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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02
BUILDERS BEATEN
By THE PIRATES

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Portsmouth, Va. Eept. superior
twirtins by Hall and long hits gave
the Truckers = victory today over
the Builders by the score OF to ;.
Az no time after the initial inning
were the results OF the game in
doubt. It was = one-sided smuggling
match. poorly played from the view
point Of Newport News and caused
considerable dissatisfaction among
few fans present. S4einR no chance
to win. tho Builders. lad BY Gondolfi.
tried TO turn the gASne into a farce.
One OF his antics was to replace his
cap with . tissue paper cap that came
out OF a price package Of candy. Re-
fusiag to obey Umpire Franklin and
remove 1t. 0ondoln was lined IS.
Both Of Portsmouth's homers came
with men on.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02
DR.. W.T.. MATTHEWS
To SPEAK FRIDAY

The woman's Prohibition League
of America will hold another Of Its
series OF very popular prohibition
open-air meetings Friday night on
the Ford hotel lot. when DIR. w. T.
Matthews, a widely known and prom
inent physician of Richmond. will
address the meeting on the subject
Of Prohibition From the Standpoint
Of a Physician
With one exception this is the first
public address delivered In Richmond
during the present campaign in the
interest of prohibition by a physician.
DR.. A. M. Kuyk made an address not
long ago. which was the first such
utterance on the subject.
There was. OF course. an address
by another well known surgeon OF
Richmond delivered here. early In the
campaign, but in opposition to the
prohibition movement.
At the meeting Friday night, the
address will be preceded by prayer by
the Rev. r. III. White, pastor OF the
Decatur-Street Methodist church, and
the speaker will be introduced by
Mr. NJ. A. Campbell. Rev E. J. Rich
ardson will draw cartoons following
the address,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02
BROWNIES DEFEATED
BY FAST CUB TEAM

The Cubs met and defeated the
Browns Monday afternoon by the
score Of 10 to 0. Tyree. the Cubs
pitcher, pitched his second no-hit
game this year.
Miller, the Cubs new third base
man, broke his finger when he caught
q line drive from Tyree's bat in a
practice game Saturday afternoon.
Petross did some good work in the
right garden. The Cubs desire games
with some fast teams I'm Richmond.
Address Earl Tyree. Box $50, Rich
mond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02

81. Louis. Sept DIR. John IAvan,
who 10 shortstopping for the Browns.
has ct ons worlds record anyway He
ID the only ball player who ever took
the degree Of doctor Of medicine after
participatine In . worlds series. La
van belonged to the Browne last year.
but WA traded to Connie Mack with
the agreement that he should be re-
turned 10 the Browns this season. so
Johuny drew about $4,000 for being
on the Athletics payroll. though he
did no playing AgAtn1t the Giants in
the championship contests Then he
returned 10 tbs University OF Michi-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02
OLD SOL WILL GET YOU.
Unless You Shun Beer, Says PhilA.
delph1A Board.

Growing assumption OF responsible
ity in connection with the drinking
habits Of the people by municipal
boards OF health In America suggest
that the poster campaigns Of munici-
palities in Europe have affected the
executive conscience on this side Of
the water.
The Philadelphia board of health
has Just issued bulletin cautioning
the people that II they reduce their
bodily resistance by drinking beer. the
danger OF heat prostrAtion becomes
ono hundred per cmfw cmfw cmfwy
100 per cent EreAter.-----
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02
Faccs Death Penalty.

A requisition was issued yesterday
Shy Governor Stuart on the president
Of the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia for the return to this
State OF Hurias Shankiin, under ar
rest in Washington, charged with q
serious offense against Amor Jordan.
twelve-year-old girl. who lives In
King George county. The penalty OF
death will be inflicted In case the
charge is proven. The man was ar
rested several days ago. and upon
learning Of this fact King George au-
thorities at once began steps to have
him brought barK to thts State for
trial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02

gan and got his diploma as a doctor.
LavAn has always been a good fielder.
but until recently he was a batter with
a nifty average Of about os5 Then
he was injured when an opposing play
er's spikes cut his hand and took an
enforced layer. During this time he
practiced batting, and since he has
been back In the game he has been
swatting the ball at a $50 clip. He
10 twenty four years old and can play
the piano with skill When he gets
through shortstopplng he expects to
become a regular sawpones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02
AlC0S CONFIDENT
Of WINNING GAME
AnnAHGEMENrs DErHC MADE ron
EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
SATURDAY.

Yesterday afternoon the champion
Alec amateur ba4ebAlf team were
photographed In 4 group and indtvi-
dually on the HefmitAge Golf club
grounds. These pictures will appear
later this wcsl In this paper and also
In the Washington papers on Satur-
nay.
The washington team 10 making
great prspArAtt0ns for the gamss next
Saturday. and are determined 10 win
two straight 70 redeem themselves
for their double asfsak Aere last Eat.
urday. Should thsy b successful In
this. the Afth and deciding game viii
b played In NiehmonA. The Alcoa.
however. are prepared 20 put up the
game OF their lives next Saturday. and
will take no chAnceA but 70 after the
drst game With that spirit % n0ht and
hustle which has won for them the
championship " Richmond.
The management Of the American
Iocometivs company has chartered ,
specfn tr1ln 10 ENTITY ftE u1uptoyOg Gn6
friends OF the Alcos to washington In
order 70 encourage and cheer its team
to victory All indications now point
to big crowd avAiltAg themselves OF
tAts excursion. which will loave Rich
mend as I A. n saturday moFninG.
frea Dows street bstwssA Broad and
Marshall.
Tns sxeursion III, rsturn from
Waehin0ten saturday night " 10 r. n.
The Aloo1 Aave maA1 Asraneenents
- hAve hand a1eempAny the az
cufsAoa and shouA thar team win .
big time viii ~ pulled % In WAahing-
ton Saturday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02
SNYDER.S HOMER WINS
VICTORY OVER M4ARKLE
otis Make Uphill Fight But Finally Conquer the Tars
Premier Boxman- Oliver Macarthur Pitches Star
Game, Allowing But Five Hits

u wreath Of glory Adorns the noble
row ~ Herr James Snyder. the youth
|1l guardtan Of the Colts initial corr
81. when things we're all tied up In
10 eighth chapter and hit was badly
eed1A ~ break . link In the chain
straiGht victories Of Clifford MArkls.
foFfcikss premier mound artist. II was
,who stepped ~ 70 the rubber with
Nc trusty willow and gave the sphere
healthy ran to ISIS" Hopkins ter
TORY, clrcling the sacks before the
ellst was raturnsd to the plate. The
Iii SCARED over third base far into
e left garden and . little pebble
Iues r. front Of II prevented TIM
a. outsider from spying II until At
u the loHAl 1fstbAser had crosssd the
nird sack and was speeding houas-
lard. He ssnt George Rohe In aheAd
him. and tbs Anal count was Z TO
fAvofinR the homs boys.
Ilfe DsaSs MaxskIe.
. This tsesNly wallsp ny snyder meant
kuck % tAa Colts. FOR Il nsAAs pcs
HE : Victory ovsr this hurting won
~ On HE last visit to oar classic
ttY. before his departure for the big
>f1w. II was = warm reception he
soe1ved and the local boys are re-
b1eoa9 ovef X.
An ouSA Herr snydsr 10 iaboring
|nAxr 3 crave apprehension lest ne be
|Hal94 70 the Fathsrland to ret AL
|hea a. In the war businsss. II II not
I<eDlae MIN froM giving the bail .
3oNtle Pap now ana than. Schwettser
m Berger are also liable to be called
3vee - Germany 70 defend the empire
to0 the invading armies. II has been
earMeA that 0eores Robe II exempt
II Hecount Of hts a4s.
UpnaM Daaale.
II Fwas m uphill light for the Cults
ma victory veal deserved. with the
ne Assistance OF Umpire Norcum, the
&nf6 6oOrod ave runs In the opentng
kAnaaA fur oe them coming ~ : result
6 j. Aee1sion ~ the Arbiter. However.
'fkoe ghls frAme Oliver Macarthur. the
leeAoaser Who ,was once on ths pay
IN u SAe rstts6ur4 Pirates. frightened
|1t tAfse more htts during the next
19At fnntnGA ana they wAse unable
: 800 Anosher ysmnsr across
m hAAdSome hurlsr pitched one
] - best games witnessed on the
beai pArk this seAson. despite his
SfSoAeea ia the hrst inning. He al.
b0e1 but AvA hits 11fing the game.
49, "a Which sAoui6 have been avoided.
Sfe1E tn hrex tmnfnG vsry fsw TAfs
M ~ ~ - the kaystens stAtioa.
|nd snIy one OF two Of them reached
! ~ - etAss hand Cii6 Markie proved
4oeAfse ~ lAmso anA the Colts runs
I1 - = rSsult of hard siugGinG.
~ McAl boys snccaAded In gArnering
4sabtaA three singles. trfpiA
oet ~ the Cots hits came In three
'HMfMnSA hAA mH fhAxa AANeAA =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02

0anaes TeAay.
Kansas city In 81 Leals.
Indianapolis In Chicago.
Baltimore In Pittsburg.
Brooklyn IN Buffalo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02
.nTISBuRe STOe|ES
MASTER IERnAP|ns
HOOGIERS GET EARLY START
Ann WIN EASY VICTORY OVER
THE CHIuEDs.

Pittsburg, Sept. LIN q pitchers'
battle between Dickhon and SuGgs,
the rittshurg Fedsrals defeated the
BAlttmorss today by = score Of : to 1
In ten innings.
Score by fnntngs: r. n. e,
Baltimore 600 io6 900 t---l s S
Pittsburg 300 o0l eco IL
Batteries: sugss and Russell; Dick
son and Berry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02

Chicago. sept 1.-The Hoosiers
jumped on Prendergast's curves In
the hrnt inning today and piled up
three runs, from which they were
nsver headed Thsy won. I to ..
score by inniu4n: r. H. H.
Indianapolis ..30f ooo oeo-4 IL l
ChbcAgo -. 600 600 oco-0 3
Batteries: Faikenbers and Rariden;
Prendergasf. Fisk ana Wilson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02

Results Yesterday.
Chicago. s.: Washington. fffteen
innings).
Philadelphia, 16: Cleveland. 5.
Detroit. 5; New York. 2.
Boston. Z; st. Louis, s first game).
Boston, 4; St. Louis. (second
camel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02
CINCINNATI REDS
LOSE TO CHICAGO
CUBS NOSE OUT TO VICTORY
OVER HEROES FIGHTING
OUTFIT. - $50

Cincinnati. Sept. 1.-Ch!cago de-
feated Cincinnati today by batting
Ames hard in the seventh. The score
was 5 to 7.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Chicago .201 200 3o0--s IA 3
Cincinnati .221 o10 01o---7 IA Q
Batteries: Lavender. label and
Archer; Ames, Lear and Clark
Umpires. Byron and Lincoln.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Richmond. z: Norfolk. 5.
Petersburg. IL: Roanoke.2.
Portsmouth. g.: Newport News, 8.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

1-csults Yesterday.
Chicago. s; Cincinnati, Z.
st. Louis Pittsburg, rain.
Others not scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02

Results Yesterday.
Pittsburg. ,; Baltimore. / {ten In.
ntngs,.
Indianapolis. 4; Chicago. o.
Others postponed. wet grounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02
Son Take Both.

Boston, Sept. 1.-The Red Sox won
two games from st. Louis this after
noon. the opener after an eighth In
ming rally. to 6. and the closing SEES
sion by to count.
Score by innings r. II. =.
st. Louis .401 900 oi0-S 4
Boston ...... III 900 04s-7 IL .
Batteries: weiiman Leverenx and
Agnews: Collins. Leonard. Bedienf
and Carrigan.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. III. -.
st. Louis -. 900 COZ 000-3
Boston 900 400 0ts--4
Batteries: Leverenz ana Jenkins;
Shore and Thomas Empires, EgAn
and Dineen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02

Games To-day.
Chicago In Cincinnati.
Pittsburg in St Louis.
New York in Brooklyn.
Boston in Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02

Games Today.
Norfolk at Richmond.
Roanoke at Petersburg.
Newport News 1t Portsmouth,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02

FIFTEEN INNING GAME
GOES TO CHICAGO SOX
Senators Make Four Costly Errors Which Were Partially
Responsible For Defeat Athletics Again Win
Game From Cleveland Maps. 8

Washington. Sept. chicago won
ffteen-inning game from washin9-
ton today, 5 to A. putting over tho
necessary tally on a walk sacrffico
and single. Scott. for the visitore
allowed nine hits. Errors behind
the Washington pitchers were costly
Score by innings: r. H. -
Chicago
100 ITO oo1 600 oof--5 II 81
Washington
100 900 o03 600 000---4
Batteries: Scott and Schalk; Ayers
Harper. Shaw and williams UmpireA
Chill and Connolly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02

Tigers VICTORIOUS.
New York, Sept. 1.-The Tigers
nosed out a Victory in their game with
the Highlanders today In a game
that was mainly a pitching duel.
Score by innings: r. *. u.
Detroit .0l2 900 00o--3
New York ....00l 010 000--2 I A.
Batteries: Reynolds and Stanage;
McHale and Sweeney. UmpireAs
O'Loughlin and Hildebrand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02
dackmen Slug Ball.

Mackmen Slug Ball.
Philadelphia, Sept. 1.-The heavy
hitting OF the Athletics. together with
ragged fielding OF the Maps. made the
game here today more or less OF q
farce. The score was 16 to 3.
Score by innings: r. H. q
Cleveland -. 900 o0l 110--
Philadelphia 100 33A tilt IL !
Batteries: Steen. Blanding. Dillinger
and q Srtft and -Hesan, Bender,
Wyckoff and Schang and McAvoy.
Jmpires, Evans and Sheridan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-02

SUBSCRIBE TO THE RICH1GoMD
vIRGINIAN PAIN
CiiIAN AND ACCURATE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07
Terrible e de los
rebeldes.

Los rebeldes que rodean lam
pico previnieron ell lunes al Con-
tra-Almirante Mayo, Comandan-
tie de la flota americana estaclo-
NADIA en- las aguas del puerto, que
81 sus barcos %intentaban %penetrar
al rio Panuco vaciarian tOdos los
grandes ~dep6sitos de petr6leo que
rodean al puerto y lie prenderian
fuego, 10 que signiica NADIA me-
nos que la total destruction de
la ciudad.
Esta noticia fu6 communicate a
V~eracruz por ell comandante de
los botes torpederos, amerlcanos,
Jenkins, quien agreg6 que rebel
des y federaIeS habian colocado
minas en- la bahia de Tamplco.
La creencia general es que ell
Contra Almirante Mayo esperara
que los rebeIdes capturen Tampl-
co, aislando a los federales hasta
hacerlos rendirse por hambre.
Lie de Tampico Sc les ha dificul
tado mucho a los rebeldes y es
possible que no Sc cumplan, GUAM
do menos en- mucho TEMPO, las
predicciones de Mayo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07
La crisis mexicana y los
pueblos latino-ame-
rIcanOS.

Ell primero del corriente apa-
reci5 en- un peri6dico de Paris
un notable articuIo salido de Ia
puma del ex-Presidente de Co.
lOmbia. Oral. Rafael Reyes, y al
referirse a la union de los pue-
bIos l~atino-americanos, dice que,
aunque j6venes. han sabido colo
carse a una envidiable altura res
pecto a sus ideales politicos.
Asegura que la crisis meXicana
esta ayudando a su adelanto y
les Ia deparado Ia eXpl6ndida
oportunidad para que en- ella sir
van de Intermediates la Argen-
tina, Brasil Y Chile.
Los Estados Unidos, Segdn
piensa ell Oral. Reyes, han rem
dido un homemade al creciente
poder de las naciones latino-ame-
ricanas Y no pretenden bajO MIN
gun conceptO cOnvertlr-
Sc en- altaneros conquistadOres
de esos pueblos, cuya union esta
actualmente en- su periodic de in
cubaci6n politica. Ell reciente
tratado entire Colombia y los Es-
tados Unidos, dice probar que
los n~orte-americanOs, y muy par
t~icularmenee ''ese may noble Pre-
sidente Wilson" han sabidO apre-
ciar a sus vecjnos, Quienes han
surgido de una civilization dife-
rente, con IN pasado no menos
noble que ell suyo propio.
La buena disposition de los
norte-americanos, que le han da-
do sus parabienes por So inicia-
tiva de que ei Oral. Porfrio Diaz
figure como arbitro-dice para
terminar, ell Oral. Reyes-ponen
de manifesto su deseo de estar
en- Ia mas compIeta ammonia con
los sur americanos'
Ese mismo dia, ell Club franco
paraguay de Paris, acOrd6 convo-
car a IN mitin a todas las colo
Mas sur-americanas de dicha ciu
dad, para acordar los medios mas
adecuados para ratifcar 81 pro-
tesla contra los americanos, por
Ia ocupaci6n de una parte del te-
rritorio meXicano Y pOr Ia viola
ci6n de la soberania G indepen-
dencia del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07
Nuestra opinion.

Nosotros creemos que ell ''caso
Mexico sc ha convertible en- I'm
case pan, americana, o sea de to-
da la America, y aGn nos atreve-
mos a afrmar que ha traspasado
los limites de este Continente,
convirti6ndose en- I'm case num-
dial. La vieia y egoista Europa,
cuna de la civilization de este
Hemisferio, sc ha preocupado hon
damente con ell problema mexi-
cano y aunque al parecer Sc man
tiene en- la mas absolute neutra-
lidad, sus cancillerias trabajan
sin descanso por encontrar una
soluci6n justa Y equitativa, NO
solo a las diferencias entire M6Xi-
co Y los EstaGoS Unidos, sino a
nuestros asuntos interiors;, que
han sido la causa primordial de
nuestros males. Ell problema que
ahorita esta en- ell tapete de la
discussion mundial es hondo, muy
hondo, y trae una cauda lumino,
sa como la de IN astro errante,
que arrojara claridades en- este
caos en- que voluntaria, y tai ve2
nconscientemente nos hemos me
lido, y pondra las cosas en- su lu,
gar. Los acontecimientos futures
hablaran por nosotros; pero de q
de ahora aseguramos que Mexico
saldra mas grande de esta prue,
ba y asentara para siempre sU in
dependencia politica y economical,
Y la labor del Oral. Huerta serS
apreciada en- TODD su valor por los
buenos mexicanos que deveras sc
interesen por ell honor y ell bien'
estar de nuestra adorada patria
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07
Au1nenta y Libras
En- q Dias
Ell case notable del Sr. F. Gagnons
Engorda con asombrosa
rapidez.

"Hace algun tempo me eneontraba tan flaco =
demacrado que de por fuerZa tuye que abanconar
mis- ocupaciones. Hoy. gracias al especffco Sargol,
parezco otro hombEe. Me hizo 2umentar q libras
en- q dias."
Tomando Sargol game 10 libras en- Il dias :" dice
la Sra. Mary Roberts. Ahora duermo bien. digiero
y asimilo perfectamente mis- comidas ? trabajo con
verdadero gusto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07
Como Cristo, fue cruel
ficado.

Entire las muchas historias So
bre las atrocidades que a diario
Sc c0meten en- Mexico, I'm grupo
de refugiadoS que procedente8
de las costas occidentales de csc
pals, lego a San Francisco, Ca
lifornia, ell domingo dltimo, cuen
ia una que nos huele a fabula.
pero que no deja de ser peregri-
ma, por la semejanza que tiene
con ell fundador del cristianismo.
Dicen los refugiados que un des-
tacamento de z~apatistas, al apo
derarse de Chilapa, ocurri6 al
Obispo cat6Iico de dicho pueblo
eXigi6ndole que les entregara el
tesoro de la iglesia y que al ne
garse a acceder a sus demands
fu6 cIavado en- una cruz, donde
entreg6 ell alma a su Creador.
Y 81 lector dijeres que es IN
cuento, como me 10 contaron tie
10 pasO al cOStO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07

Ell Cabecilla Manuel Chao, Co.
bernador "villista" de Chihua-
hua, perdon6 al doctor america
no c.. S. Harle, condenado a pri-
sion perpetual por complicidad con
su paisano Leslie Hubert en- dos
asesinatos, para asegurar ell pago
de p6lizas de Ia Compania de Sc
guros sobre la Vida de Nueva
York, por valor de Yeinticinco
mil pesos.
Este crimen, acompanadO de
los mas espeluznantes detalles,
cause gran sensation en- Chihua-
hua ell ano de 1901 y la tramita-
ci6n del juicio dur6 hasta 1906,
en- cuya fecha fueron s~entencia-
dos a muerte sUs autores; perO
gracias a las influencias que Sc
pusieron en- juego, les fue coomu
tada la terrible pena por la de
prisi6n perpetual. AhOra Chao ha
puesto en- absolute libertad al DR.
HarIe y esta aprovechandO sus
servicios como m6dico de las tro-
pas rebeIdes.
Ell otro acusado, Huber, fu6
lIevado a cumplir su eondena
perpetual al Castillo de San Juan
de Ulda y al posesionarse, ell pa
sado AbriI, las tropas americans
de Veracruz y mas tarde de esa
fortaleza, 10 encontraron en- una
zelda convertible en- IN imbecil.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07

La PrenSa es ell peri6dico
mexicano de mayor circulation
en- los Estados UnidOs, y por 10
tanto, ell mejor para los anun-
ciantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07
Demonstration en- favor
de Mexico en- Bruselas

Ell lunes de eSta semana tuvo
lugar en- la capital de Belgica una
gran manifestation popular en-
favor de Mexico y en- contra de
los Estados Unidos, organizada
bajo los auspicios del Comite
Hispano-americano de dicha ciu-
dad europea. Algunos centenares
de personals, en- su mayoria estu-
diantes de las Universidades de
Bruselas, Lieja y Lovania, toma-
ron parte activa en- ella. Los ma
nifestantes llevandO numerosas
banderas Sc dirigieron a la Lega-
cj6n Mexicana, donde sc prOnun-
ciaron algunos discursos retlrlen-
dose a las agresiones americans
en- Mexico. Ell Ministro meXlca-
no, Lie. Carlos Pereyra, apareclo
ante la multitud y en- ~contesta-
ci6n dijo que la mayoria de los
pafses latino americanos, frente
a la OPPRESSION extranjera estaba
en- favor de la integridad de esos
Estados, diciendo para terminar:
la fserza moral de las colectj-
yi'dqdes. es mds tuerte qUe los
ei6rcitOS."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07
Convocatoria

Por la presente Sc participa a
los artistas en- general, que ell jue
YES 7 a las 1890 P. NJ. Sc efectua
"a una junta en- elSal6n Hidalgo,
situado en- los altos del Teatro
Juarez, con objeto de fundar una
sociedad mutualista de ~artistas.
Sc invita- a todos los artistas
que deseen formar parte de dicha
corporation, para que concurran
a la citada junta.
(Adv,)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-07
Veracrlz bajO Ia bandera americana

Mientras Sc averigua 81 son
verdes o son maduras, nuestro
primer puerto en- el GoIfo de Ne
xico continGa en- poder de- los anne
.ricanos, sin que Sc nos caiga Ia
cara de vergiienza por tamaha
humiliation, que n%0sOtros mis-
mos. con nuestras antipatri0ti-
cas- revueltas hemos proyocadO,
" que muchos de los rebeldes han
aplaudido Y visto como una 'ayu-
dita" para derrocar al 'sanguina-
rio" Huerta. IA que grade de de-
generation hemos llegado. Es-
tamos tocando las fronteras del
idiotismo y haci6ndonos acreedo-
res al Knut moscovita: Que bue
ma presa para los japoneses 81
nos tuvieran a Su alcance.
Mientras TODD este sucede, una
gran mayoria de nuestros compa-
triotas Sc ocupan en- celebrar con
ruidosas orgias los trlunfos d.
plomdticOS de dou Venustiano y
los de Villa Y demas cabecillas
en- los campos de bataIla, donde
de uno Y otro lado CORE torren-
ties sangre meXicana y las llamas
del incendio alumbran las ruinas
de nuestra pasada grandeza.
Que sarcasticas resultan en- Ia
boca de esos hombres las paIa-
bras que a menudo pronuncian:
"libertad." independence,
"justicia," cuando en- realidad
10 que han hecho y siguen hacien
do, es matar esos attributes que,
como mathematics derechos, te-
nfamos todos los meXicanos en-
mejores tiempos, en- que nuestra
bandera era amada y r~espetada
por todoS los pucblos culJos de
la terra. A Ia tan decantada IL
rama de uu hombre, ha sucedido
otra mil veces mas funesta, mas
cruel Y barbara: la tirania de las
multitudes Y Ia de los analfabe-
cas que, como Villa. no reCono-
cen mas ley nj mas justicia que
su capricho. Los resuItados de
esta tirania va los habiamOs pre-
visto Y ahora los estamos viendo:
la invasion eXtraujera, que Sc
achaca a Huerta, pero que eXa-
minando el case sin apasiona-
mient0, es cuIpa de todos los ma
los m~exicanos, que con su desu-
Mon y su barbarie han prepare
do eI terreno para cue Sc desa-
rrollaran cast expontaneamente
los tristes acontecimientoS que
estamos presenciando.
Por vengar Ia muerte de un
hombre han sacrifcado miles, y
Dor ell odio a otro que les arreba-
to ell poder, han orillado ell pals
a IN voladero del que solo Dios