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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. William Grant Brown
have returned to their apartment in
Breton Hall from Schenectady, where
they spent week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Elwood Briggs, of
248 West Ninety-ninth Street, will
spend the summer at Long Ridge, Conn.
Mrs. George Oscar Cole, of 10 West
Seventy-third Street, has gone to
Sharon, Conn.
The Yama Club held its second
Wednesday evening dance at the Hotel
Majestic Cafe Moderne during the week.
There were present Mrs. KATHERINE La
Point, Miss Gwendolyn La Point, Miss
Alma Foster. Mrs. r. VI. Harris Mrs.
G. NJ. Polachek, Mrs. G. j. Hofford,
Miss Amy Hodges, A f. Rahm, Colonel
J. Frank Supplee. Mr.. and Mrs. James
G. Blaine and Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel
Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gaylord Elliott
and Gaylord W. Elliott, who spent the
winter at the Manhattan Square Hotel,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

elected president Of the Visitation
Alumne, gave a tea for the members
Monday at her home, l57 South Ninth
Street.
At the country house of the Crescent
Club will be given on Wednesday even
ing, June %, W. S. Gilbert's one-act
comedy "Sweethearrs" and Rostand's
THE Romancers." Next Wednesday
evening the clubhouse will be the scene
of a Rhode Island clambake to which
the members may bring their women
friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

the Church Of the Advent, Westbury,
Long Island, has chosen for her at
tendants her sister, Mrs. DevereuX Mil
burn; her cousin, Miss Anne NJ. Steele,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Tag
CART Steele, of Baltimore, and Mss
Helen Hitchcock, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. The ceremony
will be followed by reception and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
MISS TAYLOR TO BE MARRIED
TO Mr.. CARNOCHAN ON THURSDAY

nam. Reginald Hutchinson and De Ben
neville Bell, Of Philadelphia; Lawrence
II. Villas, Of Chicago, and Pierrepont
Davis Schneider. of Short Hills, y. >.
A special train for guests from TINS
city Will leave the Jersey Central Ter,
minal at o'clock, and, returning, will
leave Somerville at 1880.
Miss Kathryn ~ Steele, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Steele, whose
marriage 10 F. SEddy Won Stade Will
take place on Saturday, June 26, in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
NAVY LOSES THIRD
CONTEST TO E A
FROM WEST POINT
CONTINUED from Page one,


Navy goat. a moment later the Army
eleven also entered Both squads
were given "a terrific welcome hy their
adhercnts
The Army won and chose o. defend
the west goal The Army Kicked off
dt -ls Co the Nays 3o-1nrd line.
where "a midshipman dowucd without
gain Martha. on the first rush.. care
ried the ball 90 his i0-yard line fog
a drst down and on the next play
made nine yards through West Points
left TACKLE. Craig puuted Go the
Armyis 20-yard line where Coffin was
downed without gain. a line buck
oy o%hphant the former Purdue star
failed 90 bulge the Navy line and
then the Army puntcd 20 Nays a.
yard mark. where Craig was thrown.
Davis made two yards and then Mar
tin plunged through right tackle FOR
two more. Won Heimberg nlnted to
the Army's -0-yurd linc ana the bail.
was brought back 10 The Army 4U-
yard line. Coffin punted. The Navy
mmblcd and the BAH was recovered
by Weyand OF the Army close 90 the
(ss, ssL.-L@Eaaa GeaGs. .aH-tho
Army. failed to make ans impression
ON che midshipnian line
with one more try the BAH was enc
trusted 60 1llphuut who smashed
through Sayys left tackle Tor 81
touchdown OlIphant kicked go1I
dud the Army sang their GOOD
NIeht SONS.
The Army Kicked Of Goo the N1ss
25-yard line Martin ram the bali
back o. mldne.d. Davis tried tne
Army's lett wing without result. Won
Heimoerg punted 90 Gerhardt ou Ga
ArmYs lJ-tard un, a lime piuIla
failed Co gain. Ouphaut pointed 90
midfield. craig taking the Punt. &
forward pass craig Go Johnson. ucitel
thc Navy five yards. 4 second fur-
ward pass was spoiled by NcEwau.
Won Heimbcrg puuted 90 Dliphaut ou
the Army fye-yard lime. ltpbaut
ny good running aud poor tackliur eu
the part of the Nuyy carried ihe uall
Go West Points fp-yard mara. Cote
hu plunged Through outsid, >aNg q
tackle FOR eight yards aud DlIpluut
added two more sltiuE tha Array
hrst down oliphlnt puutel arer llt
Navy goal Tor q touchhHck.
Won Members puutod To- the Arm D
f5-fuId line. coffin CHmc nH.H to
The Nsvys 35-ynfd mark Duruar.
made one yard around tho Na,v's Dec.
END. ON the mex play Gcfhardt faiu-
hlcd and b. WAS the Nay,.s ualI oI
their own 35-yard line The .old,,rs
were penalized five yards for off
side The NAVY lost Fifteen yard. foi
hoidins Won Hcimborg puut.I ta .he
Arms's f0-yard mark Oliphaut Im-
%mcdlatcly punted Duck to DlNI. Ou
the Natys 30-y1rd line. Cfair was
blocked Tor % loss Jackson Took
Johuson's place az right esd .YT th,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
OF Mrs. ChappeIl, Of Five Years.
Standing, Relieved by Cardui.

M. Airy, N. C.-Mrs. Sarah n. Chap
pCli OF this town, says: 81 suffered foi
I've years with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
Vas more than any one could tell.
tried most every kind OF medicine,
but none did me any good.
read one day abou, CarduI, ihe wo-
mans tonic, and ! decided 10 try IT,
had not taken but acGai s.N bottles until
WAS almost cured. II did me motc
good than all The other medicines ! had
Tied, put together.
Ny friends began asking nc why
looked so well, and ! told them about
Clr!ui Several are now taxing H."
DO You, lady reader, suffer from any
Of the ailments due 10 womanly trouble.
such rs headache, b~ackache, sideache
sleep'cssne3s, and that cyeHastingly tired
ieeiing2
n co, let ms urge you 70 give Cardul a
lTial. We feel confident d will help you,
Just rs % has a million other women IN
The past hall century.
Begin taking Cardui to-day. You
Won't regret Il. All druggists.
mn t Chattanooga Medicine Co. taf|sf
Affauh LFpi. Chattanooga Tenn, TOO hfs iAl
l4nfs0hoHf OF your case and % page BOOK hoIt
1rs@lBleE i0f Wsnsn 10 plain wiSpgsi. NC lN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
D INES
APP VAL TO
FORD'S PLAN
Church Dignitary in New York
Declares Himself Unable to
Sanction Project of Auto
Manufacturer Officially.

Baltimore, Md, Nov. 27.-Henry
Ford. the Detroit manufacturer. cniied
upon Cardinal Gibbons today. hut al
though the cardinal devoutly echoed
Mr. Ford's hopes for u successful cui-
mination % his trip Co Europe by
Christmas, he was nverse To saving u
his formal approval
He said ne felt there were too many
formidable difficulties in the way
Mr.. Ford asked Cardinal Gibbons
20 suggest names of prominent per
whose interest ne Thought could
bee enlisted hut jhc cardinal said hc
preferred to leave that Co Mr.. Ford's
1871 judgment
tpon leaving the cardinal Mr. Ford
s1id he was going to Philadelphia.
where he had u dinner engagement
with John Wanamaker
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
CENSOR DEIErES All
NEWS RIG ABIDING kiTGHENEI'

Rome Nov a. tNlu Paris lo.l,
a. m.)-The censor prohibits transmits
sion 81 news regarding the visit a.
Rome Of Field Marshal Earl Kitch-
ener 20 FAR al hi1 relates to imutud-
Ing military Developments
u may be- a.d. howeFer. that Ei'ch.
cners conference has fur her strength
encd the close accord between italy
and her allies ana contributed to
shaping he active assistance which
Italy T. 10 give ia the near east.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
CHARLES q. NKitD 10
ACCOMPANY MA FORD

san Francisco M .5-Rct. 3r
Charlie r. AscI who wps born luu
raised in Englald and camc goo Amer.
lea ii 1907. said here tuda, tina. o,
had been invited Coz juis Henry Ford.s
peace party ON the steamer Oscar ~
aud would do go 10 possible
Or. Aked is now an American oi-
izcn. having received o. n final papers
siuCc coming here i1 1911 as pastor
% tite First Con rt-It.pual ,uUtyh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

that the parad, VIII be- seven miles
long.
Automobile manufacturers from am
parts uf the country are srcHil, inter-
cstcd lon 'hc 30 pe-u show OF this year
nugbus, uf the ulu.ual features COM
ucctcd with 10 and are watching e.
with 90 view 'uwurd having The plan
copied Iu other cities 10 30 proves 60 Dee
o. winner The trouble with many ci.-
les. boz the matter uf holding uutouu-
bile shows. BE-. aH t%t.hithcrto has been
In ~ Puso. lack of'puldines OF sum-
,.cnt size to make the holding ot q
show possible. 81
IL the Ei paso plan OF huldlus tho
plan iu the cote rooms OF thc uutu-
mobile agencies connected by d@o,orai-
cd streets PROVES % success. the nan
ufgtDr,r- VIII encourage the adop-
Uou OF the plan elsewhere
Everything WIN Ic nee.
The, how VIII Dee free tu all. In
every department. mo- charge bciug
permitted fpr amy service. not ,sou FOR
carrying visitors from the 'iIttI"
Plum" whore central headquarters
will H, established This De- tl-n u1o
uf th, gr,lg, features Of th show.
In comparison with other automobile
shove whether held 3D. EJ parn ur
tls,u here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
SERBIAN PRISONERS no
DATE TtTTAl NAEp ina uoo

Berlin, Nov 81. Cvia wrfeIe to
SaFa Hle1-The number OF serbian
prisoners taken 20 date by Gefuan-
Austfp liu1earian and BULGARIAN
Lsea~- s-ahs~~p~se 800 --n ws
uEencT. totals foi. pu0 officers and men
The INVADERS also have Rescued 1000
AusiFo-Hungarian prisoners from jhe
gerbians."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

~TARTAGLIA KEEPS ON
SCRUBBING SAN JOSE

Justice Pedro d. T1rtaglI1 who
started 3D. ntilu ,.,-u-up of nis 1871
.um, months before sheriff i;"m,Ip
aH,, JhD formal order ryuuNatIug the
,rt.r. county. BE- stli busy -IIei,hir-
the undesirable b. ~uu Jose. ilc sem
f,u,.I four men i' sixty days ,aou
THIS mHin.ul go .uatHD 90 ,lsfaurN
IH. arrest. were wHdH hs Deputy
-u.rri D,.ld -a-AoA aSI constable
Castillo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27
Veteran Observer and Devel.
oper Declares Business This
Winter Is Real Thing and
Has Come 70 Stay.
THOUSANDS OF CATTLE,
SHEEP AND HOGS BUSY
Animals Using Up Damaged
Alfalfa, Corn, Kaffir and
Other Shock Harvests, Put
ting End to Waste.

By \. VI. uoyc)
E4swel, y NJ. NOV. ga striA.ag.
change hos c1me over the farming
districts around Roswell the las, few
weeks. The farms were as 10 rulc bare
% live stoct n now there are thous-
nnds Of cattle. sheen. horses and
MULE grazing alfalfa and ca lag dam
aged hny AID srcat heils of Indian
corn, kltflr corn and other fodder Doe
shoes Seeing IA believing aud AN
hours drive Yesterday through thc
farms east of Roswell verified the
statements heard loo Town about the.
stock being wintercd on he farms.
g. c. Taunchill mas Doe styled tho
father oi t1iS method % ]wluterlUg
stock A year sgo he brought BOO
about 500 steers 90 the farms arouul
DEXTER The wise ones shooN .helr
heads predicting 'hat his steers would
eHt their head OF dur.sg tho winter
They were turned ol alfalfa pasture
and ALSO given Tree icocss o. daw-
alfaifa hay and fodder 70 cost
SIR Taruchin a dollar o. month pcr
hv1d and o.: the anne time fIruIsh,
ln Income 20 me farmer Boo '1. Iyl
from their land 3D. the winter and
turned Worthless hnr I.to cash. 90.
WAS O. ur, game ior Tine FARMER 10.
received his money irrespective OF
what happened to Mr T1ruoh.li TH.
experiment proved Nrtr prot anlc The
steers grow tetdII, during 'h, wine
Ter and put ON "a little extra Hn-u
NnV cEerl body trt.a- the.r hand
90 &c. SIZE TuluehIll has about .."
N..H cd 80 HL....HH .H.. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-27

eelsing the note a sabine, meeting
followed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-12

mdILln FIlTdQdy TI+fS EOOIIISJ NlllSOy
and two other men wounded in fight
at christening of John BOhOpin's
baby at 1903 LOOMS st.
Mrs. Loretta Wendt, 1854 N. Oak
ley av., attempted suicide, Homesick
for country. Revived.
Richard Huehn, 1920 Farrell aV.,
pounded head of negro burglar he
found in home. Hurt hands. mtru-
der escaped.
Mrs. Susan Nape, 463 w. Division,
deserted by husband, tried to kill self
with poison. Has 4 small children.
Former Judge Waterman fighting
attempt of relatives to get cOnserva-
tor to take care Of estate.
Body of Morris Sangernam, 1924
Mildred av., tailor, taken from lake.
Believed suicide. Ill health.
Hyde Park police probing to find
out what became Of DaVey, lost boy,
who was deserted in Jackson park
by woman and later claimed by two
small girls.
1. Paterson, Crimson, Ga, took a
taxi ride with new-found friends.
Misses S85 and watch.
Mrs. c. A. Morse, owner of bldg.
at 6O37 Blackstone av., had John Nc
CauIey, former tenant, arrested for
arson.
Anna KasaI, 5 month, 1541 w. 18th,
found suffocated in crib by mother.
Mrs. Angelina Mazzora, 744 N.
Harding av., struck by stolen auto.
Driver fled.
Catherine Andizewski, g, died in
hospital Struck by key thrown from
truck which coIlided with street car.
Mrs. Alvin Jockich, 4506 Washing
ton blvd, attacked thief she found in
home. He got $500 and baby's bank.
Three men injured in collision be-
tween autos and motorcycle at w.
67th and S. Halsted.
Victor PoIakow, real estate, 100 S.
Dearborn, badly hurt. Car turned
turtle at Engelside, Ill
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-12
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

ONCkKINlNG CHlCAGO !
Ministers praised Mayor Thompson,
for strike proclamation recommend.
ing religious services should thank
God for end of strike.
Hammond, Ind, police to arrest
girls riding on rear of motorcycles.
with short skirts.
DR.. Chas. Reed of Wesley Memorial,
hospital and DR.. Jas. Voorhees, of Cor /
nell 'U'' announce success of regu-
lating births. Call it setting pendu-s
lum of clock to swinging" 20
Mrs. Mary Armor, famous dry
speaker from Georgia. thrilled twoT
big crowds at Coliseum.
7. Roosevelt to be in Chicago 2,
hours tonight. On way from N. Y,
to San Francisco to attend fair.
Woman told policeman she left $500.
in purse on Chicago av. car. Police
stopped all cars and found purse. =,
Geo. Swift, 200 E. 41st, robbed.
Was left UndershiTt and shoes. Ar
rested. To tell story to Judge.
Geo. GUtsmeidI, 1925 Mohawk.
taken with cramps at Wilson beach.
Revived in hours. 4
Wife tipped off police that husband
was playing poker at Jackson Park
Club, 6312 Stony Island av. Five men
arrested. b..
Chas. Swoboda, 3117 S. KedvaIe,,l
attacked with heart disease swim
ming at DiveTsey. Taken out dead.
Two suspected of having bIoWn6
Midway gardens safe released.
Chas. Messner, II, 1850 S. HaIsted,
found dead in bed. ,rT
Angelo InaIizzo, 213O w. 35th, dead.
Hit on head by negro robber. Frac74
tured skull Henry Findley held for
murder.
Gen. Don EmiIiano Chamorro, Mic
araguan minister, here to confer with =
manufacturers. !
Phosphorus found on floor vacant
building at 822 S. Wabash av., dam
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03

t.. La Roro es elegante, gra i0sA
- mucyr con d~cS"nvoltura. r.
]c0rrccta en- Ia diccidn y expressive
en- los goatoS. No CarcC 81 rOs-
tro he rsa algeria communicative
que sucl" ser lazo de union en-
ire 81 cOmediant" y el pubElco. \
todO 10 dirho dcbc agregarSe que
la RomO Is propietaria dc un de-
.(licio,o palmito y de un cuerpO que
no caIifiraremoS de juncal. prro
81 lie garboSo.
La Selora Pomarcl que cntarnd
anochr en- Ampar0 RomO, fuc un
feslin para la vista y III rrgaIo
para los oidOS. La concurrence
aplaudi6 reileradamcnte: y. 10 que
vale mas:
apIaudi6 con justicia. Mel sobro
hOjurIaS.
Fl La Casta susanna" rcanudamos
vi"iaS amiSlalcdrS arjiSLicaS con
EtcIvina Rodriguez. que logra
mantencr su prcStigiO atrayts del
ticmpo........y 81 eSpacio. y con
Migurlito YillarrcaI. sicmpre joven,
sipmprr rrrsco de GoyaJ y STEM
pre- rdmico De primera fila 800.
NdmirahlrS 6rcOraci0DaS dc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03
SEGURIDAD.

Como los caballeros de Ia libertad
" dr los $3.50 domorratiroS. rn aca-
.taramieuio de I'm Sano principle del
Plan de Guadalupe. Sc han dedica-
do con fruici5n a Ia noble, cuanto
higienica labor De coIgar ''cientifi-
cos; estos pobres hombres, que han
tenido ia sublime abnegaci6n de SD
frir. con paciencia, las flaquezas del
Observation-Disclosures armada" 81 han
visto en- Ia ineIudible necesidad de es-
conderse en- lugar SECURE. para pO-
nerse a cubierto de las persecuciOnes
de la justicia revolucionaria Y ran
chera.
Nuy bien, De humanos es el
derecho 4 Ia vida Y muy natural es el
espiritu de conservation entire los
hombres.
T=ro en- verGad nunca TO- pensa-
mos que JOS ilamado> "rl"utiliroS'
fueran tan agudos Y tan aguiIas.
Cuentan las personals que yienen
de Ia Capital de Ia Repuolica, que
eSos politicos han ideado refugiarse,
tcGoS jUntos.
En- IN consulate eytranjero?
En- IN sotano?
En- una botella de cerveza?
No, En- unos banos de Ia Gale
del Factor. doUir per .auSa> yrr,ia
drramrutr nrNpiicabIr>. no han 81
fu muirSladu-.
Toca q listed, lector amigo, leer en-
I"a l.ur1>.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03

La sonora Romo tiene libradas mu-
chas campanas triunfales en- los tea
que suficientes para desPertar curio-
sidad en- el publico.
tros de Mexico, donde su nombre
va siempre en- compania del elogio.
La resonancia de estas v~ictorias
de arte habian llegado a nosotros
y no hemos de negar que deseabamos
ardientemente una coyontura cue
nos permitise aquilatar los mtritos Y
~demeritos artisticos de la sonora Ro-
mo.
Gutierrez y Yaldes Lopez a ~quienes
ha traido de nuevo a nuestra pla-
vas, nos ha procurado, anoche, la
suspirada oportunidad de yer Y or
a esta sonora Romo, tan lievada y
tan traida por las trompetas de la
fama.
es 10 cierto que, 4 Las primcruS
&c cambio, Sc nos mostr6 II sonora
Romo tai Y como ella es: ura no.
table artista. De sus condolences
vocales nos limitaremos a decir que
son preciOsas: Y 10 son por Ia pure
"a del tiembre y por la amplitud de
las facultades. Pero no basta po-
seer n bella voz; es precise. tam
hien maneiarla, y la sonora
I;omo sabe hacer buen uso de 81
6rgano vocal, uniendo a los donns de
Ii Ha;u! &lc2a To- que es y tiene que
scr Obra complementaria de arte.
Hermosa voz y excelente escuela.
No pOdemos decir que la acuriz
ms la laretido inferior a la cantan-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03

Sc ~referian, y Sc informaban en- ell
Hayre, deseosos de dar con algln
milo conductor sacado de las listas de
embarque.
iTrabajo inutiI! Dichas listas con-
tenian los nombreS de muchas fami-
las f~rancesas Y extranjeras; pero
era impossible Saber a cual de elias
pertenecia 70, aun contando 0 que
0albuceaba algunas palabras dane
sas; diez familias del miSmo pals, de
las cualeS la que menos llevaba cua.
lro ninos, Sc habian embarcado en-
al Havre a bordo del Queenstown"
Los dos marineros que Sc saliva
ron del naufragio fueron interroga-
dos. Fran de nacionalidad america
ma. ' no sabian cosa alguna que Sc
refiriera a mi origen.
10 mejor. aunque solo fuese una
d5bil esperanto, era que aquellos HON
bres me viesen. Hilario, a bordo de
Su pesquero ell San Nicolas" arri-
DO conmigo a CherburgO IN domin-
go, ' me presento a los dos naufra-
Cos, los cuales no me c~cnocieron.
Los interrog6 hablmente un inter-
prete; pero aunque me lutheran Wis
to en- el breve periodic desde la sail
Ga del Hayre y el naufragio del
t~ranscurrido Queenstown" 5c6mo
podian saber a que familia pertene-
cia?
No habia, pues, Ia menor pista po-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03
Pesouisas.

Deseo ssber ell patsdero de MS her.
macs Y hermanss s%iguientes: MERGED
Torres, h;jo de Ciprians Lopez y Pedro
Torres csssdo en- segundas nupciss con
Cruz Regina; H,iario Torres csssdo con
Remigia Gouza'ez; Sra. Guillermina To-
rres casada con Crescencio Gomez, a
q%uieues dele en- Matehusla. s l.. P. Ell
ano de 1900; Andres Torres casado con
Serapia Jimenez;s quienes dele en- Sal
tillo, Coah.. ell ano de 1900 y la Sra
Trinidad Torres, q quien dele en- Mon
terrey, n. L. ell ano de 1900.
Ofrezco magn!fica qualification a la
Ia persons que me de informes exsctos
acerca del paradero de c~ualquiera de
ellos. Todos los informes dirigirlos a
la Sra. Dolores Torres Vida. de Vaz-
quez, acsrgo de Leandro Davila, 3I9
N. Santa Rosa Avenue, San Antonio,
Texas. M3
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-03
LOS EMIGRADOS VOLUNTARIOS.

Los mexicanos somos ash: moEos
de imitacion en- TODD Y para TODD.
Somos capaces de h~acernos asti!!as
la cabeza, solo por que el vecino nj
20 10 mismo con Ia de su mujer.
Ahora, con motive del triunfo de
Ia revolution de don Venustiano, CO.
yo radicalismo barbara hizo salir del
pals a toda la genie que Sc daba lus-
ire en- los zapatos y que Sc ha-cia ra-
va en- Ia cabeza, no han faltado quie-
nes, colgardose el milagro de ser
unos politicos, emigren de Ia TERRA
que los VIC nacer, solo por ser IL
emigration Ell plato del dia Y el te-
ma detodas las Conversations.
Porque, aparte de 10 desastrosa
que esta siendo la c]ondenada ~revolu-
ci6n para TODD aquel que ha logradC
reunir tres o cuatro oesetas obligan-
dolo a refugiarse en- paises ~eXtranje-
ros para salvar ell pellejo, no cabe
duda que muchos de los emigTados
de nuestra Republica, que pasean
su necesidad por la. avenidas de San
Antonio, 10 han hecho por puro es-
port, por csc afan incontenible que
tenemos los aztecas de hacer 10 que
hace TODD Ell mundo.
Y claro. Con estos a ntecedentes,
NADIA confortables, no es de extra
mar la ~presencia de don Nicomedes
Godinez, que, total, no tiene mas de-
Ito que haber sido mesero de Ia
"Alforja de Adonis', J que no como
&c mas politica que a 81 suegra que
es una mama jdem, muy fca y muy
reganona.
Pero es que don Nicomedes tienc
el lado flaco que anotamos antes.
rs imitador como Ia alma de Sata-
mas.
-Oigame listed, don Nico-le de-
| cia 70 Ia otra tarde-pcro listed ipor
que huge, amo q ver?. jQuG cos
tilla es Ia que lo duele, 81 puede ga
berse?
-iToma, Pero iusted me 10 pre-
gunta? Acaso usted.....
ST, don Nico, 70 me hago cru
ces y no saco NADIA en- limpio. Por-
cue no creo que por gusto haga US
ted estas peregrinaciones para We
mir . tomar un plato de chile con
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hijoS para adoptar a I'm extrano.
bah, senior Rampan!-contestt
ell patron.-Uno mas o menos, ;Qut
mas da?
Y anadi6 riendo:
-Puesto que es listed s~oltero,
jpor que no Sc encarga de el? 81
me 10 pidiese listed, no dudaria en-
entregarselo.
Segun luego me ha contado ell ito
Hilario, pOca gracia lie hizo la indi-
recta al senior Rampan, que torciendo
el gesto contesto evasivamente.
Jun chico en- mi casa, patron?
" que iba a hacer con el?
10 que haria listed con los suyos
81 los tuviera, senior Rampan; es de-
cir, un buen ciudadano frances, We
que su situacion lie nacionaliza.
"Pavo@ no parecio comprender, Y
Gambia de conversation.
ST quiere listed creerme, patron,
debemos embarcar cuanto antes. No
es cue el cielo este amenazador, pero
las inches son frescas Y NADIA bucnas
para los reumaticos.
"A sus ordenes, senior Rampan;
aunque lie aseguro que llegaremos a
Barfleur en- buenas condolences.
En- el muelle de Cherburgo Sc de-
tenian a yer pasar al que me llevaba
en- u brazos, Y que dirigiendose ha-
cha ell antepuerto donde tenia anna
rrado ell bote, explicaba deteuidamen-