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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13
Metropolis New Flag.

view York, June lathe new flag
i ~ adopted by the city, contain
% Ms three perpendicular bars of blue,
n "l'e and orange which were the col
Vs. u the Dutch flag used when New
MN was New Netherlands, was
sss. over city hall today for the
Msl tlme. The day is the 250th an
.elsary of the establishment of the
so oard OF aldermen and the first city
eOsernment under the Nicolls charter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13
THINK WILL WRITING FUN.
lOung FrencIman Thus Describes In
cident, After De LOrette.

raris, June IA young French
sun-lleutenant writes home as follows:
Inc other evening just before the
sua'k on Notre Dame de Lorette, on
NAY y, we had the greatest bit OF
lun. The colonel and the captain,
and all of us subalterns were sitting
round table and we all took our pen,
lux and paper, and started writing.
Each looked at the other and ask
~ what he was doing. One said
apoiogetically, Well, am writing my
Then it turned out that we were
al writing our Wills"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transfers of real estate recorded
yesterday are reported by the G. W.
Byington Abstract company, as fol-
lows:
Victor Simon. to Ada Simon, E 1-2
lot 2 blck 40 T. & o. Addn. 81.
Dan Billiard to J. A. Ricord, part
N - SW IA Sec. 1863, $500.
County Clerk to State of Arkansas
:. IL lot 5 block Doris addition,
ct al, tax forfeiture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13
Pine BLUFF Will
Ship ID CARS OF
IRISH POTATOES
Jefferson Farmers Really Diversity.
ing-City Boy a Business
Farmer.

That II or IA cars of potatoes will
be shipped out of Pine Bluff this sea-
son. as one result of the farm DIVERSE
fication movement, is indicated at
this time, and the probabilities are
that by the end of the new week prac-
tically the entire crop will be mar
keted.
Growers have been receiving about
50 cents per bushel for potatoes, the
yield was satisfactory and the farm
ers are said to be delighted with the
results achieved in the first recent eff
fort to bring cooperation to bear in
the production and marketing of po
tatoes. 1t is believed the acreage in
potatoes will be increased to a con-
siderable extent next year.
Big Increase in Corn.
Jefferson county farmers are grow
ing or planting corn in great quanti-
ties this spring, and already it is
known that there will be great in
crease in the acreage and production
of corn in this county and section
this year.
Hundreds of acres on which wheat
has been grown, and which are now
being cleared as the wheat is harvest
ed, are to be planted in corn, this in
addition to the great acreage already
planted in corn. Most of this corn
will be consumed at home, only a few
of the planters expecting any surplus
that may have to be Sold
Bermuda onions in greater quaint
ty than ever before have been raised
in this section, and large quantities,
comparatively speaking, have been
shipped to nearby markets, in addi-
ton to the quantities sold for con-
sumption in Pine Bluff.
The acreage devoted to home gar
dens this spring shows wonderful
increase over previous years, and
there has been a corresponding in
crease in the number of home can
ming outfits installed on the farms,
these canning outfits insuring the re-
ceipt of full value from the crops
of tomatoes, beans, peas and other
such stuff. The canning club girls
and boys have had much to do with
the spread of this propaganda, Miss
Mary FORMERS activities among the
DOvS anu SlIlS udFlH6o iSoui.'
that have opened the eyes of the par
ents of the youngsters.
What a Boy Is Doing.
In this connection, the chamber of
commerce bulletin of Friday had the
following paragraph by Secretary 3.
B. Bloom:
Gone of the many splendid results
of the work of the state agents among
the school children, in teaching
them home farming and truck grow
ing, is evidenced by the garden
grown by Master Frank Tomlinson,
SON of Frank B. Tomlinson, OF this
city. Young Frank planted 1000 cab
bages and in the past two weeks, has
sold about 800 well-matured cabbages,
and for the next two weeks, will be
able to deliver from two to three doz-
en- a day.
Little Frank, finding the retail
grocery stores over-supplied with this
product. has called on the housekeep-
err in the last day or two, and mas
but little trouble in obtaining all the
customers he wants, and at splendid
prices for his cabbages. The chamber
of commerce has taken considerable
interest in this work, and has given
and continues to give, it's encourage
ment, as we'll as substantial prizes
to the school boys and girls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13
Expect Railroads to Settle.

Little Rock. June 11.-Officials of
the state treasury expect a payment
of $4S,75O to be made within few
days by the Iron Mountain railroad
as a part of $4,000 it and the Cotton
Belt were to pay the state for the
costs of appealing the rate cases to
the supreme court under the COM
promise made March 8. Last week
the Cotton BELT paid its $16,5O0 OF the
maunot. The payment was due 80
days after the agreement was made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13
nnhlfn Writers In want.

dublin. June flowing to the
war and the serious effect 1t mas mao
IN many Irish newspapers there is
At nresent considerable distress
among Irish journalists. Under the
auspices of the Newspaper Press
fund an appeal has recently been
made to the weather. classes. a list
~ donations has been headed By
!. ord Winborne, LOrd lieutenant with
$50 and Richard Croker mas lx 9'.!!
e Ok X VI RID IN ~ A 81
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13
Soldiers Retain Trophies.

London, June 12.-Those collectors
of curios anxious to obtain some
trophy from the front such as
jickelhaube-the German infantry
spiked helmet-or other articles of
the ene,my's equipment. are finding
great difficulty in gratifying their
wishes. The numerous objects gath
cred from the hostile trenches that
Tommy brings home when on leave
are far too precious to the owner to
be parted with even for the compare
lively large sums that are being Of
fered, and there is strict rule for
bidding any soldier taking out Of
France any large assortment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13
Omnibuses Reappear in Par1s.

Paris, June 12.-The omnlbuses
are to reappear in the streets in a
few days. They are of a larger type
than those they esupersede after an
interval Of nine months. The amount
of walking that Parisians have done
since the war began has been excel
lent for their figures and health.
Happily, the loose-flowing skirt
came in, enabling the follower OF
fashion to "faire du footing" as the
expressions is. The "flou" skirt was
bound to come-if only as a reaction
from the sheath style; but the war
has hasten ID it..
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13
INAI|GURATE MOVE To
PAVE EAST BARRAQUE

Some of the East Barraque street
property owners are again discus
sing the proposition of organizing an
Improvement district for the purpose
of paving that street, and the matter
will be considered in it's various
qualifications at meeting to be held
at the assembly hall of the chamber
of commerce Wednesday night. Sec
rotary E. B. Bloom of the chamber
of commerce has invited the prop
erty owners to hold the meeting, at
the request of several of them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13

There are two hundred and fifty
thousand words in the English
language, and most of them were
used last Sunday by lady who dis
covered after coming out of church.
that her new hat was adorned with a
tag, on which was written, reduced
to $2.75.-Exchange
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13
TnauguratiOn at Tufts.

Medford, Mass, June 12.-Dr. Her.
man c. Bumpus will be inaugurated
president of Tufts college today. Gov
Walsh will speak on the obligations
nj the college to the state. The heads
of a number of colleges and many
neople of prominence are here to par
ticipate in the ceremonies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13
Auto Party Moving RAPIDLY.

A telegram was received yester-
day forenoon, telling of the arrival
at st. Louis of Ziba Bennitt, WILL
Bennitt and Guy Stewart, who left
here during the week in big tour
ing motor car for a lengthy trip
through the west. with San Fran
cisco as their destination. The party
had no mishaps and few things to
interrupt steady travel
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13
Auditor Thomas Quits.

Little Rock, June FL. F. Thomas,
one of the expert accountants who
has been working for the special aud
iting committee in the state offices
and departments. quit Friday, and is
said to have gone to Batesville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13
Prominent Doctors on to War.

s. WV York, June IA party Of
fs oa reading surgeons and physicians
s ~. Philadelphia sailed for France
p.sy 70 represent the university OF
4 Slansyiyania in the war relief work
american colleges during July
susl and September. The doctors
.aneir own way and none will be
sea The cost Of the expedition
4 nas been privately subscribed is
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13
POISONS HER CHILDREN.
Woman Then Cuts
Throat With Razor.

Wakefield, Mass, June 12.-De-
spondent over the recent death Of a
child, Mrs. Harry Ennis, wife of
carpet maker, is alleged to have
given her four remaining children
poison today and then to have cut
her throat with a razor The efforts
of several doctors probably saved the
lives of the children, but the mothers
condition is considered hopeless.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-13

It's Chronic.
Father (reprovingly)-Do you know
what happens to liars when they die?
Johnny-Yes, sir; they lie still.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-11
SECCION EDITORIAL
Ell EXODO

De ALA para arL princro, y ahora Il Ia inr"rSa. La guerra no dcia
pstabiidad = las famiHa> meNcana> nj rn u0 nj EN- nlO lalG dc Ia from
terra que hrnlarca I'll Bravo
prfmrro eli r\mIo 81 produio lie sur Il nortc per una mrcrSdad de Vi
dl , olra nrrt~idld economical. iiahTl que hir de- los airniano> Il B" M
rhu>ma in>ulrntada. habIa que sahar la rNi>Irncia liz los hom5rrS ' rl
honor I- las muirrr~ hu>ranIo rrfugio cn TERRA cNtraIEn ) hasha. adj
mis- u- hI>rar II nan de- lndG> los dH<. ai d0ndr Ia aItda II % 81 huhir-
ra rambiado todalia pr RI Guii irairirida. d0ndr les camp"N e>tnvicran
en- culHlo \ d"ndr RI trabaio salvador y regeneration >iGuirra deSarro-
ll,ndo >l ,iaoro>u Impulse de- Vida ' Il" prOgrr>o indcfinido>-
y que de- amar9ura>. que dr >n>abcrrS. la coSlado Il nuc>irn pueblo
cue trabaia. hlar ho>pilaIniad y acomodo rn este d">icrto sin fin del eN-
ciu>iiSnn humane. mas dur0 de- audar ain. que aqFl que atratc>lri
ron in>rqura pIanta la ,ribw p"6luGa dc Egpto. NGui Ia drSolaci6n no
r>i en- Ia TERRA prro rMi TN las ahmn>: aqmi 81 mama II /" liene de 10 alto.
>imp de- los iaO> fundo> tie In terra. en- inrnla de- pan ainargo: aquI lis
hay >Qno> cetr>tr> nj cuIuHnaS de iucgo que los guicn clnnino de Ia tie
IRA prpmIui. FL cirln Dartrr >0rdO i los clanIOrrS de nurNr0 pueblo.
\ al \ lmhu. 81 gcnio >IfridO y al prnpio tempo vahrG>n dc la rala.
ba pmnLu rr~n,rr Il traIc< de IHinita> pcnaihadr> I'll prubIrnla cIniidla-
no de- la >Ii>i>rncu- Nann> hccha> para Ia religion. para Ia mIicia
para ri arc han rmIDunad0 IL pQWctl paa arfantar Il Ia TERRA "t prdaIu
de pan qr ncc">Ha Fl h"nrhrr para r"parar sis fGr/h>. crhrflr>
~ han con rrtidu a. araIo> la> r>Uada> st han rninr aFal undir con rNa>
ntrr> para Ia irNI \ iUiu> II TINA Prm~alOrc> EbrWgr> y >GlHAdn>. ~
han iguIado II una sofa irgarqua social. para pntrr >ub>>tir rn cI DIES
tcrro.
I'm r>ta iufinita dr>oIaci@n moral uur m"> crrnmda. rarccr SER q"
solo Ea Iirrrl f. nEuIrr .!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-11

C~0nynncilOs como nStam0S. le que
DOR iOdOs rrsprrIOs a rSt" pals o
one Ir convene 80 ronSnrvar Ia mas
r>fricia nrutralidah IN cl actual
ronrIirl0 "ur0prO. no p"a"Il"> mo
nos Iur rondrnar In arIliud DE-
"ran uIimrro H. ~prri6dlcoS de "Sia
ri,Iiaii. r.iiladns az ing!"S. y los
rualrs M cesar cn pIrilrar In CUE
IRA contra .AlrmanIa. ESla acii-
tuI e. crimina! por inI"r"Sada o
por inronSrIrni".
porlur drSputS Il" YER ioio 10 lu"
In guerra rur0pra ia roSIado Ell
Sangr,. V birnrS. Y Iodo 10 qu" "S'"
paiS ha ganadO ron Su political d"
"mrdia nrutralidad. 50 neceSIta-
ria sci. IN loco para qu"rer ioTnaf
parlr Ell aqurlla guerra. rs !"
mjSno uur 81 I'm industrial. a lul"n
l.. furra birn ell 81 n"gorl"- i"
aJanlonara pOr 'oIlprar y d'ui-
IlISI' Il tIIb. ttN'H '''''''''t'E' "
las rlara> no dria>"n >ino p"rdIt!aS.
Cirrl" Iu" los alIad"S r>tan !Ia-
rirndo r>rurrzaS inauiiios para In"
Isle pals 80 lcS ascot" IN IN In"vI'a-
bic ha]nrarrnta ell IN" clos 50 III
rurntran: prrO - =! hrb"r Il" los
~gohrrnantrS ,I- Washington. iIacrr
lo,in ia p"Sibl" para no d"Jar 'lu"
81 narinn rai-a IN Il =arlito.
porqur hay que '"n"r prHs"nte
uur los E.Slai0S UnidoS no tlrnen
NADIA que ganar Ell una guerra.
Y si muchn u,lr prrdrr. ESl" pals
nj Siuuirra r>li Ell capacidad d."
podrr n~rrrrrr IRA ayuda a los q
liai0S. pur> no rrc"ni"S Que en-
pnn"a Su rSruadra Il "SirrLIarS" con
iru las ru~iaS ,. .AlrInanla. rrSp"-
laIaS nor la miSna ln=lai"rra y To-
,laS las pnl"nria> y Ell ruAni" IL
ri;.rrilu americana. ap"naS aicaI-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-11
PLATICAS POPULARES
la u.EGADA DEL GENERAL HUERTA A T0RREON

las suyaS IN Gomez Pa!arI0' ESQ.,
@I"ndo como vIriIma Il I'm conner
rIanir dr dIrlia rludad. Il Iul"n en-
~" aI='HnaS m~rrrancia> para pa
=arS"IaS al irlunfo II" Su ralISa .
ron 10 Iu" 81 rrr"rii" com"rriant"
II" ">Il\" de- arll"r'i". vi"I"i"S'' "h!I
=a'i" Il lr~aSlaiarS" Vo!"ntam"nt''
Il I"rr"0n. para lli'rarS" dr las IA
plnaS. y Il" las IraS de-! "ni"ncrS
'.'r"il'l hoH"fHII"
r,r,ol, - ..;,r, /, ,.,n,r.," .j,,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-11

Der ic 10 que pGea rn Mexico. pu"S
i.arranHa y >lIS c%lnplraiuS ab"rn la
correspondence y la interreplan.
raX6n du" mUiiva Iu" no So ten
=an nollcIaS ]rirrtaS Y fid"dignaS
ir los ar0ntrcimirnloS que 81 de-
>arrollan.
Fl ; de- Julio ilIimO. Allan Mallo-
ry. IN americana, poriai"r lie 60
rrrSponirncia dipIomitica. entire
Purbla y Mexico. fu" aSaltaio Y ro-
balo por los haniidos dc Zapata.
Declare Mallory que Iapaia. pn
persona. rumpiG los SelIOS de- la CO.
rr"spOndcncia que llrvaba. Y Irs-
puiS de- rnirrarSc del conirnido la
arroji a III lado. rrhuSando de-
volvrrIa.
Mexico tien". como N.ari6n. Una
druda exterior lie 6.W10.0OO. o los
que paga I'm intrriS anua! d.....
81 i.000.G00. Las tres cuariaS partrS
de- los bonOS de- r>ta deIlda csf;in
~rOlOrad0S Ell los EStad0S Unidos
Inglalcrra y F~rancia: haSia ailOra
Il" ha SIdo rrpuiI1da pnr CarranZa.
p"rO VA Sabrm0S a que a]trnprnOs
ron r"sp"cto Il I'll modo de ser.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-11
Los Dances inutilixatOS para los
%neg0ci0S.

La "lnlrrnationaI Banking Cor
pOraliGn" una dr las in]>IlIurioncS
amrricanaS indrprndirnl">. - la r.,
lirado Il" Ia ciuiai dr MGNiro. drS-
de- NovirInDrr iItino. Su SucurSa!
rn ri numcro 81 dr Ia Call" lie ISa-
bel Ia CatGilra no 81 abrlrTi mas.
FL "Mrxiran Title Mortgage to" ha
SidO re%fundiio a 81 principal de
Nu"va York. con >u> dependencies
Y @ercntr. purS I'll murhOS mrScS
no habia hrrhO n >0la operation
V aunlur los Banc0S dr "MontreaT'
Y "Canadian Bank of COmerrr'.
han driado ahirrtaS Il SururSaIrs.
nc eStdn. sin embargo. en- trabajO
active. FL Otro BancO independent
te. Ell ".Aleman" ha cerradO va SuS
puertaS. Con reSpcctO a los Ban
Q meyicanos autorizadOs. solo han
quedado los p0rtcros. g%uardando
los edificiOS.
La Ultima cuOtiZaci6n de cambio
que Sc hizo, di6 >ietr precios pa
IA Siete differences classes de none
da. en- la ciudad de MEXICO. Los
negOciOS bancarioS permancccrin
muertOS. pueS los cOnstitucionalis-
tas nunca ~llesaran a pOnerse de
acuerdo, para rijar un precio uni
fOrme y arreglar I'm Sistema mo-
netariO eficaz. NADIA Sc puede Sa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-11
Articulos Ajenos
PAZ A TODD TRANCE

zaria nara custodian los camp0s de
concentration. punS rs cOsa clcrta
uilc los residences alemanes. auS'ro-
hlIn"arOS V Sus irScendirnteS. que
sIIman m;is de vrinie milloneS rn
este pals. no Sc Iuedarian o los
hrazos rruzad0s miranda In lucha.
pnr otga parin. 81 50 mira el aSlln
10 rirS,lr I'm punt0 de- vista moral.
50 vera que no eS Iusto dec!:raf
GUERRA. en- que van 4 morn
rrntenarrs de miles de amerIcan0S.
Dor raIlSaS de unOS cuaEt0S '"S;:-
rldoS Il ]luienes les da In cana de
rmbarrarse en- vapores ingleS.s pa
RI Srrvir. a csins de rScudo O SalvO-
ronducto contra los submarines a.
lrmanes.
Como di.jimos. no aplaudimos Ii
artitud lie In pr"nSa be!IroSa. on
SlI rmprTo de Qurrer cnvolvrr este
pals rn una guerra. ESa prcnSa
no representa- Ia voluntad del pueblo
americana. purS Ia mayoria d" cst"
!rsra la ncutraIidad. \ eS por
clio u no dcbrmos hacer case de
los p~rriidicOS vanales nj de los
irrnSponsahIrS que piden Ia guerra.
10 que 81 debemnS Dir. es Ia pala-
bra serena V saba. de- aIuellos a.
r~rrican0s que Sc han hech0 nola-
bleS por su patriotiSmO. su Ia
lrnlO Y Su circuASpercidn: tales
son. rnirr otrOS. 81 ey-SecretariO d"
E.Siaio. Mr.. Bryan Y el fabrlcanIe
de automobiles. Mr.. Ford. AM
hos son baStante hOnradOS para II
contra Ia corriente belicOSa de los
~vanalcS vOcingirrOS0S v han cXpneS
10 SII manrra de prnSar. y In rual
-. Sintrtiza Ell eSEaS embarrassing
Il Tod0 Trance. Il
PaSa Ia 5a. col. 5a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-11

PrrO mrnaS rr>urto a>i ri pr0blcnE. IN nurlo inf"rttmio 81 dc>ata
>obrr las urntr> de- uur>tra raa. RI lcndabal Gr Ii guerra la lra>paSa-
do l> fruuurra> de la patria y runpirIa Il inladir otr"> lugarf>. / .clar".
ante ct amaqo de- una cati>rnfr naciunal ONO IL nut>ra. e. gobrrn" "
los uobrrno> de los pai>> lrcnu> ~ mueStran hr>con!taio> de no>otr"s
' tonrIl pro, il"nria> para rr>rr,"Mr dri pfigro real u inagnar" que
ven a>anar I'm Fl hurilnntr.
Y rono con>rrurncia dr cNo. aEa IA ah"ra, harEl ct sur. d"cidhAa Il
crr de golpr FL toIu> los prIIgru> jr gur rimirra hWrndn. Ia dolcnt"
cara. ana de- los rmiaruRo> mr>irau"~ villa VI. en- ra"r"ra pr"riph"'a,
hu,cmdo del hambrr \ de la munrtr .. II" NADIA han ~rr'idc sis ">tnrr-
yo> de- NADIA han >rr,i lilo >u> attira"ion"N. La TERRA "Nirtmi"ra ha re-
suitable. Il IL po>trc. para Fl "rmigrato" IAN ingrata com" la ~uAa propia.
pre-, i>iu dis pc>h!~ atrraronr~ Gl arden pthblm", 4! prdaIo de- pan
ur L. serial en- FL dc>trrrG para. To prrrccr d" j"anirion.
Prro Ia peer - ur las pG"rta> IL Ia EairIa rSilA atnrai rr'inhih!r-
mpntr crrriia> para e! "Fmigr3du." IL edo polite" ha c\acrrlad" la
pn>ionr< ha>ta FL grmdo d" que I'm h"ulbrr mirgur 4 "io FL d"r""h" que
tirnc i Ia hrrrncia rornjn lie >> an!rra>ad"~. " Il" ga" Is Il" ni>n". FL
derrcho de- sci mr>mano ' de- trarr i'll ASH" ALI d"nGr r"po>an las g
uUa> de Sis umHOrr>
;Tri>lr rordmi6m la mutNra:
Ante una situation como Ia presrntc, No hay c~fucrzo nj ahn"gacidn
me yalum. II homlrr Il, r>furrla. pieu>a. hbUra. micntraS encurn!r"
mn ranpo alberto - Ioia> las aci, jladc>: pro :" tr rhrram t"IoS los n
mino>. encurntra pr tGda> parties ui,Iacuio> inNmpr'ahlcN para dr>aFr"-
liar 81 r>fucrro. y rGtoncr> rl tue la side inn"nio y trasnaiai"r ) digno.
purdr drjar DE- >rro-..
:iIahri prn>lio FL este ii arbrrno de- les EStaGoS tn!ioS. antrS de
dar lunar al r>oio de- mr\irJno> qua "Namo> rrr>rnciamdo.. .:
:Ilabri prn>ado Ell este FL Seo" Carranfa. ante de ordcnar al i"c
de Ia aIuana Il, Laredo. que imphda f". 10. enigradaS rrgrrSrn Il Su pal
lria:
:Trndrin ralGn uno y oro pa.a pr"crdrr com" rr"crdrn:
III porlrnir Ia dni!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-11

Y en- SuS moTrn"S SeinD-aiii"S $"
notaha rI"iia a~HIfIIar'"'', que '''"-
rtI"> i"Inai'"n com" UIl Irii| a"-'l-
ri" 1t" Victoria. r"hlIailH" 'n que
irndrla hl!"n emil" IA caIilpaIia que
iban 4 ~rfnprrnd'r. RI NIal" d" II
Capital 4 I"rr""H. i" haDIaI' memo
sin noN"'ia't. y "h '"'ia. las "S'a-
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la lglrsia Sc Sumerge en- una Oruia
carnalaIeSca de Iadrones.

Los apolOgisIaS dc la Admins
TRACTION de- Wilson. al ser confron-
taInS pOr miles de d~rclararionrs
que reIataban los ultrajes V alien
tadoS DE los llamados CONSTITUTIONS
ilStaS. cometidos contra las monias
y los SacerdOets De la Tglesia Gallo
lea. han tratadO de dislracr Ia a.
tenclon ptlblica. preSentando las pa
slnaS de la Historic de Mexico. en-
la epOca de BenitO Juarez. 81 Pre-
sliente indiO. que hace medic ST.
glo, despoj6 a la Iglesia de sus pro-
pledades. suprimiendO los mOnas-
terlOs y c~OnvcntOS. prOhibiendo a
SuS ~lnoradOres a SaIir Il las GALES en-
traje talar: s~uSprndi6 las ~procesio-
mes religiosas ? hiz0 del matrimonio
un c%ontrat0 civil. ESto NADIA tiene
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