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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
Bedtime Story For the Little One:
UNCLE wIGGILY AND THE SCHOOL TEACHER
y By HOWARD B. GARIS

NE morning Uncle Wiggiiy Long
ears. the nice rabbit gentleman,
~ started out from his holloW
stump bungalow, where he lived in the
woods with Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy.
after spending a vacation at the sea
shore.
Where are you going. Uncle Wig
gily2" asked the muskrat lady house
keeper. But perhaps you don't want
10 tell me You may get tired OF hav-
ing me ask you so often where you are
going"
on not al ali, Not at alli" ex-
claimed the bunny uncle I Ike 10
tell you where I am going, only THIS
time I don't know myself I am JUST
going for little walk in the woods,
and perhaps I may have an adventure
II I DO, when I come back, III tell you
all about it
Thank YOU said the lady muskrsS
lady politely. That Is very kind Of
YOU"
Then she went into the hollow stump
bungalow 10 see if il was time 10 dust
the piano. and the bunny gentleman
went on his way through the woods
Pretty soon he came 10 the hollow
stump where the lady mouse taught
school The school was newly opened
gafter the long vacation. and soon the
> boy and girl animals would come hop
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
HOW TO BE RID OF
DISGUSTING DANDRUFF

The only way to be permanently rid
* disgusting, untidy dandruff is to
correct its cause. Washing merely
cIesnses the scalp for a few DAYS and
the scales form again as thick as ever.
To destroy the dandruff germ and
ger rid Of dandruff for good, part the
~Ilair and apply a little Of the genuine
barfsian sage directly on the bare
scalp, and rub in with the finger tips
Tor a few minutes, until the scalp alb
serbs it CO over the entire head in
this same manner.
4 few days massage with Partisan
sage viii destroy the germs that cause
the dandruff to form The scalp be
comes healthy. the hair will grow bet
Ter and show more life and vitality,
ana Won need never be troubled by dan
duff again. Faded. dull or Hfeless
hair is quickly restored to beauty by
this simple process. which is absolutely
HARMLESS TO hair and scalp, as II con-
tains no poisonous wood alcohol and
will not stain the hair or make IL
greasy
KeTTv & Pollard's and druggists every
where. It is not expensive.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12

I KNOW OF A NAN who weighs two
hundred and up, who became
alarmed at his increasing girth, and
Joined a Y. NJ. C. A. to reduce. He
vent through exercises and baths
with the methodical precision of a
machine and the stoiidity Of a mule.
In a year he had taken OF only
fifteen pounds, and he declared ex-
ercise was all bunk"
Whereas, all the poor man needed
vas 70 waken up and exercise his
mind and awaken his spiritsi Loss
Of dignity and loss OF flesh frequent
" go together. He exercised, but
without any vim, and he went right
on eating and living as he always
had-nO wonder his daily reduction
tasks did so little good.
It is logical that, if you burn up
more flesh than you acquire, you
lose weight. Therefore, you must
eat less. and you must work more.
Recently I gave a reduction diet, fol-
low this-but its simple enough
reduce the fats absorbed, increase
the acids. And exercised
The fat woman lies down for q
moment as soon as she eats. And
thereby she lays on enough flesh TO
offset an hours work later. Usually
she takes an afternoon nap-only
thin, nervous or anemic women
should do that.
know Of three excellent ways to
reduce hesh-one is to swim, another
is to walk and the third is to gar
den The variety Of motions needed
70 run a successful flower and yege-
table garden will pull flesh from
Waist, hack ard hips.
The remedy for freshness is sim
ple-5urn up by exercise more fatty
particles than you eat in your food
and you must lose weight It takes
time, but a quick reduction will leave
the skin fiabby over a shrunken
body; a gradual reduction is better.
Questions and Answers
Whct oouId you suggest to overcome an
e-lg SccipF TtcO or three inches from
the scalp ny hair IS Derg oily and fhsrs
IS dGndTaf, too. II used to be fufy. but
4oiO gets oily q neck after It IS sccshed
--KoHtGHd Girl.
Replp-Wssh once g week with q pure
boTzx soap, and dry in the open air II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
HOROSCOPE.


Wednesday September II. 1916.
~ URING the daylight hours. the
rule Of stars is helpful. but al
- night the influences are doubtful
Astrology finds that Mercury and
Uranus are in benefic aspects in the
morning. Mercury becoming adverse
later.
It is time for careful action or the
part Of editorial writer's and persons
who have power to mould public
opinion.
Labor leaders come under a rule that
is exceedingly significant, indicating
activity and even danger or personal
violence. The death of a prominent
man is foreshadowed
Architects again have the prognosti-
cation OF great gains in business and
in artistic achievement
Young persons should benefit par
ticularly. while Mercury Is in the as
pect that rules early today.
owing to the stimulating effect OF
the planetary government matters Of
minor commercial character are SUD-
posed to be accomplished with ease
The sway is said to be most advan-
tageouS to orators Public men who
make speeches should be able to be
more convincing than usual The even
ing. however, may encourage unwise
utteranCes.
Intense mental activity IS likely to
disturb the equilibrium during the con
hguration that marks the evening
hours.
Crop failures in certain parts Of the
middle west and far west may cause
heavy losses
storms that are or extraordinary
violence are perdicted for October and
November These will be ACCOMPANIED
by unusual upheavals of nature.
A royal marriage or enga cement will
cause much newspaper comment this
autumn and may arouse Indignation
Persons whose birthdate it is should
Keep down expenses during the year.
letters or documents may cause an
nOyance.
Children born on this day proba bly,
viii be bright and quick They NAV
not value money as they should. These
subjects OF Virgo usually have love
OF order.-Copyrigh 1916. by tho Nc
Clure Newspaper syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
News Notes
from -
IMOvie1and

BY DAISY DEAN.


80 EVENTEEN.T the new novel by
Booth Harrington, has been
- chosen by the Famous Players
Film company as the vehicle for the
Joint presentation Of Louise Huff and
Jack Pickford on the Paramount pro-
gram.
The title. Seventeen" refers. Of
course. to the age Of William Sylvanus
Baxter, the Indifferent young man.
and to that of Lola Pratt, the baby talk
expert. who is his lady love. Jack Pick
ford will play .Will-ee." the doughty
hero of the tale. whose savage struggle
to Withstand the ravaging eyes Of Miss
Pratt proves futile
Miss Huff will play his little sister
Jane. that most extraordinary child,
whose unlimit ed capacity for bread
sugar and apple sauce, together with
her absolute "Obseity" in the matter Of
personal apparel. is a constant source
OF excruciating agony to her very much
older brother.
With Jack PickfOrd as the redOubt-
able Will-ee and Louise Huff as the
pestiferous Jane. Seventeen" the com
pany believes. should prove one Of the
most successful comedies every pro-
duced by them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
lDrunnond Directs Fair
Business From His Bed

W / Drummond, chairman Of the
board of governors Of the International
Farm congress and the International
Soil Porducts exposition, has so far
recovered from his recent operation for
appendicitis as to resume direction OF
the two conclaves from his bed at
Rolston hospital
1t is expected Mr. Drummond viii be
back at his desk in the chamber of
commerce within a week or ten days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
HOW CORRECT BATHING IS
GOOD SWIMMERS REQUIREMENT
Tells Lungs Water Pre-
Banishes Fatigue and Aids Your Development

not attempt anything foolish. Remem-
Der that If you go beyond the safety
zone so marked out by the swimming
zone or swimming beach proprietor you
do so at your own risk The very sad
dest thing that can happen to you is to
acquire a reputation Of being a good
swimmer when in reality you know
yourself 10 be still a little weak. Do not
attempt 10 show your prOwess in the
water or venture out to a distance
where better and ADLER swimmers fear
10 tread Try to be sensible. Try to
acquire a clean reputation that you
viii be proud of. Do not be a dare
devil; il viii never pay you in the long
run.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12

IFS Ike" the tender maid replied,
"A toothaehe in the heart
4 he was writing Now is the
n time for all good men TO come to
the aid IF their party on his
typewriter. the small dark man. becom-
ing conscious Of his left shoulder
looked over it
He had seen a face IN the mirror.
The face Of Lemuel Sponge!
II was himself,
He jumped wildly TO his feet and
clapped on a false mustache- Then
just as he was striding towards the
door. there was a knock on il. The
discovery, apparently, had been sinful
taneous.
-.TH either outwit EN- or foil ems
muttered Lemuel Sponge, and. Selling
an armul Of sheets OF typewriting
paper, he hastily tied them together
into a sheet ladder. and let himself
out the window just as those in the
hallway began 10 batter at the door.
apparently unaware that it was not
locked.
Perhaps I'll only BATTLE 'em-that'd
be sure DEATH" shuddered Sponge as
he disappeared down the side Of the
house.
CThe stubs OF two used movie
tickets for the film she Loved Him
But He Moved Away in Seven Parts
viii be awarded TO the first successful
solver 81 The Last Button-")
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12

street fair for this winter. have named
a committee, consisting Of $ J. Gatlin.
c. e. Dowd- Frank Carr, c. L. Kelly
and John Wilson 10 make all OF the ar
engagements 1t is planned TO hold the
affair about the middle OF November.
At q meeting Of a committee last
night at the chamber of commerce.
definite plans were made for the next
midwinter carnival to be held in the
city next January. Practically $4,000 in
subscriptions is in sight and the finan-
cial committee feels sure that a guar
antee OF $4,000 can be raised before
the carnival date arrives.
Mexican rents a speciality. Phi. 1904.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12

heretofore been a lone star among the
Bluebirds-
Ruth Stonehouse has been given her
own company TO direct and work and
has been started on a serial entitled
Mary Ann which Miss Stonehouse
wrote and in which she viii play the
lead
Mrs Vernon Castle has designed what
she calls the Castle preparedness suit
She will wear IL in her coming picture
Thomas Meighan. when speaking Of
his school days, often refers OF his ex-
cellent record as a football PLAYER
Funny he never talks OF his studies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
Beauty Chats MgzE9a & Kent FORBES
The Curse Of Fat

possible. Let your hair hang and air as
much as you can Get a good tonic, one
recommended TO cure dandrun; pay about
a dollar bottle for 1.-THE best viii cost
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12

= ESSkS W y McCurcheon, T. B.
MI Olshausen and 4. G. Foster. del
= = egates from FL Paso county TO
the state Republican convention at TT
Worth. returned home last evening. J.
A Smith and o. H. Baum, the remain
ing delegates. will return later. Ac-
cording TO the returning delegates. the
convention was one Of the greatest in
the history Of the state. The bitterness
between the leaders was largely talk.
as Lyon. Green and Terrell were all on
friendly terms.
Members Of the e Psso Gun club
viii hold their regular medal shoot to
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
J. ". Hadlock. superintendent OF the
water supply Of the ''Bisbee" railway,
has been appointed a customs inspector
by collector of customs Pat Garrett
4 meeting Of the directors Of the Fl
Paso Woman's club was held yesterday
The club is fortunate in having secured
the commodius rooms in the Masonic
temple for another year.
The petition Of 5O9 voters Of the city
and county, praying the commissioners
court 10 appoint a registrar of voters
appears to be so little thought Of now
that il has passed out OF circulation.
The entertainment given by the Safe
and Lock club last night for the bene-
fit of the local Y. NJ c. A., was a pro-
nounced success AIyar's opera house
was comfortably filled by a select audi
ence.
The Young men OF the Epworth
league Of Trinity Methodist church are
TO give a trolley party tonight in honor
Of Misses orc and Anna Corbin. who
are TO leave soon for Meridian Miss,
where they viii attend school
A move on ordinance was present
ed 10 the city council last night by al
derman Pennebaker. who stated that IL
would serve to relieve congested traffic
on some Of the streets by the temper
ally and perpetually idle. The ordi-
nance was passed unanimously.
The Elks. who have decided on their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12

. Take two hard boiled eggs. three
tablespoonfuls Of butter. a teaspOonful
OF prepared mustard, a dash OF paprika
pepper, one tablespoonful of olive oil,
and five Of cream cheese. and then add
three finely chopped pimentos. Pound
an together and when smooth. rub
throush a baby sieve. and use-TOmOr-
roU-PistachiO Ice Crenm.-Coyprigh
IsIb. International News Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
Celery Salad.
ny CONSTANCE CLARkE.

n ECORATING salads presents an
opportunity for displaying artis-
tic taste and judgment The
most deliciously blended salad win not
be appreciated unless it is attractive
in appearance
Take well washed crisp celery stalks.
dry them, an fill the stalks with
salad mixture made as follows:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12

iY0E need not be fat unless yoE GIToi0
yourself to grOt0 so
that much It takes long time to cure
dandTuh. but perfect cleanliness will do
It eventually.
7 rant to th0HE yoE for the oHstCsrs to
q couple Of ny recent letters, and to tCrits
Just q note Of appreciation for once Nth
out begging more Of your help. enjoy
yo1lr Chats so muck. They are fan q
common sense, and fhey ere not dIsoate
OdCiSirg impossible sfants or ezpesi0s
PTepGrGtioES.-4rs. EiIEiGEs T. 4.
RepFy-Thank you very much for YOU
letter. 7 Ike 70 receive such as these ana
10 know have been helpful.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
HOW TO Be SLIM

II you are too fat and want TO
reduce your weight Is or 20
pounds. don't starve and weaken
your system. or think you must
always be laughed at on account
Of your fat, but 90 TO Kelly &
Pollard or The Peoples Drug
store or any good druggist, and
get a box Of Oil Of Korein cap
sules, take one after each meal
and one before retiring at night
Weigh yourself once a week
and note what a pleasant and re-
liable method this is for remov-
ing superfluous fat from any part
Of the body
It costs little, is absolutely
harmless and a weeks trial
should convince anyone that it is
unnecessary TO be burdened with
even a single pound Of unsightly
fat-Advertiseme
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
WILBUR MUST HURRY

Crane Wilbur has made himself the
bette noir OF department store heads be-
cause OF his recent announcement that
he would take some" saIesgirl and
make a motion picture actress Of her.
Recently Mr. Wilbur received letter
from a department store asking him
for the sake Of discipline in the store
to please decide at once on the salesgirl
who is to get the chance to become a
picture star The letter goes on TO say
that instead OF tending to customers.
the girls now drape themselves over
the counters. pen in hand, COUGHING in
the best rhetoric at hand phrases that
they hope viii appeal 10 the screen idol
in his quest for a new kind Of star The
company tried discharging. but soon
discovered IL would be necessary TO dis
charge all the girls and fiji their places
with men This would not do and so
mercy in the shape OF a speedy decision
is craved Of Mr.. Wilbur.
Bluebird is to offer Louise Lovely
and J. Warren Kerrigan. as co-stars in
a screen version Of Frederick s Isham's
novel. The Social Buccaneers" in
which Kerrigan will impersonate a
modern Robin Hood Miss Lovely has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12

Take down your receiver and say
distinctly into the transmitter
THREE-50O-
You viii be connected Immediately
with the best Taxi. Auto. Limousine
and Baggage Service in Fl Paso.
City Service Company.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
Questions and Answers

Copyright by George GaHhez Adams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
The Daily Novelette,
THE LAST BUTTON.

-Oh what Is lover the lover cried.
''WhO can describe It's smart:r
IFS Ike" the tender maid replied,
"a toothache i'm the heart.g
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
Ordinance.

-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~---~--
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
SALE OF BREAD. GROCERIES. NOTIONS.
CONNECTIONS AND ALL VARIETIES OF
FRESH MEAT-FISH. FOWL. GAME.
EGGS. COUNTRY BUTTER, VEGETABLES.
FRUITS. MELONS AND OTHER PROD
UCTS OF THE FARM. DAIRY. POULTRY
YARD AND ORCHARD At THE FL PASO
CENTRAL MARKET COMPANT'S HOUSE
AND MARKET PLACE AS HEREINAF-
TER ESTABLISHED AND GRANTING TO
THE FL PASO CENTRAL MARKET con-
PANT A RIGHT TO MAINTAIN MAR
KIT HOUSE on THE WESTERLY ONE
HALE OF BLOCK TWO HUNDRED SEVEN
g @ UP Y BELLS ADDITION TO THE CITY OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12

Mexican rents a speciality. Phi. 1904.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
1AYEARS Ago Today
4 4Fron The Herald OF Thia
Date 1902

4 ESSRS ". s McCutcheon, T. B.
n Olshausen and a c. Foster. del
= egates from FL Paso county 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-29
Como ha triunfado la
Reuolucion, seg1n un
testigo ocular

men patriotismo. Estan contra ci go
bieruo en- codo caSo. Su solo obieto
es rohar V matar. Hace pOcoS diaS que
mataron i un carpintero en- una ha-
cienda. otro del mismo Oficio qu2
Sc ocupaba en- construir un atauG.
fut aSesinado. porque el jefe de los
bandiGos dijo que habia prohii'icion
de ;rabajar hasta en- la fabrication
de cajones de muerto.
Los cabecilas en- San Luis Potosi
Y Tamaulipas. asi como en- Ia pa1te
uorte de VcracruZ, son los hermanoS
CeGillo. Magdaleno Y SaturninO. Tie
nen su Quartet general en- Ciudad del
Maiz. un pueblito cercano a Cardc-
mas de San Luis Potosi. Los Cedi!lo
Sc jlaman 4 81 mismoS ''convencionls.
tas." Y pelican contra Carranza. por-
que aseguran Que este violo los par-
tos de Ia Convention de AguaScalicn-
+es. Cuando Ia guerra con los Estadc'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-29

Hace tres cuatro d!aS llegaron q
Galveston algunoS americanos proce-
denres de Mexico, los uItimos. sin
duda. que han logrado salir de nues-
tro pals. obedeciendo Ia indication
de Ia Casa Blanca.
Uno de elloS. hizo un relate eS-
ueluznante de In Situaci0n Porque
atraviesa aquella Repub.ica. Y de
tales declaraciOneS vamoS 4 tomar
los pdrrafoS mas culminantes.
"Conforme 10 que perSonalmcn.
ce me conSta-dijo-muchos meXica-
nos Sc estan muriendo de h;mbrc en-
los Estados de Tamauhpas. Neracruz.
San Luis Potosi Y Nuevo Leon. Y he
sabido que. en- condici6nes Semejan-
res Sc encuentra el resto de In naci6n.
Estuve er un diStrito que esta !
tres horas de Tampico pOr el ferro-
carril. Y un promedio de seis a Siete
ninos diariamente morian de ham,
: bre. 4 pesar de Ia ayuda que les im-
partian los americanos De Ia loca-
lidad.
En- los pr6ximos sesenta dias. mi,
llares de hombres, mujeres Y ninos
pereceran por falta de where's. va no
hav que conner en- el pals. Hasta IA:
plantas salvajes que los indios utili
zaban como aLimentos, han desarare
cido. Literalmente, NADIA IN quedado
Los nativos pueden vivir con cana Gt
azucar: pero no habra Suflclente an
tes de Octubre, ' ahora carecen d.
todo alimento.
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DF "NAC|STRAL INACTV|DAD' T|1UlO
FALL IA POLIT|CA De Mr.. wilson
Declare que no habia aconsejado MIR. hughes
que intercalara en- su programa una polltl-
ca de intervention en- Mexico

Despues de los tres ultimos meSes
de permancncia en- Ia frontera. diJo
Fall. estaba tOdavia fuertemente m
ciirado en- favor. de la ''intcFvencldn
0 con cuerdac." i''intervention with
strieS."l Fall cxplico este. deciaran-
do que favorecia la idea de II Me-
yico. hacerSe cargo de Sus negoclos,
coiocanGo alguno Ell e! poder que
pudiera restahlecer la paZ despues
de este rctirarse sin adquirir una So
Ia pulgada de territorIo.
La Question meyicarG. diJo. en- Ia
presentc campana electoral. estara
pospuesta Il ,os ataques Ia adt1i-
nistraci0n por 10 Que hace las rem
tas p,blicas y u las tsi'ifas. No he We
aido a conSejar al candidate Hug
nes o al director Wilcox. sino dar-
les inicamente los informes que he
podiho adquirir. Probablemente pro-
nuncie algunos discursos durante- la
campaiia. ST el Comite Nacional cree
que yo conozco mas acerca de la 81
tuacion mcXicana que cuaiqa:era
otro. entcnccS concretare mis- dis
cursos la question mexicana."
IL indicarsele al Senador Fall que
lo. demGcr,tos In arusaban de- estar
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"ES PRECISE HUMlLLAR A LA
CORROMPLDA CD. DE MEXICO"

de veinte haSta tres
cieEtos indivIduoS. y siembran cl te-
rror entire los habitantes.
Eel quartet general de uno de eS-
tos grupns de bandoleros eSta en-
San Nicolas de los Monies. en- el ES-
taGo de Veracruz. ccrca de los llmi-
ties del de San Luis PotcSi. Fl pue-
bio de cSa iocalidad eSta cOmpuesto,
en- ST. mayoria. de bandidos, que It
han apoderado De Ia scomarcaS circun
vecinas. No les permiten los peones
aue trabaien mas que en- los plamtios
de cana de cafe. Y esoS lnfeiIces
estan oblieadoS obedecer o 4 mo-
rirs. de hamhrc con SuS famlllas.
Ademas. los bandidos les han roba-
do i los peoncs cuanto tenlan. ma
terialmente todo 10 que poseIan.
los ninos andan deSnudos. les
hombres apenas Sc cubren con una
manta raida sucia, las, muJeres
solo llevan faldas de algod0n. Sc ha
intentado en- algunas haciendas CO.
scchar el maiz. pero esta operaclon
Ia lievan a cabo primero los bandidoS.
V Sc llevan el cereal para sus madrl-
Cu2ras. Sc de una gran hacienda,
propieda de amel'icanos Ell donde
toda la cosecha de maiz fue robaua
pol los bandidoS.
Estos, no solo saGuean los eNtran
ieros. sino tambien 4 los mexicanos
roban 10 mismo al rico que a po'
bre. Llegan hasta despojar 10:
peones de Sis escasas prov;siones, y
han limpiado la comarca como un;
playa de langostaS.
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rr,ear,ma rsperlaI para la PRENsA.

feIedrama E>FF''I' P''7 - - -,
N N>HiN''i''>' ''''''' -, ..I, -.
hIrt"" "i''r"a''" il" "'' '''''.'.
plan pr''~.''''F Z" i"'' ID ''''N,', i", "
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r.a~. -nyia "~.a n"'h" 4. -"rr"'ar''
t.. R,Iati"nrS ENt"r'"r"S d. Co
a;.rno .Ir N,:N.-". r.indF!" A-''i.af'
uaa o".a IN Ia 4u" d"'lara 1"' 81
i.r.,iarn.r Wr.~on ar"pta la pr"p"-
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i,a:..a mrNjrana. sin Ia cual n" ere"
,l!. Errra ser permanent" nin@lln
af.",.-'o Iu" - trnsa.
= Ia pr6poSici6n de-. =ohi"rn"
americana 81 arrptada. :" ere" Iu"
IoS dr'rgaIo> - r"uHii-an Ian pron;"
com, >ra possible fo"mar Ia aSam-
alra. Aun ruando NADIA - Ia dirho
H.. nu'rnrs purdan ser .o~ -"ir=!i"S
p,r =, pre~idpntr Nilsson para for
mar la t"nriSi.n III =obi"rnn ame-
rh.ano. la opinion pl,hiIra >"il;tIa.
como m!"mnro~ Il" rIia a President
H. Tribunal dc .hi>tirIa. Mr.. Whit" y
4. -N-?r"rurai"r Mr.. Frederick W.
Lehman. para "rupar dos Il" !">
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-29

NUEEA YORK. Julio 2S.-Garac-
fernando la po:i'ica mi!itar de VIII
son. como de "maGi~iral inacriNi'aG,
el Sonador Fal 'Iijr hey que 81 las
tropas son mantenidas en- Ia frontera
hasta despues de las e'cCcicne>. el
pueblo debe sacar suS propiaS conclu-
stones acerca de Ia Significa"ion pa
Utica de csc hecho.
F. mencionado Senador. que estu-
70 hoy en- esta ciudad conrerenclan-
do por espacio de dos hora$ con Mi.
Wilcox. el director de la camp&n@
electoral republican,. Tego termnan-
temente que huhiera acOnSejado al
candidate Hughes que interca!ara en-
su programa que habra de dar Il CO.
nocer en- Su discurso de aceptaci0n
de Ia canddatuga, una poii'ica dc
intervention en- Mexico.