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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

ings in the interest OF the new school
building will be held this evening in
the Miners hall. and no doubt large
crowd Will be- In attendance. Several
OF the miners officials will be the
speakers. and they will point out the
need OF the new school building and
the Improvements that are to be made
TO the other building. The third OF
tire series will be held next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

John Moore. PRESIDENT Of the Ohio
miners. who came down from Co'un
hus tl" first OF thr week ~ settle srt.
oral slight difference at the mines ln
This vicinity. reNfuad fo Dis home
yesterday While here he visited
nearly aI ~ th omines Boz tho distric.
AT ~ tho mines arc making good
time 40 present
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VIII Render Program.

Fine programs will be rendered In
all of the local churches Christmas
day and seevral OF the Sunday schools
are holding daily rehearsals for the
occasion. In on or two OF the
churches cantatas will be rendered
and are expected 20 be very fine.
Christmas trees TO gladden. the hearts
of the children will be seen in all Of
the local churches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

Mayor Naasuan pretEei over q
ve.~ intereetins and enfcr'i.rint ro..
zion of pol a court ye.'rrdar mora.
ing Probably ir an cVJ. 20 usv.
fle town e.-Iprluf- rfnan br ra
bnvinning ~ tho nov year. raid
were conduc'ef ol .-vsr.l .1rt- 60
au early hour YESTERDAY r1fnirr o..
hcore Good. qua. ono B.,ar fa.d
ed tho house - Maggie Joyce on
Union street just below tho stone
bridge. and found four men and one
woman. and The propriotrcas She
vss arIaign-d before tho mayor on a
charge 81 conducting a speak eayy
and q house Of ID fame. She was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

y nrFr number UI fhf usH. Irfa ~
fhs krirhfs ~ Tvfhlus OF thia clos nf-
tended fnH visitation meeting held fn
HriIrIrr last evening aud all reu.rfrf
H. having Ius time. There wfrn
nearly 300 Urcerut af the furtffur Iu
IelI1irc. ns all uf the lodge 500 this Vi.
rlrltf sent large delegations After
.ur business uf tho WcllHIrr lodge was
completed nre banquet was served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12
BRIDGEPORT
Many suppers Served.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Kirk
wood Presbyterian Church served a
larg" number OF chicken suppers at
tn supper and bazaar held in the
church last eveuinr and many com
ments were heard on the nne menun
that was served bv the ladies'. 4 neat
sum win be- cleared on the affair.
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50 n special msrfInr ~ The board Uf
education Irid Wsfras evening u
contract was rvfrirf fH fNe stanton
Irtfar NHrp4ut ffr f'r inst citation uf q
rfv. fUf ulr furnace .u fHt SCOUT. school
building Tho old heater iHa been iu
use since tho hu'ldIrE wac erected and
Del about worn Uuf. Work VIII Doc atHrfeH
nn inst IlluE the new furnace as soon
lH unr. .Hla
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Large Crowd Attended.

The Pease Township SUNDAY school
convention held IN the Trinity IA.E-
cran Chu-Ch last evening was well at
tended and every Sunday school in the
tow hip WAS represented az the meet.
ing. The program a. carried Ina this
paper "wednesday was rendered dur
ing the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

s large number o. people from this
cIty attended the fourth number OF
tho Ileh school lecture course al the
Auditorium in Martins Ferry last even
inc. and were well pleased with tho
address hat was delivered by Lincoln
Mcconnell This city is VOL reurc-
.rut"d OF an ~ the lectures. ~ mum
hrr cf season ticket were sold I'm thi-
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12
vital Statistics

n y ". Boone. o' tho Health Da-
parimen' has submitted the following
report ~ tho number OF deaths and
their causes for the month az Novom-
her. Chronic bronchitis. %. dt.foci4.
?, accident. 10. cerebral hsmorrn1ro.
]. pulmonary tuberculosis. 4. hron.
chial pneumonia. @. leo colitis. %.
ma'nrtriflOn. Z. dcvelopmen'al di.ca o.
of tho liver. 4 gall stone collie. O.. or
gauic heart disease. .. cholera infan-
tum. paralysis. Z acute bronchitis.
J Births. &C. Doc the township. aDrl-
dent o pulmonary tubercIIDsIs. =.
organic heart disease. g. momhrancou.
Group. 7 angina pec'oris 4 mcras
m.f. = rtIll born. f arfnrIp .cirrp. i-.
]. Total. % death. births. ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Kirk
wood Presbyterian church will serve
lunch In the church at noon today. and
no doubt large crowd will be present
as the ladies are noted for serving fine
lunches. They will start serving the
lunch to-day at II o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

Tho men employed in tho mills in
iHi" vicinity viii receive their udrnN
lnNtf. 40 hna been IHn rule fur The
last several muuthF. they have received
fnFlr money tffur they finished uu
amount will Do paid out aa thew have
been WORKING steady. Tho nest DAY
ellis ou Christmas but DO Ia cNurrfel
fore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

\ union meeting 90 tie Home ana
IurciEn Missionary societies 81 the FIRST
lreetr Ger IHn church Will DO held Boo tho
.uur.h o. evening and fine program
bias been arranged Co. the evening.
which viii prove very interesting I.ol-
lowing IT the program Reading Mrs
John IerNcN. sons. Helen Iurucl. rcUi-
tHtun. sueurne Noble song Lois Care
michael. rcadinC. Mrs Harry Linton,
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50 the local hospital last evening 10
was stated that tho condition OF Mrs.
Joseph Nrlttue of FLORENCE. who was
accidentally shot while her husband
was cleaning To- Euu. WIS Improving and
uu serious RESULTS are expected she
VIII De- able Co. Dc removed Goo hos home
lu few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

very interesting meeting ot ths
Woman's Home Missionary society OF
the First Baptist church was held yes
tcrday afternoon at the home OF Airs.
W. j. Reed ON Hanover street and a,
large crowd was present. The pro-
gram that was arranged proved 90 DO
very iuterestIuc After the business
was completed a fine lunch was served.
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Eeanpolnted.

George Pracht. OF this city. has been
appointed as tax collector by County
Treasurer Richard Lynch. OF ST. Glars
Vile. Mr.. Pracht will conduct his
work in the Office OF the city auditor.
in the city building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

the large crowd that was present TO hear
Lincoln Mcconnell the fourth number
Of tn Lecture course. who gave very
interesting talk ON crime and Lawlcse-
ncse.F All present took "a deep interest
iu his talk and all were we'll pleased.
i- noted a. one Of the
finest on the Ohio platform to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12
Entertained Club.

The members OF the W. A. WIS
Club was pleasantly entertained last
evening at the home OF Miss Laura
Single at her home in this city and a
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Fancq work was the diversion OF the
evening. At a late hour dainty re-
freshments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

Tho Womcn'a Homo Missionary So.
ci"tv OF tho kirkVrcd presbytcrian
Church held their REGULAR monthly
meeting boo tho church yesterday or
f'rruur and n l1r.e uumurr Of mem
beers were present nre urogrum
bad boon prepared for the meeting.
which proved to be- very interesting
After th" business was completed n
emo lunch was served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12
NarroM Eacane

Zane Amber. OF Shadyside. had a
narrow escape from serious injury
yesterday morning u hen his horses ran
away and the wagon Was struck by 70
train Amber was driving the team
tionc Main street. Bra Shadyside. whom
the horses became frightened and ran
away When crossing tho q. a. T.
tracks tho nurthbound accommodation
truck The wagon and two wheels we're
torn or As the train struck tho We
hici" Amber Jumped and his trousers
caught ON nail in the seat and
were badly torn To created quito
lud 'cruus appearance chasing after tho
horses with tho ahrods 81 his Trousers
flying in fhe breeze
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

Ala recent meeting of thr Royal and
select Masons. tho following officer.
were elected for tho ensuing year Co.,
J. ". q " Mcdonald. ID N. Charles
McEIruy. y. e.. OF 49,. William SID.
dali. Treasurer. ChalEloy uaN.Ir
Bnrprder. william D0ughnriv. cap
tain of Guards. James burrows. Cap.
tain ~ Council Gus Stolhrs. stow.
ard Ed hudrouF. sentinel. Thomas
S"lby. Master 81 Work. William SID.
dali
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solo. Mrs. Theaker. OF Mt Pleasant:
character play by four little girls; Sc
lection by Young Ladies' double quar-
tet. The leader for the evening win be
Mrs. T.. G.. Nesbitt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

The members Of tie Young Ladies
ff.lIe class OF the First Presbyterian
church Will he entertained thi4 evening
Of the home 90 NJ and Airs J. g..
,.aues. ou North sixth street by Mrs
William Iood. Fancy work will be the
DIV ersiou Of the evening. after which
l--IutN refrnsLn-.ut. VII be scrNci
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12
XMAS EuRNlTuRF

Largest stock. greatest variety. low.
ct prices. W. l. Noble. Furniture
and Undertaking. 40 Hanover -.
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The Progressive Store"
KERN
Proprietor
Bellaire, Ohio.

Dealer in Furniture, Car
pets, Stoves, Wall Paper and
Qucensware. Al house fur
fishing goods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12
Inspected BLAST Furnaces

special committee OF the United
States steel Corporation was in the
city yesterday and went over and in.
spected the blast furnaces OF the Car.
negie plant in this city. r. r. Atchi.
son. former superintendent 81 the To-
cal plant was a member Of the com
mitiee. In the afternoon the commit
tee Inspected the blast furnaces Of the
various other plants IN this vicinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

This afternoon ~ her homo on
Nprth Nob'c street. Mrs I'D r COVen
will entertain tho members of tho Nh
r.c. Literature and Art club An inter
rsfing literary program has been pro
pared which viii include a. discussion
0g tho lifo and works ~ some famous
author
Miss Elva TaRoche very pleasantly
entertained tho members ~ tho Sans
pare1 club a. her homo on Thirtv.sev
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

fined 800 and costs on the nrst
charge and so and costs or 10 days
in jail on the latter charge. The
other woman and tho four men were
fined s. and costs each on a
charge Of lettering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

A few minutes after the first raid
the officers descended on the resort
OF Anna Snodgrass. and found n guam
uty OF liquor She was fined 800 and
costs on a charge % violating the Rose
law. and a man who was found I'm the
resort was assessed n fine for loiter-
ing. -Four plain d-unks drew the
susual fine for that offerse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12
Skating Rink.

The new roller skating rink which
has been opened in the old Buckeye
Enamel building. on Twenty-seven;h
street. has already found a place in
the hearts OF the young people OF this
city. Large crowds are present each
evening INDUCING in this popular
sport. The room has been tastefully
fitted up and the floor is in fine cor
dition. Already number OF the var
ious clubs IN this city are making
arrangements for roller skating par
ties. which viii be held some time
following the holiday season.
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Visitation MEETING.

are usually crowded and the clerks
OVeryOrked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

zig Meeting Tonight.
Another ono OF the series 81 meet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12
OLYMPIC THEATRE
Western Indian Drama
THE Skeleton in the Closet

Two reels by Kalem company,
with Carlyle Blackwell in the lead.
Others
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
Muy agradecido

Ell dia 3 del que cursa fallecl6
en- Lockhart, Texas, a Ia edad de
Al amos, Ia Sra. Cristina Coma
lez de Coronado, y como 81 hlJo,
Jesus Coronado, Sc encontraba
en- dificiles condolences pecunla-
rias, sus amigos ~Ildefonso Palma
res Y Pr6spero Velazquez levan-
taron una coIecta entire los meXl-
canos de Ia plantation del ST..
Santos Martindale, a fin de cos
tear ell e~ntierro de Ia Sra. Coma
lez. cue fu6 sepultada en- ell PAN
te6n que esta a inmediaciones de
Martindale Y Fentress.
Contribuyeron con S1.00 cada
uno los Sres. Paz Mendoza, Luis
Garcia, Luis RosaIes, MERGED Ro-
sales, Magd2Ien0 SilvaS, Cosme
Turrubiate. Rafael Miranda, Al
fr.do Hernandez, Pr6sDero We
lazquez. Toribio VeI&zQuez. CIaro
Legura. Ciriaco Legura, Marga-
rito Neri1s. Jose Hernandez y
Pedro Pa!mares.
Fl Sr. Ildefonso Palmares con
tribuy5 con $3.50 ei ST.. Nabor
Barron con %l.75.
Tanto G! ST.. Coronado como 81
harmanita jui:ara, hacen presen,
to 81 -rat.tud q las personals men.
cionadas arriba, por su hlantr6.
plea acci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
Un americana iracundo.

Nos avisan de Bryan, Texas,
cue hace pocos dias IN americana
de aquel lugar golpe6 brutalmen-
te a IN mexicano, y que no solo
no fue castigado por las autori-
dades. sino que un policia anne
naz6 a los demas jornaleros por-
que al dia siguiente del suceso no
ouerian ir a trabajar con ell eta
do guero, dici6ndoles que enton-
ces tendrian que hacerlo en- las
obras del CondadO.
Els bueno que ell Oral. Huerta
nande IN enviado especial a de-
cirle a Wilson que renuncie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
Defunciones

Ell dia s del actual falleci0 en-
Runge, Texas, a la avanzada e.
dad de IS amos, ell Sr. Antonio
CarvajaI, quien pas6 la mayor
parte de su vida en- elCondado de
Goliad.
Deja ell eXtinto una familia for
mazda por su esposa y varios hi
jos, a quienes enviamos nuestra
cordolencia.
Ell dia 7 dej6 de existir en-
Berclair, Texas, la Sra. Juana E..
de Barrera, madre politica del
Sr. Cirilo Flores, quien desea por
medic de LA PRENSA dar las
gracias a todas las personals que
velaron ell cadaver de la eXtinta y
10 acompanaron al pante6n, y es-
pecialmente a las Logias "Caba-
lleros de Honor" Nos. Is y II, de
Beeville y Berclair, respectiva-
mente, y a la Logia Mas6nica
Juan de la Pena," de Beeviile.
Un su~scriptor nuestro de Ber-
clair nos comunica que con mott
vo de la muerte de la Sra. Barre,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18

Gobierno como es debido, 81 es
cierto que a Zepeda Sc lie confiere
una comisiGn, cualquiera que sea.
Creemos, en- primer lugar, que
aun siendo Zepeda irresponsible
Dor haber cometido ell crimen en-
estado de embriaguez, deberia ser
castigado de algIn modo, pues
no deja de ser immoral que TODD
I'm Gobernador del Distrito Sc
embriague y e~scandalize en- la via
pdbIica, como 10 haria cualquier
borrachin de baja estofa.
Mientras a los peIad0s Sc les
castigue por es~candalizar despues
de una borrachera hasta cierto
punto inofensiva, Y Sc dele en- IL
bertad a los que ocupan un eleva-
do puesto en- la sociedad, y escan-
dalizan y matan, Ia Justicia no
puede llevar tai nombre.
Y en- ell case del eX-gobernador
Zepeda, hay otra cosa peor:: Ell
que tras de su libertad obtenga
una comisi6n del Gobierno.
Esperamos que tai cosa no su-
cedera, por ell buen nombre de la
administration.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
Ell Consul de Mexico en- San Antonio in
vestiga Ia muerte de Lucas.

LA PRENSA Sc informen del cur
so que sigue este asunto, que de
tan directo modo interesa a nues-
ira raza.
Por nuestra parte, diremos al
ST.. Fernandez que, como meXl-
canos Y como periodistas, crei-
mos de nuestro deber lamar su
atenci6n sobre ell particular, por-
que va es verdaderamente escan-
daIoso ell ndmero de atentados
cue Sc cometen con compatriotas
nuestros, sin que la pena que al
canaan los delincuentes cores
ponda. en- nuestra opinion, a la
magnitud del delito.
Y toca a e! Y a los demas repre-
sentantes de nuestro pals acredi-
tados en- los Estados Unidos, We
lar por la seguridad de nuestros
compatriotas, que caen heridos
por manos alevosaS en- esta ma
ci6n que Sc llama ciyilizada y en-
plena paz, en- numero mucho ma
n nue los americanOS en- MeXi-
co, en- IN periodic de guerra como
,el que hoy atraviesa Y a pesar
del caracter de salvaje que sc
uuiere dar a nuestra calumniada
patria.
Es cierto que, como dice Ell Sr.
Fernandez en- uno de los para
fos de su carta, much0s caSos de
esa naturaleza no aparecen en-
nuestro peri6dico: pero ESQ sole
pasa con aQuellos que no llegan
a nuestro conocimiento, pueS ma
sido siempre nuestra norma Sc
nalar ell NAL donde eXiste, y con
mayor raz6n cuando Sc trata de
cosas que directamente atanen q
nuestra patria o a nuestra raza.
Por otra parte. ceIebramos que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
e x-Gobernador Zepe-
da sera puestQ en-
libertad.

Bajo este titulo dice la Ma
ci6n,' de Ia ciudad de Mexico, 10
que sigue:
FL ex-gobernador del Distrito,
ingeniero Enrique Zepeda, que
desempenando aQueI elevado car
20 mand6 fusilar en- e~linterior de
la prisi6n de Belen al jefe rebel
de Gabriel Hernandez, obtendra
dentro de pocos dias su libertad
absolute.
Ell case del senior Zepeda, que
a1n permanece en- la Penitencia-
ria, dio lugar a que Sc hiciera ne
cesaria la intervention de varios
medicos peritoS para que dictami-
naran hasta que punto ell alcohol
Y las substancias que habia inge-
rido Ell Sr. Zepeda Ia noche de los
acontecimientes, pudieron haber
trastornado sus Facilitates men
tales.
Varios fueron los dictamenes
pericialeS que Sc rindieron con
este motive, y la mayoria de los
medicos opinaron que ell fuslla-
miento de Hernandez fu6 ordena-
do Dor ell senior Zepeda, cuando
este estaba en- estado de enage-
naci6n mental, motivada por los
ingredientes ingeridos.
Persona que Sc dice bien infor-
mazda, nos dijo aver que ell senior
ingeniero Zepeda, al abandonar
su Drisi6n, marchara a Europa,
acomparado de su sonora esposa,
a desempenar una comisi6n que
Ie sera ~conferida pOr ell gObier-
no."
900
De ser verdad 10 que asegura
ell parrafo preinserto, habremos
de convenir en- que todavia no ha
Degado Ia bora en- que Sc applique
en- Mexico Ia justicia como es de
DIDO.
Sin que podamos nosotros de-
cir hasta que punto es response
BILE IN indiyiduo que comete un
delito Ell. estado de ebriedad, no
por ESQ dejaremos de censurar q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18

ra Sc han suspendido los festeJos
que Sc habian preparado para
conmemorar ell aniversario de
nuestra independence, pues tan
to ST. esposo, como su hijo y SUI
yerno pertenecian al Comite, y ell
resto de el quiso significarles ash
su condolencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
Fl Presidente Wilson debe
procurar Ia paz.

lie Courier des Etats UnlS,
peri6dico frances que Sc publica
en- Nueva York, trae en- edidi6n
reciente ell siguiente telegrama
de Paris:
''Francia, mas que ninguna O.
ira potencia. conoce las difculta-
des con que tropezaria ell Presiden-
tie Wilson, 81 en- su nal aconsejada
politica llegase a verse %envuelto
en- una guerra con los mexicanos.
Todavia viVen en- Francia mu-
chos de los veteranoS que hicie-
ron la campana de Mexico, bajo
Napoleon III. En- aquella epoca,
IN gran ej6rcito, tornado con los
mejores elementos de Francia y
mandado por una brillante oticla-
lidad, no pudo ,conquistar a los
meXlcanOS.
ST no podian combatir con los
franceses en- batallas campales,
jamas dejaron de mostrarSe aler-
ia y activos, al grade de que no
era de los franceses mas que Ell
terreno que pisaban, protegido
por los centinelaS y ell fueg0 de
la artilleria.
Los americanos podrian llegar
a conQuistar a Mexico, pero a
costa de inmensoS SACRIFICES de
torrentes de sangre. No seria pa
ra clio un paseo militar. No hay
que hacerse iluSiOnes; los meXi-
canos son tenaces, saben batirse
y combatiran como leones contra
ell invasor americana. Son valien-
ties Y no retroceden nj Sc desa-
Iientan jamas ante la derrota.
La experienced adquirida por
los americanos en- las Filipinas
les servira de mucho 81 Sc Ianzan
a la conQuiSta de Mexico; pero Ell
este pals e]ncontraran un enemi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
Apertura de e~scuelas.

FL Sr. Luis Eela Garcia, de
Alice, Texas, nos escribe mani
fesCandonos que ell dia s del cue
cursa Sc abrieron nuevamente las
escuelas pdblicas en- aquella loca-
Iidad, concurriendo IN crecido
ndmero de ninos m~eNicanos.
FL Sr. Eela Garcia aSegura que
los padres de familia estan muy
satisfechos con ell adelanto de sus
hiios, a quienes los maestros edu-
can empen0samente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18

En- nuestra edici6n pasada, al
DIR cuenta del homicidio cometi-
do en- Ia persona de nuestro COM
patricia RefGgiO Lucas, llamaba-
mos Ia atenci6n del consul meXi-
cano en- esta ciudad a fin de que
tomara empeno para lograr ell
castigo del matador, IN america
no de apellido Moore, Y con tai
motive ell citado funcionario nos
dirigi6 la siguiente carta:
"Sr. D. Ignacio E. LOzano,
propietario de LA PRENSA.-
607-609 Dolorosa St.-Ciudad.
"Muy senior MIC:
En- ell numero 81 de su est,
mable publication, fecha II de
los corrientes he visto con agra,
do una eXcitativa que Sc sirve u.s.
ted hacerme para procurar obte-
ner ell castigo del culpable, en- eI
a~sesinato de un meXicanO, Ocurrl-
do en- Granger, Texas, Ia noche
del sabado 6 del presente mes,
en- ell que aparece como presunto
autor del hOmicidiO un cludadanC
americana.
Ne complace informar a u.s.
ted que desde aver que VI la no
ticia en- su peri6dico, Sc encOntra
ba va en- ell lugar mismo de los
successes I'm abogado de este Con-
sulado, levantando las inVeStlga,
clones conducentes. y habiendC
conference.-the con ell senior Gober
nader del Estado, Quien Ofrecl6
que Sc harfa cumplida Justicia,
no solo en- este case, sinO en- O.
tros que Sc lie han presentadO por
este Consulate General Y que aur
no he visto pubIicadOs en- su pc,
ri6dico.
Me haIaga yer que ell inter6s
que el Gobierno MeXicano tiene
hoy por imparJir ayuda a nues-
tres nacionales en- el eEtranjero,
este s~ecundado por IA prensa hon
rada mexicana en- este sue-o.
puas esta prueba es evidente de
que nuestras a~spiracicnes son CO.
mures Y nos acercan mas a idea.
que buscamos: Ia complete union
de los mexicaoos en- el eEtranje-
70,
''Dejo al ilustrado cricerjo de
listed Ell hacer e. Uso que conven-
ga de Ia Drese0ca carJa, y apro-
vecho la oDortunidad para reite-
rarIe mi consideration mas aten-
ia.
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