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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

a LBUoUERoUE owners an,
IN drivers OF automobiles vii
4 hnd food Tor thought in tn,
very sensible suggestion made TO them
through a statement in the Herald
yesterday BY d. X. n sellers. Colonel
sciivrs advised Automobile owners "a
get together and ersanlxe for protec-
ton against the speed nrnd, the fool
o. worse who insists upon violating
speed regulations AMI In taking rash
chances. II the chances these fast
drivers take were with their own
neck and limbs only. no one would
raise a finger IN protest. Unfortu-
natoiy the vast majority of the
cbances arc forced upon pedestrians;
upon and children crossing
residence streets: upon those in horse
drawn vehicles who have not speed
available 10 escape the nac OF q
rapidly driven car
Colonel Sellers ha~ suggested to Al
buruerque automobile owners that
they would better get together and
suppress the speed ficnd themselves
before an angry public sentiment rises
up. not only 10 suppress him, but
probably to enact extreme laws Tor
tho unreasonable restraint Of the man
or woman VINO sees in an automobile
something moro than an instrument
Of destruction.
II would be unfortunate q the great
mass 81 men and women IN this city
who own automobiles and VINO drive
them. or have them driven. with great
care, should be subjected to extreme
traffic rules and speed laws because
a very few OF the t~houghtless or care
less or reckless insist upon cndanger-
ing human life. A number OF grave
automobile accidents have occurred In
Albuquerque during the past year
Not an have been due 20 teellers
driving; but many ", them haae
enough IN fact 70 justify the senti-
ment now growing rapidly that favors
a law which viii make violation OF
speed laws within this city punishable
by heavy. jail sentence and fine, and
which viii make it a dangerous thins
for a magistrate TO remit either jai
sentence or fine
There is absolutely no excuse for
the man who drives AN automobile
on a residence street az speed which
forbids instant control lie has no
more right 10 expect 20 be permitted
al large than a rabid dog or a iren-
xied drunk or d raving maniac; Tor
ne Is just as dangerous 4 human ifo
as are any Of these and he should bee
handled In Just the same why.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

1WA
a Galley o. Fun!
THE LOCOMOTIVE, THE COW AND
THE LAWYER.
A Fable.

A spotted Holstein heifer once OF
posed a certain railway project. and
was badly hit In tho General Smash
up. In fact. for many weeks she could
walk only on Three Legs. and for o
whole season was compelled to fore
so her customary Vernnl Diversion Of
dancing on Tulip Patches and Onion
Peas.
Thsrespsa she Holstein Hcifcr SO
cured the services Of an Able Attor.
noy, and brought suit against tho RAN
road Company for Ten Thousand Dol.
lars as compensation for Injuries suf-
fered. She produced Witnesses galore.
who testified that the Engineer neg.
lcoted to sound the Whistle TO warn
her Of the Trains Approach and give
her an opportunity TO save herself by
frlsking along ahead OF the Engine.
The Railroad Company also produced
Witnesses, as numerous as a rich
bachelors heirs. who swore that the
Whistle sounded 80 loud that they
contemplated suing the Company for
Producing Deafness.
The case finally went into the Jury's
hands. Said the Jurors among them.
selves: How many Witnesses dill
the Defendant producer" Eighty.
six" answered those OF the Twelve
reers who had kept a record Of tho
Number. Eyes. and how many Wit.
nesses had the Plaintiff" "Just
Eiehty-seyen." Then. Gentlemen"
said the Jurors among themselves.
tho Case Is plain as a north and
south Highway" q
The Spotted Holstein Heifer re-
colved a verdict for Five Thousand
Dollars. and began trying 10 work up
a MIX Route In order to be able 10
pay her Witnesses for some Expert
Testimony.
That same season the Able Attorney
purchased a Summer Cottage for Five
thousand Dollars.
Moral-The Matter litigated is usu.
lilly bad enough without mixing q
awyer up In IL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
QUESTIONS AND W
Backacke OF Invalid In Bed

Can goH spe0csi anything 10 re-
Here or prcrcHt the bdckachc sur.
tered frequently BY me confined 10
bcdl she has 10 sleep on her back.
and sometimes the pain Is Ucry
troublesome az night.
AnSrcr-It Is due TO relaxation Of
the joints between base Of spine
tsacrum) and hip bones Ciliuml-
the saero-iliac Joint. Tho doctor
might strap the pelvis with adhesive
plaster, or the patient might wear
n small pillow or pad strapped to
the lower spine. a good massage OF
the back by a strong nurse helps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

~ NE ~parasraph IN ne statement
on state finances given out
yesterday ~ members 81 the
executive committee OF the state Tax
payers association stood out. nj was
asserted thu u the tax collecting Of
ficiaia OF New Mckee were Sufficient
" diiigcnt TO brink about a nlne'y
,er rent collection of .Usc take, Jevlcd
tnore would be absolutely no danger
of'n shortage OF revenues for aas de-
pertinent OF the rtatc.
II was said further that Il was
reasonable 10 expect IN view of The
state's extreme need that such an e.
fort would be made by the collecting
officers, and hat public sen,im mi.
would probably demand II. II Is not
unlikely that public sentiment wit ic.
na'd collection Of The X just az
a '.as been doing for mai'v years
But we have little faita In any m
creased activity Of more STRENUOUS cf.
fort on the part of M collecting Of
ncials to collect the taxes. 40 mater
INV extreme the states need nty be-.
Until they arc boistered up ana COM
PEELED to acs by laws Tor his purpose
which cannot be ovaded. The Tux
collection laws Of this stats are the
wcakca link In the chain Of revenue
legislation; weaker even than he as
sessment system provided under the
Bursum law: which In an eonscicnce
H. weak enough. Even the strong,s
centralized taxins authority which
most people realize as necessary 10
this state will be helpless to provide
the revenues until the law So supple
mented by adequate measures to en-
fierce collections The greatest in
Justice 20 the large corporations OF
thus state, especially the tailruads.
and perhaps the only one, ~ that
these corporations pay their taxes
promptly and In fun, while On anaIe-
ing per cent Of individuals. after re-
turning their properly Tor assessment,
fail to pay anything at All, or sue
ceeding In compromising at one-haif
or a third, ms has been done quite
recently by a number Of very con-
.spicuous -personages.
our collection laws In this state APP
pear 70 have been framed upon the
.heory that assessment OF taxes upon
property Is made for the purpose OF
payment; and various devices
been provided for evasion of
many o. our prshincnt elu4am
IRE o slow / o take advantage There
IS not a bit Of use In equaliz!ng as
.essments aud making the assessment
complete unless the machinery b. pro-
ided for a surc-nro collection
Making our tax c~ollccting laws e.
.ectiVc Is another matter which cam
bee expected Go come about until
here Is a complete new alignment in
ne membership ana control OF the
state legislature. When men who are
charged with making ,ur lows are
either engaged in dodging tax pay
themselves OF are uudor the
domination OF men so engaged % d.
reasonable to expect much cuthua-
iasm Tor efficient collcgtns laws We
hope that the prediction OF a ninety
per cent collection at next oars taxes
proves correct. Hut there Dr. o. sast
amount ul reason for pesslmi.m
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

Tho AuFtriana also tockled Lilo
I'm 1892, but could not take II. BC.
cause Of this fact a great triumphtl
arch was erected n is closed Just
now, however. for la.i. OF business.
Lille is full az factories and rail.
roads. but % docs not allow Itself to
sprawl frowsily over the landscape
for all Of this. American mayors OF
busy cities which average an acre
Of beauty per square mile OF profits
should he compelled 10 visit Lilo In
times Of peace armed with a note
book Weighing 40 least four pounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

6 dy GEORGE FITCH - s;
LILLE

7 lille. which has Just celebrated
tho frat hahiycrsafy Of It's Ger
man c1rce wish tine reverse
pedal On. Is a dty 81 100000 people
located $50 miles northeast OF Paris.
II IS q fortified city OF tie FIRST
rank and was undCicndcd last year
by twenty forts. Tho guns In these
forts speak German as readily a.
they do French, which Us a source Of
great gricf o. the people OF Lille
who have been busy paying for them
Tor n.tv year.
Lille Is tho most Important city In
northern Frau.n. IN times OF peace
q makes nuru tkrcld. handles FAX,
wcavoa cloth. makes guns. locomo-
tiycs and railroad supplies and en-
tortains tourists. For the last year,
however, II has bccr largely engaged
IN taking in uuafdQrs. Lille probably
doe the Target boarding house bust
ness on earth just now. The board.
crs arc all Ge.uan End do not pay
nnEtuiur at prC5ent, but their credit
ia fir1riy rlrH inccHt.
Lille is a worry young French town,
having been founded less than 300
years ago n has Horlc rlFnifrcut
public buildings AMI g. "a worry hand
some town, hut it3 main street since
the visitors cimo haas looked like tho
main street Of p1npeii. However.
Lille ll used tO being stepped ON by
Mars u hHd frCciy gotten 70 good
start when if tas destroyed IN 1913.
II was reauIlt by Joa0na Of Con-
ttantiuople. Hh.cl SHOW that rail-
$500. #LH 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
QUITE LIKELY.

Sunday School Teachcr-H IS easier
ioi @ camel 90 pass through the eve
OF a needle than for a rich man { o en-
tef heaven. DO you know why that
b., Bobby?
Hobby Yes, Ma'am, ! s'pose It's
cause "a rich man always has 80 many
women tagging after him,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

shipments Of raes from the ports o.
Boston. New York and Philadelphia
were exceptionally heavy. For IN
stance during the month Of July there
was shipped out Of the por, o. Boston
wooden RAGS anouptins to 1.67s.7s5
pounds. valued ~ sts6,s2s. Tho cx-
ports from New York and Philadcl-
phle we're alse exceptionally barge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
A DRAWBACK.

Tho Captain oh. yes. this Is tho
rfht boat! lt's the most comfortable
tiip "a newly married couple cauld take
except for just one thing.
Tho Groom What b. thatg
The Captain-Well OF courec. VIZ
rant get the otbog passengora TO mind
Heir own business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
ne PEOPLES = TSN
LEGAL R1H
CARRYING Concealed weApons

q. Please inform nc rhcthcr nc
prorisioH Of me iqiC f~orbidding me
rarrYiHJ Of Generated trrnporS. or
nc rIfrVing Of dcodiB ircdp0Hs. dp.
pics 10 q person rho docs SO on MS
otrn promises.
A. The statutes concerning the
carrying Of deadly weapons diGcr
nor or less Ga the various
ftates. Uaually. the statute does not
apply TO individuals who are on their
promises at the time. such per.
gons will be included within the
operation Of the statute. however.
where the statute makes no exco,s
ton in this regs =.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
\ special Partnership

Q. Please zen me- gfGi Is mclni
~ q "Spccici Partnership
A. A s%necial partnership Is NJ
formed for a special or particular
transaction. Thus, two or more
persons mag form a partnership for
the purpose OF selling a certain stock
OF goods.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

Q. nv wifc's uncle. Who dird a
sh0ri time G9o. lsff 70 wiH Certain
tCOrdS ScCW 10 han, hcrH trrifisp De-.
'W'cH ne hr's. apparently Gdicd rs
NJ afirTth0UGht WOvH p0u hInt
hiS uOuid a9cei ne r1iidity Of the
riii2
a. A viii must aiwayB De exc,
cutC1 In accordance with tho re-
q%ulromont5 Of the statute " the par.
tirular state n tho will Is intas.
lined, the instrument must he ro.
executed with all tho iormallticl
required by the stgtutc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
AhsoLurELY pEPENpAnLe.

can you depend on what Bond.
word says?'
You lot fDur nfc' why. man. i've
roWn him iu quit a poker game loser
iust because he'd promised his wife
he'd be home eallri"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

First CoUyir. DC unions object 10
~ dom amy Kind of work dat com
pc'es wiz 'Houo.t labor"
Second Convict May De doy'd bo
villin' 10 Der us spend our time maxim
burglars tools.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
AIiInony Agnln

Q. Wacrc q omd Is suing for
a diroicc, wH dlimoHy pending the
suit De- dliOircd1
4. Sometimes. hut not nlvaya
N she has no means of supporting
herself. and II she 81 embarrassed.
financially. ~ conducting her suit,
alimony pending the suit g. allowed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

Dutch and Spanish have all taken
Lille. This fact enables the oldest
Inhabitants 20 make great |uuisanccs
OF themselves. comparing the pres
ent occupation with the hard times
whom they were boys.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
nv IDEA NoT - Rrcrwrn

Jonas. they keep iurs IN cold stor
tro now"
They do VOL I don't think we
are going 10 take o,.ra ice for that ~.
tie scudcd.out rabHtskin s~c1loollar
OF yours; I've got an ] can do 10 meet
the regular bills"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
HIS MASCOT.

Mrs Farmor-Why is II n bir
strong man like you doesn't get
work?
Tramp-Why rs dis rabbits foot.
Mum. OATS am wot saves me.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
WAY LIE Old II.

First pichpooket-H you knowcd he
only had q nickel, It was hardly worth
while pinchin' Il.
Second Plchpockot- Oh! ! tux Il on
IlincIple.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
Ngcnt mcld Linblc Tor Loss

Q. ! employed n uGH rs nv agent
amt gnrc him certain directions ron.
corning hc busin,ss ~ hand ne
d%isobcU'd mn DISTRACTIONS cud
sgSFtHcd a finGr ciai loss. COui1
make him liable 10 me, 4. Yes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
4 WiJow's

.. KiHdlB nm me- phrf Is meant
bR 70 Wtdotf'S n~iiuUGucC'
A. statutory enactmcnts IN many
Of tho states provide for the tom.
porary support Of the widow, by
means uf an allowance out OF her
husbands estate. This e. given tho
widow and family until distribution
Of the estate can he made or until
some other disposition Of the matter
is effected
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

Doans Hosulets are recommended
by many who say they operate easily,
without gripping and without bad AFTER
effects. 25o al all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

.. Pio1Sc ten me chat Is meant
bD ne "dbdtcWrnf' Of q %uVisnH,cf
A. Taking II away or removing g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

~ BwiV mN rHFvcr af qn~u0s pnt4iung o. H-rh ~ vor ga~ros 4. %
THrH hcHt 20 ri ht 1naWCcf through hnc counrF; " not II pT De- rnrfcrd
% 5@rMl g q o. Heic domocs Adfros al letters 10 Dr. WILTON Bddy Gre
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
state Penal Laws

q. Is HCrc dHB duiB dcuoirirS
on ~ state 10 enforce thc pcnfl
lars Of another sfdfcf
A.. 4 state f. not required TO on.
fierce the penal laws or the local
police regulations Of another state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

A good camel will travel 100 miles
IN "a day. An ordinary camel travels
only 70 miles in a day. In buying
camels make II a point TO select only
those having both speed and en-.
duranCe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

When n millionaire dies II gen.
orally develops that he was worth
about 100000 and that he had been
paying taxes on a valuation OF
$4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
Suap9hot@
JAY House, -

a man may bo said to be making
progress al soon as he discovers that
the soap box at the corner grocery
Is "A mighty poor seat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
The Money cIinched II

q. nv cousin OirpS a farm Which
De- rsafcd ont 10 " certain man aud
ais family. Ihcfc iCCrc scrcrai con-
difioHs iB ne tease. uhich iCds IN
rrifiHg. and fhis man mas fdiied 10
obscrrc them. M cousin. hotccrcr.
continues 10 rcccirr ne rent. C0uif
hc compel ne tenant 10 icdUc, De-.
cause Of ne l0ftor's foiiurc 10 Oh.
SCrrc me conditions 0f the irrsc'
4. Your cousins acceptance 81
the rcat, with full knowledge that
the conditions 81 the lease had been
broken by the tenant. amounts 10 a
waiver. Under such circumstances,
he Is not In a position to compel the
tenant 10 vacdtc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
Mag Not Alter Plans

'. An architect whom ! cmpi9vri
20 euprriniCHd ne erection NJ a
building madc numerous changes 10
M plans and as q consequence
H'rc arr claims against me- fpy cr-
ira 'rort. Did h. hare the right 10
d0 thisY
a. An architect has no general
authority TO alter the plans and
specifications I'm such a manner as
to impose an additional burden upon
the employer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

When "A lecture Is free you arc OK.
pectod to buy a book or a shaving.
strOp from the man who delivered il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

Life has many inequalities. Tho
piccolo player, who never has an Idle
moment, gets the same pay as tho
bass drummer, who loafs two-thirds
Of the time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

II a man doesn't have 10 got down
10 work early he would just as soon
do II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

Eph Wiley says no has noticed
that the mar with a long chin Is tho
n most likely 10 accentuate Il by
wearing whiskors. "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

Jasper Ellington spreads such r
fms line OF salyo that a good many
are advising him TO put IL up In box.
es and place II on tho market.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

q 4 certain man rdmc ~ me- and
mad" n contract Wiih me-. / aid not
hHoW az me time thdi hc q acting
as ne agent Of another man. but 10
has subsequently come 10 iight mat
htS traS TIE CnSc, supposed an
me time that his agent icds acting
iOr hiWsclf alone. since then. the
contract has been broken and ! rant
10 kp0ir tChcfher ! can sue either
one Of these men, and, II 50. Which
oncf A. You may sue either one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
Contract Made BY An Arcn,

q. An agent n n corporation
m1dc Il contract Wtb me-. n Sroms
mat, Gt Mc time, h, did not hare
authority 10 make THIS particular
Kind Of 1H ngrr'moHf, but 7 r1fhcr
HiHk he company UH stand bdrt
~ ~ 10 VoU think ne contract
r0uld De- good. from thc facts as I
hare GirrH hCm 10 UOUg
A. Tho corporation may ratlfy
the contract-th IS, may decide tn
hc bound by it-unlcss the contract
was ILLEGAL or unless It was beyond
the powers Of the corporation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
More Than One Executor

Q. Nay ~ man, m hts triU, up.
point more hGu W person as
oI,cutor3 A.. Yes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12
Sc NECESITA Ell CONCUR.
so DE LA PRENSA.

Para lograr Ia paz en- nues-
ira r~epublica Sc necesita que
la prensa haga I'm llamamientO
a los meXicanos residences en-
Texas para q cooperemoS con
10 q nuestroS recursOS nos 10
permitan para r1unir fondoS y
poder pagan una cOmisi6n que
vaya a Mexico Y pidan a los
principaIes jefes revoluciona-
rios que depOngan su activl-
dad hostil y que Sc pacte un
armisticio a fin de que Sc ARE
glen las diferencias de una
manera pacifica, para que de-
ie de correr sangre hermana Y
vuelva nuestro pals a ser 10
que fu6.
Evansville, Texas.
Joaquin D. Ceballos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12
LOS CAT0LICOS DEBEN
JNIRSE
E Pa o Xas

L. ,o,,cc-;c CIV, al co+Oli.iSrO
=. r.TT -,,'stn
~ ga. 8''@ -'D' EGs0
80. ~ w.
M o. [.- a,m [Y.l 20 rouhra
- =" Lonh.os ovnor.
49, ~ moanm;on+o
80 10 j" I 49,, 90, 49,, bo
* - u--..:,..;tn 4ab-mbros 20
nacos c,1a baoan tote q nosib,a
nor .fl.fro- n d-saa5o a., oues
4.o ,6~;no, oo+5i., Asf ca,a-a
10 M
L.a-o ~ lon,mn,;ondo 81
ID ,roa, J., r~res+ros s.orodoo in
"aT;rro - r,ostra;n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12

no, me impulsan 81, solamente, e
immense amor patrio que siento
en- mi coraz6n de mexicano y Ell
sublime deseo de yer para STEM.
pre- libre, respetada y feliz esa
bendita Patria que nos legaran
Hidalgo y Juarez, digna por mil
titulos de fgurar en- primera IT,
nea entire las naciones mas civil
zadas del Orbe y que hoy desgra-
ciadamente ha tenido que con-
templar in%consolable la mas te-
rrible matanza entire sus hijos
que registra ell gran libro de sus
hechos, debido a las bastardas
ambiciones de unos, a la supina
ignorancia de otros y a la falta de
patriotismo de los mas.
Por ESQ, acudiendo al noble Y
altanente patri6tico %llamamiento
de su interesante semanario, ocu-
rro a mi escasisimo criterio Y en-
zstas NAL pergenadas lineas en-
cierro mi humilde opinion, sin
mas aspiration, sin mas anhelo.
que yer convertible este mi mas
bello ideal, en- feliz realization;
la cuaI opinion, concrete en- los
~articulcs siguientes:
-Excitar por medic de la
prensa Independence al pueblo
(Pasa a la Pag. s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12
COKCURS0 De IA PRENSA''
Daremos tres premios para los mejores articulos
que Sc nos envlen

Ell Corcurso de "La Prensa,"
que hcmos venido anunciando,
no tiene por objeto principal
estimular las aficiones litera-
rias de nuestros iectores. Nues-
tro proposito es mas trascen-
dental y mas amplio, pues de-
searaos que todos los mexica-
nos que Sc preocupen por la fe-
licidad de la patria, indiquen,
Ell la mejor forrna possible, u
MA SOLUCION PARA LAS
DIFICULTADEs PORQUE A.
TRAVIESA MEXICO.
Este, pues, es el asunto que
deben tratar todas las personals
que desen tomar parte en- Ell
Ccncurso. Los articulos 6ebe-
ran caracterizarse per ST. bre-
vedad = CONCESSION, sin que cs-
to cuiera decir que puedan los
cc2cu-santes desentenderse dc
las buenas formas literarias.
Tsmbien es necesario hacer
observar, que es requisite indls-
pcnsabie para cue los trabajos
que Sc nos envien tonen parte
en- Ell Concurso, que no haya
en- ellos intemperancias de lem
guaje al referirse a los hon.
bres pubiicos de Maxico, pues
Por ESQ solo hecho nos veria-
mos obligados a TO tomarlos en-
c~enta.
Por 10 demas ell certamen a
cue corvocamos Sc ajustara a
las siguientes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-12
P0R LA PAZ

Pueblo. idespierta. sacude ese
marasmo en- que has estado su-
mergido por cu2tro luengos amos,
durante cUyo lapse han podido
enganarte tan facilmente los mer.
caderes poiiticos. No creas que
Carranza, Villa y Zapata son pa
triotas, y que por patriOtismo
tremo'an a bardera De IA reba-
I;6n; No, jSabes 10 que quieren
de II esos trait ,antes patriOteros?
que tt seas Ia victima sacriticada
en- aras de sus bastardas ambicio-
mes: No creas sus historiss auD-
cue los yeas de rodiilas, despre.
cialos no seas c6mpIice moons
ciente de sus actos vsndalicos;
arrcja ell arma fratri ida, empuna
en- su lugar Ell hacha y ell a'ado,
ell cioceI Y Ia pala. Y dejalcs So
los acompanados dnicamente de
su negra pesadil!a, Y clos no Sc
enfrentaran el mo con el otro
para d:sputarse 10 que tanto diz-
que ambici3nan (~G0BERNAR
Ell PALS PARA HACERLO
PR0SPERO Y FELIZ).
Cuando todos los meXicanos en-