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The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
POLICE FIND BOYS
FREEZING IN STREET
Take Them Home, But Father
Slams Door in Their
~ Faces

Joseph Maleba Is one Of these kind
hearted fathers that you read about.
He has two sons. William, aged II.
and Bernard. aged eight At 1890,
Thursday morning. while the vino
was blowing 40 miles an hour from
the north, driving the snow in great
clouds across the streets and piling
1t up in doorWays and along curb
stones and anywhere else that 1t could
find Judgement. Patrolmen Bartz and
Smith found the two boys huddled
against building at Thirtieth-st. and
Michigan-ave
They told the officers that they
lived at No. SO Thirtieth-st., and that
their father had refused to let them
into the house. The patrolmen LED
the boys to their residence and sue
ceeded in arousing the father.
Nothing doing" said Maleba, and
closed the door to his children.
Instead OF soundly thrashing Male
ba, the officers took the boys to the
Vinewood station. At 2 o'clock, Male
ba, having had little time to think
II over, came for them and took them
home. Why Maleba locked them out
is still a mystery.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
ESCAPES DEATH
BY HAIRS BREADTH
Albert j. LetOnturier Leaps
From Auto Just as Train
Crashes Into IL

Albert j. Letonturier, OF No. 1913
eldrum-aye, escaped deaIn by a
traction OF a second, Thursday morn
ing when he leaped from an automo-
pie in which he was riding. just as
rere Marquette passenger train No.
20 struck the machine at the Camp
behave. crossing. shortly before 3
O'clock
The auto was shattered almost TO
fragments, and hurled a distance of
nearly 100 feet by the impact but
.etonturier's leap allowed him TO
lear the wreckage all instant before
The machine was demolished.
Engineer Edward Doyle, of To-
ledo, was at the throttle. and the
train was travelling at too high a rate
of speed for him 10 be able to pre-.
vent the accident. Conductor p A..
Mccarthy. OF No. 2s2 Brooklyn.aye.
was In charge Of the train.
Letonturier entirely escaped injury
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
ROBERT |. BAILIE
TAKEN BY DEATH
Well-knOwn Business Man Dies
in Grace Hospital, Follow
ing Operation

Following two operations in Grace
hospital, Robert L. Bailie, died. We'd
nesday, in that institution. Mr.. Bailie
was president of the Golden Crest
Mining company, founder OF the Bailie
Coal Co., and for several years con-
Quoted shipping and docking bust
ness. He was 81 years Of age and q
native Of Millbank, Ont Mr.. Baltic
was a mining engineer by profession.
He was member Of Detroit lodge, r.
< A. NJ, Monroe chapter, Damascus
commandery, Michigan Sovereign con-
sistory and the |. o. L. He Is sur
vived by his wife. Funeral arrange
ments will be made later.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
NIPPY. WEATHER
TOSTAY FOR WHILE
No Rise in Temperature Due Be.
fore Friday Afternoon
at Earliest

Open the draughts In the furnace,
forget about the back checks--also the
coal mans billiard let 'er 60.
The weather man says Detroit is In
the firm grip OF belated winter and
that the mercury will stay way down
the tube throughout Thursday and
Friday, with a possible rise late Fri
day afternoon.
Temperatures will be pretty close
to zero today" said Weather Chief
Norman b. COnger, who Is back ION
the job" after several weeks absence
In pleasanter chimes than Michigan, in
his work as an inspector In the gov
eminent meteorological service. AT
Z o'clock Thursday morning. the Their
mometer registered 6 degrees above
zero. Wednesday morning. at the
same hour. 1t was 8 above and 1t
steadily rose until ii was 81 above at
ii o'clock last night, when 1t began q
backward slide that stopped at 6 above
this morning. Two inches of snow
fell through the night. There will be
just light snow tiurries today. The
storm, which was centered over the
Lake Superior district yesterday,
moved along TO the st. Lawrence val.
ley and the eastern states and there IL
plenty OF cold weather and snow
there this morning"
All railroad trains from che east
Wednesday were several hours late,
train crews. and passengers reporting
heavy snowfaIls. The d. Y. r. found
some difficulty in battling with the
snow during the night hours and the
regular time schedule was not main
tanned very successfully Thursday
morning. groups Of shivering folk
standing on every corner waiting fof
the cars that came SO few and far be
tween
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
PimpIes Quickly Disappear from Face
Arms, Neck and Back, and Insure
Beautiful Complexion.

You can get rid Of them just In
time by taking Stuart's Calcium Wa
fers.
These wonderful little workers have
cured bad boils in three days, and
some cases Of skin diseases In
week.
They contain IA their main ingred-
lent most thorough. quick and effec-
tive blood cleanser known, calcium
sulphde.
Remember this, too. that most PIN
pie treatments reek with poison. And
they are miserably slow besides.
Stuarts Calcium Waters have not
a particle of poison in them. They
are free from mercury, biting drugs
or venomous opiates. This is abso-
lutely guaranteed. They cannot do
any harm, but they always do good
good that you can see In the mirror
before your own eyes few days
after.
Don't be any longer Inundated by
having splotchy face. Don't have
strangers stare at you! or allow your
friends to be ashamed OF you because
Of your face,
Your blood makes you what you
are The men and women who forge
ahead are those with pure blood ana
pure faces.
Stuart's Calcium Waters will make
you happy because your face will be
a welcome sight not only To yourself
when you look into the glass. but 10
everybody else who knows you ana
talks TO you.
Stuart's Calcium Waters are soiu
by all flrst-class druggists nj 80 cents
a box. They are very pleasant TO the
taste and In results are truly remark.
shiA-Ady
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
TMake a Dry Shampoo

Dry iampoos are all the rage now
among society ladies and the more
pronint stage beauties. Here Is a
foruul much used In the east. II
cleans, invigorates and stimulates
the hs and scalp, while removing
surpluoil. dust. dandruff. etc. OBJ
tain oany well-stocked druggist six
ounceof pulverized orris root, also
obtainwo ounces of vilane powder.
Mix trorghly and keep in tight
box oar Sprinkle heaping sable.
spooni over and through the hair,
disturbing with the fingers. Do this
Ut nit Next morning comb and
brush thoroughly until all trace OF
powdeis removed. The results are
q woBrful glossy. clean. soft and
dufy ,ad Of hair
Merlse It daily. Women one to
three mes a weekday.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06

and crack open In places. Then IL would all
break out again. It itched and burned
dreadfully. I would lie awake nights for
hours. I scratched In my sleep and made
sores. Then that yellow nuid would come
out OF tho sores. I suffered great deal with
m0 head itching and burning and IL broke
out In pimpics around the edge Of my hair
On tho back OF my head.
IT used everything heard Of but gos no
relief. In fact got worSe. My sarS sweiled
two or three times their own sfse and turned
almost black and I was In despair. A friend
asked me II had tried Cuticurs Soap and
Ointment, 20 went and got box Of Cuti-
cura Ointment and cake Of Cuticurs Soap
and commenced. By tho time I had used
ono box Of Cuticura Ointment and one cake
Of Cuticura Soap was we'll" (sisned) Mrs.
May Conlrlins. Apr. rs. 1912.
Cuticura Soap 25c. and Cuticura Ointment
SOC. are sold everywhere. Liberal sample Of
each mailed free. with 32-p. Skin Book Ad-
dress pokt-card "Cuticura. Dept r. Boston"
WTmdcr-facsd men should use curicura
eoap Shaving osck. asa sampls Tree.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
Theatrical Producers Battle.

CHICAGO. March addison Burk-
hart, musical comedy librettist and CO
author with Frederick Donaghey, ex-
planned today while he filed action for
libel against Donaghey. asking $780,
000
" wrote every song, every scene
and every situation in the show" said
he. Then Donaghey had the nerve
to write letter to music publisher
calling me a thief
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
OLIVET STUDENTS DANCE
IN COFFIN.FILLED ROOM

Since M. d. Burkhead moved his
undertaking rooms into the Reyes
hall, the only place in Olivet, except
fraternity halls. where dances could
be held, It has been impossible for
the town people to indulge In dance
However, last week, Mr.. Burkhead
had an original idea. Ro moved the
collins and furniture back against the
walls, leaving enough space In the
room for about Is couples to dance
At first thought the collins seemed
like rather gloomy things to be dang
ing among. but after the frst dance
they were forgotten and as no ghosts
appeared and nobody felt glum. an
unusually good time was enjoyed.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
FIREMEN FACE DANGER
FROM OIL EXPLOSIONS

CHICAGO, March 6.-With their
lives constantly in danger from explo-
sions from burning oil. firemen from
two Chicago and three Hammond. Ind.
companies fought spectacular blaze
at the Standard Steel Car company's
work, southeast Of Hammond, early to-
day.
The conduit pipe, carrying oil to the
plant. broke In dozen places and
sent up huge jets of flames that light
ed the sky for miles. The total loss
was $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
WOOD MAY SERVE REST
OF HIS APPOINTMENT

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Major-
General Leonard Wood for the present
will remain chief OF stan of the army,
through an order issued by President
Wilson. 1t was announced At the war
department today.
General Woods appointment by
President Taft was to serve four years
and five months. Announcement today
OF his continuance as head OF the
army was taken by army officers to
mean that he will serve the balance
OF his original appointment.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
NOTICE.

Stockholders Meeting OF the "Deiray
Connecting r. II. CO. Notice 10 hereby
sIven that the annual meeting OF the
Of the Delray Connecting
IA ilroad Co., for the election OF direct
ors and sthe transaction OF such other
business as may come up before the
annual meeting will be held Mt the Of
fee OF the company. In the city OF De.
troll. Mich, on Wednesday. March 10.
iMs at I o'clock p. m. BY order OF the
directors OF the Company. tsigned)
!. ~. Sanders. Secretar~
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06

Tot raw and ran . thick yel-
low mucus. There werc
small pimpies that had .
thin yellow fluid In thcm.
When they broke the fiuiti
ran down ON my face and
neck which poisoned the
places. Sometimes this
would all dry up and the
feah would be dry and hot
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06

Word has been received by stephen
Failon. No. 4j4 Meldrum-sve.. Of the
death Of his son. Frank j. Fallon.
Wednesday. In Purcell. Okla. where
he had been for several months In
the hope OF improving his health.
The cause Of death was tuberculosis
The young man In survived by HIS
father. sister. Miss Catherine FalIou
and brother. the Rev. Thomas 7. Fal-
lon. Of ST. Thomas Rom,n Catholic
church, In Ann Arbor. Tho body is
expected to arrive In Detroit Satur-
be made.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
BOARD OF EDUCATIoN
BIDS SCHOOL FURNITURE
sccretary's ONCE. 50 bssedwsy.

Detroit. Mich. March .. 1914
Sealed proposals viii be received a
ms office until IL o'clock noon. Tues
Nv March 18th next. for FURNISHING
srGool desks. recitation seats and writ
ING arm. required for the fiscal yeer
ending June sOth, 1914. -
sn.eincat,ons may be had In the
.o,eS.. OF the secretary. Proposals must
w. submitted on blanks furnished ~
the Secretary. accompanies by Q GER
.tieea check equal TO per cent or the
a.. r,sht 20 reject uuy OF uit -0l09
CHAG n oAD0.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
Up AoaInst II.

III don't marry her she threatens
TO make me pay $4,000 for breach Of
promise"
"Well?"
And II do marry her she swears
she VIII get divorce, With q SOFA.
week mony."-Lifa
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
National Labor FIGURE Dies.

CLEVELAND. March 6.--Harry d.
Thomas, 4S. secretary Of the Clevelana
Il Ohio Federations of Labor. and ma
tional prominent in labor circles, died
at his home here today. Thomas was
a member Of the recent state constitu.
tional convention.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06

lRusisess-iike Prsassng. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind thai
locke Fight Tines Printing Cs.s 10
yoh, n st Yh. Nais Hasa or City ASS.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
HEAD |TCHED
AND BURNED
Ears SweIIed Up and Got Raw.
Scratched In Sleep and Made
Sores. Used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. Now Well.

Slb 9. ". Boulevard. Rosedale, KansAA.-
my tronble commenced In my ears about
nftesn years ago My ears swellsd up and
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
Thoughtful Mothers

NeversSmlt child to be constipated
FOR eS "a hours. IL IN dangerous
becaus the little bodies absorb pois-'
onousluids and gases which bring
on fev and contagious diseases. Give
the cd sweet little CascaRoyal
Pill bore there In any fever. Wise
motho
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
CAN ALMOST SEE
THE NEW CALCIUM SULPHIDE
TREATMENT DOES WONDERS TO
EVERY KIND OF SKIN ERUP-
TON

You don't want to wait forever ard
day to get rid Of your pimples or
other skin eruptions. You want to
get rid OF them right now. Next
week you may want to go somewhere
where you wouldn't like to have to
take the pimples along.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
live Their Children

pleint physic. before the fever
comes1. and as soon as the eve be-
comeslassy and the movement list
less. ter the fever shows IL Is best
TO githe child an Injection (enema)
% a. break up the fever and move
the bels I'm a few moments. At all
ether tes give them sweet little
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
CascaROyal Pills

Is 6s 1oc: Is doses Zoe. At drug
steresAdv.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-06

CutIWI StcTFIary Oh the Ue5TVV
W. "a, has accepted a responsible
posi,n on the national stan Of the
Y. VIC. \. IN Canada. and Will take
UP 4 work in headquarters, In To-
ront the first of the week. Miss
Goufr will have charge or special
worlin connection with the Cana
dianriennial Y. W. e.. 4. conven-
tion.o be held in Winnipeg in No
vemr. and the Worlds quadren-
NAL invention to be held in Stock
holrSweden, In 1914. Miss Goulder.
uncovered her connection with the
Detr association few months
ago, as been spending few days
In I'll city the guests Of friends. at
No. 1 Pallister AVE.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-12-05
ASeSinatO?
JESUS TrulIIEo. de rs
amos de edad, fu6 ha-
IIado muerto en- una
ladera en- LIano. N. MI.

Nuestro cumplido suscritor ae-
nor Manuel Lujan y Vigil de Lila.
no, este condado, nos comunica que
eI sabado pasado, dia 20 de Novi.
embre, fue hallsdo muerto Y en-
estado de desnudez, en- la Gina de
Ia ladera que divide Llano y Santa
Barbara un pobre anciano de unoa
75 amos de edad que respondia 81
nombre de Jesus TruJillo.
Ell dis 30 del mismo tom6 lugar
la investigation ante un lurado
coronario, y por Ia investigation
hecha por dicho jurado SO halo
que 81 occiso habfa muerto por
manos desconocidas de algdn cri-
minaI.
FL ancisno habia salido de gu
casa, en- la tarde del mismo die
mODtadO on un burro y en- la no.
che fue hallado muerto y en- com,
pleta desnudez en- 81 lugar men,
cicnado. La ropa fu6 hallada Ger.
ca al cadaver y tambien la buella
de un caballo con herrsduras que
SO supone seria 81 que mOntaba 81
asesino.
Sc ignOran las cauaas que pu-
dieran motivar al asesino del anci.
ano Trujillo. Las autoridades 10.
Gales estan hacienda investigated
nes para dar con eI asesinO.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-12-05
MULTADO
POr violar las Leyes de
Cuarentena

En- Cerro, este condado, el saba
do pr6ximO pasado, fue llevad
ante Ia corte de psz de ese precin
to el senior Enrique Segura, acuaa
do de violar las leyes de cuarentena
que rigen en- el estado.
La acusacion fu6 hecha por nuef :
tro e6ciente Official de cuaretena
senior VIM. SantistevaD, e invest
gado el case el acusado fue mults
do en- cincO pesos y los costos.
Tomen nota de clio aquellos que
SO oponen estar bajo cuarenteDa en-
casos de enfermedad contagiosa en-
sus hogares.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-12-05
zeIaya Prisionero

FL exidictador de Nicaragua, ge-
neral Jose Santos Zelaya, quien fue
derrocado del poder por una reyo.
lucion en- su pals hace cinco amos
y quien Hali6 de Nicaragua en- ese
tempo y SO estableci6 en- FIandes,
en- Europa, desde entOnces NADIA
mas SO habia sabido nj dido de el
hasta su llegsda recientemente a
Nueva York, segdn dijO 81 de pa
SEQ la Repdblica Norte Ameri.
cana.
Hace tres diss fue arrestado ea
dicha ciudsd, por instrucciones re
cibidas do Nicaragua al efecto de
que es IN fugitive de la justicia de
aquel pals eatando acusado de Ia
muerte de dos ciudadanos de aque
lla Repdblica.
zelaya fue arrestado y aprisiona
do y ahora aus sbcgsdOs han he
no aplicaci6n de ''habeas corpug
para obtener 81 libertad.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-12-05
q q q
BAJO UNA MALA OAPA UN
BUEN BEBEDOR

El superintendsnte McManus,de
la penitenclaria de estado, contra
quien SO ha dicho esto, 10 otro y 10
de mas ALA, esta en estos dias ha.
ciendo algo psra rehabilitarse en- la
opinion, pues desde hace mas de
tres semanas trae una cuadrilla de
presos compOniendo Las GALES de
Ia capital. Este 90 un buen proce-
der por 81 que merece gran creditc
y demuestra que Sc halla animadc
dc espiritu pdblico y no es enemi'
90 de Santa Fe.
Damosle ia enhora buena
AL ldigno Alcaide Mayor
Por el trabsio de amor
Conque aparece en- la escena;
De veras nos causa pena
Aquella mala opinion
Que por alguna mala raz6n
Circul6 en- tiempCs pasados,
Y estanos va preparados
Para darle absolucion.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-12-05

Refutar ataquea de peraonas que
no tienen 81 valor civil de calzar su
nombre en- aus mamarrachos, debe
ser Ia mas graDde necedad de cual
quier periodiata que Sc aveuture a
clio. Esa clase de iudividuos son
como las rameras; cambian sus
enaguss puercas en- Ia redacci6n de
su propia laya y que saben SO ad
mite todo aquello que puede ser
ataque al euemigo polftico, pues de
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-12-05
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Los HoMBREs EMINENTEs

LOS HOMBRES EMINENTES
Como nos iivierten los hombres
eminentes que tiguran en- la eczema
faltos de instruction y talento y
SIN mas capital que su descaro. No
envidiamos su emineDcia porque
sabemos que ea espdria y que rOdc
81 mundo sabe que sns pretenaio
nes son falsas y vanas y su supues
ia ciencia una impoStura.
Teugan mayor humildad
Y no cstenten tantos brios,
Que 81 OrgulIO, amigos miOS
Es una gran necedad;
Rindan culto a Ia verdad
Que siempre sale, aunque tarde
Y que respetOs no guarda
Con Ia gente charlatana,
Y cual Sancho badana
Les zurrara con Ia albarda.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-12-05
LITICACION SOBRE
TASACIONES
Los Condados de Santa
Fe, San Miguel, CoIfax,
Mora, Taos, Chaves v
Eddy Sc SOmeten al
Levante HecI1o por
el Cuerpo de
Igualamient0

Santa Fe, Nov. 30. I'm factor
nuevo & importante sera inyectado
en- el pleito sobre tasacionea enta-
blado por el condRdo de Cha yer
ante la Corte Supreme contra 10
elevacion hecha por el Cuerpo de
Iglalamiento del Estado de Nue
vo Mexico, generalmente,. sobre
toda clase de propiedad tasable en-
el estado, siendo desde un 20 y
hasta un SO por ciento de 10 tasa
do por los asesores de conda1o. A
mas del condado de Chaves y el de
Eddy que originalInente SO opu-
sieron al pago de dicha tasacion
adicional y llevaron el pleito ante
la Corte Suprema, ahora han in
tervenido los condados de Santa
Fe, San Miguel, Colfax y Mora,
siendo Representatives estoa conda
dos por 81 Hon. Charles A. Spiess,
abogado del condado de San Mi
guel.
El senor SpiesE quien como
Presidente que fue dc la Conven.
ci6n Constitutional, SO presume
ser autoridad sobre 81 intento de la
Constitution de Nuevo Mexico en
tai respecto, ha colegido una gran
masa de estadisticas y autoridades
con las cuales opondra vigorosa
mente 81 hecho de levante general
autorizado por el CuerpO de lguala
miento del Estado, encabezado por
ell gobernador Mcdonald y 10 cual
ha levantado una nube de protestas
en- todo el Estado. Esto traera
una batalla real de talento legal
qte representara tambien a Ia
"SOuth Springs Cattle and Land
Company" del condado de Chaves,
Ia peticionaria original en- la causa
shora ante la Corte Suprema
y sera representada pOr dos
snteriores procuradOres generates
del Territorio dc Nuevo Mexico, Y
ea bien sabido que dichac ompafiia
es manejada, 81 no es duefo de Ia
misma por el ex.gobernador Her
bert ]. Hagerman. FL procurador
general Clancy combatira en- este
pleitc importante para 81 pueblo,
en- general, sOstenieDdo 81 paso da
do por el Cuerpo de Igualamiento.
Mientras tanto, las colectaciones
do tasaciones por 81 presente afio,
han quedado paralizadas debido q
Ia confusion causada por 81 Gamble
de los libros de tasaciones prepara
dcs y hechca por los asesores d'
condado y OrdenadOa de enmendar
ae on c0nformidad con 10 decretadI
por q Cuerpo de- lgualamiento.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-12-05
ASUNTOS DE
ACTUALIDAD
Ell ESFINGE DE La HORA

Ell ESFINGE DE LA HORA
Fl Esfnge de este pals y nacion
cuyo secretO Dadie puede penetrar
nj adivinar, es acknowledgements 81
Presidente Woodrow Wilson quien
esta profundamente herido en- au
orgullo y vanidad por Ell ningdn
apreciO que hizo el General Huerta
sus demsndas para que 80 retira.
SO del puesto de Presidents Proyi-
sional y 10 dejase q arreglar el
negocio de Ia preuidencia y gobier
no de Mexico. Wilson
No ha dado conocer
Cuales son sus intenciones,
Y muchas suposicioneH
VieneD en- 81 case a haber;
Bien pudiera suceder
Que la final soluci6n
Vendra ser la intervention
81 Carransa 90 derrotado
Y Huerta queda afanzadO
CuaI jefe de la naci6n.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-12-05
PrendorIo

Pasado manana domingo, tendra
lugar on Ia rosidencia dc los apre
ciables esposos Anastacio Santiste
van y eaposa, do Canon, 81 prendo-
rio dc Ia seliorita Teresina Santis
tevan, hija do los esposos mencio.
nados, con 81 j6ven Charles Truji
10, hiio Dc Don r. II. Trujillo, d
esta localidad.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-12-05
Ell aviso del Presidente
Wilson d las potencias

El Presidente Wilson envi6 no,
tas a las potenciaa por medic DE-
aus representatives ensEuropa dan
do a saber a las mismas su plan
polftico de guitar q Huerta del po
der en- Mexico J exigir la instala-
ci6n de un gobierno provisional a
gustO de las dos facciones que lu-
chan, aunque no externo de que
medios echarfa mano 81 Huerta So
hacfa sordo y rechazaba sus amo-
nestaciones. Las potencias euro
peas dijeron que aceptaban 81 paso
dadO por los Estados Unidos res
pecto a Mexico, y especialmente
la lnglaterra, la que prometi6 no
intervenir en- 10 mas minimo.
No obstante este silenclo en- 81
plan defnitivo del Presidente
Wilson respecto q la politica que
impulsa en- Mexico SO sabs en- las
Cortes regias de Europa que 81 se-
gundO paso del Prssideute Wilson
en- case de que Huerta no quiers
Or las razones de Washington, ea
mandar embellishments la marina
de guerra a las costaa mexicanss v
bloquear los puertos. Seguido de
este paso ira Ia Intervention del
ejercito americana por terra.
Este liltimO paso seris el mas
imprudente de la polftica de los
EstadOs Unidos, pues NADIA mas
absurdo que intervenir On Mexico.
sin haber dado a los mexicanos
una oportunidad para arreglar por,
si mism0 sus desavenencias, pssan
do armas a ambas facciones. No
seria justiicado ante la civilization
semejante intromisi6n armada, v
annque lnglaterra promote some-
terse tales m0yimient0s, las
otras potencias tambien, todas son
hipocresfas pues al lamar la cam
.pafla armada a Mexico ell Presiden-
to Wilson, al instante las potencias
enropeas lamentarfaD semeiante'
actitud y serian las primeras en-
criticarla para atraer el rencor Y la
guerra del Jap6n contra los Esta-
dos Unidos.
En- la diplonacia existe la mis-
ma artimafla que en- cualquier iue
go de naipes. Es incredible que ull
arte el mas importante como es q
de la polftica inter lacional exista
tanta perddia y nala fe.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-12-05
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En- Talpa, este condado, contrae.
ran matrimoniO religioso, 81 lunes
pr6ximo, 81 apreciabIe joven Leo
cadio Duran con Victorisna Macs
tas. Ri noviO es hijO dc Don Lio-
nires Duran y espoaa y la novia Is
hija dc Don Manuel A. Maestaa
y eapoea.