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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
The Latest Plot Of
the Anarchists

since sons before the days % ths
raymarkst riot which resulted IN the
death % several policemen and tns
subsequent execution = several lead
ers. Chicago has been hotbed 81
snarchy. During recent years. prob
ably because of the lesson taught
~ the trial. Rhile there have been
periodic outbreaks. there has been IT.
se enort ~ organized murder In the
windy city. New York has had oe-
cAalona outbursts but untu within
she last few months. when several
anarchisfic ouuages have been at
tempted. eliminating IN tne plot 20
slou ID 81. patricks and murder -
financial leaders 81 the city. the -reds
have been Eept well u check
Periods q great Industrial streaa
have almost invariably been responsi-
BE FOR nnarehistic activity The seeds
81 diacord Vhlch Tire anarchists are
always industrousls planting. $50
a. far up0n more prolific soil Waen
che great cities a. The land are con
aeatea wifh armies - the unemployed
Prosperity la the enemy e anaraas
and eoralta are dneult 20 secure
vheu nsine F. comparatively easy
a. ett rbe past year has been an
unusaagy good one Cor the diaaemina
tar 81 auarchhJfe doctrine. ana IN
vssu ~ Industrial conditions 81 ia ho'
surprising that a ut0e arad" activity
las become manifest
Use ararehif "a an Hnrsnenerats
rbarlsIn with no plaee ln Tag
vma naor present aag conditions
1ssa ia gaasia. where but fsa years
ESQ EIb.Hstie autfaees were IS cam.
ron occurrence. the dsctrins ~ %
brand. the bomb and enc knIf.
IS eraaaaIy dsus out due. unqles
t.eneblx. s. che advance ~ edacst.af
which hrnsa realization that sea
r. nueicd wrenaF MAY better be rec
taed is au sr ts tae beat there &
as man rstber ftsn av appeal to ~
ffutai Instincts tsat setn io have sur
eee8. tn aane peafis. since the Gay.
II the stone ase
YaFk haa aIreadg demonstrate.
e o. espe ata che a.taatie'
Seen presented tg ho iats
nd ef5 astiee 90
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
FOUNDERS DAY
At CHAUTAUQUA
TT WAS cELEBRATEn SUNDAY
WITH SACRED MUSIC nv noe
coE's ORCHESTRA

Founders Day as ths Ylorsda Ch~u-
March 7th. with sacred nsusae ~ Ros-
cosH Orchestra and soprmno sole ~
Miss Baxton Tributes we're pasd %
these men whs we're Instrumental In
founding the F7sEiaA chautAaaaa A.
ISOLATION d.. Thouaa ChApmaa
spoks esnes<nins The infsusnos - tse
chautaaeaA and 81 ths facs that De-
Funiak Springs wAs probably the nsess
moral and intellectual city 81 lee sin
in the unitea States. censrasting n
favorably with ether places In which
he bad awslG nw. sadnsy .. Cats
spoks in glowing words 81 TIA wevk
of Tia late president waiia1s Brsoe.
ana his sterling qualities - . man. -
. psst. asd 90 an orEAnizsr. Dx. crAw-
ford spoke In woras Of oommeaaation
concsruins the hlga idsals 81 the In
ssitutien and the fact that n hae dcns
much 20 meuld tia character Of me
psspls oe west F1ogiaaA re Illus
tratsd MS point BY illustrations Of two
communities adjacent 70 D@FuIRAk
Springs. one which was I'm tho habit
q attending the chAusAmqua ana the
other IN the habit % net attending the
l Chausaaaua. and drew thereby a Goa
trmss In the life. intellectual and neral
% the two e0mmuniti@a President
Kennesh Bruce spsks ef the early
foundation Of the F1orada ChautAsaua
/ Association. telling how In tia sum
msr Of 1886 Bishop vino@nk. pT. Oh
/ lette, Major vankirx. Mr.. 9. Q. Baa-
/ on. ard wallace Bruce mSs &c nAa
MotheT Chaasauaua beneath . trsa Ss-
side Chautaaeua Lake and thsrs e.
eided % inAuEurate sAs F7ertaa cnAa-
/ sauau& Aascc4Atien- Hs spane se shs
amcrincea and the work ef thesa man
IN Building and fostering ths tnssitu-
I ton. Tie referred 20 enc Of ths sasiy
1 e@crwtaEieR. Mr. Newell. ard his wcwk
20 the work % Mr.. Plank. and spoke IN
| high praise 81 the mary services II ths
/ late Mr.. Coiver. Who wgs for mAny
| years secretary OF the institution
Th@ program Monday opened with q
talk on Money ~ Col n y la
son. who spoke "a length oonosrrina
the Constitution Of the unft@d 6te1ea
ana the fact that the oogsmsisution save
the right 20 congress - coin money
He referred . the work 20 Bentamin
Frankltn and e. his IDEAS % ths cur
rency. splendid eenoers va sfwsr
~ the afternoon By Roscos's orchsstrs
assisted BY Grace Pattsrson. rNAdss
and Misa Buxton. aolstMt As niwhi
/ an educational Sim % moving pic
lures. based upon tire story q Alex.
andsr Dumas. The Three Muskatecrsr
wac presented. This vas interpreted
with music BY the srchs@srA ara Ais'
Buxton.
The sttsndancs AZ ths Chsutauauu
is unusually good
The regular Saturday excursion vii
BE run on March 1sth at ths usua
price. This is Masonic Day ard iar9'
crowds are expected 90 cenam from 81
West Florida. The chief attraction
will be Miss H~ttis Jans DunswaS
presenting an adaptation from "pmaas
Long Legs" The Avon Sketch Club
Grace Patterson. reader. and Mis-
Buxton, soiosst. Hen. q n. Glover
former grand master 90 tire staAs o.
Florida. and Hen. G. T. Wilson. preaani
grand master q the state. win Be PRES
ent ~ the morning Aour
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
PISTOL TOTER A
HOUSE BREAKER?
a pARkWV wso Was FOUND
ARnEp wAEs ANsEsTao 80.
CAUSE % SUSPICIOUS ACTIONS
eARRlKD soMH sroIEN ooope.

upsn iasnFfsyfHs Esaz svs glasses
and = plstol rs his property. q Mr.
Hsrringtsn, from Brents. ysmxsrdAy
was sns means e having q vsyy So
rsous eAarss prefsrred against Alfred
D~vta aAs negro who was aned sios
m the peESes court the Gar before.
Mr.. Herxtnwton stated that the wosda
he eaaArns were stoien from his resi-
dance near Brsnts several nights Awo
~ sens hurgiax who fcrcad an en-
trance - the building. Thsrefore Ia
Wis. IN addition 20 having oeen nns6
fer carrying concealed weapon IN ths
city court. win nhely have q hard TINA
explaining 10 shs county authorities -
te how he came into poasesaien e Iha
stolen arsicisA
Davis was taken Int oumtody be-
cause of his suspicious Behavior when
Ne sac an osscer nearby. alsd be wa
charged with carrying cencaaies
weapons. which charge wMa proven
ana On which he was ansd Hsrrtne-
ton learned ~ the city case from thu
city nswspaperw yesterday and ne
came 10 town In . hurry. showing az
~ the police station. promptly idsnti-
tying his property. TIE negro wa
shoFsIy Afterward tranafeFrea 20 che
county jail
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10

walk the floor. could not lie down OF
sit still sometimes for day and night
II time. wAa nervous. and had very
little appetite, no ambition, melancholy,
and often fels ~ though I bad not o
friend In the world. After I had tried
most every female remedy without sue
cess, my nother-ln-lsw advised me e
take Lydia r Pinkham's vegetabls
Compound. l did 20 and gained In
strength every day. have nov no trU0-
bic In any way and highly praise your
medicine 1t Advertises Itself. Mrs.
S. T. HURLEY. Eldon, Missouri
Remember. the remedy which dsd
shis was Lydia z. Pinkham'a vegetabls
Compound For sale everywhere.
IL has helped thousands Of women
who have been troubled with displaee-
ments. Inflammation, liberation. tuners.
Irregularities. periodic pains. haekachs.
that bearing down feeling, indigestion.
and nervous prostration. after al eehsE
means have failed Why don't you ~
ST. Lydia T. Pinkham Medicine Co,
Lynn, Mass.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
STRANDED BARK
IS FLOATED AND
TOWEO TO PORT
ITALIAN VESSEL WHICH RAN
ASHORE WAS PULLED orr
SAFELY YESTERDAY AND IS
NOW AT ANCHOR ~ PENSACOLA
cay.

After remaining three days high Oh
the south side o. santa Rosa Island
dozen miles east Of Pensacola light
the Italian bark Ailne. Cadlz 70 Pensa-
cola. was hauled safe 10 deep water
early yesterday afternoon and ~ 1
o'clock was towea TO an anchorage
in the stream.
The tug Nellie. Which assisted the
tug E. E simpson In dragging the
vessel from Der sandy bed, towed the
Aline 10 fort, and az anchorage was
assigned her near Perdido wharf. where
Il = possible a survey viii be held be.
fore the Allne IL offered cargo. The
craft r. consigned to Rosasco Bros, 70
load out with timber and lumber
According 70 those who we're on the
Aline. The latter does not leak In fact.
81 was asserted yesterday. the vessel
suffered no damage from having been
GA the beach
Italian Consul caficro lost no tims
IN reporting the safety Of the Aline
/ Yesterday a. soon as IL was posi- DE
for him % set IN touch with tsle-
graph Office The captain. who also
came ashore personally. made = re-
sort 70 his owners % his arrival In
Pensacola har6or.
The Aline was pulled from the beach
FNaaa 8sfaea hrmfFts and NHwsawagwa
10th 81 the Aiken t,ompanys fleet
Much trouble vas experienced with tbs
Auue's crew al ~ whom we're re-.
ported t. have refused 90 Do any work
% ali g assist in getting the vessel
or tho beach fu fact camping o.
the beach wns much 70 their liking. Il
ttas reported upon arrival % severa
from tie scene for they are said e
have secured a. the stores and win,
they wanted from ths stranded bark
curing che absonce az the captain whe
came ta the cItF FOR assistance. and
yesterday according % several from ths
scene thet refused Is leave the beach
arH 80 aboard the Attire claiming ina
the vessel WIS not safe IN fact the'
claimed that we're the bark tovget
frsm me aeach the hlil would broat
VIA and theV would run q rick n
BOARDING The ship Drinking ~ muci
wine e was thought had lnnanet
every mem ser. including the mate o
the Alinc. and after refusing o. *
aboard their vessel the latter va
lowed - port hv tht Nellie Ate,
EsttlHg inside thc has and near IN,
navy ward the turbostt cast on hel
lines and che Aline came up the pa,
under sail manned - Captain Aiken
n vs. oliver and a salvage" erev
who we're taken from toe city 90 All
ln be work - the turf cats.
Nr Cahero said last nleht thnt h
would iai8 morning rerd for ne crew
bo remained in Their camp" las
neft ard wiu give tbrm a chance O
coming - the city Tiny have one uf
BOAT in Rood condition she other On,
Eas8na been wrecked
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
Tn. Indian War
a Voice From the Past.

voice oat ~ ths past apeaks g
that news taat there has been q re-
enrrsnce ~ Indian ashtre. The bat
ue s. Utah. however. here no reasm-
tisnee - the indian wars 81 ether days
II waa as attarh - porse or 8
hsua 81 oatlaWa tnd the fsct that their
co.or vas rsd 'nstead SO wh'te does
m alter tbe character of Che aehtinr
ruaeubteaiy there 1892 newer po aH
lndlan vaF o. cots country again The
atraeele between redskins And pale.
faas lasted two centuries and hair
hut Il ended a auartea q q century
aeo. r. enc Sense e may ae uala 8
have been "a single war. q war II ter
ritoriaf aeFre SION rhat long hia-
tcry ended with tbs wounded Knee
causr e. and the k.nns 81 Sitting
nur. IS his death there persisted ned
gaehei ana King phnlp. TscumHeh and
Brandt rhe war whose reeords bear
such namea as Danisl Boone and Miles
Etanash. william Henry Harrison and
oeorer A. Custer. was terminated ~
Se'Fon Miles
In isss there vas 80 indian outbrelh
ia the northwest and force q SCI.
diera ander Gel rohn W. Bacon wa
attacked But TRAIT was mere Hss 4
not thar battle and ne Who'll,
s-gtsEf. ,,4H tss.fa~ff,. fssf #aaew Il
bore no more resemblance 70 enc ga
Indian wars thau does ths present dis.
turbance ln Utah Fsnls has Beer
written to the ereat epic
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10

is A CANDIDATE
CITY COMMISSIONER. WHOSE
TERM EXPIRES THIS YEAR. AN.
HouNcgs His CANDIDACY Fc~
RE-ELEcTIoN.

Thea W. JeAnsos. city commissioner
who two years asa. waa elected TO
the -shorxs' o. tive YeaF-esrm- en-
the board % commissioner. today an
nounces his candidacy Tor ss-eIection.
and earnestly soiicits the vusa OF his
fr4ends
Mr.. Jehnnon says that ne tried ta
conduct the dnsies Of his important Of
fios oapably and wsli. and Just how
he has succeeded ne wiii leave il q
him fssenda. al Of wnSm he wants "a
remember him ~ the polls al the PROP.
er time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10

Eo4t Sullth ARK has solved tHe
prohibition problem instead - bcirs
efosea ere salueas Gro ~ - "fs4ed
So psr day hg She cltN PAYABLE eeerf
sen DAYS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
OF MRS.
LOUIS HULKE
EXPIRES At PENSACOLA sANs.
TARiuM AT rHE AoE oF SIXTY.
ONE YEARS

Mrs. Louis Huika aged saxfy-ons
years. disd yesterday afternoon az the
Pensacola sanltarium. where mhs had
bean under treatment fer the past
several weeks The hour % the fun
eral win be announced later
The deceased had been q resident az
Pensacola for the past three years.
and II survived by husband. one son
and two daughters. one daughter -
In Chicago. the husband IN Nashville
and the remaining son and daaghtsr
in Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
SMALL HOUSES
ARE DESTROYED
EARLY MORNING FIRE con-
sUmEs COUPLE OF DWELLINGS
WHICH OCCUPANTS HAD TO
LEAVE IN A aIG HURRY.

A. s,sT o'clocx yesterday morning
two sraafl houses on East Government
street caught IRE IN some mysterious
manner and both we're totally de-
stroyed No SIS occupied b. A. z.
Anderson. and No. SIS. owned and 90
cupled ~ Thomas Gilbert we're the
places destroyed Both were total
losses. and lot e household Eooda
were also burned.
IN q statement yesterday ths occu-
pant 81 one Of the places burned as-
serted emphatically that the place hAh
been Aired, but che could give NO reA-
son FOR such an assertion.
One Of the houses was practically
destroyed when the trucks reached the
scene. and the second one vas on IRE
and the flames had gained Some con-
siderable Roadway.
Subscribe for The Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
WOMEN GAN
HARDLY BELIEVE
How Mrs. Hurley Was Re
stored to Health BY Lydia
K Pinkham,s Vegetable
Compound.

Eden, Ne. -sI vas troubled WITH
displacement, Inflammation ard female
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10

WE&AAEEA TOT kW&
years / could nOt
stand On my feet
long at . tine and I
could not wAlk tie
blocks without en-
during cutting and
drawing pains down
my right side which
increased every
month / have beea
at that time purple
In the face and would
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10

doesn't seem Is have suffered ~ rea-
son 81 tne Earepeau war
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
s0yIai AIllilspdu0El
of Motherhood

There is aps ts ha latent spprwAsnston
@f distress 20 mmF the oompasse yey Of
ezpectattsn. But thia is ouite eweroeme
~ tha adwfce Of se snany wovnen % use
'18oshars Friend This Il an external
application designed ts 30 iuertcsts the
masclaa ard 60 thua % relieve ths prws-
sire reactsn8 en the nerves. that the
naturmi strain Upon the cords and fiEa-
meats = nse accompanies hy those severe
pains sata ts cause nausea. nncruing SICK
ness ana many local aistressea. This
.gssaaia sznersa@sian = knswn is . maiti-
tnde &C methsrs
MAny p@np4@ balievs that ehees E~mszsm@
wAioA have sseed the test 81 tire. that
have been pat 20 every trial nader the
vAryinH conditions 81 age. weight geasr1i
hoalth. etc. may be safely relied upoa-
AnA iuawing By thu fact that ''Mether's
Frtend| has been IN continual uss since
ssv granametheys earlier yeeFs an4 10
kngwn threuxAQQs the UniaeA States a
Say be easily MfeFrea that n 10 sems-
ehAmm thme wem@n tam ab0ue ana gladly
Eecemmena 70 irrespective msthsrx.
Msth@rs KwsenA'' IL prepers4 eniy m
ww swn laeexmtery and 10 soia ~ exrn@-
Ht~ts sverywhere. ASS fer ecstie te-6ay
ana write fsr spsoiAl s~ek fcr exp@etamt
Easther9 Aa4rs@s Br2aaeiA Regulates
c.. soT L&maT ntex.. Atlzsta. Ca
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10

The Journals Want ad
Way" will get you results
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-04
Ell ANUNCIo ECoNoMICo.

Como nuestros lectores habran no.
tado, tenemos en- nuestro diarlo una
seccion Ilamada de Anuncios Econo-
micos, sobre la cual queremos lamar
Ia atencion del pubiico en- general.
Esta seccion cs de verdedera impor-
tancia para ell que busca un empleo,
para ell que quiere IN empleadoso sir
v%iente, para el que tfenc algo quo
vender o comprar, para todos, en- re-
sumen, los que necesitan ponerse en-
c~ontacto con alguien para llevnr a
cabo ell arreglo de cualquier negoeio.
LA PRENSA es ci periodico mexi-
can mas leido dentro y fuera dc San
Antonio y sus anuncios son de result.
tados PRACTICES inmediatos. En- GUAM.
to al precio de clos en- la seccion de
Anuncios Economieos, bastenos de.
cir que podemos pubiicarlos hasta por
Ia insignificente yuma de Is centavos.
81 neccsita listed trabsjo Q eu;plca.
dos, S; trata de r~entar, comprar o
vender algune casa o t%erreno, 81 hs
perdido alguna cosa, 81 quiere com.
prar o vender muebles, joyas, etc,
pase a nuestras ofieinas y lie daremos
q conocer nucstras condolences para
publican los anuncios economies.
Por muy POGO dipero conscguira 10
que listed desea, ples LA pRENSA
es Zelda en- todss parties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-04

WASHINGTON. Julio "A Pc
Sar dc todas las dificultadcS con que
ha vcnido a tropeZar Ia Cruz RoJa
Americana, ha podido continuar suS
trabajos dc auXiIio pasando por Pa
chUca. cnmrdiO Dc las fucrZdS d.
C~arranza, Ell su marcia hacla Ia
Capital dc Ia RcpUhlica. En- Su ca
mino ha tcnido que atravcSar tam
bieu las liucas de- defensa d. Ia
paga, pero sin entrar todaNla en-
Mexico, Sesun las noticias cnyiadas
hev por q consul Sllliman.
E! tren de u Cruz Rola americana
eSta compuesto dc dcce cares de
mAZ que salisron de VeracruZ pa
"a pachuCa. los cuales 81 ha conSe-
guido vavan eScoliados por una
fuerza carranciSta que prGporclono
Z! Primer Jefc a inStancias de "a
citada institution.
Sc cree Ell csta Capital que esta
sea Ia Ultima eXpedicin6 de la Cruz
Roja Il Ia Capital de la Republlca,
Il las fuerZas De GarranZa entran en-
Mexico y Sc posesionan de aquella
plaza. T. departamento de tsta-
DO americana dice hoy 70 sieuien-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-04
GUARDING OLD GLORY" EN- Ell
ROYAL.

Previos arreglos eSpeciaIeS, Ia en-
presa del Teatro Royal ma traido a
San Antonio, directamente de Chlca-
go. V sin fijarse en- los graudes gas
tos que su exhibici6n amerita, una de
las mas interesantes peliculas anne
ricanas. Esta pelicula Sc llama
Guarding Old Glory consta de Gin
co grandes parties Y por ella Sc pue-
den dar cuenta del total de las fuer-
zas navales, te~rritoriales = aereas con
u cuentan los Estados Unidos en-
Ia actualidad.
Ademas. el publico, pOr medic dc
esra cinta. podra yer como o edu-
cados los soldados en- el arte de Ia
guerra; eli papel ~impOrtante que de-
sempenan los aereoplanos en- Ia mis-
ma; de como combaten los barcos;
de la c~olocaci6n de las minas. etc.
En- ell matinee Y en- la function noe
tIrrna habra IN magnIfico concerto
musical, en- ell que tomaran parte el
professor Rafael Gaiindo, renombrado
violoncellista meMcano que ha alcan-
zado grandes exitos en- las ciudades De
Mexico, Paris, Bruselas, Madrid. etc,
V ell professor Hector GorjouX, eX-dj-
rector de la Emma Yuch English
Grand Opera House de Nueva Or
leans, V de la French Grand Opera
House de Ia misma ciudad, asi como
de la Grand Opera House de esta cip-
dad.
La pelicula Guarding Old Glory"
sera exhibida solamente el dia de hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-04
Esta persecution viene de mis-
enemigos.

Ell general Huerta, muy amable,
mente, nos hablo de la labor dc
"Justicia."
-Muy bien, dijo. Ese es ell ca
miuo que deben seguir. Decir la ver
dad en- estos momentos angustiosos
para la Patria. Hay que perseverar
en- Ia tarea.
Pero nosotros no queriamoS hablal
de nuestro p~eriodico y desviamos la
conversation.
-No-dijo a pregunta especial
que le hicimos-esta persecution de
que soy objeto viene de mis- enemi-
.gos. De mis- enemigos de quienes
nunca hablo nj me ocupo. Ahora no
Sc trata de rencillas de partido sino
de evitar una intervention armada
y de restablecer ell orden en- nues-
tro desventurado pals. Que sea quien
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-04
uere: aun ell mismo Villa.

fuere: aun ell mismo Villa.
-Villa?-preguntamos sorprendi-
dos.
-Por que no? Digo Villa como
decir enc o zeta. 81 alguno de esos
senores que tanto NAL han hecho a
Mexico estuviesen dispuestos a vol
yer sohre sus pasos, todcs deberia-
mos ayudarle.
-Aunque esten manchados de
TRACTION?
-Justamente por ESQ no haran
obra de bienestar ~nacional, porque
nadie cree en- ellos nj son capaces
de NADIA bueno. Recuerden ustedes
ell cas- lamentable del q de Abril
de 1914. Yo lame a los r~evoluciona-
rios a combatir al invasor Y ellos
respondieron que no Sc trataba de
una ofensa d Mexico sino a Victoria
no Huerta.
" penSar que listed pcrdon0 i
Francisco Villa!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-04

diario de reciente fundacion en- es-
ia ciudad. celebraron aver una lnte-
;resante e~ntrevista con el senior gene
raj don Victoriano Huerta.
Los periodicals. mexicanos habla-
ron ampliamente con ell ex-Presiden-
Ite, de quien recogieron importantes
Ideclaraciones. 70, q mi vez, recoJo
las impresiones de los citados perio-
Fdistas. para mandarlas q LA PREM
lSA. toda vez que revision una noto-
iriedad muy s~ignificativa.
Como algunos pcri6dicos dijerOn
que en- algunos meses de destierro
ell general Victoriano Huerta habia
perdido, con su antique vigor, Ia
marcialidad serena que lie distinguia,
cuando nos encontramos frente a 81,
comprendimos que Sc trataba de una
modification.
Fl ex P~residente de Mexico con
.serva 81 recia c]ontextura Y ST. geS-
to elocueute = e~Nergico. Ell tempo
no parece hacer mayor meila en- esa
cabeza rapada ' vivaz, nj en el rostro
indigena. ennoblecido por nj iro-
MIA que no Sc sabe 81 baja de sus
espejuelos reIampagueantes 0 mace
en- las fuertes comisuras de los la
bios. hoscos por las puas de un BIZ
cote cano recortado q Ia ingleSa.
Luego que supo que Sc trataba
de nosotros, nos hizo paSar sin di-
lacion y nos recibio afectuosamente.
Su mano aprieta con vigor j~u"enil.
Efectivamente, no es IN viejo. Tie
ne la agilidad del soldado Siempre
listo y hecho d las fatigas. Tn deta-
lie. e general Huerta ha recorrido
a pie toda Ia Repablica Mexicana y
conoce. palmo a palmo, cada n de
las entidades federativas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-04
La Cruz Roia continua SUI obra de
auxiIiar a los habitantes nece-
sitados de aIimentos
region del Vale del Yaqui Sc eneuentra en-
calma, segun 10 dicen los a~nuncios ~oficiales

Ell tren lievadO pOr Ia Cruz no
ia Americana fuG cscoltad0 y aeon
panado por w. P. SlIllman' Gu
dadano americana y Mr.Silllman EN-
pcnoSamentc manifesto que Ia Sc
crciaria de Guerra Y los f~crrocarrl-
les oficialcs de NeracruZ proporcl0-
narOn toda claSc de f~acllldadeS pa
IA eli embarquc y conductor dc los
where's, d5ndole5 p]refercOcla sobrc
sus propiaS necesIdades' Fl con-
sui Silliman participa tamblen que
81 general Shanklin y L. OCennor'
representatives de Il cruz R"la, Tue
ron de Pachuca Z Mexico !!eyando
ccnsiso una buena Cant!dad dc pro
.NiSiones,
Como puede comprenderse iacil-
mente tales noticias no han oldo
.traSmitidaS directamente de Next
co, V son contradict0rlaS con las
que Sc han dado a conocef del MI
nistro del Brasil, en- que describe
Ia hororosa situation de Ia Capital;
elias proceden dc fUcnteS que no
conocemos Y no Sc han hecho puhll~
cas- sino hasta despuss dc atSuna5
entreFistas que. varios representa-
" Easa "a 9 C. L
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-04
Screnata al general Huerta.

Anoch". ccrca de las docc. I'm
grupO de admiradoreS del general
don VictorianO Hucrta, llcv6 una Sc
reuata a la Residential que ocupa
en- la Gale de Stanton.
La mayor parte de las familiaS
que residcn en- Ia barriada dondc
eStd ubicada la casa del eX Presi-
dentc, salieron u los BALCONIES, para
gozar de las deliciaS de una mdsica
mcXiCana.
Los policias amcricanaS que res
guardian la casa habitada pOr el
general Huerta vieTOn con S0rprc-
sa que en- veg dc hOmbreS armadoS
dc bombas dc mano. llegaran Il la
residcncia del cX PrcSidcute, alegrcs
muSicos Y enthusiasts admiradorcS
del hombrc que cS Ia pcsadilIa de
los rcvolucionarioS.
Ell CORESpONSAL.