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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-08-09

this winter, group of Belgian wome1
and children were detained en- route tc
the west where the women had promise
OF work. The people at Ottuma were
sappealed at the sight of the little BOYS
OF the group, each of whom was minus
his right hand. One of the mothers
told the following heartrending story
90 When the little Belgian town in
which she lived was captured, all of the
old men, and the women and children
were herded into the center of the town
where they were surrounded by German
soldiers. Mothers with boys were ord
! cred to bring them out, one at time.
and lead them to a stump, where the
right arm was extended and the hand
chopped off at the wrist. The child,
mangled and bleeding was then turned
over to the heart broken mother. to be
cared for as best she could. The prus-
sian soldier, who was assigned to this
particular job, at first rebelled, but at
the point of the guns of the company
IN command, his nerve failed and the
little innocent hands were severed at
the wrist. Why? Because those hands
might otherwise some day be raised in
defense of Belgium s freedom against
Prussianism.
what man or woman with a spark
of humanity in his being can say that
even though American rights had not
been trampled on, this governments ac-
tion against such barbarity was not
justified? There can be no neutrality,
as long as this kind of "kultur" is be-
ing practiced by war-mad Huns"
So far this other gruesome story
by our friend and colleague
l.. W. Robinson, Publ. and Editor.
In the first place we could not fnl |
IN the Iowa town directory a town |
Ottuma' although the same town |
was mentioned twice in the same ar.
tlcle. Mrs. Bussey or Mr.. Robinson
probably meant. Ottumwa, Ia, the only
similar name found in three town in
1exes of the Western Union directory.
The undersigned therefore sent also a
ietailed day telegram to the Mayor of J.
)ttumwa asking for facts "in behalf
If american fairness and TRUTH. Wire
answer to be paid by the undersigned.
We deeply regret that we have SO far
lot heard from him.
Personally I should like to add that
LII such stories, when told by parties
ike Sergeant Breckenridge, should be
liseredited Breckenridge is evidently
10 credit to the uniform, neither to ,
is home town nor the country and the ,
iatform. Neither can his stories ap- i
zeal to real patriotism or encourage our i
oung soldiers who are about to give !
heir lives if need to be for their !
ountry. There are good and bad cha.
acters in every army and willful mur- 4
er and cruelties will hardly be tolerat- 4
i by the necessary iron discipline. II
The beasts Of war, made half insane
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-08-09
&iIion'8 SGmpfer
Inf bic bbiteriid,e !6ete ecgen
ameritaner bentiden
8lntes.

Sn einem cieenbanbigeu grie.
fe an Den apngreRabgeuroneten
Cher bon WiiiOnri, Der am 4.
9nsnft berOffentlidDt iuuroc, gibt
Eraiibent 8ilIon bon Neuem
lelnen @ertranen auf bic gGns.
lldDe llnbeidoltenbett unb Can.
oestrene Der sroken Maiie unie.
rer Siirger BON bentiher 9l6s
itammuna 9lnsbrnd. 1ser hattie
iidD bel @iliun iiber gunbesbea
ANTE in St.Gouis beflagt, iueld)e
8iirger beutIdcr Ibitammuug
ans nidtsiasenoen 8riinben ans
Hegiernngs- s-Stellnngen entlajIeu
bdtten.
ErGTbeut @iliun erluiberte:
rSbre Sriefe BON seitern uno "
porgeitern Baben in meinem j
Sersen cine miFt6nenbe saite :
angeId)lagen. sd bin bon pers
idiebenen Seiten anf bic M. i
glnfltd)e Chge anrmert'am ge-
madJt iuuroen, in melder cine =
iebr sroke 3abl nnIerer lopalen i
8iirser infolse ibrer beutiden $
gbitammnns ober gerbinbnn' Il
gen aebradlt porhen limb. Sd *
bin iiber5enst, bak Sic feiner r.
iueiteren geriiderung meines *'
gertraneus anf bic sanslihe lin. ~
beidoltenbeit nnb 2anbestrene #
Der sroken NaHe nnIerer giir. 's
ger BON sentidsm 8lut bebiir. II
fen. Sic iuiifen, bak if) nidt *
MIR einmal, fonbern bei bielen s
8elesenheiten in meinen 5ffent- =
liden Heben bieies @ertranen =
ansseiprod,en babe" y
4 X + 4 4 4 + 4 +
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-08-09

bur benz Safen bon Ie,p gprf aeiidl
tet luorben. (??)
Gtn aus eincm enrppoiIdleu S,ofer
etngetroffener 9ampfer brad,te biz
Mann ldDaften hon iicbcn Sdliffeu
init, bic iamtlih ami Der S0be bon
st. Maria, auf ben N3oren, BON ei,
mem oeutIden Sandlboot perleufi
,>uoroeu maren. Stint Sdiffe Der,
oransten ilber $4,000 Spnneu.
Stapitane nnb MannIdaften Der
perIentten Sdtffe iasen lbereimitim
mcno aus, oaR in ieSem einselnen
sale Der oeufidDe Saufbputfumman-
oenr ibre Sabr5enac anbielt, an Soro
fam nno linen ausreid,enS 3eit lieR,
nm bic Sebensrettnngsbppte fIott All
MAIDEN. Hnf, Der 8crienfnna Der
Sdiffe iunroen bic Hettnuasbu0te in
Der Htd)tnng Der Sitite pon oem tn
terleebOot 9eidleppt nub linen Der aes
name anrs fir ibrc SidJerbeit auac-
geben.
ySaibington, ,. 6. - 9m 6. gin,
quit hattie Der SnnoesIcnator 3eluis
BON Sllinois cine lanse aonfercn5 NIT
Fraiioent g8ilion. SpGter iagte CT
Ii. a.: rlteber bic Trage bes Iricoens
nno Der internattunalen Sesie6unoeu
Iage id) MIR pun mir ielbit aus, baR
Der Frdiioent itdl ais eriter nit ben
mabren 3eifen zines Sriebens, Der
lld anf Die BON ben Ser. Staateu Der.
tretenen Hrinsipien itibt, befaT1en
mtro, iubalb iie auftanf)en. @enn iic
ober nur ais tSrieoen Derfleibet fome
men, Damn iutrb 8oobrOlu 8ilion Der
lette iein, Der iid faugen Idft."
0eneraIleutnaut 0Ort, Der raus.
llteite fommauoiereuoe General ocr
oanIidDen Irmee, nuo Bcneralmaior
Sertbelien, Der Gbef bes 8eneralitas
bes, iunrocu beute ibrer EUiteu cnthos
ben. 3n ibren Nadfulgern iino &c.
neraIIentuant Snfen nnO 8encralma.
Ior @oIff auseriebeH.
Sin iiberans beftigcs Grb6e6en. |
'a8 Idlueren Sd)aoen anrtd,tcte, ind,. |
e ben ilolld)en SeiI BON Neus3 3eelanS |
II 9lultralien helm.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-08-09

Gler Imerifaner iino NIT bem 6ri
tlIden Tampfer Belgian Eriuee".
Der bon clucm ocutideu llsgout au
81. Snll Derlentt purbe, mmgcfOm
men.
Gtiua so Eerioucn, lueldle in ella.
bona ildD gclUaltiam Der Ginsicbuua
ifur bic ameritaniidDe Irmee entspaeu,
iunroen berbaftet, Die metitem anoeru
Infltanoigcr beripradDen, ton lpeites
rcn SdDrItten Ibitanb su nebmcn unn
I'D, benz 0eIeb su nuteriucrfen. Die
SunoesbebOrben bon Cflabuma Stir
baben Die Sobcsitrafe fir Die ;Siibrer
Der Hnf'tanoe aeforbert, bic pou Der
1oaen. v&orfing Gaf llnion" amqeb.
ltdp ange5ettelt mnrbeu. Sunbesbis
itriftsanmaIt Ne8innis beseidynetc
thr &oraeben ais Spdlperrnt. Die
@erbanolnnaen bur benz 8unbesgc-
.rtdlt baben Ocreits begonneu.
Ter 2475 SDnncn erofe qrief,iihr
Gnmpfcr rGbarilaus SrifonpiS" lit
bon cincm ecntidlen SandbOut in ben
Wrunb acbubrt luprben. Gin amcr,s
faniidDcr 3eritOrer nalm ben aapitam
unb bic WannId)nft an Soro uno mad,
elnem britIid,en 6afeu. Oton alaubt,
baf oas Sdpiff fir bic britiidye Aomi.
ralttat fnIr.
Gie 3iuangSrefrutiernng in Guna.
oa iuirb gum @eieb erhobem ueroeu.
WGbreub General gruIiiloff ais
ruInidDer &ummanoenr abiplnt re-
lt9ntert hat, tuurbe 8eneral 8nrfum,
Der fri!bere SDmmanoenr Der ruff
Id'en slrmecn an Der SioweitfrOnt,
perhaftci.
Die Nadridlt, oaf Der MiIitaraun.
ucrneur pOu Eetrosrab, @eneral Grs
oelli, Der Sommanbemr Der II. Irs
mee, erIdloiien luuroe, lpirb in abrebc
geitellt.
General WaIebcSfi, Der an Der ruis
IIiid)en Siibmeitfrent bas 8arbefurps
bcfcbligte, bas sncrit ben 9tiif5ua in
,SaIi5ien antrat, lit gum Sooe bernr. |
tellt luuroen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-08-09
Belgian Mothers brought Children to
America mutilated by AK
Of Huns

"Here is bit of news which should
be digested by every American man and
woman who still clings to the idea that
the stories of German cruelty are un-
true, or who believes that the United
States should have kept out of the war.
s'Mrs. E. J. Bussey, formerly teach
er in the Parker high school, who was
a guest at the G. w. Hill home over
Sunday, states that in Ottuma, Ia,
where she and Mr.. Bussey were living
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-08-09

his son long ago does not doubt his en-
hstment in Canada but is convinced
that his son has never seen a battlefield
in Europe -
While he could not enlist in Ca
madam regiment as an American citizen
before our declaration of war against
Germany, he could however safely re
tam his real name unless reasons of his
own made it undesirable. e."
The writer of the letter continues:
".....I could fill pages with the
enumeration of his various crooked ex.
ploits. In the neighboring town of
Bettendorf for instance he posed as
agent of the Saturday Evening Post
While he delivered two or three current
copies (Which he bought at a Daven-
port newsstand) to over so people, he
disappeared as soon as he had pocket
led their subscription money and no
other copies were received by his
victims
"If the evidence submitted to Won
should as yet not be sufficient, DR.. P.
Radenhausen of this city and many
others who have positive proofs that
Bishop is identical with Sergeant Bre
ckenridge could furnish more.n
A reporter of the Davenport Times
who did not know B. had also secured
an interview with the "hero", which
was published, but the Times EN-
ployees apologized for it's appearance
in the paper adding that the publishers
had been unaware of the character of B. |
and his antecedents
A schoolmate of Bishop Brecken- |
ridge, Walter Henle, 1924 W. 4th Str |
Davenport, refuted also another pathe
tic war story as told by the hero about
his "brother Bob, killed in France,
but "Bob" did not exist
In submitting above evidence re-
garding Sergeant B. we are rather
tardy, but we wanted to get at the facts
first before making charges. Also it
.ook some time to get the evidence.
On account of the character of the J,
nan we might have passed him up en-.
ire1y, had we not noticed in the
Parker Press Leader edition of Aug.
:, 1917 following similar charge
'gainst the German people and the land
# the writer's good father and mother:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-08-09
Sod eine Sdauermdre.
- oSeutid,er Serolb" NppeQ an bic
gliIhsamerifaniid,e EreiTe.

8lr boben bereits in letter g[u8.
gobe oen Shonoer oes oeut1hen go.
mems Ropmono 9iIhoff bon Gabeu.
port, alias vSereeant 8redenrioge'
nno Ietne ShninoeIeicn i'm g. s."
belelldtet. Sam auh nod Der Barter
~BreB.Seooer" lno oerofientlihte in
ie1ner Iusgobe bonn 2, 9Iugllt einc
dbnlihe belglihe HinaI0o 8inaloin:
8eI6ldte. Ganod belt iid cine frit-
bere 9ohldullebrerin in Barter, @
O., letlge sSrau 6. s. 8uBep, lebte!l
Ml1ter in Sttrma, SSSolpa (mobI st.
tumpo) nit ibrem Wionn ouf ln0
horte BORT, BOB letteu Winter cinr
Hethe bon belgiihen Oliittern llnO
Xlnoern Qllf ibrcr Hci1c bon 9eIQien
na6 Dem Weiten Ger Ser. Staaten
0ttuna palllert hGttcn. Sic 0eO0l.
tcrung bon 8. mar entlebt, ooB fopies
Ie belglIhe &nuben feline rehte &on0
hottcn, ollcin Ole meinenoen O}iitter
cr3ohlteh Dob Gin preltBilhcr Sol0ot
ouf grlnnen 8efcll bon Norgcictten
Ole Snaben aus ibren Nrmcn gerilicn
nno 5u elnem 8ountlob gcfiibrt ba=
be. Tort pur0e ibncn bon 0en Yrclt-
Ben Die redtc @ano obgebouen", mo-.
3u Der Barter uEreBs2eooer" oen
cbenlo "p6trlotlIhen" rpie gefiihlpols
len 8uIaB mahte, uomnit oieie &no.
ben ols Ipotere Wfdnncr nidt Die rehs
tc 9ono 3ltr @cIrenmq Ncl0icn& a.
Qen Ole Sunnen crhCbcn f0nntcn. " -
9ltio ein ncuer id)oucrIider Wcmci5
Der 0eutldcn 8rcl1eltotcn.
&S1 SSSnterellc Der MQbrhcit un0 Ger
Gbrc 0c3 0cllt1dcn Noncna untcr3u-
Qcn mir uns 0abcr Der 9lufgobC, lln.
1cren erlUcltertcn NrcdenriogC-9lrtlfcl
III Der &onoc5iplnhe oen englllhen
t3citungen bon Slollr 6aIl8 3ur Ser
fil0ung 81 itcllen. S5crr Ghos. Dan
pom uNr0u8=&ca0cr" berlproh oic
Nufnabme nit Nusnubme 0c9 YQrfcr
~BreB.Sea0er" 8lutmlrltortifels, er
perIproh ober aud, oo3u Stellung 5u
nebmen, iobal0 mir bon Dem 0iir9cr- /
rElel'Ier Oon &ttltllllnd, go, ole nllf |
Soften oes - Qeutidcr 0erolo" erbH.
tene tele0rapbiihe 2lntmort (oie lei
Der felt San3tog lester 8odc bis
leBt nod nid)t ein8ctroifen iib erbal.
ten h0ttcn.
Rodnteheno sic engIilte lleberieb-
ltn8 unicre3 9lrtifela, iiir oe1icn Mei-
terberbrcltun8 unter olliierten sSreun-
Ocn uno C10nnern mir. r.1lnlcrc 2e1er III;
,NrtCrellc Der Suhe bitten. GleieIDc
4}itte gebt audi an unlere Nehicl.
)lattCr. Nuh lpcr0en mir fijr bic @ei-
.crOerbrcItln8 an Oic cnQliidc Nrelie ,
IN Stoote 1orQen mo Die Ocltlden
Seller iouten eotl. 0nrouf ichcn, ooB
oerielbc in ibren betr. Gol&ntp3citlut, .
zen Nufnobmc finoet. .
O0n3 Tpnuth
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-08-09

Men g Booster Ass. The party claim
ridge and one of the only seven
survivors of the Canadian Princess Pa
tricia Regiment at the battle of Ypres'
IN France. According to the statement
of the secretary of the Sioux Falls Com
mercial Club, Mr.. R. D. Springer, the
club turned down his proposition to de-
liver an address. The appearance of
Sergeant Breckenridge at the Audi
torium was made possible however
through the efforts of lady member
of the local American Red Cross Coun-
ell. She had no reasons to disbeleve
his statements, since B. produced GER
tain credentials issued, as the under
signed was informed, by the secretary
of the Commercial Club of Des Moines
B. also showed letters, 1 understand,
that he assisted in raising money Ill
Iowa for the American Red Cross.
Sergeant Breckenridge was to receive
for his address in Sioux Falls only his
personal expenses and was supposed to
impress upon our young soldiers espe-
cially and the public in general the
needs of military preparedness and to
outline the details of training for fight |
ing in trenches. Instead of this he told |
gruesome and bloodthirsty stories.
The most horrible story he told was
that of young belgian girl "Little
Mary, as he called her. He stated |
that she was another victim Of "'Ger-
man. crueltics and that because of
calling the Germans "swine'' german
officer cut both of her hands off with
his bloody sword. While he did not
state the family name of the girl nor
her whereabouts in Belgium, he added
however "that he had little Mary
with him at Des Moines, Iowa. -. 900.
It speaks volumes for the good COM
mon sense Of the american public, that
the majority of the audience accepted
the gruesome story with more than q '
grain of salt. A good many however
believed it just the same and the story
was circulated throughout the state. L
In order to ascertain as much as pos 1
sible the truth, the undersigned first J
wrote to the Mayor of Des Moines, Ia, I
for information regarding the supposed
of "Little Mary" in the :
after place. He also enclosed clipp- C
ngs of local paper containing a "
'ather exhaustive write-up of Sergeant s
appearance in Sioux b
Falls and of his statements. 9
We therefore submit the following n
acts which ought to perforate the ve- n
acity of Sergeant Breckenridge"
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-08-09

The Firms that advertise
extensively in German pa
pers will get a large share of
the German trade.'
Printers Ink.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-25

CiUDAD DE MEXICO, Septiem-
brc 2l.-El gobicrno ha decidido re
tirar de la circulation todas las mo-
uedas de plata cxistentes y procedei
inmediatameute a su r~eacunac!on.
La Secretaria de Hacienda, d car
70 de Rafael Nieto ha preSentado d
Ia consideration del encargado del
Poder Executive IN proyecto sobre
e asunto, proyecto que don NenuH-
siaao ha encontardo favorable para
los i~ntereses del gobierno Y 10 ha
aprobado. Tai proyecto es en- slntesis,
el s:guientc: conservar Ia moneda de
orc. tai ' como ahora Sc encuentra,
es decir, que seguira teniendo Ia
misma ley de setenta y cinc0 cent?
gramoS de orc puro, pOr peso, hacicn
dose la a~cunaci0u en- la misma for
ia que haSta ahora sc ha hecho; y
ret:rar de Ia circulation todas las
monedaS de plata que forman eI sis
tema metalico: IS decir los pesos
tucrtes, los tOstoncs. Y las mouedas
de vcinte y dicz c~entavos. Para sustl
.yi- 4 las actuales monedas, que. CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-25
De Ia Ciiudad de MzsG5xico
Ell sobierno ga a retifor de la circulation todas los monedaE
de plata

mo qucda dicho, seran rctlradaS dc
la circulation por ell gobiernO, este
procederd desdc lucgo a acunar nue.
vas monedas Y desputs a reacunar las
que vayan siendo retiradas de Ia cir
culacion.
Para el efecto, e. jefe del ~ejecutl-
vo expedira proximamente un deere
TO ordenando que hagan entrega de
sus monedas de plata todaS aquellas
personals que las posean en- cualqule-
ri cantidad, amenazandO con castl-
gar sacramento quienes Sc niegan Il
atender las disposiciones del gobier-
no.
Esta MEDIA que Sc pondra ell Vi
gor pr0ximamente, tiende, segun las
declaraciones que ha hecho ell sub
s~ecretario, al mcjoramiento de Il
situacion economical del pals. en Wis
IA del alto prec;o alcanzado POI Ia
plata. como c~onsecuencia de Ia que
IRA mundial.'
Las dccIaracioncs dc que w 4 proce
ders. 4 rccojer todas las mcnedas
de plata eyistcntcs nan causado trc-
:ncnda connection en- cl publico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-25
La libertad dc LuciO Blanc0

Sc han recibido aqui mensajes con-
fernando la noticia de que el general
Lucio Blanco, quien Sc encontraba pr
sionero hacia tres, amos fue puesto
en- libertad en- la ciudad de Mexico,
ono resultado de la declaration que
hizo e. c~onsejo de guerra que 10 juz-
90, de Que aun cuando era cuipable
del delito de rebellion, Sc considerable
suficientemente castigado con el ITEM
30 que habia permanecido en- p~rision.
Tn hermano de Lucio Blanco, la
mado Bernardo, quien estuvo aqui pro
ccdcnte de San Antonio, confirm0 la
n~oticia, habicndo cXpresado que Sc le
habia communicate telegraficamente Ia
libertad del general revolucionario que
a raiz de la revolution carrancista
le do a csta gran empuje con la to-
ma del puerto de Matamoros, lugar
por donde pasaban los carrancistas
TODD ell material de guerra que po-
dian conseguir en- los Estados Uni
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-25
In ateatado Constitutional de la S~scretorio de GO6eTnc

l.
- - rIn, d;ym,s,a :.
i,-s-ara ioi mi. uorardo =
-, n.ro do ,r.b.ios on va
49,. ~I..r,-a. ia J., Pen,ib,;ca. o~uicncs
ma~,r. o,,;si~~or ror,ar re-
- '' =,
?'esa'-" 1G' '~"e -,
Z "a L+s' S ltr,at- "a ,nos
80 ,;'o ar.a .r.ts Dr. ~rcsoIvcr
~ E.e;Sa15aJo- ov+ro al cani,aI = Of
IIa roa,,rr;- o.. - far,,Itad
...;o,,I. ,9o do +,
F'' o,.ora..ro
rr9I. 49, nm atontado co,stitucjopaI
T., n~;rcrI.r .oviaJa nor Ia sacretaria
dc G5bc. aaci6n a los gobernadorcs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-25
ROBO DE

La casa dc la sonora II. Elmen-
dorff, 11l9 de la Gale S. Alamo, fue
viSitada ell Sabado en- la nochc por
los ladroncs, micntras la famIiia es-
taba ~ausentc, Y a~qucllos sc llevaron,
entire otras cosas, un cavalier con TN
brillante. dos antilles uno de los cua
les tienc dos brillantes. I'm reloi dc
pulScra. dos alfilcres dc orc, Un por-
tanoncdas conteniendo cerca de 9
dolares Y una bolsita dc mano, de
plata. La scnora Elmendorff ha d2-
do a Ia policia el aviso correspondent
te Y una detallada description de
las alhajas que lie fueron robadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-25
iSenoritas! isenoritas!
~iPrusbenlo! Dessierrea
Ia caspay hermosesn
sus cabelIos
Sc eyita Ia caida del cabelio, y Sc tor
ma en- espcso, ondulantc, -Tigo-
roso Y hcrm0So.

Nuestro pclo Sc tOrnara flno. ondu-
lantc. sedoso y abundante, y sc vol
vera suavc, brillante Y hermoSo CO.
mo 81 de una nina, despues de uSar cl
"Danderine". Haga Ia prueba hume
desiendo un lienzo o PIANO, con una
poouita de "~Danderine', G interodu-
ciendola Embellishments 4 traves del
cabello. ~frotardolo al mismo tempo
l;eeramente. Este limpiara el cabc-
10 del polvo, de Ia caspa y de la eZ-
cesiva grasa, en- unos cuantos minu-
tos, habra listed duplicado Ia belle
"a de sus cabellos. p,
.Ademas de nermosea: desde luego
ell pelo, la "Danderine" disuclve toda
particula dc caspa, limpia, purifica y
vigoriza cI c%raneo, evitaado para Sicm-
pre- ell escozor Y Ia caida del pclo.
Pero 10 que mas lie agradara a US
ted, sera cI yer que despues &c unas
cuantas scmanas de usar!a, Drotan u
vos cabcIlos. finos Y como vcil6S al
principle, 81, pero en- rcalidad nuevos
cabellos que pronto creccran y aufncn-
tarau su cabeIlcra. 81 listed Sc preo-
cupa por tencr un pcio hcrmoso, sua-
We Y atundante, suave yndetaosrd!uet
We Y abundante, 10 obtendra con toda
seguridad obtenicndo de c~ualQuier
drcgueria 0 tienGa de perfumes, una
botella de 25c. de Knowlton's Oandc-
rine," Y poniendola a prueba. (Adv.
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En- Ia camara de diputados Sc do
Iectura. durante Ia session de aver,
q UT mensaje suscrito por e. presi-
dente : s~ecretario de la Legislature
del Estado de Campeche, en- 81 que
p~rotesta de manera energica contra
Ia actitud que pretende asumir Ia
camara de d~iputados en- e. case del
gobernador de aquel Estado, general
Mucel, ? quien, como Sc recordara,
So acus6 ante Ia representation ca
rrancista de haber violado Ia Consti-
tuci3n general de Ia R~epdblica al We
IrE.ca-ss las siscciones qus le die
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En- IL session. ver!tIcaaa aver por cI
SeraGo. se G;scuri5 ell sunto reIati-
20 4 ia incautaci65n de las fabIicas
de. pals. por e. gobicrno, hablendo
estaGo prescutcs en- Ia session los en-
cargados dc las Secretaries de Co
ocrnacion Y de Industrial y Conner
clio. liceaciado Ag1irre B~erIanga c ia
gea:ero PAM.
Fl scnador ZuDa-an ~.nterpcla al
secretario de Industrial y Concrete
para que .nforme SCORE las causas
de los paros, sobre Ell numero de
fabr!vas que han ~suspendidO sus Ia
bores Y so5rc Ell numero de obreros
cue han quedado sin trabajo.
Fl iageniero PAM declare que era
difici! dar datos cXactos de las ia
brscas que han suspended sus ira
haios. D.cs una de las dificultadcs
conauc tropczamos para organizar
el ramo dc Industrial es Ia falta dc
"ssgGistica." En- cuanto 4 las causas
do los paros, 81 ~ingeuiero PAM infor-
ma que sc dcben 4 10 siguicnte: ca
restia de las materials primas. def
cienciaS dc los servicjos ferroviarios,
dificultades economics del pals Q
inseguridad de los Iugaces dondc Sc
eEcueutran las fabricas.
E. subsccretario del Interior, Agu:
IRE Berlanga. habIa para defender Ell
oroyccto del Executive que pide au-
~torizacjon para i~ncautarsc de las ia
hrrcss que s~uspcndan sus labores. cx-
presaudo que 81 Executive, "tomando
en- cuenta Ia dificil situaciou porqUe
~atraviesan actuaImeute CATORCE
MILLONES DE HOMBRES, decret6
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Tn ~Per.5aico loca! do, a granccs
t~itulos, IA noticia &c que hao;an ira
casado compietamente las Se5tioHcS
que Sc FeH1a' ""c's'I' par" ro''.1
in empreSt!to en- los ES'"DoS O"Io-
l." no.'3'" o"" i"',''
ea''e los c~!eh'e"LoS Hus HVP
goolefAo los S"S'eS 'S."D"' (" "
c.eeHc'a &c que & ei|'t 0'
l P-es i0S
Semi-oi!ci@teS "ao'"" ea'-'o '1'''''
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La Legislature de Campeche protesto aRte Ell coagreso

ron eI titulo de gobernador constl-
tucional de Campeche.
Declarar el p-esidente y Secreta-
rio de Ia Legislature de C~ampcchc
Ia Camara de Diputados e5ta
violando Ia soberania de aqueila LIE
gislatura Y dice que IA camara no
tiene derecho siquiera para poner en-
tela de juicio Ia resolution que Ia
Legislature c~ampechana tomo al de-
clarar g~o5ernador al general Muce!,
pucs que es aspnto este de Ia exclu-
silva competencia de Ia prOpia Iegis-
laura.
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Nueoo Presidente Municipal

Aver tomo possession del cargo de
Primer Regidor p]ropietario, Y por 10
mismo, de Presidente del Ayuntamien
to, el general Gregorio Osuna, la
mado del puerto de Tampico por Ell
jefe del executive para que Sc hicie-
"a cargo dc este importante puesto.
De esta manera. el encargado del
Pode: Executive ha retirado del Ls-
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tado de .Tamaulipas a osuna, quien
estaba tomando Inc participation
muy directa en- Ia lucha electoral,
Y pretendia sacar avante Ia candida
tura del general Luis Caballero.
Francisco G. Pelayo, quien venia
fungiendo como presidente munich
pal, ha quedado en- su calidad de Re-
gidor segundo p~ropietario.