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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-29
PARA - CONCURSO

New York Herald nos hizo Ia
..justicia de publican en- sus CO.
lumnas.) Y vemOs q csc pue-
bio sufrido Y eternamente en-
ganado, Y eternamente vejado,
Y eternamente iluso, lanZarse,
con impetu fiero, a la lucha
contra ell hermano "a la defen
So de la Constitution" Y We
mos, pOr dltimO, como los dos
'faScina-masas," a raiz de la
afrenta recibida por la Patria,
en- Veracruz, Sc declaran, pu-
b~licamente, ardientes y fieleS
amigos de los norteamerica-
nos; vemOs como Villa, enme-
diO de su locura Y de SUI trail
ci6n, pide trenNs a los grin
gOs' para traspOrtar sus fuer-
Zas a VeracruZ y proseguir de
aQui ell avance sobre la Capt.
tai de Mexico" para que no
Sc mataSer Sus aliadOS los blan
cos" V los VcmOS en- fin. redo
blair, con mas furia, la campa-
ma, y Obtener ell triunfO. Es de-
cir, ObtuvieroH la huida de
Huerta Y sus colaboradores
va que el triunfo definitivo
vendra cuando llueva de aba
10 para arriba.
Ahora bien, Sc me ocurre
una question, y esta: para que
eXista Ia Patria, jes absolute
mente indispensable la Cons
tituci6n? o bien ipara que
spbsis+a II CONSTITUTION raca.
citomos po+rio2
81 fuera como en- ell primer
case. desde luego les concedo
raz6n a los "senorcs rebeIdes"
en- su modo deproceder ell pa
Saoo AOrI; 81 tuera como en-
q o"9o-S aSI eS-
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SECCION EDITORIAL
la METROPOLl, CAMPO De
AGRAMAHTE

las ScElaS en- la mano. Fero
este segundo ternliao es dificil
de realizar para los mexica
ncs conscientes que resIden
densro y fuera del pals, por-
7ue al senior presidente VIII
sen no Ie agrada que Sc de
fiendan de atropellos e igno
nin;as las classes directoras de
auestra republica, Y solo ex-
0e.imenta "emociones simpa
iicas" cuando culminan los
excescs y depredaciones de la
A eSta bora, y ante la nueva
amenaza que Sc cierne sobre
la metropoli, es muy possible
que el magnate de la Casa
Blanca Sc sienta ufano de ha-
Der pactado ai!an=as y amis-
sades cen ell ciudadano arna
do de Cuatro CiSaegas
No, por Dies ....... Ha
gamos cesar va esa horrible
2esad;lla de latrocinio y muer
te. No demos, per tercera vez,
FL es2ect&cu!o de nuestra e
erosion social y De nuestra
iaeptitud idiosincratica para
toIa funci5n bien encauzada,
&c mejo:amieato poligico!
Concentrate la atencio7
1undial en- la gran confIagra
zion que coamuove hasta en
sus cimicn5os, eI vetusto edifi-
-io de Ia cuita Europa, no hay,
afo-tunada1ente, or 81 exile
Tor, quien Sc de en- estos mo
nentos, cuenta cabal de 10
que acontece en- Msxicc; pc
70 cuando venga Ia paz, Guam
20 Ia situaci6a Sc haya norma
iizado, comparcceremos como
reos convictos de salvajismo Y
5arbarie, ante el alto tribunal
de Ia conciencia humana.
Por decoro nac;onal, per pa
tr:otismo, debemcs ovitar ma
yores azcesos que los registra
dos y da- 2ruebas, siquiera sea
para rcstar nuevas responsible
lidades a nuestro Mexico, de
que sonos capaces todavia de
restitu;rnos, por 81 solos a la
nornalidad de nuestro equi-
librio politico y de seguir figu
rando, como figuramos duran
te treinta amos de dictadura
porf;r;sta, entire el numero de
los paises civilizados de la tie
IRA.
Prescindiendo dc todn passion
Polisica estos son los deseos
que debe tener TODD mexicano
digno.
!Ojala que ell senior Carran
"a, volviendo por los fueros
dc la razon y Ia justicia, Sc re
suelva a poner coto al desen
freno de sus chusmas, evitando
asi nuevas Responsibilities y
nuevas verguezaS para Me
xico.i
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A-aJ S@NO ~ ~
Mexico.
La da;ventucada urbe-si
son exactas las noticias que
Sc recibieron 81 dia de hoy
ha sabido con espanto
que 81 lIamado gobierno de la
Convention Sc ha trasladado
a la capital del Estado de Mo
relos dejando a los inermes ha
bitanEes de la metropoli, por
segundo vez cue 81 corto perio
do de seis meseS, q MERGED del
radicalismo destructor de las
tropas victoriosas del Primer
Jefe. Y no e., seguramente,
porque los que Sc sueron ha-
yam dado mayores garantias
a Ia ciudad, que los que ahora
regresan con nueva provision
de rencores acumulados, pues
les unos y los otros son y Sc
guiran siendo afines en- ideas
y procedimientos; pero hay
que convenir en- que esas alter
nativas de la revolucion que
ponen a la metr6poli con FIRE
cuenc;a inusitada, bajo la fs-
rula de "convencionales' y
Observation-Disclosures, dan STEM
PIE origcn a Daevos ezcesos
V nuevos crimenes politicos que
con justicia, causan malestar
y alarma = Ia soc:edad.
En- agosto dltimo y en- los
dos moses su5secuentes, "huer
eis:as" "c;entificos'' fueron e.
punto objetivo de las vengan
zaS reyolucicnarias. No hubo
familia dc posicion social de-
sahogada que no fuera victi-
ma de persecuciones = ultra
jes, n propiadad que no fuera
seoueaGa . Ia luz del sol, ba
10 Ia nirada tolerante del
Primer JeSe. 7 ahora Sc repe
tiran las mismas escenas; los
huertistas = cientificos que Ia
yan escapado hasta hoy a las
recreselias salvajes del Juror
revolucionaric, sc les imputa
ran amista6es con la faccion
villisia Y tendran que ser, como
siempre, per Eicos 0 por cultos,
las oSiisadas victimas de las
nuevaS carnicerias que Sc PIE
paren.
Y esta historic de sangre,
essa pesadilla lGgubre, Sc pro
longa-a indefinidamente en- la
inacabable coztinuidad del cri
men. Mahana, Villa lanzara
otra vez sus legiones sobre la
desyeaturada urbe mexicana
y los que hayan sobrevivido,
Por nilagro, despues de esta
nueva irrupcion del "constitu
cioaalisno," seran pasados a
cuchiilo por las chusmas "con
veacionales," bajo la inculpa
cion &c haberse sometido a la
autoridad del Primer Jefe.
A e genie pacifica de Me
xico no &c queda mas recurso
que salir del pals, abandonan
dolo TODD, o prescindir por IN
momento de sus viejos ha6itos
de conservation y orden y ha
Ger respetar su seguridad per
sonai y la de los suyos, con
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IPOR QUE CAYO HUERTA?

O. VI tuN SSSC -ioSAN"
ra ~cOntestar mas acertadamen
te 4 esta prOfunda interroga-
ci6n, nos es imprescindible
echar una ojeada retrospecti-
va. hacia los confusos Y cruen
tos acontecimientos que Sc han
venido desarrollandO, deSde
los tiempoS porfirianos, en-
nuestro idolatrado Y ausente
sueIo patrio.
No pretenderemos hacer
alarde de bTenos histori6gra-
fos. sino que recordamOs una
una pequena parte de los SUI
cesos de nuestra vida politica,
en- la 6poca presente, procura-
remoS llegar al fin que, de an
.temanO, nos hemos propueStO;
sin que este Quiera decir que
,nost,a bnmiIda onini6n sea
Ia mas s~6lidamente fundamen-
.,od, - 10 mos va.idico dedo
o,,o on 81 casa one nos ocnna Y
aGn en- otrOS mas SencillOS, ma
Lie os45 avanto do acuivoca-
iona, . or,.oros :; No nor ma
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-29

ILIBR0S De kvEHTURAS.
] A 10 ccrtavos cada t0To.
1 Aventuras de Sherlock Hol-
] mes, ell terror de los crimira-
les:
! FL vendedor de c~adaveres.
4 El robo Gel diamante azu.
i La mia del usurero.
Blackwell, ell pirata del Tsmesis.
; Jack Ell destripaGor.
! Los monederos falsos de Lond-es.
I La maieta sangrienta.
| In medico criminal.
81 teStamento de- director.
/ Sherlock Holmes y el contrabsn-
/ dista de opio.
En- la escuela del crfmen de Pitts
! burg.
!. A las puertas de la muerte.
/ La viuLa roja de Paris.
| La bestia hrIlana.
, Una ncchc de terror.
FL robo del collar &c perlas.
La infame posada del Cairo.
u III r-rF-,r;, L., Corf,
FL reg &c los bandidos.
Aventuras de John c. Raffles, !
lei rey de los ladrones moder-
nos:
FL inc6gnito misterioso.
In robo en- ell Palacio Real.
Fl principe jugador.
Fl asalto en- Ct Sleeping.
FL amo rojo.
FL hereGero de Eaglestone.
FL secreto del anillo.
FL Presidente de las Colonias.
FL false sa!teador.
La doncella raptada.
Fl fusil del negro.
FL tesoro del Roghi.
Tn viaje de bodas.
FL tesooo de Estado.
FL s~accrdote del So.
Tn '. r~tg7aro \
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o o o D

cabeZada pOr un ariSt0crata,
que, despues de haber SOndea-
do la conciencia popular pre-
tendiendO resultar electO Pre-
sidente de la Republica, por
medic de elecciOnes legales,
Sc decia portador del senti-
miento Y aspiraciones del Pue
bio. Pero sin duda que est
hombre no era Ell que la Patria
llamaba, en- nOmbre de la CT
vilizaci6n, en- su auXilio; pues
ell "ChaparritO'', Jay. implor6
la ayuda de una naci6n, enc
MICA siempre de nuestra raza
y, dicho sea de paso, ambicio-
sa de nuestras riQuezas, Y rem
corosa q la saxon por haberse
negado Ell anciano Presidente
de la Republica, a ceder a EN-
preSas yanquis, para su eXplo-
taci0n las lineas ferroviarias
de la Naci6n Y los terrenoS pc
troliferos de Tamaulipas y We
racruz.
En- tales condolences, la ma
ci6n Norteamericana, approve
chando la magnifica oportu-
nidad que Sc lie ofrecia, (pOr-
que, 'interes, icuanto vales?'O
no tuvo embarazo alguno en-
prestar ayuda al hombre pig
meo, fisica y moralmente, que
en- ell cOlmo del delirio huma-
no, tenia pretensiones de Ap6s
toI. O.
Y ell "apostol triunf6," y
triunf6 por primera vez, Y des
de Ell punto de vista politico,
ell Coloso del Norte, sobre nueS
ira politica interior. Mas como
esta clase de triunfOs no son
duraderos, porque estan SEN
tados sobre una base de trai-
ci6n, (de TRACTION, porque sa-
Dido es que. despues de haber
solicitado Y obtenido, la ayu-
da moral : material de los E.
L.. Madero concedi6 a los
gringos 10 que el viejo tiranO
con TODD su tirania, no habia
Querido conceder,) de ambi-
ci6n Y perfidia, el regimen de-
I macratico ESpectaculO
doloroso Y horrible, pero fe-
cundo en- ensenanzaS.-se dcs
plom6, a POGO de edificadO,
COR ruido estrepitoso J tetrico,
victima de un cuartelazO, en-
cabezado, primerO,p Or Mon
dragon, Felix Diaz y Reyes, :
acceptable despu6s Dor HuerCa,
led sosopuBn0 sol op Bls!A ia
juicios cauSadOs a la Naci6n Y
hasta la inminencia de una in
tervenci6n eXtranjera que Sc
cernia por aQuel entonces, CO.
mo ave de rapina, sobre ell
cuerpO exangue de la Patria.
Sc me dira que Huerta te-
MIA especial inter6s Ell hacer
"deSaparecer' de la escena
mundanal, a la persona de Ma
dero. Y 70, sin que quiera
dementir tai especie, porque
no estuve nunca en- Ell cOraz6n
del Indio, dire que, no obstan
tie de TODD 10 que Sc ha dicho
en- esos peri6dicoS "constitu-
cionaliStas," no ha habido
haSta la fecha, persona que
sin apasionamiento y sin ca
lumnia, demuestre, con pala-
bras fundadas Sobre una base
veridica y con hechos cOncre-
tos la culpabilidad de aqu6l.
Cuando menOS asi Sc despren-
de de declaraciOnes hechaS
por algunos pOliticos carran-
cistas Y otros "iStas;" las que
no pasan de ser hip6tesiS, del
TODD inadmisibles, por 81 fon-
do de exageraci6n Y la falta
de concOrdancia, aSi unas con
respecto de otras, como con
los successes mismos, cue Sc de-
IL
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Por IN despacho proceden
tie de Veracruz y recibido aver
en- esta ciudad, Sc sabe que ell
The Springdale news., 1915-06-18
sprinedaIe, Ark, June 1e, 1s19.
THE TWO LEGGED SKUNK.

One of the lowest and most cow ardly traits . person can have is the sneaking habit Of talking about oth- CTS, who by the way, are usually lar superior ill every respect to the sHmy-tongued person who does the talking Deliberate slaadef indicates lapse, utter depea'itH aad the maLie= ious, pratfng gossip ~ho= has aa idea thu. to run someone e.ze's chardet- or me zns the bafidiHe aR of his own 4sqa4zy aeconpllshes nothing but that of sin 8.ng ap= =His 9a1=l.t=se4zz7 st soul. Very feH people haze enough strozgth Of eA3r.c-er b s1eak aEa of others without doiaz themselves fhz a5zt Aaf.a. #hHt 6seams t9st ruth aHa kid wo5a- 4ee rot exit ing e.o4ga for sone re si,le. tsJt5l- ly aae person HHo is I#-tte ifzAa.t at nla5414.s masked a s.s5 55#o3= Che e.5ss aa4ar o4= other =FeeH.e Is Nzit kf75#H tn 54e= =neig7beghoza [ as= osze 0=za ~ sips. which ts ezasszd by rfsAt tAihk- Ing people as=a 2R,=4il k.9ioas' 4ts gu E.as, dirty bu7taee.s= It look 5- =tf some of#tae= =3oHe ftals=hatt an d4a that to ruin sor3eohe else. character means the bab!iAs up O his own. but to po.Ht oat an error i anotherss character 39ss H.t praf corresponding virtue in one own. sneaking gossip ts se i7a so mean, 90 vile, that the pref1min anee of almost any ether quality ! to be preferred Being eo~ardly, loves darkness rather than light being venomous, it would be to th
 noblest character what the rattle snakes po.son is to the human sys tenn, and, being inconsistent, it i as blind IS q eopperhead in Augas to the per.eations Of those whom
 would degrade.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-18
Newspape Space.

Very often people, in taking 10 tie newspaper men, leave the impression that newspaper ea1 deyete column after column to var GUS things tree of charge without any cost 10 the publisher. Every lire in ne"sPa- per costs its publisher something. II it is to benefit some indiFidual, he may fairly expect to pay something. You do net go iato store ard ask the proprietor to hard you out=teh pounds O. sugar for netting, even though the grocer may be personal fir end and even tdough the git may not be large The beneficiary of ad vertising should ray fir it just as ne has to pay the gr3cerss bill Never thaless many people cannot seem tt learn that newspaper pays Its eX' penses by renting srase, and that n is just as much entitled to eollee' rent for the space occupied as yo5 ara for the house you reHt tenant -Ex.
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and is well known throughout the community as one of the most honor able. intelligent young men taal Granby has ever claimed, and one oL tah most promising young men ol the Southwest Missouri conference He bids fair to climb to the top rops of the ladder of fame in his proies sion.
 With union of two such eh2rael- CTS there can be nothing but happl- ness ill store for them. They have the congratulat.or and best wishes Hof the entire community Granny Missourian
 The above is ot special interest t readers of The News as the groom was raised in springdale and is "eL known throughout this section. Int News joins with the many friends II wishing this couple much happihess.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-18

particular piece of city improvement
 passed up; neither do a majority of the citizens, but all are somewhat
 lax in giving the matter their atten-
 tio4 It is probable that some of the merl hants where the petitions are
 located, have not given the matter much attention; ill fact some oI them We know have allowed the petition to
 become hi splaced, others do not
 ne ltion the matter to customers, and
 tAara are some who are showing
 spirit of "dont caredness. Let's all
 make a strong pull this next week,
 and sec ii this fund cannot be made .up A little attention by the mer- chants, assisted by some or the
 other i've boosters will raise the needed amount in half q day, and there's rot man, woman, boy or girl in Springdale but what will be proud of the work after it is finish ed. Let's drop this apathy toward this improvement, and get busy. Ii you can t give $f0, give g.; if not this much give $1; small amounts will grow into large ones in a short
 time, and if you are not wiling to give the cash, go put your name
 down for days w5rn, it all helps.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-18

has conformed to the historic tradi- tion of the United States on non intervention in European affairs, but he realizes the world has changed and the United States can 10 longer remain hermeticaly sealed.
 The rupture besween President Wilson and Mir. Bryan will be one ol the great landmarks of the war. It is a mercy for the United States that in the struggle, the amiable dreamer was defeated by the statesman.
 In refusing to yield all inch on the rights of American citizens, President Wilson s5 defending the sacred ark Of freedom. He will net go to war if war can be avoided with honor, but the integrity Of the tnitee States is his supreme concern and it is safe in his hands .''-LoEdon i fEngland1 News.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-18

when it comes to courage and stam- ina and falthfulness he has the best O brothers backed clean off the boards. Likewise he is possessed of an unfatIing memory. not only for farors received but for indignities bestowed upon him when he was not in position to do anything but bear them.
 If Colonel Bryan at Baltimore fan cied that because he had the houn dog far from his native hills he could boot and belabor the beast with impunity then and ever after ward he was never more mistaken in his whole life-and he's been aw- fully mistaken at times. That houn' dog is respected today wherever men admire heart that is superior to disappointment or defeat, while Ithe fellow who so maliciously, merci- Ilessly cuffed and kicked him around I in the sight Of all the world at Balti- more is losing friends faster than q dozen expert adding machine manipu lators could count them
 Never you worry, MT New York
 Herald man, about tae Missouri houn dog He's Of the breed that is amply able to take .keera of itself. = Springfield Republican.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-18
"Sure, 1 Promise
CHAPTER l

The genial Mir. Bates can be pushed just so far. He was slghtly exasperated. As a matter of fact he rather likes to talk to travelling men, but 1t seemed a bit rough, on Saturday morning with deliveries way behind, for a perfect stranger to try to sell him a.
 Say, what do you think this is, a bank?' he asked testify.
 No, is q grocery store-and a mighty busy one. That Nhy am try. ing 10 convince you that you need our service. Now take taat Paekaseof fea- have you ever uiei to figure whether you make or lose money on 1t, figuring in overhead, your salary, etc.,
 No use, young man; you're just wasting your wiaa. I'm too busy selling goods to bother with all that theoretical stuf.''
 All right, Mr. Bates, see you're no' ready to talk with me; but promise me this that the first time anything in the way of costs. collections, profits or in. ventorv puzzle. you, you will give me another chance
 Sure, sure, l promise; anything tc get you out ot here.
The Springdale news., 1915-06-18
THE HOUN' DOG

It would be worth a good deal to know the thoughts Of that houn' dog that was so ruthlessly kicked around at Baltimore New York Herald.
 We could have told the world at the time that in due course the Mis- souri houn dog would come back in- to his own and give Colonel Bryan and everybody else who booted and cuffed him around at Baltimore the merry bow WOW.
 The houn' dog of which we read about in song and story is not only Missouri born and bred, but he's a real, simon-pure 0zarkian as well. In the matter of beauty he may be not over-abundantly endowed, but
The Springdale news., 1915-06-18
WORLDS FIRST CITIZEN

N0 man ia He Denxpes'aebc world to dag is so entirely governed by prin- ciple and moral sanc1 i0ns President Wilson is n3t merely the first citi- zen of the United SG4tes, but the first citizen of wstd He makes mistakes no doubt. ts- he is human. but they are neys mistakes of q weak maa thev are never the mis- takes af political gambler. or one r9aeEa IF soedid motives of ambi- tian.
 "EHaerof H5lHam hos made many m5s1l. ea.t ous about nations and men. blt his ere4test miscaiculation was ia resaed to Mr Wilson and the United St8tes. Iacidentally there al So has been m#ch misconeeption OF the sane sabze in this country.
 Throughout the war his attitude
The Springdale news., 1915-06-18
BRIDENTHAl-MATHIS.

Rev. Claude Rridenthai, of Gran bE. al Mss Hazel Mathis Of Fair view, surprised their many friends here Thrasday, Jure 3. when they were marreid at the home of Rev. II A. Wood, of Neosho, by Rev J. R. Strong of Carthage.
 Mrs. Mathis BridenthaI was one Of Granby.s most successful teachers last year. She was very popular with her pupils and Granby people in general for her many accomplish ments and amiable disposition
 Claude Bridenthal is pastor of the NE. church. south,= at this place
The Springdale news., 1915-06-18
LET'S GET= BUSY ON
 CLEANING OUT THE POND

From casual glanae at the differ ent petitions located at all the busi- ness houses ia Springdale calling for donations, eitEer cash CT labor, to- ward cleaning out, walling and light ing the pond. it begins to look as if some extra work is needed, or the proposition will fall by the Way. The News does Tot want to see this
The Springdale news., 1915-06-18

no use. IYe either got to geta new bookkeeper or new line of business. Sales are 0. .k.-bettef than last year but where in Sam Hill are the ProtIts2 It ain [ reasonable that 1 could do the grocery business Of the town and be in the hole. l wonder can the trade on tea and coffee be falling oa. Maybe we ought to push the profitable lines more providing these are any profitable lines. Perhaps it costing me more to do busi. ness on account of the war or the tariff.
 T tell YOU ii : no cinch to guess the
The Springdale news., 1915-06-18
"PAY-UP" WEEK.

Hume, Mo, May 29 It is | GUS tom et the Chinese to pay all their debts en New Years day and start the selr wj.h | clean slate. The people pf Hlme be Heye that to be good p an and conducive to | nora ReaShborlF feeling. s9 tae W-e'l U June 5. has been set as de hene u pay ap" week. During that time ey- efybody viH aa eEpe ed to pay aa dsbts. return everything they have b5Frs we'd. and n general, square up eter& account that is o1ts andilg st ts4tdn.
 Ar tine sane tin4o il is hoped that the pay.ns up" will extend somewhat beHoad the commercial side and resal in ths settlement Of a'l personal da.1encea and general reconciliation of those who have been at osts
 The above clipping ks handed i by . local merchant in view of tn fact taat we have hs.d clean Up weeks, "paint-Hp weeks. and offieli road days, and other Gifferans off ciai designated lays. the merchai wonders ahy q "fay~p~ week sue as praet.ced above wousdal't | be a goC one
The Springdale news., 1915-06-18

mofc trade on sPtelaIIy craekcrs-that : one of our most profitable lines. That's aIl lrow. Tell Pete want to see him.
 fete youare slowing up. Last month you sold SI23 les tl.an Sam. Moreover, Sam sold stuff We maze a good profit on, while iude-