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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

Apropos the Indifference, lazlness
and general all round cantankeTous
playing of the Hoptown Lunatics in
the second game Of the double head
err staged yesterday, which was for
feited to Cairo in the sixth spasm OF
seven lining game with the score
standing 10 to ] in favor of the To-
calls, the following is dedicated to
Manager Captain Goulash Kaikoff,
the leader in the instruction:
A Hookworm's Lament.
A baldhead Hookworm met by
chance
At baseball bacteroidal seance
proud bacillian belle and she
Was first of the animalculae
Tor organism saccharine:
She was the protopasmic Queen
The microscopicaI pride and pet
OF the biological Hoptown set;
And SO this infinitesimal swain
Evolved a pleading low refrain
Oh lovely metamorphic germ.
What futile scientific term
Can well describe your many charms
Come to these embryonic arms,
Then HE with me to my cellular
home
And be my little diatome.
His epithelium burned with love
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

tinctly visible under a microscope of
steen thousand diameters. Nugent
leaving this morning for Harrisburg,
will preserve the "P. of NJ, for fur
Their meteorological examination in
order to determine specifically wheth-
er it be of benign or malignant
character.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04
National League.

At Chicago: r II T.
Brooklyn ........... 800 Is /
Batteries-Ragon, WAGNER ana
Miller; Lavender and NeeGham.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04
Down the Line.

Jones--"Does he belong to the four
hundred?" Smith-"Yes; he's one Of
the ciphers"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

The departure of Overton makes
necessary a change in positions of
the men. If Murray goes to short,
Jones will take second, or Murray
will stick at second and Jones 20
to short. Cairo is now dickering for
man to fill the gap caused by the
sale of 0verton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

Through the donations of public
spirited, loyal Cairotes and the $3.50
sale of Oyerton, Cairo has fallen for
the sane Fourth idea and the team
refuses to blow up.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

Goulash Kalkoff with his "jind-
vamming" over town last evening
'elatiye to what he would do over
us forfeited game and Boosting Of
rs influence with President Bassett,
1ut several anemoscopes and anemo-
meters out of commission in the eff.
'ort to ascertain the direction and
pressure of the wind.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04
M0GUL MICROBES
BEAT TO FRAGILE
IN TWO SEANCEs

CONCLUDED from First Page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04
Early Church Bell Figures.

French women compressed their
waists with splints of wood before cor.
sots were invented.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

At Cincinnati: r II Fl
| Boston .,. ..5 8 3
| cincinnati ... ...,..S II j
Batteries-Gibson and Rairden;
Packard and King.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

: There has been about $3.50 sub
icribed toward the baseball subsidy
recently requested. This will be col
ected today and with the $3.50 from
he sale of Cverton to milwaukee,
he team will be sent straight
through to a finish. There must,
however, be no reluctance on the
'art of the subscribers to pay the
mounts set opposite to their names
because of the sale of Overton for
he $3.50. as it will absolutely re-
luire the whole $1,000 to finance
he team through the balance Of the
'eason. The Bulletin will publish
he list of subscribers to the fund on
Tuesday morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

The ghost will walk this morning
ach player receiving the amount
lue him for services rendered in ac-
'ordance with his contract for the
lalf Of the month ending July 81.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

afro by defeating GAINESVILLE in this
series will send us rushing toward
he top and Paducah tumblng fast,
Is the Hcppers are the ink of the
Brouthers Boys. Everybody turn out
md patronize the games, as they are
he last three at home for some time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

Please don't experiment any more
let's have ball games and not ping
BONG exhibitions. Watch the cor
lers closely and when a temporary
weakness develops stop it instantly
md don't procrastinate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

Batteries-K illfer and Brennan;
Sallee. Geyer and Wingo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

Go at EN- with spizzerinktum, and
the three Clarksyille games belong to
Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

Everybody on their toes and 20
right after the Hill Billies and they
are our cream gravy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

5 no meddling by "amachoors" with
heir experimental propositions and
he team is playing the ball that it
capable of, II is not difficult
ask to NOV down all the others.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04
The WEATHER
Reported for The Bulletin by
the United States Weather
Bureau Service.

Sunrise and Sunset.
Sun will rise tomorrow. $3.50. .5:O4
Sun will set tomorrow ..... 1901
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

The pennant is within the grasp
If Cairo, much closer than an ex-
animation of the percentage column
indicates. An examination and study
If the schedule and the weakness OF
the opposing teams will show this t.
he close student.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-04

At Cincinnati:
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27

n state or territory into another
knowing it to have been stolen con-
constitutes a seperate ofense for
which the same punishment is pre-
scribed. Prosecutions Tor such trans
porting OF stolen property may he i'm
stituted in any district into which the
goods or chattels may have been re-
moved or into which they may have
been brought.
The making Of these acts federal
ohense. together with the severity OF
the punishment provided, is expect
cd 10 prevent much crine OF this
character, as all offenders have a
wholesome fear of United States
courts and the promptness and GER
tainty with which they mete on, pun
ishment.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27
Read Newspapers,
Home Papers the Test.

Out in a small western town there
are a lot of pretty and clever girls
banded together under the name If
the Manageable Ladies' league who
are perfectly aware, says Dorothy
Dix in the New York Evening Jour
nal, that it takes a great many desir-
able qualifications to make a man an
agreeable husband and the chief of
these is Intelligence. Hence. at the
meeting of the league last week. the
following resolution was passed by a
unanimous vote:
.'Be it resolved. That we, the mem
bers of the Manageable Ladies'
league. do hereby agree not to marry
any man who is not a patron of his
hone newspaper, for It is strong evil
dencc of his want of intelligence, and
that he will he too stingy to provide
for a family, or educate his children,
or support institutions of learning in
the community
l.EvEL-HEADEp COMMON SENSE.
Isn't that level-headed common
sense for your And don't those
western girls know what they are
about? Was as beautifully simple
yet as absolutely conclusive a test
ever applied to a masculine applicant
for matrimony beiore9
These girls don't beat about the
bush. They 90 right at it and face
the fact that the man who is dull and
ignorant and unprogresslve in his
youth is moi going to be a solomon
in middle lite, or a sage in his old
age.
They realize that the man who
does not read the newspapers is the
dot who gets taken in by confidence
men, and who invests the family saw
ings in gold bricks, and comes whin-
! ing home to be comfor,ed for his
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27
After Railroad Thieves.
u, S. Courts to Punish Those Who
Steal From Cars.

Washington. ID. c., March "a
One Of the measures passed at this
session OF Congress makes it a felony
20 break the seal of a railroad car
containing interstate or foreign ship
ments of freight, express or baggage,
or to enter such a car with intent to
steal, or to steal, conceal or by fraud
or deception obtain from any rail-
road car, station house, depot or plat
form any goods or chattels which are
part OF an interstate or foreign ship
ment of freight, express or baggage.
Breaking into or stealing any part of
the contents OF a piece of baggage
also comes under the provisions of
the act, which applies with equal
force to any person who shall buy.
receive or have in his possession any
freight, express, baggage or other
goods or chattles so stolen, knowing
the same to be stolen. The punish
ment tor any of these ofenses is a
fine up to five thousand dollars or
imprisonment up to ten years, or
both. and prosecutions may he instr
tuted in any district where the crime
shall have bsen committed.
The carrying or transporting by a
person of any such freight, express,
baggage or goods or chattels from
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27
the New Man.

The folk who are SC profoundly
troubled by the looming problem Of
the New Woman would do well to
turn their attention Tor a while to the
New Man. From the point Of view
of the defender OF traditions. he is
far more disquieting. As IA threa, to
the established order he is far
more dangerous. Respect for insti-
tutions builded upon custom he has
none, respect Tor persons whose
claims are hereditary he has less than
his grandfather who took up arms to
prove how little he thought Of them.
The distinguishing mark OF the
New Man, we would say, is the spirit
of inquiry. You find him question
ing things which have mostly been
taken for granted-the truth OF the
old axioms, the origin of privileges,
the dignity of courts, the worth OF
presidents, the right of people long
dead to rule the living. He belongs
to no one particular walk OF lite, bu,
may he seen in the pulpit, or climb
ing a telegraph pole, or studying blue
DrintS. ar running a factory. or de.
voting his time to shooting the writer
words of recognized authorities full o
holes.
The New Woman demands equa
rights. The New Man is not Conten
with that. He demands superior
rights for all mankind such as he
thinks are due in a world full OF yer,
wonderful possibilities mostly ignored
Toledo Blade.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27
determination Of Insects.

The warm season will soon he here.
The various insets will again resume
activity. The diseases transmitted BY
insects will then begin to reappear.
In this part of the world these dis
eases are malaria. borne BY the mos
quito. and all of the diseases trans
mitted through the extreta carried
by the ny. These insects should in
SO far as possible be prevented from
free activity. They should be exter-
minated. The work done along this
line in the early spring,ime is most
effective. Each community should
encourage the determination of both
the mosquito and the fly.
The mosquito can be killed by
killing the wriggler that lives in small
puddles of water. Whenever pos
sible these puddles should be drained.
Water that can not be drained away
should be covered with kerosene or
crude oil. The OIL should be placed
on the water at least once in every
ten days IN order to replace the oil
that evaporated, and to insure the
death of every crop of wrigglers. CT
requires from ten to twelve days for
the eggs to develop into the mosque
to-
tlir, may be killed by destroying
their breeding places. They deposi,
their eggs in all manner of filth such
as decaying vegetable matter. human
excreta. old rags, papers, etc. Stable
manure is a favoritc and an idea
place for their development. Man.
ure should be cleaned up and hauled
away at least twice a week. The
premises should be cleaned once
better twice "a week.
These simple processes. cleaning
the stable and the premises and put
ting a little oil on all bodies OF water
would practically exterminate botf
mosquitoes and flies. Both of these
insects are Il pest in addition to lheil
disease carrying capacity. From
either point of view it would pay thu
community to rid itself of them.
Address questions on prevention o
diseases, to Preventive Medicine
University of Missouri. Columbia.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27
Tags.

Let us print your shipping tags,
don't use somebody ~else's, have your
own name and address and business
on everything you ship. We can
furnish them neatly printed in large
or small quantities at reasonable
prices. Try us on 50, or 100, up to
500 or 1000.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27

F. NJ. Cock. who is a candidate
for postmaster in jamestown. announ-
ces his "'platform.' IN which he
promises not to raise the price Of
stamps. and no, to keep peoples
mail any longer than necessary after
it arrives. and not to read the post
cards that go through the Office.
1.-The Missouri legislature" ac-
cording to a Jefferson City dispatch.
'%.recen,lv grated two judgeships onto
the plum tree The explanation
should be made, before some legisla-
tor loses his temper, that the word
grated" was used purely in a horti-
cultural Starbeams.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27

stupidity by his wife. He is a man
to be avoided by every girl who does
not feel that she has a sacred call to
run an asykum tor incurable imbecii.
es, and this is tire kind of mar that
the Manageable ladies' league re-
solves to side-step.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27

The idea is good enough to pess
along. Any girl may take it as a safe
tip that the man who is too close
listed to take a newspaper and too ut
terably stupid to read one, is the kind
OF a man who is going to bore her. to
death. - tx.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27
Subscribe For The Republican
Printing For Farmers.

There is certainly no reason why
farmers should not use printed station
cry, and especially if the farm is
named, and every farmer should have
pride enough in his farm and home
to have it named. It only costs 81 LOO
to have lame recorded, and then no
one else in the county can use same
name. But whether you have your
farm named or not, use printed
stationery, and to give you a start We
offer you
100 Sheets packet note and 100
enUslopss. good stock and neatly
printed, for 10 cents.
This is less than you pay for the
blank paper and envelopes, buying
them in small quantities. As there is
no profit in such a low price we hold
it open only to May list, 1918. after
that date the price will be S1.00.
vSae that 30 cents.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27
sssssS
z G NEWS Z
Muslin underwear
see
]. w. Knoop.

1t seems that we were given a
double dose last week. an equinoctial
storm and also an Easter furry good
and strong. Better such things, it
they have to be. this month than
next, or in May.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27
DENYING THE BEET SUGAR INTERESTS.

DENYING III BEET SUGAR INTERESTS.
1.-The sugar beet industry folks
have written us a letter offering us
facts with which to lombard our
congressman says the Toronto Re-
publican. III the S. B. /. people
want to buy space in the Republican,
space is for sale at advertising rates.
But as long as Kansas sugar has to be
shipped TO us from New York instead
OF direct from Garden City we hope
our congressman will vote 10 put
sugar on the Tree list. From the
standpoint OF a consumer. tariff on
sugar does not appeal to us unless i,
makes the sugar manufactured in our
home state cheaper than that shipped
from San Francisco or New York.
Get that7'' ~ H, . fhT. fa,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27
For q suits and
coats for spring see
]. w. Knoop.

"Uncle" John Wassung had his
shade trees '.de-horned' last week.
and we are afraid he got 'em cut so
close they may die OF the hollow
horn
Geo. Ide sets himself up as a
weather prophet who knows, and pre-
diets bad weather until the middle of
April. No, don't shoot him, until
you find out if he was just lying or
joking.
Rugs, Mating, Amin.
listers and art squares
see
j. w. Knoop.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-27

Old PAPERS for sale at this of.
flee. 20c per hundred.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-16

varios capitalists de Texas y de
Arizona.
Tales hechos vienen a demos
trar que no ha sido arma polltlca
que esgrima ell Gobierno para uni
fear a su favor el sentimiento ma
%cional, pues los hechos comprue-
ban 10 que desde sus origeheS tue
bosuuejandose en- la revolution
de Sonora: a saber, que ella lnVo-
lucra la tendencia netamente Sc
paratista.
"Ello es que tai movimiento Sc
agrava, y que acerca de su ca
racter precisa que ell alma DEL
pueblo vigile para evitar la repe-
tici6n historical del atentado del
A."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-16
WASHINGTON NO OCUL
TAN LA ANIMOSlDAD
CONTRA HUERTA.

En- la capital de los Estados u
nidos Sc han tornado con calor los
ultimos successes de Mexico, y 70
hay quien dele de Sentir ~satistac-
ci6n ante 10 que consideran como
ell principle del fin de la Admins
TRACTION del Oral. Huerta. Uno de
los mas prominentes hOmbres pd-
blicos declare que las condolences
de Mexico eran caoUc2s, 10 cuat
no deia de ser una noveuai.
FL Gobierno de Washington,
Dor conducto de Juan Lind y del
Encargado de Negoc;os de los Is
tados Unidos. Nr. O. Shaughnes-
sy. hizo saber al gobierno meEi-
cano que 'cuaLquier atenCado
contra Ia vida de los 10 diputa-
dos presses, seria viSVo con horror
por todos los cristionos los hn-
mdnOS."
Algo semejante dijo ell mismo
Gobierno ant9S de la muerte de
Madero Y Pine Suarez, y va vi
mos con que profundo deSprecio
fueron tomadas semejanteS indi-
caciones.
Con la misteriosa deSaparici6n
del Senador Dominguez, a qulen
desde ahora Sc lie llama martir
de sus ideas" en- Washington Sc
dice que "ahora 81 nadie Sc enga-
ma respecto a la suerte que CO.
rrieron Pine Suarez Y Madero.
que la dictadura s~aHgrieata de
General Huerta va no puede du'
rar mucho, maxine cuando Sc
considera que no podra haber E.
lecciones ell 20 del ~presente.
De Dominique Sc dice que hlzt
testamanto anteS de pronunclal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-16
NO CORREN PELIGRO LOS
DIPUTADOS.

Cuando ell E~ncargado de Nego-
clos de los Estados Unidos, Mr..
Nelson 0, Shaughnessy, visito al
Oral. Huerta para darle a saber
que en- Washington Sc veria con
disgusto cualquier atentado con-
ira los diputados presses, ell Presl-
dente de la Republica lie asegur6
que no tenia la menor intenci6n
de causarles dano, pero que de-
bian ser juzgados por ofensas
al Gobierno Y no saldrian de Ia
carcel mientras su conducta
no quedara del TODD depurada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-16
iDARAN LUGAR A UN CON-
FLICTO LOS BARCOS
A~MERICANOS?

En- la Capital de la Republica
reina uarcada indignation por Ia
permanencia de barcos america
nos en- Veracruz, los cuales pare
&c que seguiran en- nuestras a
guas despues de que expire ell
permiso dado por el Congreso.
Ell Coronel Carral, Jefe del Els
tado Mayor del Oral. Huerta, es-
tuvo ell lunes en- Veracruz para
conseguir del consulate america
no segu1n refere IN tejegrama
de aquel puerto que infIuyera
nara que dichos barcos fueran
retirados, cosa que no pudo To-
grar.
Los barcoS american0s cue Sc
encuentran en- Ia actuaIidad en-
Veracruz son Ell crdcero Taco
ma" Y el cahonero W hee.ing. y
A bordo de ellos 10 ha dejado de
despertar inter5s ell hecho de que
las pocas unidades nayates con
cue cuenta Mexico Sc estan recon
centrando en- ell mencicnado pucr
to. pues hasta hace poc0s diaS ha-
bfa en- 81 solamente I'm BARGE. es-
cuela, y ahora hay ademas tres
canoneros, que han arclado q
muy corta distancia del ''Whe-
cling"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-16
DOS CANDI-
DATOS.

Ell lunes tuvieron una larga
conferencia los licenciados Fede-
rico Gamboa y Manuel Calero,
candidates para Presidente de la
Rep1blica por los Partidos Cato
lico V Liberal, respectivamente,
y despues de discutir los actuales
acontecimientos convinieron en-
seguir trabajando por sus candi-
daturas y recomendar a sus par
tidarios que apoyen de una name
"a decidida al candidate que re-
suite t~riunfante.
Los partidarios del Oral. Felix
Diaz cablegrafaron a su candida,
to a la Habana, dandole cuenta
de 10 que estaba pasando en- Me,
xico y recomendandole que no lie
CARA al pals, en- vista de Ia gra-
vedad de los successes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-16
I'm CRUCERO ALEMAN PARA
MEXICO.

Sc asegura que el Gobierno ale
man, considerable que la situa-
ci6n en- Mexico ha tornado I'm CO
racter inquietante, decide enviar
a aguas mexicanas ell erucero
''Hertha," que en- la actualidad
esta siendo usado como barco-es-
cuela.
Hasta ell lunes en- la noche, ell
Gobierno americana no habia reel
Dido noticias ofciales acerca de
la decision del GobiernO aleman;
pero en- los circulos ofciales Sc
aprobaba tai proceder, teniendo-
&c como una indication de que las
potencias europeas empiezan a a.
ceptar Ia politica del Presidente
Wilson, cumprendiendo que ell
Oral. Huerta no puede dominar
la situaci6n.
Ell Rey Jorge de Inglaterra, Sc
gun aseguran d~espachos proce-
denies de Washington, esta dis
puesto a desconocer al GObiernc
mexicano en- case de que no sc
.IIeven a efecto las elecciones. r
Presidente Wilson no ha dichC
NADIA acerca de cambios proba,
bles en- su politica hacia Mexico,
pero parece que esta ''estudian-
do" con sus Ministries los pasoS
que deben darse 81 la situacl0r
no Sc "compOne' segdn sus de.
secs. Lo unico que ha eXpreSadc
francamente. es cue no sabe co.
mo Sc las arreglar& 81 Grail. HUel
IA para llevar a cabo las elecclo.
mes en- Ia fecha fjada. Asimismo.
manifesto cue 81 poljCica para
) con Mexico no variaria en- 10 que
respecta q IA ac-interyencion er
~nuestros asUrtos, los cuaIes de.
ben ser urreglados por los meNi
can0s.
e. Senador Bacon, !espues d.
conferenciar con ell President
=, Wilson, declare que 10 creia qu'
., pudiera haber elecciones legale:
en- Mexico bajo las circunstancia
actuales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-16
Sc esta hacienda labor
a~nexionista.

Ell Lie. Querido Moheno, actual
Secretario de RelacioneS en- ell
Gabinete del General Huerta, hi
20 dfas atras las importantes de-
claraciones siguientes, que indi-
can que va Sc esta lrabajando en-
este pals para yer 81 la historic
Sc reptile"
"Ha comenzado una activisi-
ma campana a favor de Ia ane-
xi6n de Sonora a Ia Republica de
los Estados Unidos de Norte-A
m6rica, y esta labor la empiezan
a hacer con inusitado entusiaSmo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-16
FL General Huerta....,
(Viene de Ia pdgina H.
los, sin que haya habido trastor'
O de ninguna clase."

los, sin que haya habido trastor-
nos de ninguna clase."
Ell Ministro Cara Aldape, a
ouien pertenecen las declaraclo-
mes anteriores, ha asegurado a
las famiIias de los diputados pre-
SOS, que seran tratados con toda
clase de considerations, permit
tiendoseles desde luegO recI0lr 70
pa, alimentos librOs o perlodl-
COS de sus familias y amigos; Pc
70 sin violor por ningun motive
Ia incomunicaci6n a que estan su-
ietos. aun en- los dias en- que Sc
permite visitar a los presses en- Ia
Penitenciaria.
Tn destacamento de tropaS 81
que dando ell servicio de patrullas
en- las Gales de Ia ciudad, pero a
pesar de que subsiste gran excita
ci6n Dor la Ultima Y radical medl-
da fonda por ell Gobierno del &C.
neral Huerta, ningGn deS6rden
nj disturbio ha venido a inte-
rrumpir la acostumbrada vida de
Ia populosa urbe mexicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-10-16

ell discurso famoso origen de los
actuales acontecimient0s NANTES
tando en- el que esperaba encon-
trar la muerte a consecuencia de
su actitud.