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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-12-25
Un t~elegrama costoso.

Ell consul de Mexico en- Maria,
Sr. Pedro G. y Uriguen, puso ell
lunes un m~ensaje de 6 mil pala-
bras al Gobierno, por ell cual tu-
vo que pagan la suma de seiscien-
tos veintiun pesos m%exicanos.
~ luego dicen que ell Gobierno
esta en- bancarrotal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-12-25

tento, ell nucIeo popular que no
simpatice cen Ia revolution, nj
con Ill prog ma, nj en- suS cat
dillos ha DE- opener r~esistenci te-
naz y efectiva a dejarse dominar,
Y esa situaci6n de fuerza solo pOr
fuerza puede resoIverSe.
La intervention en- esas condi-
clones es improcedente, los pue-
bios no interviewer, unos, en- los
asuntos de OtrOs para constituir-
Sc en- jueces nj en- arbitros y me-
nos para ser aliados de uno de los
grupos en- perjuicio de otros.
Nj ell Gobierno constituido, en-
lucha con los rebeldes, nj los re-
beldes en- su lucha con ell Gobier-
no, tienen derecho de valerse de
las fuerzas militares de un Esta-
do extranjero para hacer trlunfar
la causa del uno 0 Ia del otro.
Ell derecho supreme de un pue-
bio es acudir Ia las armas contra
ell poder establecido, pero csc de-
recho quedaria anulado, ST un Es-
tado extranjero violara las reglas
de la no intervention y lie prestara
su apoyo al Gobierno para VEN
Ger a los sediciosos, del mismo mo
do que quedaria destruida Ia So
berania del Gobierno, 81 por ell
contrario, ell gobierno eXtranjero
fol talece y ayuda a los sediciosos.
La situaci6n meXic1na no aeon
seja la intervention, y en- clio es-
tan interesadas todas las nacio-
mes latinas. Ell convulsionismo
americana no es IN NAL del pue-
bio. sino un remedio al abuse de
autoridad de los gobiernos, y no
puede privarsele de 6l.
Muy critica habria de ser la
situaci6n de los interventores
americanos en- Mexico. Els muy
probable que fuera una mera dis
cordia que lejos de resolver o ia
cilitar la soluci6n del conflicto 10
agravase extraordinariamente.
Por muy buena que fuera la
intenci6n y el m6vil de los politi-
cos americanos, ell pueblo mexi-
cano recibiria muy NAL esta de-
termination. que pudiera traer
consigo Ia cesaci6n de las luchas
interiors; para unir sus fuerzas
en- combatir al ejercito america
no, y tendrla America del Norte
una guerra en- la que cualquiera
que fuera ell exito de ella, STEM
pre- aparecerfa como una guerra
de conquista, a Ia que Sc oponia
un pueblo entero.
Y, csc peligro y las consecuen-
cias de csc conflicto es 10 que tie
ne cue preocupar a Wilson y a
Bryan, quienes han de apurar to-
dos los recursos diplomaticos, sin
pensar en- ejercitar ell derecho de
intervention, que Seria funesto
para todos, para America del
Norte, para Mexico Y para todos
los pueblos atinO-amerlcanos.
M auNTDn A. 10 h
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DERECHO De INTERVENTION


dos faces distintas, ura la inte-
rior Y la otra la exterior. A esos
dos aspectos es necesario atender
para tratar del trasCendental te-
ma del intervencionismo amerI-
cano. Ell Fundamental del derecho
&c autonomfa y de independence
de los modernos EstadOs civiliza-
dos. es el deber que tienen todas
las demas naciones de no meZclar
Sc directamente en- los asuntos
particulares de cada uno.
Sin csc reconocimientO y sin Ia
practical efectividad de 6l, la ges-
ton de cada Estado quedaria anu
lada V sometida a una inadmisible
censura Y a IN control vejamino-
so, incompatible con las doctrinas
que sirven de guia al actual re-
gimen de naciones.
Ell case de Mexico Sc conoce en-
Derecho international por ell nom
bre de PROBLEMA DE INTER
VENCION INTERIOR.
Ell tratadista italiano Carmaza
Amari define este derecho del
modo siguiente:
Intervention, segdn ell Dere-
cho International, es ingerirse en-
los asuntos politicos interiors; de
IN Estado eXtranjero. La inter-
venci6n implica ell empleo de Ia
fuerza para hacer cue prevalence
una voluntad extrana a la de Ia
Naci6n. Por consecuencia de este
acto, sustituye la soberania ex-
trana a Ia del Estado indfgena, Y
decide a 81 antojo de los destinos
de Ia Naci6n donde Ia ~interven-
clOD Sc VerlEcara.
Y con este tratadista, Pieran-
toni Y Tissot son oDueStos ' re-
fractariOS a la Intervention Der
inter6s egoismo de los Estados
Sc ha admitido como principle,
que los Estados deben vivir in
dependencies los uNOs reSpecto de
los otros y hacer ell mero papei de
espectadores que no Sc cuidan de
10 que pueda suceder, sino GUAM
do estan Seria y directamente
amenazadOs sus intereses."
Sin embargo, no es possible nj
aun en- teoria admitir Ell principle
de la no intervention en- absolute
Y puramente.
No seria possible que los Esta,
dos Unidos permaneciesen neu-
trales ante Ell e~spectaculo que
ofrecieSe un grupO director de un
pals en- que las pasiones y el en-
COLO hiciesen possible las vengan-
zas Y los odioS al extreme de legi-
timar Y consentir TODD genera de
desmanes Y deIitoS. Los altos
principles humanitarios y Ia mo
raj universal Sc pondrian a tribu-
to de manera bochornosa ante un
espectaculo Can laStimoSo. Ell ab-
solutismO Y la tirania 10 mismO
personal que de grupos.deben te-
ner un freno cuando sobrepasa
de ciertOS Emites.
Pero no puede nj debe confun-
dirSe en- nuestrO cOncepto la tira-
MIA Y ell despOtismo con ell ejerci-
clio en6rgico del poder pubIico
tendente a reprimir una Sedici6n
a cOmbatir IN mOvimiento re-
y~oluclOnarlO, pOrQue enJOnceS va
ell estado de guerra, la situaci6n
de aggression Y defensa en- que Sc
encuentran los legitimos repre-
sentantes del poder y los facciO-
SOS, converter en- un iitigio entire
parties que dan caracter civil a Ia
cOntienda y la cual debe ser dilu,
cidada en- combate entire los dos
elementos del pueblo sin media
ci6n nj intromisi6n ajena.
Ell derecho de intervention sc
justifca cuando hubiese abuse de
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to de Ia lucha hubiese entregado
una de las parties en- poder de la
otra y esta tratase de realizar
actos de venganza sin limites y
crfmenes horrendos, 0, en- fin, CO.
mo ~sostiene ell estadista Heffter:
"cuando la intervention Sc veri-
flea con ell consentimiento formal
del Estado," o en- ell case que Ia
establece como lfcita Bluntchsli,
"cuando un Estado pide a otro la
intervention O acepta ell ofreci-
miento que Sc lie hace en- este
senUido."
La intervention interior es de
hecho una tutela juridica que
mengua totalmente ell prestigio
de IN pueblo y su derecho de So
berania absolute.
Ell case de Mexico tiene que
preocupar hondamente a los esta-
diStas americanos.
S~eguramente que Wilson y
Bryan, no tienen tenor alguno a
los problemas internacionales que
pudieran surgir, sino que Sc preo
cupan sacramento de los probe
mas interiors; que ciertamente
Sc les presentaran.
Hay, sin embargo, para hacer-
Sc cargo del probIema de manera
concluyente, que plantearlo con
precision y claridad, despojando-
10 de los sectariSmos politicos y
prejuicios Y antecedentes que por
su naturaleza predisponen- ell ami
mo.
En- Mexico Sc produjo IN movi-
mientO revOIucionario que triun-
f6, y como consecuencia de 81 fu6
muerto ell jefe de~rotado. Las
ciccuustancias SOLO tienen impor-
tancia a los efectos de aumentar
O disminuir Ia historic politiCa Y
los antecedentes personales de
los protagOnisC8S. pero ei aspecto
international de la revolution y
su triunfo, no yaria en- 10 absolu-
to-.
Ell jefe de la revolution assume
la jefatura del poder y por actos
publicos demuestra que 81 auto,
ridad es efectiva y que el pueblo
lie reconoce como la manifesto.
ci6n del poder cOnstituidO.
Sc producer movimientos revo'
dictionaries y nucleOS numerosos
lie desconocen su autoridad y ar
mados en- ejercitos regulares lu-
chan en- verdaderas batallas cam,
paIes. Las pasiones Sc han enar,
decide a IN extreme indescrlptl-
BILE, Y no son cuestiones persona,
les las que sc ventilan, sino pro,
gramas radicalmente opuestos, y
TODD avivado y mantenido por eI
fuego de venganza. insaciables.
No es un tirano que esgrime e.
punal, sino una situation politica
secundada por I'm ejercit";regular
organizada en- Estado, hacienda
esfuerzos vivos por repTimir una
revolution, Y una reovluci6n que
a su vez trata de imponer 81 pro-
grama Y de derrocar al poder
constituido al cual Sc MEGA legi-
trinidad.
3 Ell aspecto constitutional no es
de tenerse en- cuenta en- 10 abso-
luto. La revolution triunfante. Ia
perturbation jurfdica producida
en- IN pals, no puede buscar nj
Dodrfa encontrar legitimaci6n de
su causa, sino despues de resta-
blecer la normalidad. Una interi-
IA gesti6n es de TODD punto nece,
saria, gesti6n que tiene que diri-
cir ell caudillo de la revolution,
quien quiera que sea y cualquie,
lra que fuese ell medic de que sc
valera para obtener ell triunfo.
Por otra parte ell grupo descon.
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buend UoLNntdd."
Y hay que dejar en- paz a Huer
ia, Mr.. Wilson, siquiera por SUI
buena voluntad para pacificar a
Mexico.
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TOMAS QuESADAS.

Sc hace y Sc compone TODD objeto
de orc y plata.
Sc ATIENDEN ORDENES PoR CORREo CON
PR0NTITUD.
= TELEFONO NUEVO 1916 =
7l3 Dolorosa 81. San Antonio Texas.
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POSTALES MEXICANAS

Postales con los timbres de CO.
rreo de la RepGblica Mexicana,
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Tarjetas postales, en- color ne
yro, con vistas de Mexico y sus
, IroIoJOroc.
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Tarjetas postales bordadas en-
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Cada tarJeta-----40cts.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05

cents IN QuantItIsYl
buys a full size compressed air
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women grab II at 81 80; 200 per cent
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IADIES-Earn S12 weekly making belts
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tfAtAfG ItM Aitl " 81 s|i-i
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-.sT-A Shriner pin, made Of cat
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".N Umbrella In postoffice Monday
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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AGENTS AND statesmen
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supply of moisture, the plants will be
small and not so vigorous where sown
too thick. If all conditions are right
so that all the seed will germinate, and
1t Is evenly distributed, six or eight
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SC|M|TAR CHANGE

The Scimitar department of
the Examiner is under new man.
agement. Since W. H. Brooks
suspended the publication of his
paper in Kettle Falls just one
year ago, the Scimitar has been
made department of the Exam
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pages weekly, and covering the
events Of the Columbia river
country from Kettle Falls north
to Marcus, and south to Fruit
land. The department has
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Quoted the department for a full
year, and their work has shown
for itself.
With the beginning of the Sec
ond year of the Scimitar depart
ment, Miss Ethel B. Foley of
Kettle Falls assumes full man.
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ters in the law Office of Attorney
0. w. Noble. She will devote
the necessary time to- handling
the increasing business SUBJ
scriptions, advertising and job
work. Miss Foley was the win
ner of the Examiner subscription
contest last month, and has
brought the Examiners sub
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ley to the highest notch ever
reached in that valley by any
newspaper. Many residents of
Kettle Falls and the valley have
offered their services in furnish
ing news items, descriptive art
icles, and booster news, and the
department will continue to grow
in value.
The downfall of Sulzer and the
defeat of Tammany are object
lessons in governmental affairs.
Mismanagement and corrupt
methods may reign for a time,
but the common people event.
ually wake up and take a hand.
There can be little doubt but
that Sulzer was rightfully i'm
peached- for deeds both of omis-
sion and commission. But the
chief pressure in the fight on Sui
zer came from his political enemy
Tammany, which organization
has been known at times to be
most corrupt in it's methods, and
which now by a big vote has been
overthrown.
Bosses may boss, and trickery
and political maneuvers may
win, but only for a time. After
a man has been in politics for a
long time, it seems that he often
comes into frame of mind
whereby he really believes that
it is proper for the organization
to control the people, instead of
the people controlling the organ
ization. Sometimes it requires
the defeat of the entire party to
show such leaders their error.
Political organizations are not
ends in themselves simply
means to an end. For years, un-
der republican rule, there was
trouble with rings and bosses,
until finally the organization de-
feated the party. Now that dem
ocracy is ascendant, the lesson
should be learned from the past,
and not require bitter experience
in future defeat. And any other
party in nation, state, county or
city should know that the pre-
vailing opinion in regard to pop
ular government is against Or
ganization control of the people.
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