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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-23
Iowa Defeats Purdue.

Iowa City Oct. 2S.-Opening bag o!
tricks---line sma shes, end runs and for
ward passes-which kept Purdue in
continual state of bewilderment, the
university of Iowa football squad over
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-23
PHILOSOPHY That Failed,

81 don't see 81 Perkins any more at
the grocery lyceum."
Isl sorter lost caste. He was setting
or a cracker barrel arguing that life
wasn't worth living. A lamp exploded"
"Well?"
"Si was the first man out. Louis
Vile Courier journal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-23

Roland Basketball Teams Defeat Colo.
Special to Times Republican.
Roland, Oct. 2S.---The boys and girls
teams of Colo high school were de-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-23

treatment felt like woman
stones am
saved life
Marshalown
and and 3Sl
usually sufficient
the
of
obtai by Monticello Illinois
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-23
Ho,u Publicity Helped
Mrs. Thomas to Health
Doctor Had Decreed Oper-
alton When She Read of
Mrs, Dun1dp's Experience.

Some time ago Mrs. r. C. Dunlap OF
DeKalb, Mo-. wrote to the st. Joseph,
Mo-, News Press telling how, after years
of suffering with stomach trouble. she
had been relieved OF a quantity of gall
stones and restored to health through
using Fruitola and Traxo. This letter
was published and read by Mrs. Georgia
Coc Thomas Of Lancaster. Mo-. who had
been told by her doctor. after months Of
treatment for similar trouble. that MOTH
ing but an operation would save her.
Mrs. Thomas obtained Fruitola and
rrraxo from the drug store. and saws:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
Life's Picture
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

Do you find life a rather dull az
fair in which you have 10 seek dis
traction because nothing interesting
ever happens Look about you and
see what very foolish piece Of snap
Judgment that Vs. Things are hap
pcning all the time; opportunities are
presenting themselves, events are
fairly clamoring for your attention,
HE only travels who does nit
travel in order 10 arrive" said Goethe.
There is a deep philosophy III that.
Too many Of Us are 50 intent on the
goal that we do not observe the in
tercsting path we in order TO
reach that goal
A girl friend 6 mind landed in
Cherbourg a few years ago and spent
day there starting for Paris. Cher
bourg Is a quaint old town, with
gloriously beautiful harbor and won.
derful color in the very brick soil
and the worn cobble stones and the
shells on the seashore.
The girl saw none Of this She
did not observe the remnants Of old
Norman architecture past which the
train whirled her on her way 10 Paris.
She did not see the sleek, black cat
tie or the daffodil studded fields, In
dare she passed through Normandy
with is traces Of ancient invasion
and old.world civilization and its nat
urai beauty.
She wanted to get to Paris. She
was travelling in order TO arrived
And now very regretfully she looks
back on a journey whose beauty she
missed
Life is not dull TO anyone who has
an observing eye. An invalid,
doomed forever TO a wheel chair, may
still find life splendid and beautiful
ii he has eyes TO see, and mind TO
interest itself Not in action, not
even in participation in events lies
Joy Ii resides rather in the ability
to observe and to react on obserya-
ton
Just hi seeing the world about
you and It's needs lies enjoyment, and
opportunity too. The man who in
vented erasers for the ends Of PEN
ellis saw a need and reacted 10 il and
made a fortune The greater inyen-
tons came In the same way Joy and
utility both demand that You notice
that YOU observe There is nothing
boresomc in the motion picture reel
OF litel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
In-Shoots

Somehow Il always seems as though
che other fellow got that silver lining
10 the cloud
The man elected 70 office by very
large majority is APT 70 lose respect
lnF his constituents
u requires 4 lot ii nerve fot d man
q wear gloves on the street during
business hours 10 a small town,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
BY ADA PATTERSON.

Human beings differ in many re-
spccts, but upon one point they agree.
They grant the power Of personality.
Not one Of them is proof against the
peace be still person
The peace be still person is not
that one who frowningly says Hush
when you are in the full flood Of
your eloquenee Nor that cruder in
diyidusl who makes the request, Shut
your mouth" nor who raucously ~.
tiers the command CLOSE your trap.
Such mandates are apt 10 be disre.
garded and to further provoke the
oratory it was desired 10 suspend
| met such one as deserves the
title | have twice used in the forego.
ing paragraphs. II was at high noon
OF a busy, troubled, harassed day, the
kind Of day that brings wrinkles to
the face and writes them upon the
heart. met, but did not see, her,
Nervously shaking the hook Of the
telephone | said. u will try once
more to get Miss X" A voice, low
and full soothingly answered: Il am
so sorry, but she hasn't come in yet
You have had such a trying time
reaching her. haven't youi" .
That was all, but the speech
wrought magic. Vanished was the
puckcr in my brow. Stopped the
jumping pulses. Gone the petulant
mood provoked by a network OF cir,
All because OF the power
Of personality conveyed by a voice
Behind the voice was a heart Of sym
pathy and a mind Of understanding
] had met peace be still person.
She was the humblest and the
mighticst person in my many sided
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
The Peace Be Still Person

day. Humblest because she sat Tor
many hours al battling switchboard,
working hard all day for a poor ST.
pend Mighty because she had the
power OF self.eontrol and OF under
standing and had conveyed them to
another
The peace be still person is one
whom everybody seeks He is one
who has the power Of quelling the IN.
ward tumult OF other souls,
How do you maintain your poise
throughout hard day. one asks
such a man or woman and we are
Properly rebuked by the impersonal
answer: @There is an attribute called
self-eontrol." 49,.
But self-eontrol is not enough.
There are those who have self.eon-
troll that seems admirable, but have
no powerful impulses TO control II
is easy to build a wall around a
muddy street pool, No one save the
doughty little men OF Holland have
fenced out the sea. Self-control when
there are big emotions, giant instincts,
tremendous impulses TO master, is a
gift greater than those Of the gods.
But self-eontrol alone docs not
make its possessor a power among
his fellows. II may only render him
negative so far as they are concerned.
There must be sympathy, Not mere
matter Of the surfaces OF his life, but
the kind that has its roots deep in
his being. Poise plus sympathy and
sincerity, place man in the brother
hood 81 the strong He is OF the
peace be still order
OF such was the Master Teacher
who bade the waves OF the sea be
still and whom they obeyed. And
ever since the brothers and sisters
Of the order have been queling the
tempests in others. Let us join it.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
If You Must Diet

II Is not the quantity Of food, bui
the kinds OF food eaten that iattcn
This should be remembered when
dieting 10 reduce flesh. "Semi-starya.
ton" as means Of reducing 10 moi
only weakening, eut positively dan
gerous. The following diet fist for
the reduction Of flesh Is governed by
common sense
FOODS PERMITTED
Clans, oysters, Holsters.
Soups without -four or fat thick
ening.
Lean meats cham, pork and liver
exeeptedl.
Fish.-Fresh, salt or smoked OF
any kind, but cooked without fat OF
butter.
Eggs in any style
Chicken, duck, turkey, game.
Vegetables-Squash, stringbeans
carrots, tomatoes, turnps, cabbage,
peas, onions, asparagus, caulihower,
celery salads, watereress, pickles OF
all kinds.
Gluten bread.
Water. coffee and tea Except with
mcals) in any quantity Milk very
sparngly and liquors very moderately,
FOODS FORBIDDEN.
All foods containing sugar, such
as cakes, ice cream, preserved fruits,
jellies, jams. etc.
All fatty substances, butter, cream,
gravies, oils, sardines, etc.
White bread potatoes and all
starch foods, oatmeal. rice
The foods permitted may be and
should be INDUCED in freely When
the required weight is reached, the
rigidity OF the diet may be relaxed,
until the increase IN weight advises
that strict adherence again be OBJ
served Tor a time II is we'll, however,
ior those inclined 10 obesity TO ex-
elude potatoes and white bread, bis
cults, rolls, etc. from the menu At
all times.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
Health HINTS Fashions Womoms Work Household Topics
DO You Know That

An aid-propcller gliding boat has
been invented lor Transporting freight
Oh die Wccd.inicstcd rivers OF Colom-
boz u has a draft u FIVE inches al
rest and three inches when al full
speed, and is driven by two l50-horse
power petrol engines, each connected
70 an air propeller.
An elephant rushing upon an as.
sailant trumpcts shrilly with fury
Fear is similarly expressed III q shrill
brassy sound or BY roar from the
lungs pleasure, by a continued low
sqncaking through the trunk Of an
almost inandible purring sound from
the throat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09
r RECKLES


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prescription othiae double strength ~
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abonld aoen see that even the worst freeKles
hays begun 70 disappear, while the lighter
onHa have vanished entirely n Ia seldom
that more than % ounce IL needed 70 com.
pletelY cltAf fbo skin and gain besun
fui clear complexion.
Re sure ~ ngh for The double strength
0thinc ~ this N sold under guarantee OF
money back n 4 fails 70 remove freeklea--
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-09

Almost as gay and eolorful as
the country itself is this pictuf-
esque Sports Hat The crown and
upper bfim are covered with
chaiIle, rs pattern a splssbing riot
of chartrcuse, orange, green and
blue.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
Viene de Ia Pag. ia.)

tados Unidos." Y, en- seguida, dice
tendenciosameHto . a@Gstros her
manos De raza q Europa, animdn-
dolos 2 eu,as-- aNo
cstamos, pues Ell ~psos-Acla, de Ia
fuerza in~contrastable de que harlan
frecueGtenente los que Green a los
Estados Unidos duehos abso!utos De
America, y que a Europa no lie que
da sir0 aceptar los hechos consuma-
dos y ~proseguir su expansion mo-
raj y economical, poniGndose h&bi..-
mente bajo Ia protection de Was
hington. Todavia Quaia alg0 por de-
cir....... ETC."
Las ideas del ST. Pereyra sc eS.in
coafirmando p!enameate, y nues.Go;
~lectores Sc habran enteTado por IA
PRENSA. edici0n de aver, de que q
Panamericanismo Ia sufrido Ell mas
tremendo f~racaso, a pesar de les es-
fuerzos hcchos poF Mr.. Thomas
Woodrow Wilson para iayectarla "a.
yieja y puQefacta Sayia del men
roismo."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
roisnlo.'
LA NOCENCIA % DEL PAEl5E-%-
CANiS5.Q

Los a5uerdos del >egundO Con=-1-
50 panamericano no puelen pare
Ger mas inocentes y dignos de Lea.
In ellos no Sc mencl0na la poLill-
ca para nata, y todos Sc ref -csn A
fomeniar e. cambi0 de IDEAS lie en-
ire los paises latinos y los Lstau1s
Cnidos. FOmelto de explorations
ar1ueol6gicls, medidaS goodies as
para eI trazaGo de limites, tr.a.9I-
laci6n international de territories.
atopci6n del 5istetca metrico u p
SOS V mediGas, estulio de una via "a
~un!Gorrna para yodos los f.
r~rocagriIes am~eFi2anos, Ieyes L.,
a@uas, cdiedras de ASTORIA de Ann
rjca y-de. rada uno de los DaiseB a.1-
.ricanoS, catedras de ing. IS, eiStei.&-
no. y portugu5s. socioiogsa, e. y
IN, fin, toio aquelLo que aeqta ~
estrecnar las reIaci0aes en- toiDsIs3
Z ssados Unidos del C0Rt.eneitie, =
uniforma rentre eliJ&, los pu0to'
4e vista, las instItucioaes e cri-
tctfo general
Eslo, deciamos. es de una inos1a-
3ia columDiana.... Y. sfn emb-.-1.
en- el fondo, sigaiIiGa absorcl0n, n
ataL - f..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
,TFuANIA sOLICETARA Ell ULTI-
no EifPRESTETO.

LONDRES, Agosto 2l.-Un despa-
cbo para ell Exchange Telegraph"
trae Ia noticia de ell Minister.o Ut
Hacienda de Alemania ha completa-
do los datalles para lamar al merca-
do otro empr6stito de guerra que Sc
"a ell quinto de los que 81 gobierno
aieman emita desde que Sc rompie-
ron las hostilidades.
FL despacho, que esd lccaaio ~
La Haya. dice que ell empT&st!to Sc
ri lanzado el ) del mes pr6Ximo, y
81 i~ntsres que Sc va a pagan por 81,
IS el de cinco por ciento. Ell precio
de emission sera de 90.
Ell Condo Won Roedern, Secretario
del TeSoro Imperial, ha puesto en-
planta medidas para popularizar 81
e~mpr6sito, que, seglIn los agentes
del gUbierno. sera el ultimo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
e. "EEGALISAI0" La "L.EGA T.;
CICNALiSTA

Algun0s c0ajQniel al pertid0 LA
mado tegalisla con. Ia Liga Macon !:
.is.a, cuaadQ:sq trata de DOS now
miontos i6Ill3os d~iferehtes. e gr'
20 l.ealista cstRba inlegrado /,
camenrc po7 ex-vilii5tas, aunq
jamb.Gn, como Ia Liga, Sc pronot
r2stablccer en- Mexico ell orden COZ
tilGcionaI, pero sus tendencias e. Il
cIclusiv!stas. La Liza admi,e L
ST. senc, como saben Guestros .ecto-
res, a todoS los meyicanoS qua .e.
seen el imperio de la Constitute; n.
FL Dar.;l0 "legalista" mugi6 IN 81
crla. y alguoos de sus miembfos s.
han afiliado ahora u Ia "Liga .Nac.C-
a~a!ista Mexicaaa."
FL senior Iic7aciado EstebaH Ma
7I,o Cas.el.aa0s. uno de los .n;cia-
t7ves dc es,a, saa.5 de San Al.o7i0j
2,ra continual q, o.fas 20. .acio~
hes, su labor de Propaganda, en- ia
r1e, sagtin nos dec.a. Ia hech- gran.
les progresses. pT5Ximamente Sc /.
yarti"&n. en,ce m~iliares de ne&1r
nos, uaos foiletos cue cOn,iC en- .
proEram2 de ID Liga. publica.o
Ia PRENSA con toja ogortuniG
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
VA pAsAN DE NuEvo LOS IRE
Viene de la Pag. T.

and Great Northern habis tenido
,on las Lmeas Censtitucionahstas.
ruatro soldados a~merieanos pasaron
Nuevo Laredo, en- eraje de pai-
sanos,
Tres de los Guardias Nacionalas
~ss-acionados en- esta ciudad, y un sol
5.do regular del noEeno de infante-
"a. vcstidos de ~paisanos, pasaron
bov para Ia vecina poblaci6n de Nue.
=, Laredo, por el Puente ~Internacio-
nal. a su regreso a esta ciudad, los
-uatro soldados fueron r~econocidos
nor los que Sc hallaban de guardia
en- el m~encionado puente, habiendo-
los detenido Y enviado al Fuerte Nc
lntosh, en- donde quedaron en- calidad
de presses, por haber violado la dis
Dosici6n de las autoHdades militares
u urohibe a los oficiales y soldados
de guarnici6n en- Ia plaza, cruzar la
Inca d~ivisoria con Mexico.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
IN BAHQu,aG HlCE ELUGI0S
If LOS VElIEOS De ii c,
IL CORPS chilli

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Agosto
2i.-J. y. Brown de San Antonio,
Presidente del Banco Nacional Gel
Alamo es VI admiradoT del eSpir!-
tn Que reina en- Corpus Christi y en-
una neutrality-suspicious. hecha
al pueblo de esla ciudad lie manifies-
Ia su admiration por la fortaFeza
de que habia da1o muestr2s ante
eli terrible huracan de- Iltimo vler-
ass. Dijo mas o menos:
Con eI deseo de hacer justlcla al
fuerte v valeroso pueblo pot el que
siempre-he sentido In gran irteres
V entire cuyos ciudadanos tengo 81 oF
gul!o de contar muchos y personaIe3,
amigos. uuiero e1presar mi APPLAUSE
y admiraci6n por la noble, pronta !
cT5ctiva monera como los %habitantes
en- general de Corpus Christi asi CO.
mo los o]ficiales del Condad0 y de
Ia Ciudad en- particular. han hecho
Grente a la dilicil situaci6n por IA
cual ACADIA de pasar Ia ciudad."
"EI hecho de que no hubiera per
iidas de vidas en- Corpus Christi y
IN sus inmediaciones y, practical
mcnte, nj pGrdidas de oLras propie-
dades frente Z la Bahia, las cuales
nunca Gebian haberse levantado da
ALI. muestran como la Ciudad SuTo
d~arenderse contra Ell terrible meteo-
no"
Con hi esposa, dos niet0s, nj crIa
da Ia se1ora W. G. Giddings dc
Ennis una c~ocinera Y in chaufleF,
ocupaia 70 el Roy Miller, residen'
rla sieaada cprca de Beach -Hote!,
R las cualss ,quedaroa frente
: Ia SEaya Norte. No pulimos de
Jar cl%edifiieo duranLe la tempes-
lad y egeimos que quiz&s Ell ed!riclo
no ruagq perjudicado por estar bier
constrhIdq y enjre oLra5 estructaca'
' que5a q. mas podsic oirecer e.
-tn ii2ol%enicnte temporal Por4oe
las ventsnas Q las puertas no p0-
dieran resisfir 81 nFaprJje del viento.
81 fddas u eases lutheran e:to-
do c5nst9ui6ss Dc Igpal mancra J
los m;SyIoS maI1rf5iss Haiie hu-
1iara dejadfo nor tenlsf las que S
hallaban a 10 largo de Ia playa. Nos
.clros estabamo5 en- una de las mas
.expucsias posiciones y. creo que So
ria bisn en- cl future prohibir Ia
erection De fincas a 10 larGo'y 1ren'
&. . IA Bahia. La construction d"
una gran caIzada para coches a %
largo dc ia playa. Ell mi opinion -.
una espltndida idea"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
En- Charco, Texas, un
rayo cause Ia nuer-
te 4 IN MsXIca2C

CHARGE, Texas, % de Agosto.-
Cresencio Salazar, uno de los me-
xicaaos mas promiuentes de este lu-
gar. Y quien tenia catorce amos de
gcSidir en- Charco, fue victima aver
De una fatalidad, pues uno de los "a
yo5 queLhubo duaalte Ia tormen-
to registrada aver. cayo en- UT sltio
may pr6ximo a donda Sc hallaba
Sa,2zar. produci6ndoia INA mueGte
ins~.GHtd9ga.
JI senior SaIazar conia5a treinta y
se.s &Ios lie eda5, Y hahia logrado,
pur slIs p@opios esfuerz1s, ocupar
IN p-aDjnente Iugac IN "A so'i":'rl
lie este pueblo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
Fl, .DESyERRO" FUE CAPTuRA20
pOR IN SUBMARINE RlSG

BERLIN, Agosto 2i.-Segdn las TO
dcias que So han recibido boy aQu!,
el vapor aleman "Desterr0" que lie
yaba IN cargamento de metal de
hero para costas alemanaS, fue
capturado por IN submarine russo
que navegaba con bandera snaca.
Ese hecho, Y el de que la captura
Sc halla ~verificado en- agUas terri
toriales suecas, Ia causado mUcha
e~ycitaci6n en- Suecia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
OEEAS pIVERss9

are HH rcnA" Us C5Etas poi ti'-i' q u
L4TasS c-pd3aiI 80
BIh!i"lrra e" J.! Hlsa- ''EA cape" &c IA,
Tr.~ a las in"arive. : '"is'S ieI-- ~
aara'a' '-e'icHi.s rsiHrhaS. t''
-lG..H.tEt". n los bats tEs's Ct !FM.
"a a 4 f.-'!'a. ~
C,fi"TElEio. Ei'i".s'rla. N"I
~E:r5.aniINo del tt&aI. ''a.l UIy a!HtAl -"
Z. anna O. asa "''-h q" 81 iHI.eF 'a-'tia
en- rfa'gTia I. eczema, "l'Sl, ttc. '>'
~ c2.'Wfad1f G14 .N."Gri IN par" St..',
h;'.in''s Lt'a"'!1. y |.n,'ai'.- Vs..
Sd ,r ~. fa ~aro.iiI q -
3 RI ccn.2tagc &. los euamor.Los. Llnro para
correspond n"lts 2morosas. "M
tSitto gene r. ,4F'',' ,o- '.''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
Llegaron a San Angelo,
Tex, las tres prime
Iras paeas de aIgodon

SAN ANGELO, Tex, Agosto 2I-
Los cheques por las candidates que,
como pFemios Sc han dado a los que
han traido las primeras pacas de al
god6n aqui, ~cosechado este aho, han
sido expedidos peF el SecFetario de
la San angelo Bead Of City Develop
ment. Tn total de s97 Ell Elective
fueFon recogidoS per subscription.
In cheque de IN 60 por ciento de-
total fu6 entregado a j. s. Bufford
Y otro del 10 por ciento a s. R. Den
ton. Solamente tres pacas nan He
sado aQui de Ia coSacha de este ano.
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UNA PARTiDA DE V!LLISTAS
AFARECIO EN-. 30.
Oiene ne ia Pag. 4a.1

triunfos a Lucio Blanco : C~arranza,
Ell haber "triunfado," pues Ia toma
de Matamoros, Nevada a cabo por Lu-
clio BLanco, lie do vida a C~arranza,
quien estaba "a ! punto de someter-
Sc al gobierno del general Huerta.
viGndose perdido.
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La ORA hencnSgita que 4ta...

de eIIos, a causa de IA depreciaci
de la m0neda ~Car7ancista, han vist6
sus rentas disminuijas c~onsideIa-
biemente.
Don Jose I. ~Lima1tou7, via s
Paris, en- donde goza de ura Ta
posici6n, ~financiera Y socialm 4nl..
Ell Banco de Paris 10 ha nom ca.
su ~consejero, en- virtud de la reputa@ra
ci6n que logr6 conquistar en- Lexis 4
co como hacendista; y, aunque los
carrancistas lie han coDfiscado f -.
JAS sus propiedadeS, es de los mex. :
canos opulentos que viven en- q e.
,Tanicro Ell Lie. Don Francisco T.
de- Ia Barra, tambien reside IN 81 {.
capital de Francia, y tTabaja conc
abogado &c Ia casa Morgan, de Mice,
va York. la que, como sc sabo, tie
le grandes rclaciones ron .os PASSES
Giiados, y es Ia repreSentante de L.
g.a.erra en- los Es}ados Unrdos pa-,
i compra de arms Y GemaS psrtre-
chos de guerra. FL general do Ma .,,,
lutl NonIragtu reside e. B2-;elo-
"a, } Sc sabe que no des.ste d3 81
tmpano i touar p-rtc en- los sur
los dc MtXiCo FL IngenieFo don
Salvador E~chegaray. bien con.ciao
IN nucsLra Metr6poii, organize Ell -.
Roma una compania industrial, dc
Ia que es director Y sarente. Don
AdoIfo de la Lama, don HilariI Ell
gIeTo, Gon GlslayO Pizlrro, den Ra.
u5a Corona, don GliIlcrEo Obre-
g0n y o,cos, tambiGn residen en- pa
rs.
Nuchos mexicanos hay que ii ST.
luiera piensan en- regresar a su pals,
.ecepciol-dos a cauSa de Ia reyoiu-
.e LIS f~recuyutes p~srsecuci0- 49,,
aes cue suLren los hombrss dc biea
ii Mexico; y Jolgs esGs e.ementos, 80,
que serian ut.ils.mos para recons-
,ruir ID uacl6p serdn otras t2ntl;
ruegzas Que Sc piardan para ei bitr
patria.