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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-21
Opiniones de nuestros Lectures
5000
VERBO DE ADMONlCION.

ffren reSignadamente los no.
rrores de la ararquia, yolve-
mos sobre nosotroS mismos,
claavamos nuestras pupilas,
aceradas y fieras, sobre nues-
tros hermanos en- nacionalidad,
en- prop6sitos, en- sentimlentos
Y en- desgracias; nos vemos
con arrogancia insultante Y va
que nos es vedado en- terra
extranjera If a las manos en-
plena revuelta como en- nues-
tro pals, nos insultamos, nos
eScarnecemos, nos ridlcullZa-
mos, nos difamamos e injurla-
mos sin piedad, sin carload,
sin rubor, sin verguenZa y SIN
decoro. Somos unos mandrias;
tenemos enpeno en- que ell
nOmbre de meXicano signifiqUe
o engendre ideas POGO tran
quilizadoraS para la genie de
orden y nos apartemoS aSi,
POGO a POGO y sin quererlo,
del fin porque suspiramos en-
la doloroSa nostalgia que nos
consume.
NADIA favorable, NADIA prac-
ticamente bueno, nj personal,
nj colectivamente, realiZamos
en- nueStro bien. ST no atende-
mos a que ell interes de uno eS
CT interes de todOs; 81 olvida-
mos que la patria de uno eS
Ia madre de todos; 81 deSpre-
ciamos los lazos de raza, de
historic, de tradici6n que nos
linen, hacienda comunes nues-
.Tas grandeZas, n~uestras VIC
torias, nuestro deSastres y
nueStras desgracias, la union
nacional perecera indefectible-
mente y trabajaremos de una
manera eficaZ, fatal, Segura y
Cremenda, en- favor de nuestra
"uina y de nuestra merecida
deshonra.
Yo protesto contra los alta
4ues, contra los insultos, con-
ira las calumnias que algunos
,efugiados meXicanos Sc han
ianzado ultimamente por la .
prensa. Para mi todos son
hOmbres de honor, todoS mere
EN- mi estimation y mi respe-
o, porque todOS son meXi-
canos Y no es este ell momento
ii ell lugar de eXijir respon-
j%abilidades que son del minis
eric de la ley, cuando ell Or
den Sc imponga, o de la histo-
ia cuando los perSonajes ha-
IAN pagado su tribute a la ma
turaleza.
Ahora no somOS mas que
meXicanos refugiados en- un
pals liberal al q debemos con-
sideraci6n, respeto y correc-
ci6n. Unamonos en- I'm sincere
abrazo fraternal, hagamos vo-
tos Y laboremos por la felici-
dad de la patria y en- aras de
esa santa idealidad que hace
a los hombres buenos y puros,
quememos nuestras rencillas
miserables.
B. G. Hernandez.
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@N4 10 paula, Ia ~
la comun desgracia, LI0ueran
Huestros impulses pasionales
Sobre los principles, sobre la
raz6n, sobre la convenience
nacional, sobre ell honor de la
patria sObre nuestrO propiO
honor, pOnemOs, tOrpe y ne
ciamente ell amor propio eXaje-
RADIO que nos distinguish.
Dejamos ALA, cabe las RI
beraS del Brave una hoguera
voraz que lie consume TODD:
industrial, trabajo, riqueza, ar
tie, cultura, civilization; hui
mos de los hulanos que ARA
san, " roban, y matan, y des-
hOnran, y espantan, y al ha-
!larnos reunidOs en- la terra
eXtranjera donde los mos nos
miriam con recelo, los otros con
assoc y los de mas ALA con I'm
asomo de piedad, nj siquiera
pensamoS que tenemoS que
deshacer perjuicios i~njustos,
en- que debemos ~rectificar
opiniones absurdas y en- que
hay que MERCER la compassion
digna del que Sc duele de nues-
tras desgracias Y lamenta nues
tro infOrtuniO naciOnal.
Lejos, muy lejos de ESQ: ell
odio africano contra los nues-
tros brota por sObre toda cla-
Sc de consideraciones sociales;
81 instinto b6Iico, ciego y es-
que nos ha traidO en-
una largisima serie de amos,
lie desgracia en- desgracia y
de fracasO en- fracaSO, nos en-
frenta Y nos hace %vociferar, y
nos hace renir, y nos hace des-
Drestigiarnos, y nos hace des-
hOnrarnos, por motives verda-
deramente baladies, por eau
sas irrisorias, con fdtiles fire.
-eXtos y hasta pOr minlmas
diferencias que la sofa educa-
ci6n, bien comprendida, bas-
.aria a bOrrar en- una simple
forma de cortesania social.
Ahora, en- los mOmentOs pre-
ciSos en- que mas Sc neceSita
ia union; en- los momentoS
lciagoS en- que es I'm include
Die deber moral ell acercamien-
o de tOdas las inteligencias, de
los cOraZOneS, de todas
las vOluntades; en- ell terrible
.nstante en- que la patria ago.
MIA, en- que Ia Newfoundland
neXicana zOzobf'a y en- que
una raza entera puede hundir-
Sc para siempre en- ell abismO
,avado por ella misma, noso-
.ros, los que nos juzgamos
los mas ilustradOs, los mas cul-
-os, los mas razOnables, los
mas patriotas mas bien en-
.eradoS de los males que nos
lquejan y de sus cOnSiguien-
-es remedies, los mas capaces
para conjurar la tormenta no.
sotros, en- quienes estan funda-
das las ultimas esperanzas
de la patria; en- quienes uni
camente esDeran los que su-
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NovELAs A 40 CTS. CADA UNA.

Il becerro de orc.
e MILO maldilo.
Ia lLcha p0r e. amor.
E mauuscritO de nj madre.
Maria, po- Jorge Isaacs.
E cura de aldea.
Dora.
AZuC5Ea.
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Ell CORRESPONSAL.

combate en- Monterrey, depen-
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en- la frontera.
Ell Corresponsal
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NOvELAs A IS. CTS. CADA UNA

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DIESISEIS MIL o
(Viene de la 4a.)

de Sinaloa y llegaron ell dia 10
del mismo mes a Ia ofcina CUE la
Cha. de Express tiene en- esta
ciudad.
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OBRAS
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La CASA HAs ACREDTTADA, La MAS sEGURA, L


ToPREo con Los GAgTos PAGADos Ell MBMo Ola QUE Sc RECIBE LA oRDEN
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-25
MOTORISTS LIKE
PIKES' PEAK TRIP
Good Roads, Wild Scenery
and Excellent Fishing
Are Found.

The Pixies Peak region is today
the Motorists Mecca iust as so
years ago it was the goal of tho
pioneer and his prairie schooner. To
the eastern or southern motorist
weary from the heat and humidity
OF the lowlands and seeking a
change of scene and days Of rest
ana recreation in the great Rocky
mountain wonderland, the snow
capped summit is as welcome a
landmark as IL was to the gold
seeker Of old, tired by endless days
or march across the never changing
prairie.
Before the day Of transcontinental
railroads the traveller turned his
horses heads westward from the
outtitting post on the Missouri river
and followed two faint wheel ,racks
until he came in sight of the "Grca
White Mountain
The same man might start now
from the same place, grown into tho
great trading center, St Joseph, and
follow in his automobile a well i'm
proved, carefully marked highway
for $50 miles, arriving four days
later at the foot Of the same noun
tain, where there has grown up with
the passing years a beautiful resi-
dence and resort city Colorado
Springs
Metal Signs Point Way.
FIFTY years ago his slow moving
prairie schooner would have carried
the slogan pixies Peak or Bust"
Now he gets his road directions from
frequent metal signs that tell him he
is travelling on the pixies Peak
ocean To Ocean highway Just as
the pioneer and prospector of those
days was rewarded by the discovery
and development Of the worlds
greatest gold fields, so now the mo-
torist is successful in his search for
the gerat empire Of scenery"
Perhaps the motorist planning a
vacation may want to know what the
Colorado Rockies have to offer that
is worth the long overland trip and
that will repay lin IN pleasure,
health, and new and different sights.
Particularly is this inquiry peril
nent just now when the European
war has closed to the American
tourist lands that he has been wont
to visit and roads that he has been
in the habit of travelling. This year
more Americans than ever before
will tour their own continent, and
scenery that they probably had never
even dreamed TO be in existence
Counties Build Highways.
Colorado has been preparing its
roads and has been making more
easily assecctble the scenic wonder
land that lies within its borders
For many years the counties have
been building their highways, in
many instances with convict labor
in which experiment Colorado was
one of the first states. Two years
ago state highway work took more
definite and systematic shape with
the creation of state highway
commission with jurisdiction over
the main roads and with accumulate
ed funds Of nearly S1,OOO,OOO for ex-
penditure in the development Of
these roads in conjunction with the
counties.
Within the last three years Col
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orado has expended approximately
100000 on its state highways At
the November election the people
voted 10y tremendous majority a
half mill levy for road purposes
This will give the state highway
commission about 100000 year
with which to supplement the coun.
ty levles
Law Aids Poor Counties
A definite, systematic, and COM
prehensive plan has been adopted,
and the provisions of the law are Sc
elastic that the commission has pow
er to concentrate efforts on such
important links OF state highways as
pass through the pool counties or
as present road building problems
beyond the resources of the county.
1t is possible for the owncr-motor-
list TO spend a month In the heart of
Colorado's Rockies without expert
encing any greater difficulties than
he would find i'm his home surround
ings, to travel nearly all the while
on improved highways, apd to get
more wond arful scenic effects thar
ne could obtain during "A similar per
iod in the Alpine sections of Europe
At times ne may skirt apparently
bottomless canons-but there is no
Immediate danger He may ride
alouG the very shelf of the gorge.
but the roadway is as smooth and
as safe as that to which ne is ac-
customcd at home
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-25
Autoists Can Make the
Western Trip in
Comfort.
GARAGES IN PLENTY
Accommodations ON Every
Hand for the Modern
Tourist.
(By A. r. PARDINGToN.

Nice-President Lincoln Highway As
soCiatiOnD
one Of the best statements of what
the trlnscontinental ourists of next
spring and summer can expect along
the Lincoln highway is summed up
in few words by one Of the best
known long distance tourists in the
country, s u. Waldon of Detroit,
who has crossed the country innum-
cradle times over every practicable
route ana who has personally driven
as many miles during the last ten
years as any motorist in the United
States
We were discussing the possible
hardships or dangers of a trip from
New York to San Francisco over the
Lincoln highway and the equipment
necessary in making the trip one Of
comfort and pleasure when he said
Made Journey Many Times"
u would not hesitate a moment to
leave Detroit with my family and no
other assistance as carly as the Sec
ond week in May driving a stand
ara car, with an extra jack, tire
chains, shovel and provision for ex-
ira gasoline, oil and water. for a trip
to the Pacific coast
Il have made the journey many
times and am NlWays fascinated by
the grandeur Of the desert country
taversed by the Lincoln highway.
1t is not as easy as Pullman ride,
but the difficulties along the way are
almost in direct proportion to the
beauties you will enjoy. The only
question the tourist will have to de-
eide is whether his capacity for work
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$4OOOO00 Worth of Orders in Three Weeks by One Factory

highway offers the opportunity for
Ian these things
Iiardships and discomfortso None
that q woman cannot and has not en-
dured--lus- those things always as
soriated with the unconventional trip
into the Jpel, these things which
lend the spice of adventure to a trip
Otherwise almost too perfect. Penis?
A tour over the Lircon highway
from New York to san Francisco in
1915 is no more perilous than a tour
of equal mileage within the borders
.ct your own state.
Like Trip To Maine Woods.
You would expect some disCOm-
forts some damage even, if you con-
templated a hunting trip into tho
Maine woods, yet You would go pre-
pared to meet them all with "a light
htart and with the proper equip
ment and these things would be a
very part of your enjoyment Tho
Lincoln highway trip at the present
time Is analogous to this; IL is an
outing and at times a rough one, but
.@lNays a pleasant, an interesting and
la healthful onC-nCW and absorbing
sights. experiences, pleasures-ideas
by the score
The Lincoln Highway association
estimates traffic volume as follows,
and these figures are the lowest es-
Inmates Of the many which have been
made.
Five thousand cars to drive to the
coast and return Ct ten thousand
trips Three thousand Of these cars
to com" from east Of the Ohio river
one thousand from between the Ohio
and tho Missouri and one thousand
from west If the Missouri, but not
including the cars owned i'm CaHfor-
mia. The cars from east of the Ohio
river would cover. Dut ana back, ap-
proXimately SIX thousand miles each,
or eighteen million miles. one thou
sand cars between the Ohio and the
Missouri, cut and back, cover approx
imatcly four thousand miles each or
four million miles, while the one
thousand cars from the Missouri west
would cover approximately two thou
sand miles each, out and back, or two
million miles This makes a total Of
car miles covered, without counting
any side trips whatever, of twenty
-four million miles
2,IO0. 900 Gallons Gasoline.
The supplies used by these tourists
run into equally amazing figures.
Figuring ten miles to every gallon Of
gas, these cars would require two
million four hundred thousand gal
Ions Of gasoline At the rate of one
gallon of gasoline to every two hum
dred miles one hundred and twenty
thousand gallons of oil would be
needed on the basis of five thou.
sand miles to a set of tires, four thou
sand eight hundred sets of tires
would be used or nineteen thousand
two hundred tires.
The total expenses of these tours,
including gas oil, supplies, night
steps, tires, meals, etc, and figuring
three people Us the average load for
a car would be approximately $4,47O,-
0GO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-25

improvements, it is the same car
you have heard so much about the
past year-the same car that sold so
successfully, with only hve-paSSen-
ger body, at $1595.
That's point the motor-wise will recog-
nize as very important. It's not a new model,
not new design, nat new motor, designed
to meet price tendencies.
Not single feature of design or materials
has been cheap qualityto maket the price
possible. 1t is the car that for two years has
HtabhJhfdprCe tendencies not followedthem
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-25
No Other Car at Less
Than $4,000 Possesses
All these Features

The exclusive Chandler motor, of Chandler
design and built in the Chandler factory. A
powerful. quiet. economical. beautifully fin.
ished motor that any man may well be proud of.
Bosch Magnetic, and Bosch Spark Plugs.
Gray & Davis Electric Starting Motor.
Gray a. Davis Electric Generator.
Rayficld Double-Jct Carburetor.
Mayo Genuine Mercedes Type Radiator.
Worm Bevel Rear Axle, smooth-runnipg and
silent.
Cast Aluminium Motor Base extending from
frame to frame; giving rigidity to the engine
mounting; providing pedestsls for msRneto,
water and oil pumps and generator and
doing away with necessity for a dirty. rattly
sheetmetal drip pan.
Three Silent Chains, enclosed and running in
bath of oil, for driving motor shafts.
Genuine Hand-Buffed Leather Upholstery.
Firestone Demountsble Rims.
Stewart Vacuum Gasoline Feed.
Golde Patent One-Man Top covered with high
finish NeverLeek.
Jiffy Curtains.
Bair Patent Top Holders.
Motor-Driven Horn.
StewartWarner Magnetic Speedometer.
Instantly Adjustable Tire Carrier mo straps)
at rear of tonneau.
All the usual incidental equipment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-25

when l finished my trip my motor
was singing as sweetly as ever" saws
j. d. Rosenbaum Of Spokane, Wash,
who has just completed a cross -Coun-
try motorcycle trip.
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MOtorcNclp Notes

Benjamin Levey, a newsboy of Chi
cako, saved enough money from the
fale of his papers to buy himself a
motorcycle, and now he covers his
route on the two-wheeler.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-25

Eight hundred and siYty-fve new
memberships and renewals were re-
ceived by the f. A. NJ during March,
as against 797 during the same
month last year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-25

Alexandria, Mimi, has new
motorcycle club Of 6 members.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-25

The Northwest Auto Protective as
ISOLATION of Tacoma, Wash, has
corps of five motorcycle detectives.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24
K~riesfansernes Sehono
ling / eamle Oase.

Set it~alicnife Orb cattipo,
ser betpoer %"ilet", itammer ira Def
lotinifc Orb coptipus, Der be-
tpoer "frigsfangen". Senne uo-
piflina Of Sroets @%etponins ira
~friasiangen" til %"ilet", er ct talen-
Sc |ibnesbpro ON, at 8rigsTaneer'
mes Sfirbne / enmle Gage life par
misunderstanding.
Sra Siitoriens tihlisite Sio bar
arigsianeerne pGret iifre paa 0eSen
prisaipne Seierberrernes @iIfaar'
Iiabeb. sos De fleIte Solf bier
isanaer - eller / bpert Salb Ster.
lteoelen al Dem - oirct I'll 8iiberne.
SC latinife Orb m a os
boitia, Ser besae er Setegnelier
Tor bIooise Sfre, er GileSnineer al
ptctus, ben Seieirebe", %
boitis, "Sienben".
Maereoe DC snmle s@epptere plei-
zoe at orGbe line Sanger. Eao
Mtinbcsmcrter ices Oct. bpcrlehe
Sarac nbarmbicrtist nco Ell Stem
fcle %fruier TaneeltaIlen poa DC ior'