. Porfirio Diaz. con objetO de
ponerse al habla con ell jefe cons
titucionalisto don Venustiano Ca
rranza, los Sres. Rail yJulio Ma
dero, quienes, como todas las per
sonas de su familia, NADIA tienen
que yer con la actual revolution.
Sc sabe como cosa cierta que
los hermanos Madero tienen una
comisi6n de Carranza, pero ell ca,
racter de ella no Sc conoce.
Julio y Rail vinieron a San Ar
tonic hace mas o menos dos Sc
manas, procedentes de Nuevs
York, y cuando llegaron diJeror
que Sc iban a radicar en- un ran,
cho cercano a esta ciudad, perc
no quisieron decir cual era ese
rancho.
En- ell mismo tren en- que lbar
los Madero, sali6 Jose Ramos Ca,
rranza, sobrino de don Venustia'
no, llamado por este de Cuatrc
Cienegas con ell objeto, segun pa
rece, de que guie a sus tropas
Dor ell d~esierto, pues trata de Sc
guir la campana en- ell Estado de
Chihuahua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-07-10
Cual es la labor de la prensa amarillo americana.

ricanos, o lie roban I'm caballo a
I'm americana, o lie pisan un jua-
nete a IN americana, esa prensa
Sc deshace en- injurias para Mexi-
co. nos califca de hotentotes, de
hombres indignos de vivir en- es-
ia era de civilizadores linchamien
tos, Y pide a gritos desaforados
que ell TIC Sam Sc cuelgue al Gin
to la tizona y Sc Gale ell morton,
para lanzarse a consumar la paci-
fcaci6n de nuestra patrla.
Ataca al gobierno americana
porque no reconoce a los carran-
cistas como beligerantes; ANNA
a estos para que c~ontinden en- su
obra devastadora hasta llegar al
triunfo, Y luego, cuando sucede
10 que antes deciamos, o cuando
Sc convence de que ell gobierno
poco a POGO Sc consolida, alejando
Sc Dor 10 tanto las probabilidades
de la victoria para sus 'recomen-
dados." entorces pide Ia inter
venci0n para salvar al pals de Ia
anarquia, la cual no eXistlera en-
Mexico de SECURE, 81 no hublera
parque americana, dinero ameri-
cano Y peri6dicos amarl-
am ericanos. Por
ESQ los revolucionarios Sc encarl-
nan en- la frontera, y atacan pre-
ferentemente los pueblos situados
a 10 largo de Ia Inca divisorla:
para asi estar cerca de sus gran
des V buenos amigos" yer todoS
los dias los ditirambos que les de-
dican los per;6dicos simpatizado,
ros de su causa y de-. la inter
venci6n.
Emp6nase esa prensa en- que e
gobierno americana no reconozca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-07-10

Durante nuestraS terrlbles lu-
chas actuales, que para unos po-
lfticos son motivadas por aspira-
clones de mejoramientO economl-
co, Y para otros pOr I'm anhelo
iustisimo de libertad politlca, en-
los Estados Unidos ha tornado
parte principal la prensa amarl-
LA, para hacer una labor que por
su perfidia podia rubricarla orgu-
Ilosamente ell mismo MaQuiavelo.
Esa labor consiste en- apoyar
resueltamente a los revoluciona-
rios a cuyo triunfo algo pueden
meiorar determinadOs intereses
americanos. La prensa a que nos
referimos, en- su afan pOr ayudar
a Ia causa, no vacilan en- denigrar
a Mexico, muchas wees de una
manera tan POGO manosa, que
salta a la vista Embellishments
cual es la fnalidad que persigue.
Por ESQ vemos que las derrotas
de los revolucionarios Sc convler-
ten en- triunfos ~colosales como los
de Lampazos, Rodriguez, Saucl-
Ito Y otros, en- las cOlumnas de
esa prenSa eScandalosa cuya ia
rea encuentra la Simpatia franco
de los favorecidoS pOr ella. Y
cuando algo Sc dice de desmaneS
cometidos por las hordas indisci-
plinadas del carrancismO; cuandO
hasta aqui llegaE noticias de los
actos de barbarie que llevan a ca
bo al entrar a algunas poblaclo-
mes, como Sucedi6 en- Durango III
timamente: Y. sobre TODD, cuandC
en- alguna de esas correrias de
los revolucionarios llegan a afro
pellar, deliberate o mcOnciente,
mente, alguna prOpiedad de anne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-07-10
Nueva sOciedad mutualista.

Ell domingo p del pasado Sc
organize en- Waco, Texas, una
sociedad mutualista denominada
Union Benito Juarez," en- cuya
formation intervinieron activa-
mente los Sres. J. Cortez, Cristo-
bal Garcia Lopez y CristobaI Lo-
pez. En- ell acto de la Inaugural
ci6n las personals que hicieron
uso de la patabra estuvieron muy
felices al dar a comprender las
ventajas que traeria a sus asocla-
dos la nueva agrupaci6n.
La Mesa Directiva qued6 int
grada en- la forma siguiente: Pre-
sidente, JESUS Cortez; Vicepresi-
dente, Crist6bal Garcia Lopez;
Secretario, Luis F. Ledo; Prose
.cretario Guadalupe Gloria; Teso-
zero. Ines B. Botello; Collector,
R. NJ. Alexandra; Presidente de
Sanidad, Simon Herrera; Presl-
dente de Hacienda, Ernesto Co.
lunga.
Sc inscribieron en- calidad de
socios cuarenta y dos personals,
entire quienes reina ell mayor
entusiasmo para hacer progresar
Ia Union Benito Juarez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-07-10
Apuestas a granel.

Los partidarios del gobierno ra-
dicados en- Eagle Pass estan apps
tando fuertes sumas de dinero a
que los federales Sc apoderan de
Ciudad Porfrio Diaz en- ell terml-
no de cuatro semanas.
Los carrancistas a~ceptaron a.
principle las apuestas con muchc
entusiasmo; pero parece que er
estos 1ltimos dias no quieren "a,
garrar nj tronchado."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-07-10
Mas fuerzas para Sonora

Ell Presidente Huerta eSta ira
tando enviar del puerto de Man
zanillo dos barcos conduclendo
tropas para Sonora, para que Ell
General Ojeda pueda contlnuar
con 6Xito la campana.
Una parte de las fuerzas desem
barcara en- Guaymas y la otra
en- Punta Lobo. con ell objeto de
posesionarse de Altar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-07-10
Siquen ViniendOse los ca
rrancistaS.

La semana pasada llegaron a
Eagle Pass y Sc pasaron hasta
Monclova a yer a Carranza, los
maderistas Niceforo Zambrano,
Alfredo Perez y Manuel Amaya,
individuos que al triunfo del Guar
telazo de la Ciudadela pretendle-
ron organizar I'm complot contra
ell nuevo gobierno, habiendo sldo
arrestados y conducidos a Mexi-
co.
A I'm periodista americana (por-
que con los periodistas america
nos son muy locuaces estos indi-
viduoS) lie contaron tOdas sus
aventuras, terminando pOr declr
que hrbian obtenido su libertad
cuando hicieron Greer al gobierno
que eran consumados huertistas.
Refieren estos individuos cosas
que solo los obsecados y los imbe-
Giles pueden Greer, como que ell
General Huerta sale a diario a es
candalizar a las GALES, acompa-
nado de mujeres de mala vida,
con las cuales entra a cantlnaS y
restaurantes donde rompen va
sos. aparadores TODD 10 que en-
%cuentran a mano. Dicen tambien
que diariamente Sc fusila a mon
tones de personals a quienes Sc
cree simpatizadoras del carran-
cismo, y que aquello es un YER
dadero zafarrancho.
Parece mentira que haya men,
tecatos que Ianzen a Ia pubIlcl-
dad semejanteS tonterias, y mas
que TODD, que haya peri6dlcos
que las tomen en- serio. Porque
icomo puede creerse que ell &c
neral Huerta arrastre una vida
crapulosa y miserable, y que Ia
sociedad Sc 10 tolere y las colonlas
eXtranjeras 10 inviten a todas sus
festividades? Como puede Greer
Sc que a diario Sc fusile a cente-
mares de individuos inOcentes, 81
Sc deia en- Iibertad personals de
reconocida filiaci6n pOrrista, CO.
mo Riveros, Fuentes D., Sanchez
Azcona. Scion ArgUello, Nlcefo-
70 Zambrano, Alfredo Perez, Ra-
fael Cepeda y Manuel Amaya, in
dividuos que han empenado So
lemnemente su palabra de honor
de que no combatirian contra eI
gObieTnO, Y que Quebrantan eSa
palabra de una manera indigna
de caballeros?
Mientras ell carrancismo slga
observando esa tactica para COM
batir al gobierno, no podemos es-
perar NADIA bueno de su parte 81
triunfa, porque no puede ser un
gobierno honrado ell que former
individuos cuyas pasiones los lie
van hasta ell grade de lamar es-
pecies que solo pueden ser crei-
das por los obsecados y por los
imb6cileS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-07-10

al goblerno actual dc MEXICO, por
que, dice, los hombres que name
ian los destinos de aquella RepG-
blica son hombres sin dignidad y
sin pundonor, y es aquel un 60
bierno cimentado sobre la trail
ci6n Y ell crimen, sobre Ia sangre
de los inocentes adalides de la H.
bertad Francisco |. Madero y
Jose Ma. Pine Suarez. Pero, pre-
guntamoS ~nosotros, jtoca a esa
prensa o al gobierno americana
discutir la legalidad del gobierno
de Mexico, 81 10 ha autorizado pa
ra gobernar ell Congreso de la
Union de MEXICO, que es ell Uni
co que en- situaciones anormales
puede hacerlo? Decir que deshon-
ran al gobierno americana las re-
laciones con ell que hoy rige en-
Mexico, es una arma de dos filos
que here tambien a las potencias
todas de la Europa, que sin reti-
cencias ridiculas han eXtendido su
reconocimiento al gobierno meXi-
cano, que. como quiera que sea,
lieva en- 81 ell Visto Bueno de la
Representation Nacional.
81 los mexicanos que hoy estan
levantados en- armas estudiaran a
fondo 10 que para nuestra patria
significa la actitud de la prensa
amarillo de este pals y la del 60
bierno americana; 81 Sc conven-
cieran de que es en- los EstadOs
Unidos donde Sc fraguan todas
las revoluciones que estan minan-
do el ORGANISING naclOnal; 81 por
un momento siquiera Sc dispose,
yeran de esa passion de particle
que los hace estar debilitando q
la patria, a la patria que neceSita
estar fuerte para repeler una
aggression que a cada mOmentO Sc
precisa: 81 Sc deshicieran de 81
filiaci6n politica siQuiera breves
INSTANCES para que estudiaran lc
que hay en- ell fondo de la actituC
reservadiSima de Mr.. Wilson: s,
por un minute mataran en- SuS pei
sOnalidades el carrancismO, para
vivir en- su expression mas pura e.
patriotismo: 81 cOmprendieran que
eI no reconocimiento del gObiernc
actual de parte de la Casa Blanca
es mas que TODD I'm punto que
afecta la dignidad de la Naci6n,
estamOs SECURES que Sc enfrenta
rian a la Casa Blanca para decirle,
GConQue no Quieres reconocel
al Gobierno de Mexico? BuenO,
pues entonces 10 recOnOceremos
nOsOtrOS. Y vamOS a YER cual recC
noclmiento vale mas: ell tuyO 0 e.
nuestrO.
N~osotros aun tenemos esperan-
zas de que ESQ suceda. No quere-
mos que ell Gobiernod de Washing
ton reconozca al de Mexico por
gobiernismo, sino porque ell anti
mexicanismo hecho carne en- los
senadores Fall Y Smith; ell anti
mexicanismo demoStrado pOr Ia
prensa amari:ia y por tanto y tan
20 americana que anhela la in
terVencl0n de los ESCad0S UnldOS
en- nuestra patria, despu6s de ha-
Der acumulado riquezas en- ella,
requiere que la actitud del Go
bierno de los Estados Unidos sea
de una claridad meridiana, de-
mostrandose en- el reconocimien-
to de todos los gobiernos, buenos
O malos, que est6n autorizados en-
Mexico por ell Congreso de Ia
Union.
Mientras este no suceda, ell nc
reconocimiento del actual Gobier,
no extrana I'm punto de ofense
para la dignidad nacional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-07-10

Tienen raZOn Muchas per-
sonas dicen: "yo compro mis- IL
bros en- espanol en- la liberia de
IGNACIO E. LOZANO, de San
Antonio, Texas, 0 mejor no COM
pro NADIA"
Tienen mucha raz6n; la liberia
de Lozano es la mas segura, a
mas barata y la mas acreditada.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
CONTRACT IS LET FOR
 NEW SThUFFER BLOCK
Business Appearance of Glendale to be Greatly Improved by New
 Building.

Charles A Stauffer, awarded the contract for the construction of a mod ern business block in the town of Glen dale to Fred Walsh, q Glendale con
 tractor. Friday. The structure will be
 q thoroughly modern business block To- street and Grand avenue, having a
 frontage of 100 feet and q depth of 45 feet. While it's first plans contemplate going but one story. the walls are be- ing made sufficiently solid as to permit adding stories to the first one as they become necessary.
 The building is to be of brick. with cement floors, art glass transoms. and big plate glass front There will be fcur modern store rooms in the struc- tIrc each equipped With running Wa ter and Iavatories. The east store room will be occupied by F. F Stauffer. whose increasing mercantile business demands more space and more com modiOus and modern quarters than he now occupies. The west room will be occupied by the Glendale news The two inside rooms have not yet been rented
 Work was started upon the building yesterday. The Glendale Lumber com pdny will furnish the material for the building, the contract calling for com pletion of the structure in 50 days. The building will add much to the business appearance of Glendale. as it will be the first building to greet the eye after ahghtiHg from the Santa Fe depot.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
THE BEE AND THE APPLE TREE

When a thoughtful man sets teeth into a juicy apple he owes thanks not to the apple tree alone nor to the grower. Recent experiment has plainly borne out what apiarists already had plausibly conjectured. It appears that in the marriage of the blossoms, or, as a botanist would say, in their pollina- intermngling without which no apple blossom can develop into seeds and core and fine grained flesh-there Is a matchmaker and literal gO-betWeen, the familiar honey bee.
 Professor Waugh, a national author possessed lover or keeper oF bees. has exposed among apple trees through the time of blossoming plates of glass coated with Vaseine He found that these traps caught no pollen. no mat ter now the wind blew upon them from the flower crowded trees. He drew the unavoidable conclusion that the pollen of apple blossoms, unlike the pollen of Indian corn, is not carried oy the air, but must be borne, then, like the pol len of orchiGs, by the visiting insects. And in the ceys of blossoms ;nne early and cool as they usually ara, the hot footed honey bee is almost the only Johnny, or Jenny. rather on the spot.
 Most people know that the cucumber vines trellised under glass will not set their fruit unless a colony of bees has
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
NEW REALTY FIRM
Moore and Kennedy Name Of Newly
 Organized Company.

The Moore Kennedy company is the name of a newly organized real estate firm located at 3O1 North First avenue. opposite tie pcs office. The fIrr IS composed If ". c. Moore and F. r. Kennedy, who is also a notary. BotE these gentlemen arc well known il. q is section ". c Moore has bee2 ir the Salt River Valley for 26 years. while Kennedy has been Q resident of Phoenix for the past two years. being connected with different realty offices during that time. They will do a gen eral realty, loans, rentals and insurance business.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
BUSINESS BUILDING
 BEING REMODELED
To Be Made Home of Lucky Spot
 Store

The premises at 33 East Washing ton street are undergoing a complete remodelIing change. This location which for many years has been occu- pied by N. Friedman, the jeweler. will be enlarged. remodelled and will be- come the place of business of sam Ballsum. proprietor of the Lucky Spot Store and the Eastern Store on East Washington street. The new place of business will be well equipped with all new and up to date fixtures to be installed by the T. J. Caston company and the finished wood work will be .of oak
 This is one of the many store buildings on Washington street. the owners of which have taken ad- vantage during the summer to remodel and rebuild the fronts. MT. Ballsum has been in business in Phoenix for but three years and he has established himself as one of the progressive merchants of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
DURABLE MATERIAL
 USED IN PHOENIX
Kind of Construction Used Last Six
 Months

There has been great change in the use of building material in Phoe- nix within the last few years in af- VOr of the more durable. Some if gures prepared by the Phoenix Brick Manufacturers Exchange show that of the permits issued for construction within the city of Phoenix from Jan uary l to July 31 - per cent or $418,158 were for brick construction; per cent or $33.225 for frame con struction and 19 per cent or $105,900 were for concrete construction. That is the permits show that 94 per cent of the construction in Phoenix for the period mentioned was of durable ma terial.
 Brick deliveries for the six months were IS follows: January 70S.090; Feb ruary. 537.53O; March, S99,7O7; April, 74G,215; May. GS3.51S; June, 771,15O; July, 1905
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17

Hire a little Salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
COP SAVES BURGLARS
Milwaukeean Has Earned Long Hu-
 manitarian Record

How many can I save from pri- son?"
 For thirty five years Patrolman John Hannifin of Milwaukee has asked himself this question daily. It may seem strange that a policeman would take this attitude, for it fs generally understood that members of the department are anxious to se cure convictions and some of them are. But not John Hannifin.
 Hannifin is a humanitarian. He realizes that the sins of men are only the outcome of the sins of society. He knows that the men are not crim- :nalS by choice, but are driven to desperate deeds by extenuating cir Cumstances.
 Recently Hannifin celebrated his thirty fifth anniversary as a member Of the police department. He was sworn. in on June 10, 1879. and since that time he has tried to use his powers as an officer of the law to aid the unfortunate rather than to persecute them.
 One of the most interesting and satisfactory cases that Hannifin ever handled was that of a woman burg lar. For days the police had been baffled by robberies. Five residences had been entered and a good deal of plunder had been taken Hannifin investigated the case and arrested the woman. She confessed to having committed five burglaries, l but instead of trying to get the Tim
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17

it. for her. Hannifin recommended that the sentence be suspended. The court followed his advice.
 That was fifteen years ago, and since that time Hannifin has care fully kept posted as to the woman's actions. Shortly after her trial she was married to a respectful man. and is now the mother of four children According to Hannifin, she has led an upright and honest life ever since
 This is but one example. Hanni- fin arrested sixteen other women on charges Of burglary. and in each case asked that sentence be suspended The results have been most grati- flying.
 During the thirty-five years he has been member of the department Hannifin has arrested 4,635 persons. 600 of whom were burglars and known as bad men. ThirtX-nine of them carried loaded revolvers. but not one escaped. The policeman has recovered money and property enough tC pay his salary for the thirty five years he has been in the service and leave balance of S3089I71, which would pay for his seriVces up to the year 1933. In travelling his beat he has covered 2O0.o00 miles and has ridden on street cars at least double that distance in the service of the community.
 Hannifin's most important work has been in handling the cases Of boys and girls. He realizes that good start in life is very important and has prevented hundreds of boys and girls from being dragged into court.
 During his long service he has
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
REAL ESTATE
SOUTHWESTERN B.8I. CO.
 WILL GUT MELON
But It Will Not Be Distribution Of
 Dividend This Time

The 65-pound watermelon. raised | by F. j. Flock of Glendale that has attracted more than ordinary atten- ton in the windows of the south western Building and Investment Co. at r West Adams street is to be cut some time this week. This is the lar gest water melon of record ever rais- cd in the valley and 1t is interesting to watch the expression and listen to the different comments passed on the melon by spectators. Especially the
 brunette" population Of the town are
 10th to leave the window. at first
 their eyes open wide. smile creeps
 over their mouths which gradually
 open wider, and a few have been
 noticed to reach up tc wipe the per
 spiration from the corners of their
 mouths One large man was noticed
 to actually wipe a tear from his eye.
 C. NJ SpeIIman the secretary of the company stated this is the second large melon this season Tor his firm. the first being more of an exclusive affair which consisted of dividends be- ing paid to the stockholders and an increase in the valuation of the stock. the seeds of the first cutting" have been well planted and are going nicely and yieIding fruit in many ways to the company the seeds of the melon to be cut this week will be saved and given away to anyone de string to plant them, with the under standing that the fruit is to be known as the Southwestern strain of the Tom Watson Melon
 There are many melons in cold storage to be on exhibit at the fair this fall but the largest of those weighs only 52 pounds.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-17

been brought in to fertilize one yellow blossom from another. Few of us, how ever, have supposed that ordinary ap- pie trees, growing in sun and wind beneath the open sky, would also be cheated of their fruit were they not helped by the golden dusteG Lees.
 The moral of Professor Waughs cOclusinOn is twofOld. Do not belieye that nature is through and through a struggle of each thing against all oth- CTS. And do not let your trees be sprayed with poison Whiie tlieir blos- soms are still drawing tn" serviceable bees.-BOston Herald.