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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE
BY ADVERTISEMENT

Notice ia hereby given that that Ger.
tain mortgage, executed and delivered
by Fannie Fink mortgagor. to the First
State Hank of Mclaughlin, a corpora.
ton OF Mclaughlin, South Dakota,
mortgage dated April 9Th, 1918, aud
filed for record in the Office Of the Reg.
lister of Deeds OF the County OF Morton
and State Of North Dakota on the 24th
day OF April, 1913 at Oslo o'clock A. NJ.
and recorded in Book O2G of mortgages
on page 9A6, and assigned by said mort.
gagee to Mrs w. l.. Wilson, will be
foreoloaed by Gale of the premises in
such mortgage and hereinafter describ.
ed, at the front door OF the court house
in the County OF Sioux, State of North
Dakota at the hour of two o'clock in the
afternoon OF the goth day of March.
1915 to satisfy the amount due upon
said mortgage on the day OF sale. The
premises described in said mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the
came are described as follows;
The south ops.half of the north. east
quarter and lots one and two of Section
five 10 Township one hundred twenty.
nine North of Range eighty. West OF the
Fifth Principal Meridian. containing
One hundred fifty eight and fourty -four
hundretha acres.
There will be due upon euoh mortgage
at the date OF the sale the sum Of Four
Hundred aud Eighty Two and 1000
Dollars,
Mrs. w. i Wilson,
Assignee of Mortgage,
p. B. Garberg.
Attorney for Mortgagee
Reeder n. Oak.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05
NEWS

Jack Silk was up from McI4augl,-
lin on business ut the Agency tho
first of the week,
Tom Hulsey has boon hauling
government mGll from Mclaughlin.
the past week
Miss Mary Storm accompanied
by John Rlinr were Sunday visitors
ut the Fam school.
Merrill rllundrrhawk was IL Fort
Yrtcs visitor Monday from his home
at C;unnn!mll
Ben I4pneman OF Wakpala, was
trarsactins business ut tlle Agency
Monday and Tuesday,
Mrs. j A. Wells who has hcon
visiting nj her hnnl" near Solrn the
past ten days, returned Sunday.
Lawyer Logan berry and wife
Of I.cmnIon, Is. d. transacted bust.
ness ut the court house Saturday,
Geo Tcnnant and SON Roy o
Winona, Saturday delivered some
cattle which ne had sold to Garign.
IN 4 Stiles,
Mrs. A. Golvillo returned hu,m,
Tuesday after a two weeks visit a
the home OF her parents near Pol
lock,
J. W. Taylor came up from Me
Laughlin, Saturday and left OF
Tuesday for his home at Poplar
Montana.
l.. G. Brewster, G.. RI. Smell ane
('eo. Martel OF Cannonhll, wcr
tnnsaoting business at Agency tn
first OF the week.
j. i. Huse the Winm1a merchant
spent Monday and Tuesday in tn
city looking after collections an
other business matters,
w. B. Holman who arrived frot
Salem, Oregon, to accept a position
as engineer at the Farm school, wa
q TT. Yatea visitor Friday aud Sat
arday.
Carignan 4 Stiloa sent a numhe
of teams to the Farm school Wee
nesdaY with oats for tho govern
ment. and from there they go
Pollock and return with car loa
of -four and feed,
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05

It Is believed that as result Of
the war tax OH land imposed by the
Canadian government, number Of
former Dakota farmers who went to
the British northwest will be conn.,
PEELED to return to the United States.
information has been received that
the tax will amount to about &5W
for each farm Of 100 acres.
County Surveyor Ben White is
busy these DAYS compiling informa-
ton regarding the vacant lands Of
the reservation which will be opened
for homestead entry, and will be
ready to locate prospective home-
steaders when the opening dates are
announced Mr.. White has lived
ON the reservation practically all
his life and there is no man on the
reservation better posted than he,
Prospective buyers Of the Indian.
lands advertised for sale May 3,
can also receive any desired infor-
nation from him regarding the lay
of the land, soil, etc. Address Ben
White, Fort Yates, N. D.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05

l.owden is ready to do all kinds
OF odd jobs, 2i-tf
DIR. \, McG Bcpdn went to Bis
marck, Tuesday.
Chas Thun,lrrhnwis of CannonI,ll
was attending court tho first OF tho
week,
Mrs, Joe Cull,crlSu, went to Bis,
marok. Saturday to lpvo SOME
dental work done.
Sidney Mclaughlin waa In town
yesterday on his way home from
Shields To Mclaughlin,
'rhos. WhitonlouSc Of Shields.
was here ON business at thu Agency
the first of the week,
4, c. Wells. farmer in charge oi
Cannonhall district, was am Agency
business visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I4aframhoiS,
and son Edward Of Wakpala. wcro
AGENCY visitors Tuesday.
lndiun court convened Monday
this week, and a number OF milo.
eases came before ii az usual.
II your sowing machine needs re,
pairing tell Rowdcn about it. 24-tf
Rev, Pr. Ambrose was called tc
Wakpala. Saturday to attend til.
only daughter Of VIM, Cu.lotte VIII.
is very III.
Or, and Mrs Rice of Cannonhall
went to Rislndrck Tuesday to tax,
in the sights during the closing O
the session,
7. j Munsch Of Iinnnons county
was q TT. Yates visitor Saturday
and while III town had his nam
placed on tho Pioneer subscription
list.
Mrs, Z. =. Johnson and baby &C
companied Mr.. johnson to Bismarc1
Monday. and will visit at the CAPT
tai CITY while Mr.. Johnson goes t
Fargo.
\ meeting Of the Standing Roc
Fair Association will be held thi
evening. at which plans for TIL
coming fair this fall will be discuss
ed.
| When you want to aell your Ian
or make a loan ON same, write 6
call ON G. \. Patterson, 7O7 Nc,
York Life Bldg. Minneapoli.
Mimi, 24-t
a marriage License was granted
j. ]. Demery and Miss Mary Vel
million ny Superintendent Cove
yesterday, Tho marriage oeyemon
will be performed ut tho FAIR
school Sunday by Rev, FIR. Franci;
,Iames Molash who is building O
his new place southwest OF tow1
returned from Mandan Supda,
where ho went to close the deal ft
the sale ut his farm noar Cannon
bull, Work on his building here hi
been delayed this week ON aooou1
OF bad weather,
There was no meeting of the #,
Yates Commercial Club Tuesda
evening owing to the fact that non
of the officers We're present. 1t
likely that a special meeting will
called during the month IL an
matter arises that requires action b
the organization,
Geo. Hairohin and Joe Chapman
employees at the Rullhead sub-sts
ton, We're last week arrested hy I'll
Indian police charged with Intro
ducing Intoxicating liquor Oh Il?
reservation, and are in custod
there awaiting the arrival of the Z
s, marshal who will bring them h.
lore some U. +, commissioner /,
preliminary hearing,
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-03-05

Bring your tinware to w. NJ,
Bowdcn for soldering, 24-tf.
Rev. FIR. Bernard who has been
quite seriously i'll for the past two
weeks, is again able to he about and
attend to his duties,
Attorney johnson went to Bis
march and Fargo Monday, where
he will spend the week looking after
Il number of legal and business
mattcrs i'm which he is Interested,
A. U. Ostrum and Levine Peter
son began work Tuesday on the now
residence for James Molasll on the
farm southwest of town which Inc
bought from John Plccts early this
winter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rcickcr assisted by
Mr., and Mrs. Rcneke entertained
lG OF their friends at 800" Friday
evening, A very pleasant evening
waa passed,
Mrs. w. r. Meagley came up
from Mclaughlin Saturday to be on
hand for the hearing in probate
court in the matter of the adminis-
tratoYsllip If the estate Of her hus,
band who died four ycars ago, The
estate is being prohated here to clear
title to lands in which the late Mr.,
Mcuglry was interested.
DIR. Duncan aud family left Tues,
day Tor the Turtle Mountain rcscr-
yation north of Devils Lake, going
by the way OF Cunnon|x,ll. where
Superintendent Convey took them
with the Agency car, Dr. Duncan
made many friends while stationed
here as Agency physician, and theiy
hest wishes 20 with him to his now
field of cndeavor,
Tho auction sale at j, M, Volk,
ST., six miles cast of Winona Mons
day drew good crowd according
to reports. Larry Ccrulack. the
Fort Yates blacksmith, took some
horses oyer there to sell hut states
that the prices offered were not SUI
tieiently attractive. Cows. however,
brought a good price. several COWS
bringing over $50,
Robert Higheaglo who Ia traclw,
in charge OF the day school at Bull,
head was here Monday to attend
the Meeting OF the Indian Triba!
Business Committee and also tn,
Black Hills Council MIR, High,
eagle Is one OF the best known
younger men among the Sioux In,
dams and takes an active interest
in all matters pertaining to theil
welfare.
Levine Peterson last week bought
Il lot on the townsito and will huile
a carpenter shop and residence
quarters some time during tn,
Summer. 1t Is expected that there
will be a number OF new building
erected on the townsitc this sprin,
as all tho old buildings on tn
Agency grounds not occupied b,
government employees will BIZ lorl
down and removed.
Chas, Vale of tho Farm school wa.
in the city Monday for q Marriag
license at the court house, OWN,
to the fact that the county judg,
does not live here, and tho ahscnc,
Of the deputy Judge, he had TO re
turn home and postpone this i'm.
l pending happy event until som,
future time Judge Reede should
arrange to be here himself in tn,
absence Of his deputy, Mr., John
: son,
> DIR. Rapp returned Monday even
: Ing from the Cheyenne reservation
where he has been making dourin,
tests and looking after stock in tn,
interests of the U. S, Bureau o
Animal Industry, He states Their
> is considerable scah among cattle il
. this section, and it is likely tina
stock will have to be dipped in tn,
spring, 1t is several years nov
since scab has been prevelant anon,
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De religion.

Ell que este escribe es libre-
pensador, y pOr tanto reconoz-
co en- cada quien el derecho,
de su pensamiento propio, y
que puede profesar la creencia
que acoja; pues ilustrado que
sea, Sc hara fanatico 0 Sc to-
mara en- incredible. PerO soy
de opinion que Sc evite ell esta-
blecimiento de Escuelas, O eau
tiverios religiosos de secta al
guna. Y de que los intereses
de cualquiera religion, no Sc lie
otorgue ell derecilo de asuntos
politicos; asi como de que en-
ire contribuciones 0 impuestos
iguales a los de cualquiera In
dustria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-16
Nuestras ideas.

Para eIiminar de la politica
actual a los personajes de ella,
que Sc busque una cOmiSi6n,
agcna q la politica, para que
Sc accrque q aQuelIos Y SON
deando Y de Ia mejor manera
pacifica possible eXponerles 10
Inconvenience de sus actuales
acciones { invitandoles a prac
ticar las clausulas enseguida
expuestas, con mejor desarro-
10; Y emanando de sus con-
formidad el nomcramiento de
IN individuo que represente a
la Naci6n, bajo Ia siguiente
fOrma:
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40 90 restante de 10 que lie
produce SUI trabajo. Ash Sc re-
generara al hombre.
De e~xtranjeria.

Para evitar intromisiones de
potencias eXtranjeras, o inter
venci6n en- nuestros asuntos in
teriores.
Io.-Los duenos de capita
les, suS capitales invertidos,
en- Industries, etc, ETC., seran
nacionalizados desde ell CO.
mienzo de su exploitation.
2o.-No Sc concesionara,
bajo ningGn concepto, la omi-
sion del pago de contribution
0 impuestos, por ningdn ITEM
pc.
3o.-Se dara a conocer a la
Naci6n, de la cual 81 eXtran-
iero fuese sGbdito, de la ma
cionalidad de este; para SUI
conocimeinto y gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-16
Conclusion.

Lo eXpuesto IS ell boSqueJo
de mis- ideas, ell desarrollo de-
pendera de la Prensa y de la
Acci6n. E~ntranan Ia conser-
vaci6n de Capitales y Terrenos
de propiedad Individual. A ma
die quitan NADIA, pero sin la
aceptaci6n de los propietarlos
de aCpitales o Industries, me-
jor sera la Expropiaci6n.
Felicito a UG. Sr. Director
de LA Prensa' por su bella
idea al establecer ell Concurso,
Y ruego la publicidad de las
mias; suplicandole perdone
mis- yerros, 81 a su juicio los
tengo, y anticipandole por to-
do mis- sinceras gracias.
X. Y. L.
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no sG1emoS 81 per ia rum
lad del Ersclo 0 Ia rIlHdad &C
-C5 Gc4vl@-oS . IUt92ss coIlzo
i F~ocsl@s-Ao COMO n9rcanSia
dc seg-2I2 2ano, a2uel!cs Sc
za1or-5 Gi2lsaoos, Periods
las 7 J"aceS 0e D-S'1'1o
--1 VIC u --A-'
@ -'' -
- !, --,~, nero
$50 Css71ss dc 7ce Sc habiaz
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Ejerc:tc.

e. ci6rcitO, actualmente, no
es sino ell resguardo de los in
teresas de la colectividad ca
Ditalista. Y por 10 tanto no Sc
ria una institution benefica,
en- una Naci6n hecha bajO 10
anterior eXDuesto, Dues haria
Dor 10 minimo diariamente, IN
gasto infructuoso e innecesa-
rio igual en- pesos al numero
de individuos que 10 constitu-
vera. Por 10 tantO habra que
abolirlO, sustituy6ndole en- ca
50 ~neccsariO a la defensa ma
cional, aquel que voluntaria-
mente Sc formaria desde Ia
Escueia 0 Academies, por la
enseIanza cue de tactica mi
litar debera tambien impartir-
Sc. 4 este llamadO el indivi-
duo Sc aprestar& gustoso; pues
sus propiedadess patrimonio @
patria, como quiera llamarse-
lie. reclamaran su protection Y
defensa. E. Gobierno, en- este
case, solo debera proveer las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-16
SECCION EDITORIAL
Cuer2cas Viejas

En- spoca del senior General
Diaz Sc regateaha IN POGO e:
p-ecio De Ia mercancia averia-
da.
Ia Dictadura era tacana.
Cui6a5a de no des7ilfarrar 81
d:2ero a-rasado con el sudor ,
las lagrimas del pueblo, y te-
MA asignaciones econ6micas
P--z corrOrmar a los medic
cres.
va SC saba: III agricultor
de Cuatro C;snegas, dcscien-
los circaenta pesos; IN "ora-
dor divine cen obligation de
cononjar a Honero, cuatro-
cientos...
ESQ s., Sc pagaba con pun
tualidad = CT pesos que vaiian
ciacuenta centavos cro CT TO-
dos los ne-cados eurOpeos y
omericazos.
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UN FILOSOFO.

"Hace dos semanas-dijo
una caritativa sonora a I'm
mendigo paralitico-me pidi6
listed IN peso fingi6ndose sor-
do-mudo. La semana que aca-
ba de pasar lie di a listed una
peseta porque me dijo listed
que era ciego; 3 ahora que
me doy cuenta de sus fingi-
mientos me viene listed con
que esta paralitico y quiere
mas dinero.
ST, senora-dijo Ell mendi-
GOES I'm hecho TODD 10 que
listed ACADIA de decir.
-iNo lie parece que seria
mejor para listed finjir una
sola enfermedad Y persistir en-
ella para no ser descubierto
tan f~acilmente?
No sonora; no hay NADIA
tan malo para e! complete de-
sarrollo de las iacultades inte-
lectuales y morales de un HON
bre, como ell de dicarse a una
especialidad victlmaria.
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Del Gc5ierno.

Emanado eli Gcbierno de la
voluno&d popular, legislara
sobre Ia anterior eHpuesya, y
Sc ha~a ducno, bajo ell plan
rafarente a renta de casas, de
les Ferrocarriles, Telegrafos,
Tel5fonos, AIumbrados, Ore
naies. etc, etc, de toda mejora
de ut;lidad pUbiica, eXplotan-
JoIas por cuenta de la Naci6n.
Asi mejorara Ia situaci6n
de los differences Ramos, con
analogia a 10 estipulado q Ia
question de Industrial; de 10
cual el 90 sera, pOr parties
iguales para los Directories de
la propicdad nacional, y ell
1000 restante, para ell desa-
rrOll0 de los demas Ramos que
son de la inciuntencia Nacio-
nal; como Escuelas, Colegios
de Industries Y Aries, Bibliote
cas-. Hospicios, Hospitales, eau
tiverios, etc, etc, Y embelleci-
mientos de Ciudades y Pobla-
dos.
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Question Agraria.

Ell capitaliSta meXicano en-
Ia actualidad NADIA posee, pero
tiene Ia esperanto de hacerse
de sus bienes; Y como tai, pien
sa que no admitira la eXpro-
piaci6n de sus tierras, de sus
Industrias Agricolas, Mineras,
Monies, Aguas, etc, etc. Pues
bien, el capitalista terratenien=
te, podra recuperar sus propie
dadeS, bajo las siguientes ba-
ses, que deberan legiSlarse:
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PARA g
Idea ObreTa

Sin profundizarnos en- ha-
Ger I'm largo estudio sobre ell
obieto por Ell cual Ia lucha en-
Mexico ha continuado con mas
ardor desde 1910; despu6s del
derrocamiento de Diaz, de la
toma de la Presidencia pOr Ma
dero, de Su caida y muerte, del
Golpe de Estado, pOr Ia fusion
de elementos reaccionarios;
hasta las actuales figuras. Ca
rranza, Villa, ' demas que pu-
dieran sucederles, lIegamoS a
Ia conclusion, que en- TODD hay
solo un factor propulsor de
csc desequilibrio: ell Capita
lismo. El CaDit&lismo que TODD
acapara para su beneficio:
Gobierno, Leyes, Agriculture,
Industries, Ninas, Monies,
Aguas. etc, etc.
Hemos condensado todos
los planes revolucionarios, Y
solo hallamos en- elIos una
ola aspiration, por ISeual ell
hombre crtdulo en- falsedadeS,
ldigo faIsedades al referirme
2 que las promesas esencia-
les de dichos planes, son in
cumplibleS, por su originates
de capitaIistas) ofrece en- aras
lie aqueIlas promesas, su san
gre. su vida, ol sacrificio TODD,
rasta legar Ia miseria 0 Ia or
fand&d 4 81 propia familia.
Es& aspiration es Ia promesa
de Ia TERRA. DE Ia terra, orr
-an natural, fuente inagota-
pie de las riquezas todas!..
81 Plan de Ayaia, 0 ZaDatista,
10 dcia de entra1ar ideas que
IN mucho bcnificarian a nueS-
.ro pueblo agricnltor princi-
2almcntc; sin e .a. rgo, he es-
.udiaGo tambiG.., lie no solo
81 hecho de poseer Ia terra ha-
ria feiiz q TODD indiyiduo, 81
no esta: ' ell desarrollo de in
dustrias, conforme a su inteli-
geDcia.
Permitaseme ser un POGO
ex.enso, para poder bosquejar
mis- ideas, va que Sc trata de
IN asunco de inter6s general.
Ell capitalismo puede en- Ia
lCJU2.Ld&u SGSL6uet una que
IRA, gr&ciqs a la miseria, Green
cia Y tolerancia de las masas
D~roletarias, al considerar YER
Gaderos 0 posibIes de veri-
ficar, los planes revoluciona-
rios actuales. Hemos revolu-
cionado, hemos evolucionado,
y deJemos convencernos de Ia
verdad del infructuoso sacrifi-
clio hecho por n~uestros hernia
nos. Hagamos a I'm lado ambi-
clones personales y demos a
nuestro sufrido pueblo una
idea; una luz, en- premio de su
conStancia Y buena fe.
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las mejoras sin costo algunO.
Esto es injusto, contrario a la
eQuidad Y al equihbrio social.
En- mi concepto, TODD inquilinO
podra ser duenO de Ia casa
cue habite;
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De las caSas por arren-
dGmiento.

En- la actualidad ell propie-
tario de una casa que Ia eXplo
ia rentandola, recibe con Ell
t~ranscurso del tempo, dos,
tres, o mas wees ell costO de
aquella; recibiendo, ademas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-16
Restauracion &c ejidos.

Muchos ejidos 0 parties CO.
munales, de una Ciudad o po-
blado, han pasado en- la actua-
lidad a propiedades individual
les, Y por tanto estos deberan
baio IN estudio, volver a Ia
propiedad communal.
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titles de organization y defen-
Del Orden y Cautiverios.

a piStOla y machete, SlnO que
eXistira de por 81. Pero querien
do suponer que Sc haga niece
saria la eXistencia de celado-
res, estos ademas de ser hon.
bres instruidos Y educadoS, no
usaran armas, nj abusaran de
la fuerza de que les revista la
voluntad popular; sino CORE
giran p~ersonalmente los des6r-
denes. con amohestaciones sim
ceras. Ell buen juicio y ell sano
criterio del mismo pueblo, lie
ayudara a corregir al delin-
cuente.
En- casos extremes, cuando
IN individuo Sc haga acredOr
a Ia indignation pdblica, bajo
ningun concepto Sc lie quitara
la vida, pues esta pena sera
abolida; pero a juiciO de un
iurado compuesto del mayor
ndmero de hombres honora-
bIes, del mismo pueblo, sc lie
Dondra en- cautiverio, ell ITEM
DO minimo para su regenera-
ci6n.
Los cautiverios los estable-
cera la Naci6n, uno en- cada
Estado, pero no como los del
sistema actual, sino Centres de
Regeneration, dOnde no Sc OBJ
tendra la amenaza, o despota
autoridad del capataz, sino la
raz6n conveniente la amones-
taci6n sincera del maestro.
Pucs maestros seran los cola
boradores O Directories de di-
chos centroS.-En estOS Cen
tros de Regeneration; Sc es-
tablcceran Talleres Industrial
les, explotados pOr los mismos
reclusos, bajo analOgas con-
d~iciones que ell obrerO libre,
con exception del descuento
que sera de IN so 90; ell cual
sera distribuido en- la forma
siguiente: I'm Is o. o cue Sc re-
mitira a la Tescreria de Ia
Naci6n, para que sea distribui-
da conforme a su incumbent
cia; un solo para un fondO de
ahorro, para ell mismo obrero
recluso, que Sc lie entregara al
obtener su libertad, un 40 o o
que Sc entregaria o remitiria,
diaria 0 commandments a su
familia para su subsistencia.
Bajo este p"unto,, no solo Sc
instruye Y educa al individuO,
sino Sc lie regenera; porque
aunque privado de su libertad
por determinado TEMPO, per-
Give ell .fruto de su trabajO y
sabe cue su familia, padecera
su ausencia, pcro no morlra de
hambre 0 sufrira miseria. Por-
que. jQuien puede convencer-
me cue en- la actualidad un
penitenciario Sc regenera,
cuando Sc lie eXplota y POGO
o NADIA Sc lie da; y cuando Sc
lie insulta alevosamente, Sc lie
humilla 0 Sc lie azOta GUAM
do Sc le amenaZa con la muer-
tie, consumandose muchas We
ces este crimen? iCuantos pc
nitenciarios en- la actualldad,
de coraz6n bien puesto, en- Ell
acto de verse humilladoS o a.
menazados por sus capataces,
no pensaron en- regenerarse,
sino en- desear 0 esperar la
OCCASION propicia para vengar-
SCI iCuantos en- silencio bebe-
ran las lagrimas dc su impo-
tencia Y de su ira! iEsto en-
crudece al hombre, nunca lie
regenera. Y cuantas famlllaS
de estos por la falta de su apo
70, moriran de hambre, pedl-
ran limosna O su prostitution?
Esto no es regenerar. iEs la in
iusticia de la justicia de la le-
galidad actual!.. -!
Dentro de aquellos cautlYe-
,,;or oap+roc de rppPnpraclOn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-16

Sc dara I'm g~srsntia de $1,000 GRO Por cual-
luier case de Vinlidsd Perdida que no alIvis.
Remita 10 cents orc en- -stampillas de eorTeo
de SUI p-iz para e~nviar!e uucstra y lin toilette.
DIRECTIONS: VITAL FIRE REMEDY co.
Opt I9, 213 Washington ST. JeTsey Siiyr E.U'A.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-16
De las demaS Industrias.-

No importa cual fuere Ia de-
nomination de ina Industrial,
FabriI. Minera, 0 Compa3ia
ExpIotadora de Monies, A
guas, CONSTRUCTIONS 0 Contra
tos, etc, etc. Una comisi6n de
hombres desligados, impartial
les, competentes, debera hacer
un estudio so0re Ia utilidad Il
quida que en- reaIidad produce
Ell obrero Giariamente, cuya
utilidad debe recibir; con IN
descuento de 10 90 cue ell due
no o duenos de aQueIlas Indus
trias tomaran como inteT6s q
su capital invertido 0 IN Is GO
cuando tenga 0 tengan acci6n
directa en- ell deSarrollo de las
miSmas.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-11-23
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