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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-22

coat that he had bought in a moment
of reckless determination to make this
trip the gayest one in his experience.
I'll be willing to wager this coat that
Sue will be SO sick Of her chickens
and Ruth so disguised with that cats
sly ways that they will be heartily
glad to see you back. It's a pity PEG.
pie cannot 60 away on vacations with.
out unloading all their responsibilities
and possessions on their friends and
neighbors. BY the way, where did
you send our Kirmanshaw rug? That's
worth more than bushel Of chickens
and kittens"
"Oh. the rug is over at the Stevens;
they were delighted to have it."
The next day the Billingsbys went
on their way. At the end of three
weeks they returned with thick coat
Of tan on their faces, and very thin
layer of bills in their purses, and in
their hearts the deepest Of thankful.
ness to be back.
Mrs. Billingsby's first act was to go
over to Sues to get the key to the
chicken coop.
"Oh, are you back SO soon?" said
Sue with badly concealed consterna-
ton and disappointment in her face.
II had just got the chickens used to
my ways and in another week know
could have done wonders"
She yielded up the key unwillingly
and Mrs. Billingsby felt that her re-
turn was anything but welcome. She
| sadly betook herself to the Comford
home, where more CONSERVATION
| awaited her.
why, 1t seems as II you had just
gone!" declared Ruth. with no attempt
to hide her dismay. kitty and I
were just getting acquainted, and she
Is so used to her new basket that I
am sure she will be quite unhappy il
you take her away at once"
The vacant place on the floor of the
Shaw's living room where the loaned
rug was removed was another re-
proach. BY the time Mrs. Billinesby
reached her own home the gladness
had faded from her face.
They all seemed sorry to have me
back" she confessed, "and they made
me feel like cruel impostor when
asked for the return of my own be-
longings."
1t Is curious" commented Billings.
by. how warm and pure friendship
for q person-for a very nice person
l might say-can be supplanted by an
impersonal affection for a chicken or
q kitten, or a rug. But at least you
have put your friends to the test and
know the depth Of their regard. Chi
caso Daily News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-22

Don't forget that bright colors
should not be worn by those who are
inclined to be stout.
Don't wear tightly-fltting tailored
frocks II you are thin and tall.
Don't rub the eyes too roughly with
the towel after washing. They are
liable to get inflamed II you do.
Don't cut your eyelashes with the
idea Of making them grow. You will
do them lasting harm instead.
Don't forget that vaseline is simply
splendid for thickening and darken.
Ing the eyebrows and eyelashes.
Don't dress your hair too low over
the brows. Thin and scanty eye
brows are largely caused through this
Don't lean your elbows on the table.
II you make habit Of doing this the
skin Of the elbows will become soaly
and hard.
Don't give up walking In the hot
weather. Remember that q certain
amount Of exercise IL necessary every
day II you want to keep we'll.
Don't forget that glycerin and
cucumber have a very softening effect
upon the skin, rubbed into the skin
regularly every night.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-22
TEST OF FRIENDSHIP
BY JULIE CARSON,

Il think" said Phyllis to her hus-
band as they were packing their
trunks preparatory to taking their an
nual vacation trip, that l shall ask
Sue to take care of the chickens while
am gone. l know that she will be
glad to do that much for me and"
We'll, inasmuch as she lives next
door and has only to cross the yard
to feed them and seeing that she will
probably get about a dozen and
half eggs a day from them, l don't
think that you are putting her regard
to very severe test" replied Phyllis
husband.
II wonder, John Billingsby, why it is
that packing always seems to have
such a disagreeable effect upon you,"
commented Phyllis. as she watched
him staring helplessly at bunch of
neckties from which he was vainly.
trying to choose the best to put in his
trunk. You never seem to be able
to pack a trunk without unpacking
your bad temper at the same time.
You know very we'll that Sue doesn't
like chickens; she says that their
habit Of always eating makes her nerv.
Gus. and as for the eggs, she would
rather buy them at the store than get
them at the cost of caring for the
chickens"
"And have you thought whom you
would inflict that Angora kitten
upon?" questioned her husband.
"Oh, that's all settled" declared
Phyllis, triumphantly. Ruth Comford
is going to take the kitten. You know
she adores cats, but her husband has
an antipathy for them and won't let
her have one, but he has consented to
allow her to borrow mine while we are
gone and Ruth is as happy as II she
had come into the possession of q for
tune and has promised me to treat It
as her own. Ruth IL really devoted
to me and I think that II she hated
cats she would be just as conscien.
tious in her care Of my kitten. simply
out Of pure friendship"
Pure friendship" echoed Billings.
by. as he folded and unfolded, then
folded again a white flannel outing
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-22
ORNAMENTS OF WORTH
RIGHT THINGS TO BE WORN TO
SUIT THE OCCASION.
Adornments Must Be Fitting II They
Are to Be Effective-Ideas for the
Couture That Should Be Kept
In the Memory.

"All the girls are wearing hair orna-
ments this summer" announced Mar
jorie. How do you think l would
look in something of that kind?"
Some couture ornaments are very
attractive and in good taste" answered
Marie, "and l am certain well-selected
ones will improve any ones appear
ance If worn at the right times"
Wont you suggest some I might
like to wear?" pleaded Marjorie.
why. yes" was the reply. Il have
In mind several seasonable novelties
which might suit you For instance.
there are shell pins. with hinged tops
with gems that may be turned in diff
ferent directions to suit the couture,
and simulated caps of strings of pearls
with tiny chin straps of pearls to
match to wear in the evenings.
Marrow bandeaux of rhinestones
that widen out into a barette in the
back and which are matched by the
high spans in combs set with rhine
stones are very pretty
There are also caps formed Of
strings Of jewels set wide apart, with
two straight feathers up the front,
their quilts outlined with gems.
"Square-topped pins, inlaid with
gold, matching gold-topped side combs
and high open-work back comb. with
a filigree design in the gold, are all
shown, as are also hairpins with fill
gree gold tops, shaped like a ball. the
center filled with compressed sachet
balls and thin bands of gold ending in
gold tassels to wear across the front
Of the hair, the tassels hanging back
OF the ears like simulated earrings.
GLASS as a material for couture
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-22
MAKES PRETTY CANDLE RING
Idea for Those Who Continue to Use
the Somewhat OId.FashIoned
llluminant.

The ordinary glass candle ring is
not, as a rule, an article Of very
ornamental nature, and in our sketch
we show something Of much prettier
kind that can be prepared without any
great amount of labor.
In making 1t, in the first place a
ring must be cut out in stiff cardboard
and for the shape and size a glass
ring can be used as a pattern. The
card is smoothly covered with silk of
an old gold color on which the simple
floral design shown has been worked
In various shades Of green. The silk
is turned over at the edges Of the card
and lightly stitched together under.
meath, so that 1t may be easily re-.
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moved when 1t is necessary to wash
It. At the outer edge. the ring is An.
ished on with a fine gold silk cord.
The right hand sketch illustrates
the ring placed in position upon the
candle-stick.
other colors In which this ring
might be effectively carried out are
cream colorea silk with leaves worked
IN various shades Of green and pale
pink cord or claret-colored silk araen
leaves and gold cord.
Pretty candle rings can also be made
OF thick plain white cardboard. and
then pretty floral design can be
painted upon them with water colors.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-20
E. JAP0H Y L0S.........
Viene de Ia pdginG 1.
IHglaterra esta muy ocupada.

"Esta fuera de duda que In
glaterra haria toda clase de es-
f~uerzcs para evitar que ell Jap6n
Sc apoderara de las p%osesiones
alemanas en- ell Pacifico, conocien-
DO Ell efecto que tai acci6n causa-
ria sobre la politica de los Esta-
dos Unidos: pero Inglaterra esta
muy ocupada con Ia guerra euro
pea, y los iaponeses abrigandose
con la capa de su ayuda a los in
gIeses ~cOntralos alemanes, pueden
tomar las islas a despecho de to-
das las ~protestas."
Los japoneses tienen mucho
que ganar y POGO que perder en-
la actual situaci6n. ST llegan a
conSeguir arrojar a una naci6n
biaaca del Pacifco, y al mismo
tempo asegurarse de algunas
ventajas contra los Estados Uni
dos, lograran dar I'm gran paso
para la futura grandeza de la ra-
"a amarillo. Esta situaci6n debe
ser motive de inquietud para los
Estados Unidos."
Las posesiones alemanas en- ell
Pacifico. cOnsisten en- Ia isla de
los Ladrones, parte de Nueva Gui
nea, dos de las islas Samoas, dos
del grupo de Solomon Y las Caro-
linas. Ademas los alemapes eier-
GER dominic en- otras muchas Pc
quenas islas del Norte de Nueva
Guinea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-20

La creencia general en- Ia from
terra, es que al avanzar Villa a
Sur, todos esos hombres engro-
saran sus f!as Y 10 ayudardn a
apoderarse de la Capital.
No obstante la confanza cue
tiene don Venustiano en- Ia leal-
tad de los jefes constitucionalls-
tas que 10 han reconocidO como
primer jefe, cuando Sc inici6 81
chOQue con Villa Sc VIC clara
mente que este cOntaba con las
simpatias de Ia mayor parte de
ellos, pues Villa ha seguido sien-
do ell idoIo del ejGrcito constitu-
cionaiista y al primer grito de re-
heii6n contra Carranza, Sc le uni.
ran tOdos 0 Ia mayoria de los ca
bacillas que ahora militan bajo
las banIeras de Carranza; Guam;
do menos, &sta es Ia opinion ge-
neral en- Ia frontera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-20
Ell Professor S. L. Fam
brano.

Ha cambiado su residencia dc
Fort Worth, Texas, a Nueva York
suplicando a las personals que ten
gan correspondence pendiente
con el, ash como a aquellas que
deseen obtener algunos informes,
conforme a 10 que ofrece en- su
anuncio que Sc publica en- otro
lugar de este peri6dicc, que en- 10
successive lie dirijan sus cartss a su
nueva direction, donde desde lue-
90 Sc ofrece a las ordenes de sus
favorecedores.
La correspondence Sc diriJira
en- esta forma: Prof. S. l.. Gam
brano.-420, w. 10th. Street
3rd Floor Rear New York.
(A)
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dades sino en- eXtranos paises y
en- lejanos mares. La bandera de
Iguala, que tremoi6 Juarez sobre
las ruinas de Ia Intervention
Francesa Y del Imperio, era, ha-
ce POGO mas de tres amos, IN sim
bolo de civilization. de progreso y
de cultura, en- cuyo centric brilla-
ba ell nombre de Mexico, y hoy
gracias a la guerra fratricida que
ha manchado sus dolores simboli-
cos, Sc ha convertible en- I'm negro
boron, que solo amamos los que
estamos identifcados con ella, CO.
mo Sc anna a una madre sobre la
que ell destino ha arrojado toda la
lepra de los pecados de sus hijos.
iDios salve a Mexico!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-20
CentiBBaa IA friGCi6n.....~.
Yjene dc Ia pdgjnG I.

BtthG UE ~ puytHU l.
con las armas en- Il mano, no sa-
ben aQu6a tenerse.
Este ha dado lugar 2 cue ell Nj
nistro de IA Guerra, General We,
!asoo, haya mandado una comu-
nic2ci6n a Carranza diciendole
cue 81 no les da las garantiaS ne
cesarias por medic de IN amplia
amlistia, el cj6rcito Sc lanzara a
una contra-revoluci6n Y hara es-
fuerzos por juntarse con Villa.
Carothers vueIve 4 la carga.
Ell agente especial del Depar.
tamento de Estado, cerca de Vi
la. George c. Carothers, o sea el
CORE We. die de Mr.. Bryan, saii0
de Washington = mediados de ia
semaDa 1lt,ma, despu6s de haber
celabTaGo Iargas conferences con
su Jele. Cafotn9rS VolVera al ID
do de Villa para seguir dando
cuanta al GeESIado
dc Washington &c toGoS los mo-
= vlmIe2tos y acuTLd&deS del senior
gererahs:mo,
En- coneXi6n con eSta notlcla,
en- Ia misma techa Sc Sppo en- Il
Pas2, Texas, que Villa ilega1la en-
eSo5 dlaS a Cludad Juarez, pro-
cedente &c Chihuahua. Es posi-
he cue Veng& 81 encuentro De "a
rolhers, aGsloso dc saber 10 que
p3casan De 81 en- Washington.
.Do,nhr;co t.,d-, nronto dos
Co~i4oIas
Ia trlccl0n entire Villa y Ia
rrarza, Va tom2rdo IN nueVo O.
70, segln noticias prOcedentes dc
Monterrey llegadas q este ciIdad
e nOche del uitimo jueves.
Nueyos y tensos nubarrones
emp'eZan a 2montonarse en- eI
Nocta de nuestrO r2is, donde cs-
tensi5Iemcatc empieza & discutir-
Sc Ia probabi!idad de una nueV2
revo.uci60 cue tlancamente divj-
dirI q "a EeDdblica en- dos gran
iar c,,r.v MIRA oyi+ar as+o GO ira.
ia Dc sacriica~ a Carranza, que
hasra ah0TG es el 0hstalu'o mas
visible q los PrCyacCos dc Villa 0
De los cue Sc los inspiran.
Villa c~onstantemenUe sc h 2
opuesto al cscablccimiento de IN
CCbierno militar Y esta oposici6n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-20
Sc inicia la lucha en-
Sonora.

Ell sabado ultimo por Ia noche
empezaron & batirse en- la Esta-
ci6n Llano, veinticinco millas al
Sur de Magdalena, las dos faccio-
nes encabezadas 7or M~aytorena y
el jefe rebelGe Elias Gales, de
Sonora.
Esa misma noche salierOn de
Nogalcs, en- un tren especial, Sc
tecientOs hombres mandados por
ell cabeciiIa Gomez, con oil objeto
de auxiliar a Elias Gales, que pa
recia Sc encontraba en- situaci6n
comprometida.
En- Nogales Sc asegura que la
facci6n que encabeza Elias Ca
lies, esta apoyada por Carranza,
Y la que dirije Maytorena, por
Villa.
Cuando Sc pondran en- claro to-
das estas intrigas, para saber a
que atenernos? Las noticias que
diariamente recibimos son abso-
lutamente contradictorias: unas
dicen que Villa y Carranza estan
del TODD renidos, y otras que es-
tan unidos como dos tortolitos.
iQuien dice la verdad, quien?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-20
TRkIsNIEnTQ eRkIIs

Prcbar5mos q nues-
tre costa cue ell RE-
MEDIC ~CALVACURA
impedira n cai6a
del ieya y 10 picaz0n
Gel cuero cabeliudo y
cura g caspa, haclen-
DO brotar ell pelo. AL
rccibo do su nombre
y direction. i~acluyen-
L rnnnn in1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-20
MAGICA.

Por medic de nuestra Cartera Magica
puedc I'd. hacer que una pequena mo-
media desaParezca 4 Ia vista, 0 Sc con-
vierta aparenCemente en- polvo platea
do. La enviamosa al recibo de 80 cts.
iuntamente con media docena de tarje-
tas mexicanas de relieve, einformaci6n
acerca de nuestra va famosa escuela de
Ocultismo. Club Oriental, P. o. Sta. A
Box 3S San Antonio, Texas.
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UN REMEDIc MUy EGGfDhBLE PA
RI KESTAUEAE PEONTO FL VICOR
IN i~a:s-esa-.a n5T5 "Co75esiOaeS SecEstas"
tanbiaR SC rsgalc 4 tc3og los que 10 pidan.

Sc siente ID uu~y.osO Oquesus fucr-
rs Sc auotan2 .NoJa I'd. uUe 81 vigor
sexual 81 acaba, .-s a memo-ia lie "a
IA. que - sEcsD as inl-rTUuEG0 For
~r-zlGii!as O plg-i4as de! ilUr!c vital,
.e luele q I'd. "a cinJIra o Is caGeza, Sc
s.=rse I'd. gastaGo. sin anlmo nj rfgo-.
Gebi-O 4 abuses @ CECCsOS de Ia juVen-
tud. Va UG. para.cr4o la esperanto
DE- re-uperar ~ antigua espiCitu para
HOaCr gozar C,ra yeZ Je los placereS de
Ia vida In este ESQ e~ScribaUOs hoy sin
.altG. r-es eS TEMPO que I'd. obteGga
10 que ig -~estaure e sa&d y el vlgor. A
-olo how5re cue nos escriba solici' ando-
IN, !e eGyl2mOS enCcramente gratis una
G-u.st.@ dc GGgsJro gran tra.amiento
medicinal NERNiSANA para cue IL
g-u=.- y note sus 5Scctos. e cue una
Hez 12.a nsaCo Il netO1ONERNISAEA
es Uucstro decidido amigo para siem3Ee,
es-o Py-ItG TODD. AGymas de Ia m1es-
TIA r. y.aUos tGEbie1 sin nlnEln custo
y obligation para I'd. III ejempl2r del
nv me esarlc .,b~itO "CONTESfONES
SE"EETAs. - tstG o5-ita cue es cOd!cjGda
nor tyao EoE.3-e Cahij eXpllCa clara
C-s-c-..oe1te IA Influenza de los ner-
Elss loire e-sjsteUa sexual. Sc lie man
"a co-araDe1.e GRATIS, Junto con IN
mrestra. TODD b.ea ~enPacadoy franco
ae pore. con solo nanCrrnCS una carta
cescri, !rLo". en- 81 nrop:O ielEuage, a
maj de qUe ste. D~iriiase 4:
THE NEnV.SANA COMPANY
Depto.5 g.. 1850. Fifth Ave C5icaso. H..
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Aurnenta y Libras
En- q Dias
Ell case notable del Sr. F. Gagnon.
Engorda con asombrosa
rapidez.

"Hacc algun tempo me encontraba tan flaeo >
iemacrado que de por fuerza tuye que abanconlr
mis- ocupacioreS. Hoy. graciaS al especifco SargoL
oarezco otro hombre Me hizo aumentar = horas
leonardo Sarge! game 10 libras on ]! diss,"" dice
a Sra. Mary Roberts. Ahora duermo bien. dlgierc
7 asimilo perfectarnente mis- ccnidas y rapa]o coz
,erdaoero Rusto.
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Villa no sc dUerme.

-c;-+,, ro+, il
WIG o1 H. 80 :S- ~ w
NC wi
~: ~
~ -I-t-a G0'''' uI "'O'i'
Ilus s'sHii'O%'''o ~ Que az soI-
~ ~ qIe 10 Id
d pei HialleCe az 81" Ci.,iI1".
,','c oD-l y" Coy sSSo9 ''I i1S'9 >
'''o 20 20 ,oEo.' 49, ~ ~
I'D o"i n''"' '''i ''' 1io'l01 '""
'e'eS' SING que uNi"n'' .o"o e.
Tempo que Id pei 'I~heC Oil
'u~- -" 0'1o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-20

UN CUERPO FUERTE Y R0BUST0
"Antesd dc toner les ~pastilla5 dc Sargol Ia gertt
ne llamaba "el esquelcto." pero va no me cnaGrt
al nornbre, pue5 he aumentado is hbras desde cue
mpccG cl tratamicnto y toGayfa sligo aGmentanco
he veo tan distinto que muchas persCnas no Greer
lue soy cl r,ismo." Esi nos escribc otro caballerC
u acatar su trat7miento con Saryol.
lie gCstaria 4 I'd, amablc lectoro lectora, aunnen'
ar tambien do 10 q 3Oiibras de carneS sosidas. durai
, pcrmanentes? Imasincse 10 b.ca cue sc veria
yanaria hermosur1. salud y fuerZas.
No Olga que no puede ser; haga Ia prueb1. L.
,nviamos gratis una GAIA de Sargol cuyo prccio c:
!e 50 c%cntavos orc americana.
Mas de medic million de personns de anbos sexes
o han pucsto q prueha y sc Ian convencido dc cue
Sargol produce resultaGos y que hacc ganar carnes
{ los que 10 toman. No nay neces;dad. de guardian
iie:a nj &c recogerse en- cana; 5Emp!ernente una
oastilla con ca6a comiGa. Recorte el cupon y enyie
Dor Ia Gaia que ofrecemos gratis. lncluya taTnh!en
10 ~centavos orc en- sel.os de correo sueltos y Gin
.ancclar para probar 81 buena &c y para ayuda- q
los gas.os dc entrega.
Drijase & The SargolCo-.55 D Herald Bldg.
Binghamton, N. Y, E. u. de A.
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IA vERohD kcERcs DEL

- sEHUhU hVEfGh UEt
CabElL0"
tpor Ut e~speciallgta
euEOpco
y QUO co2tiene los 81
guienteS capitulos:
~lfaraviilas dGl Ca
bello.-La. ~cst-uctura
del Cabe!lo y del Cue
70 Cabelludo. Las
Causas cue motlvan
"a caida del Pelo y Ia
Calvicie.-Manera de
conssguir y conseTvar
Una abundante y her
mosa Cabellera-El
T~ratamiento que hace
brotar 81 Pelo en- 5
semanas.-InfornaJ de
c!ientcs satIsfechos.
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CarraHza teme 4 los federales.

En- Ia misma ciudad de Monte
rrey Sc asegura que Ia negativa
del primer jefe a conceder a los
federaIes una amplia amnistia, Sc
dabe q las dudaS que abriga res
pecto : Ia lealtad de los jefeS del
]ej6rcito, q su persona.
Sus temores para conceder d.
cha amnistia ahora Que esta en-
visperas de introducir q Ia Capt.
tai nuTaerosas y~competenteS fCer
.zas onstitucicna!istas, han traido
a Ia mente de varios Observable
res, algunos hech0s de nuestra
historic antigua, Y Green cue Ca
rranza Sc colocara en- una posi-
ci6n semejante q Ia de MocteZu-
ma, quedando como aquel monar-
ca azteca, Virtualmente prisi0ne-
70 en- su propia Capital, rodeado
de cuarenta mil hombres bien ar
mados y equipados, listos para
evitar su e~scapatoria, Ell las 60
teras de la ciudad.
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Monterrey ser3 la nueya Ca
pital.

OtrO rumor mas p~ers!stente ha
circuIado estos di2s en- la fronte-
"a. asegurando que tan iuego CO
mo don Venustiaro estabiezca ST.
Gobierno militar en- IA ciudad de
Mexico, Villa Sc tras}adar& con
una narte dc su ej&rcito Monte
rrey, Y estabIecera IN Gobiernc
civil, nombrando q aIgdn bien CO.
nocido hombre civil Presidente
provisional de Ia RepUblica, Que
mas tarde cCnvccara a elecciones
generates.
De esta actitud politica y revo.
lucionaria de Villa resultar& que
Mexico tendra dos capitales dos
presideHtes provisionales. Ano-
malta funesta que no sabemOs
cuantos perjuicios ocasionara a
nuestra patria, que por 10 pronto
Sc vera dividida y envuelta de
nuevo en- una revolution mas for
midable que las anteriores, cuyas
dolorOsas huellas estan frescas
aun, y cuyas heridas a6n manan
sangre, odios yrencores.
jDonde esta ell patriotismo de
los revolucionarios, que cuando
ven a la patria agonizante, Ell vez
de salvarla, en- vez de restanar
sus heridas, Sc preparan para
arrojarla a IN nuevO precipicio,
donde puede perecer hasta nues-
ira nacionalidad o cuando menos
nuestra unidad nacional?
En- sus cdios, en- sus ambicio.
mes, en- sus concupiscencias de TO-
do genero, parecen OiVidar que
TN gir6n de nuestro territorio es-
t. en- poder de eXtranos, ampara-
do por una bandera que no es Ia
nuestra, y que puede, alentada
por ~nuestras discordias, ensan-
char sus pliegues, y eXtender SD
prOtectOra sombra a otros puntos
de nuestro territorio.
NADIA de este ven en- 81 cegue-
"a los obsecados, les que a cada
momento en- sus festines, en- sus
f&ciles triunfos y hasta en- sus or
gias, nos hablan de patria, de Ii
bertad y de honor.
Dios salve 2 la Patria MeXica-
na, que apenas aver, fugaz minu-
to de su vida Independence, os,
tentaba orgullosa su blas6n trico-
lor, no solo en- sus puertos y eiu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-20
Temen al .Jap6n.

Con IA confscaci6n de esas per-
terencias, daria ell Jap6n un fir
me paso en- su Marcia hacia el
Qccidente.
Los referiGos ofciales america
nos dijcron que 81 Inglaterra qui-
taba las islas q Alemania, apode-
randose de elias, no habfa ningGn
tenor. Todos sus temores par
ten de! Jap6n, que evidentemente
intenta jugar SUI carta en- Ia gil
gantesca Iucha entire las naciones
europeas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-08-20

w SttOo uei CVtEeo Ce
SD pats equivalentes 10 c%entavos en- orc
americana para ayudar a cutrir los
sastos de f~ranqueo. lie enviaremos un
Tratamiento de nuestro REMEDIO
CALVACURA No. I que vale sI.00. 1unto
con el folleto antedicho titulado la
Verdad acerca del Cabello." Corte este
Cupon y enyfelo hoy misno al Union
Laboratory, Box s12, Union, N. Y. G. Y.
cuP0s PARA Ua ~TRATanIEATo GRATIS De si.o0
Union Laboratory, A
Boz So, Union, n. z, e. o. "A.
LIE adJunto en- sellos del correo 81
~eqlyalente de 10 centavos orc amer.
icano para cuhrir los gastos de fran.
Queo, por 10 cual me enviara al In
stante su Remedio Calvacura que vale
s1.00 y ell folleto titulado La Verdad
acerca del Cabello."
(AdJunte este Cupon On u carta)