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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
WHO is YOUR HERoi

WHO is YOUR HERo7
Ny hero IS Josephus Daniels.
Snapped al boy all the water spaniels.
III. A. p.
Education Is a wonderful thing.
Most any college professor earns as
much as a first class plumber.
Speaking OF Mrs. Sanger. II seems
TO us the Pullman company ~ Civ
ing little attention to berth control.
Mere Man has al last won little
concession. for according 10 an ad
Ia the paper the other day. there's
a cafe up at 40 Pike that brazenly
and boldly advcrtises: No room for
ladies-fast service for men"
Quick. James,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
THE STORY OF Julia page
Bv Kathleen Norris
BY Kathleen Norris
Copyright, 1915, by Kathleen Norris

sick: II viii seem good 20 sec the
old ferry building again-and sau.
Balito aud all of you"
Early m July they did start
homeward. but by so circultous a
route. and with such prolonged
stops AZ the famous hotels OF Can.
ada. that u was on n September
afternoon that they found them.
selves taking tho Toland household
by storm And Julia thought no
experience Ia her travels no sweet
as this one. 20 be received into
the heart Of the family.
Mrs Toland twlttered Ike the
happy mother OF a caFeful OF ca.
narics; and julia. when they gath.
cred about the fire after dinner,
took a low stool next 10 Miss To.
lands chair and rested shoulder.
iittleRlrl fashion. against the older
woman's knee.
Tel mo the news" begged
Julia. 'Iiow's Tho Alexander,
Aunt Sanna-how is Miss Striker
turning out?"
She's turned out" said Miss
Toland grimly. she came 10 me
with her charts and rules. and oh.
she couldn't lie In bed after half.
past six In the morning. and she
couldn't put Off the sewing class.
and abe would like 10 ask me no,
10 eat my breakfast after nine
o'clock"
Jim's great laugh burst out and
Julia asked demufcly:
What on earth did you say7"
"say2 asked her II she knew
built The Alexander, and sent
her packing!"
AZ ten o'clock the next morning
Julia. stepping from her bedrooms
French window 20 the wide sunny
porch saw Barbara sitting Just out
eide her own window. with a mass
Of hair spread 20 the sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
Practical Preoredness

ONE Of any size big
his
railroad and telegraph
The modern conducted. the private
these things utterly impossible Swift
ceaed
body could possibly such
completely the hands.
The first OF the British
clared with system
all the wise knew that nothing else thnkabc
a
oil
developing
both Britain, Germany telegraph
had hands;
would regarded that
with and unauthorized holding the
railroads the the
Mexican border last enough
1t isn't theory it Just fact and there ought
gress one statesman big enough to act upon it.
United States national and banks have re-
Of 81 billion dollars.
Those Villa bandits demand $500 for four captured
Americans. Say, they must have caught New Mexico
newspaper men!
Ohio will hereafter for president but
when will they be empowered for prohibition?
There's the rub.
One of every II Iowans has Reports on
farm mortgages not in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
Chemically Pure
Dishes i'll Cafe

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. al
Chemically pure dishes are the
latest. A local hotel has just IN.
stalled an apparatus whereby dirty
dishes. put la at one end come out
tho other. not only clean. but Hter.
lllxsd.
They know they are chemically
pure, u IL announced. because a
bactcriologiat looaa en- over after.
WarGH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
SAILOR ASKS FAIR PLAY
AGAINST BONE DRY"

Editor Tho star think the
bono dry law" which has been
passed. step In the wrong dircc-
ton.
voted for prohibition. With tho
permit system, with the under
standing Il was No be Tor two years
and then Was TO be brought up 20
the people IN 1918 for VOTING
whether they wished the present
system 20 continue or otherwise.
was born in this country and
have served In tho L. s. navy. Was
discharged on a medical survey. az
they call H. and | doa', see Why =
body OF men. called the "lcgisla.
ture." have right 60 change a
law. when u VAS voted by the
people 70 be that way.
What right have they 10 take
my personal liberty away from
me. and thousands OF othersg
will 90 20 war n need be. but
what would be the use would not
gain anything. would I
II my liberty h. taken away now.
what would I have to fight for
Nothing.
Is this law CONSTITUTIONAL or
not don't think so. for "coustl
tutionaI means bred IN one: or ia
other words. made by the whole
As Il is. this ncw law has been
made by few so It Is void. In my
opinion. and should be- thrown out
~ once before Il creates any more
Installation.
think It il high time for tho
government 20 look into things OF
this sort and protect it's own in.
tereHts as we'll. rs II would call
upon us 10 stand behind Il In case
OF need 10 protect It with our lives
II need be- SO let uA be fair 10 one
another. say J.
FIRED y LESLIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
And She Kissed Then,

ACOMA has woman whom VIC would like to see move
Seattle
She is OF the good old fashioned busting motherly
type
train load OF Tacoma and Seattle National Guardsmcn
had arrived in Portland She with others had gone
down delegation OF Tacoma mothers TO welcome
home their BOYS who had been with Troop Caexico
A pair OF Seattle signal corps stood looking Solemny
This Tacoma mother them
LAND sakes' she said. I'm going to kiss you boys
too"
And she did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
PA|N,PA|N,PA
STOP NEURALGIA
Rub Nerve Torture. Pain and
Misery Right Out With
st. Jacobs Oil"

You are 10 he pitied remcm,
her that neuralgia torture and pain
Is the easiest thing In the world
to stop. Please don't continue ia
suffer. it's so needless Get from
your druggist the small trial bottle
OF st Jacobs on" pour a little in
your hand and gently rub the ten
der nerve or sore spot. aud In.
stantly--ysg. Immediately all pain.
acne and soreness - gone.
st Jacobs OH conqucrs pain
I, ~ perfectly harmless and doesn't
burn or discolor the skin. Moth.
ing else gives relief 80 quickly. II
never fails 20 stop neuralgia pain
instantly. whether in the face. head
or any part Of the body. Don't
suffer-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21

nv 4. =.
Qa,t uatt dsar gott attention. bisaar.
Your partner tlhsim ts bore.
ah has a word 80 tpe tu say
tnin your faFnrtts car
s1 turn away an udfrfa now
t'nd listen veil 10 utr.
Far vat / cay cnnrcrus " uurh
Myself und Shsrinanr
rau hnaw dear uoff. ras your ffifndt
Rttafa fFam my hour - BIRTH.
qaiafiF iss FHu rule 80 hsffeu.
Vie 1 rsslsd a'sf DO earth
Int zen toiif mtnr soldiers
80 - E0ne battle daYs
gladly split DO Etnry
tad gave yua half % pTaise
Ia sfsfr way 7 tfisf 10 prove
Nein heart ta Yua vaR frus.
tHa ouig claimed msin honest SHARE,
Co.. great deeds dat 80 d.
Yuu could not bart = better frisndf
L. aEY adrf Land. oder ga
uaa Kaiser Wilhelm number tee.
psaf Lord % HhsrrnanY.
o. at -aY. dear Cot. IL AZ
Dat ~ sh~nia ssin 10 trtsndis
tud Yaa Ahauid hsip 90 srrd msin fore
70 meet der bitter enas
~ You. dear goti. WI de &c fa.
IN nothiHa ass agsin.
Jra Ynu and { viii paFdarrn be
Forsy crmprs~Amsn.
nut iis.sn. Colt. q nsuss - aaies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

You have swollen feet and hands!
Stlff. achy jointsl Sharp she oting,
rheumatic pains torture you. You
have aching back. pain In the lower
abdomen. difficulty when urlnatinRi
Look OUT These are danger signals.
Trouble IL with your kidneys. Uric
acid poisoning. In one form or an
other. has Eot In. II may lead TO
dropsy or fatal Brlghts disease IL
not checked.
Get some GOLD MEDAL Haarlcm
OIL Capsules Immediately They arc
an old preparation. used all over the
world for centuries. combining nat
ursl healing oil and herbs, we'll
known TO physicians and used by
thousands In their daily practice.
The Capsules ara not an experiment.
al. makcHhlft. patent medicine" or
salt" whose effect IL only tompor-
AIRY. They are n standard remedy.
and act naturally, gently and quick =
~ But when YOU uo to the drug
gist. Insist on getting tho pure orig
ipai llaarlcm OH I'm Capsules Be
sure tho name GOLD MEDAL In on
the box. and thus protect yourself
against couutrrfcttH.
For Hnlo and guaranteed by The
owl Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
THE LAST UylL1 rlMIAqr(UMI

fnr help To- me you sera'
Or else { have ta stap attark,
tnd hay only defsutt
So fear and tusufY heuFs Eiss
To made tbs allies ran.
Tod pat mo safs into noin biass.
10 middle - DO suu-
~ yoa do dts Tii 90 msin part.
tii tell DC world de fact.
Bot " sou daa't dsu 1 must link.
IL r. hnstila set
Den sef . tiii a. once declare.
Tad ga iusan anger rice
ira saad msia Jrppiin ships @ -aEs.
nEhi 90 iu 30 skies
n1s uifinaate noes uiY dear natf
IL son ~ uaHr mote
Artu mindt Be- settled ~ g. clean
br ahnie world ~ 10 floor
noca uHe you saa mein partner. Cote.
A. rkffA chance isa gitsu.
go help 90 onrs 90 eise Iu e
IH CO. srar Of hsffan
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~ = = -
Editors Mail

Communications 20 tho editor
must be signed and address
given. II they are 10 be- pub
llshcd. You may. however.
designate some other sigma
ture Letters must not be
more than 200 words long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
us. Tourists Spent
100000 00OYear.

While Americans have loft ~
AVERAGE Of 100000. 900 annually Ia
France, seeking pleasure. they
have only contributed about tlZ.-
900 900 since the war for the bens.
M OF French wounded and home.
less.
This statement r. made by tho
American Relief Clearing House in
an appeal 10 Americans FOR more
funds and necessities TO carry on
the work.
IN a pamphlet Just issued The re-
lief organization harks back 70 the
American revolution. when money
advanced by France practically
saved the American government
from disruption.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
Still Shooting

the senate the proposition
relieve Big Business OF
and and magazines and thus SHIFT
Big Business burdens the people.
superluous that there's popular demand for redue
all buTdensome
with
somewhat proposition that pub
carried
public school church
exempted from taxation
In these times particularly the people need information and edu
cation at the cheapest possible
like
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
ODD, ISN'T IT7

LONDON. George Eliot is said
to have written her novels with her
feet in hot water. Mirabeau. the
French orator, It was said. thought
out his speeches in cold water. the
object being TO drive the blood to
his head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21

YOU CAN FOOL SOME OF THE PEOPLE
SOME OF THE TIME. BUT EVEN THE SHAM
PATRIOTISM OF A SELF-ADVERTISING COUN-
GILMAN COULDN'T FOOL MOST OF THE PEG
PIE YES WE MEAN DALE. DID YOU NOTICE
HOW HE WAS LEFT AT FOURTH PLACE YES
TERDAY?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
MORE THAN 10000 COPIES SOLD DAILY.
Corruption at Olympia

of been engended by the gS-
and due chiefly 10 the fact that
people consulted The law itself not objected
to much.
This ought he guiding light to the legislature which has been
inclined of the emergency clause to shut OF the right OF the
people take up 4 referendum legislative acts
the other day. instance passed emergency clause
with its first aid law
emergency clause permitted the legislature theoretically only
emergencies Otherwise people entitled theoretically to
invoke the referendum within 90 days.
practice corrupt legislature corrupt because refuses to deal
people emergency every which
the people override thru a referendum
probably that kind Latong people for
whom the first aid law designed opposed to because It is only
the people
which before the legislature 1911 Yet
cmped declaration that there emergency and refused
to let the matter a vote of the people.
such dihonoabe corrupt acts of the legislature that make
all the apparent why the people dstS and seek extended powers
of initiative and referendum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21

The county commissioners will only be wise but
their will be clear. if they appropriate road
money where roads needed for practical Lux
uries can come later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21

Judge Burke and Secretary Yandell Of the Chamber
tried chew each others ears words 70 that effect
yesterday Shades OF Damon and Pythias David and
Jonathan, Romeo and Juliet ct all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
NEWS BREvlT1ES

CLENELAND.-Miss Elsie Mitch
ell reports she went skating Sun
day and sat down on the ice so
hard IL broke her watch.
ROCK RIVER.-Busby Shelton
now has pair OF hand-painted
pajamas as the result Of his sitting
down on some OF his sisters
freshly painted china.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21

iron, which often corrodcd tho stom-
nch and ala far moro harm than good
To-day doctors prescribe organic
iron NuNatcd Iron. This particular
form OF iron is easily assimilated.
does not hlaCken nor iniurc tho
teeth nor upset tho stomach. II will
increase the strength and endurance
Of weak. nervous. @rritabie care
worn, haggard looking women zoo
per cent In two weeks time In many
instances. have used IL I'm my own
practice with most surprising re-
suits Ferdinand King VI -.
>OTt,->t NrED IRON. recommend
eel above hV Or kng can hc obtained
from amy good druggist with cor without "a
phN sician's prescription. ON am absolute
guarantee ot success or money refunded
u is dispensed SO this Citv bN owl
prus CO.. ButcH Drug Co ava sNtft.a
Pharmacy.
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It's a long lane that has no turn
ing. but. believe me. W. {. Lane is
short and straight. JEFF.
About time for spring poetry.
Here goes
ODE TO A HALL TREE
How still the air In the woodshed,
On the tranquil spring afr hear:
Ears keep the hat from covering
up the head.
How ! pine for some lager beer:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
STAR BEANS
BY +. d. X.
Author OF IF You Can't Smile. Giggle.

A duck doesn't carry an umbrella,
The Esquimos don't know there's a
north pole:
Charley Chaplin In a funny fella :
What Is doughnut without a hole
SATISFIED
When I was but a little lad,
My father used to say:
II you are good. perhaps you
will
lie President some day
I've always followed his advice.
My conducts pretty fair.
But fathers prophecy went bad
And. really. don't care.
The more I think about the
thing
And see tho bowling mob
| or European fighting men,
The less l want the job.
X. u. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21

We know a wise man who
lends nothing but his moral
support and pays nothing but
his respects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-21
DR.. Ferdinand King says:
EVERY WOMAN
EVERY MOTHER
EVERY DAUGHTER
NEEDS IRON
AT TIMES
To put strength in her nerves
and color in her cheeks.

There can
be no hoRuti-
ful. healthy,
rosy cheek
cd women
" { n q "a {
iron. I h q
trouble IN
the past has
been tina (
Whcn ON
en- needed
iron I n e. n
p q n q T. "a liz
took ordin
AIRY metallic
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One of every II Iowans has auto. Reports on
farm mortgages not in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-28
FRANCISCO GONZALEZ OCUPhRA
CON SUS TROPAS COLOHlh
DDBLsH

Ell PASO, Texas, Enero 27.-EI
general Francisco Gonzalez, que fue
Dor mucho tempo jefe de las armas
de Ciudad Juarcz, lego aver q dlcha
poblaci6n con su Estado Mayor Y una
fuerza de 500 hombres, procedente de
Ia capital del Estado.
Gonzalez, pro5ablemente seguir&
su marcha hoy hacia Colonia Dublan,
por Ia via del FerrOcarril MeXicano
del Noroeste, a fin de estar listo en-
aIgdn punto cercano 4 dicha base,
para ocuparla tan pronto como las
tropas de Pershing Ia abandonen.
e. general Gonzalez tendra el man.
do de todas las fuerzas que Sc envien
la region Noroeste de Chihuahua y
la cue ocupaban los americanos, Y
seri e. encargado de Ia campana con-
ira los villistas en- todo ese distrito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-28
crrqrama E>rrrial para IA rRINSN


WASHINGTON. EAero 2T.-El 90
bierno de los Eztados CniGoS cSt''
tratal:do dc ayudar n jcie del go-
bierno dc f&ctc, EenustiaaC Carran'
"a. animando a los capita!islas 4 pres
tar 81 concurso para e desarollo dc
Mexico. hacienda grandes :nyelsIoncs
en- aquella republica prOcurando CUE
no tomca {. aspecto de Ia eXpolia
ci6n ii hacer sus inversioneS. Siao que
solo rniren por el desarrollo de sus
empresas dc &cuerdo con los intere-
ses generates del pals.
Lo anterior fue dado cOnocer en-
u Secret&r;a de Estado, en- dOnde Sc
cxp.icj que era tsJa Ia causa por ID
cual el gcoierno de los Estados Uni
dos. por cenducto &c Ia citaGa Secre-
ta~ia. habia hecho invcstigaciones Ger
c. dc, jefe del Sobierno dc f&clo, con
respec;o = vari&s provisiones de ia
constitution que esvd siendo reforms
ia en- Ia c:3daG de Querttayo. I'm "a
proria Secrctaria de EstaGo Sc eX-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-28
OfiCiaImcnte Ia SdIidd de- perShinQ
Aupque csc mouimiento ha corneRzado va, en-
el DeparIamento de Guerra Sc han negGdo
dar informaciones oficiaIes de el
los VILLJSTAS TONAUON POSSESSION De FL VALE
reieg-a~2 Esrecia! para il r!;ENSA.

MAsHINCTUN Encro ,- 0de@es referenes Ia sa'da de Ia
sdo Frepaadas " en- 'i
rLubi~ he setcnta dos horas
scgan Nan de IA frontiers" t. Fada DE Ia NPe
ar2mento &c Guerra se nan hSd-
=. d. ,a6o .na Cue anancio Oil
r h rba -gda rolay.2 no. dc los mo'l-
% to- m e,;ahan Mexico bn encanlnado Racer
una "7ydaccGn' ie Il punitive.
la Nacionalcs tenra ugar tan poHo
rom. a aregda rgrsportac62 los cuerpo que esan en-
c - c;.-e aaa para dia dc Ia inauguration del
nueo pericdo prg<rn: Ntc" Ia Administration sc enuene O ~
nan VsH'o" P"
pno srea qde se"ejante al que guar
G IL modification sefa aNh'enO o
IL dc tro@eTa pUeS Sc ocuFi" e
&c se-vicio tclu Dc G! goSerEo dl-3cn@
En- wucho reSo2io por Ia saa oe las o
reaca ;Hd2 t.Sn@"g cehs sah
II, q nae .2"ra .r n b-Seaci c"n"s para ayuda
conan er QUE feteEe
v.,: cabceer d ca!cnmin>o entire Mexico los EStado
aiao> cg;aan = Ai"in:aS"n en- " question s
cha ,e f5gr 2uc!a corocen i te0nPera@ho Ia
tino-1E:e-can2-
81 min. -.:29 de Villa estlE Siendc ooSeT'ad'' con
an ;ne S iecar - <! H"eNc poSEama &c
Wilson leg m 'enido daaS'ad' ia"e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-28
NO F]E ADCPTADA Ii RESO-
LyCIUN DE- Los DiPUIED0S
SGC|AL|STbS FRANCHISES
Fl psR|IDO REGN4zO !fl RESGLIGIOh
QUE PfDiA QUE s. bfSG5sRA Il DIS
IURSO fAGIflSTA De WILSON
;.r,fr;o Especial para L.. PRENSA.

PARIS. Encro 27.-La resolution
ado3,ada aver por cl grupo sociaIis-
IA dc Il C.:.nara de Diputados, apro-
baoHo cl discurso de Wilson, y pi-
liiendo que Sc invitala al gobierno
cara cue hicicra L. declaration de que
es,aba de acuevJo con cl emncionado
discurso. no fuc acceptable unan!mcmen
te ror ell pa-tido Socia!ista. Por el
ccntgario. POGO a POGO Sc ha lido e%-
tcndiendo el disgusto entire los miem-
Lros del partido Y e. resultado final
dcmuestra dos cosas: Frimero: Ia Il
ocrtad de acciGn que Ia guerra Aa
dado los diputados que forman par
te de las faccioncs poiiticas de Ia
Camara Y, scgundo, que Il division
del g-upo socialista en- mayoria Y MI
noria ha dcsaparccido casi por COM
pleto. pues esta ha sido absorbfIa por
aqucla.
Cuando existia Ia division, IN mino-
ria estaba formada de pacifistas. en-
tanto que la mayoria formabanla in
dividuos que optaban por una victo-
ROSA conclusion de Ia guerra fuera
cual fucse cl tempo que esta dura-
"a. Y el hecho de haber sido rehusa-
da Ia resolution referente a que Sc
anrobara el discurso pacifista de VII
son, demuestra que Ia mayoria ticne
por complete predominio sobre ell
partido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-28
AVER EN- Ia HANARA Sc INI-
CIO Ia SAIiDA De LAS TRO,
PAS De PfRSKIkG
.SDS FUERzAS Sc GiRlCEa 4 90 FEDERICO
SITI0 DESiGHlO PARA FACER UNA
COhCFNT. AClOl GENERAL
rclegrama Especial para la PRENsA.

Ell PASO, Texas. Enero IL
Hov en- Ia manana, las seis y media,
scgun Sc anunci6 desde aver, dcbe
habcrsc iniciado Il marcha de Ii eX-
pad;c!on puaitiya americana de Colo
nia DUBLIN para IL frontera. El pri-
mer dia Sc hara una jornada de tiez
' seis mil,as Y las siguientes pro0a-
5lc:acnte seran mayores, haSta aIc&n-
zar cl poblado de Ojo Federico. que
So encuentra situado ochenta millas
=. Norre de Colonia Dubldn cua-
renJa al Sur de Ia frontera. RI ca
tnjno Dor e! que ahora salen las tro-
pas americans, esta completamcnte
car5i;,!o dc como Sc hallaba cuando
crt-a.om 4 Mexico. 4 Ia carretera
cs,recha ' arenosa en- Su mayor par
e. 7ca-egoSa y casi intransitable en-
otras. he susJitmdo IN magnifico ca
mino militar, que cuesta Al gobierno
americana muchos miles de pesos
que scra usagio en- los SUCCESSIVE por TO-
dos los viajeroS.
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NO 81: APROBARCN LIS DIS.
PoSIG|ONES Contra FL
PIjLQUE

QUERETARO. Enero 27.-En las
sesioncs efectuadas aver en- e! Con-
crcsc Constituyente, Y en- las cuales
Sc discuticron por esa Asamblea le-
gislatiya. las disposiciones references
q Ia fabrication Y venta del pulque
: da:nIs bcbidas alcoh6licas, suspen-
sion de las corrf!as dc toros y peleas
dc cailos. fueron dc las mas acalora-
das Que sc han ceiebrado.
Desputs de muchas debileraciones,
ia AsambIea rcchazo las proposicio-
mes prcsentadas, tendencies a limitar
IL fabrication Y venta de los prime
ros 4 suspendcr las segundas. Ell
principal argumento expuesto por los
oposicioristas a tales proyectos, fue
cl de que con clio sufriria ei Erario
Federal una grandisima perdida en-
laS entradas, pues solamente Ia IA
bricacion y venta del pulque paga De
impuestos al ano, cuatro millones y
medic de pesos.
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Celebran una junta los regionalista
AVER SALEROR De EL PASO Los
hILIcIANOS REIIRADOS

Ell PASD. Texas, Enero 27.-De
acuerdo con las disposicioneS de Ia
Jefatura del Eepartamento M;!itar
del Sur, relativas al retro de las
Guardias Nacicnales del servicio de
Ia frcntera. aver salieron de esta ciu
dad las tropas que forman Ia Com
paE;a Mum. = dc Ia Ambulancia de
caInpana de Ia Guardia Nacional de
Massachusetts, que son Ia primera
deSignada para regreSar SuS hoga-
res.
Probablemente el microbes pr6Xi-
mo saldrd el Segmdo Regimiento de
Infanteria de Kentucky y el viernes
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IN TERKEMOTO In Ell ARCHI-
PIELAGO

LONDRES, Enero 27-Noticias re-
cibidas en- esta capital dan cuenta de
que el dia % del actual ocurrio un
fuecte temblor de TERRA en- Ia Isla de
Bali, perteneciente al grupo que for
ma ell Archipelago Malayo, habiendo
perecido quinientas cinco personals
siendo mas de mil casas destruidas.
Ell ralacio del gobernador sufri6 Sc
rios desperfectos.
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Obre:6a anurcia qua Nrrsrlc So 2osesIonara
dol terriforio absadonado por Pershing


CIUDAD DE MENICO, Enero 27-
Ell Secre,ario Ge IA Guerra, Atvaro
Obreg6r. qui2n IN rcgres&do de, via
:. o,,a s;.o = In ciudaa de Qucr&taro.
foade conferences con cI Primer Jc-
f. yenus-jaao Carar-a. sob-e Ia 81
,.,,c;5o roilirar del pals. declare los
,.,,rasart,D-,s de n 0rcasa cue Sc
I,,I,i,r ron,nleta5o Va los prcparati-
,.,s nara n ocuDaci5n de las posicio-
,.s one m cvucuado e, general Pers-
binq Diio Obreg6n que ha5ia libra
do 5r,anas NJ iefe de IL camDaHa con
49,, 10 los villis-aS en- .! EStadO de
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FL OB!SPO SENIOR De Ly NO.
RA FUE PUESTO en- I|DERTAD

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Enero 26.--
Dehido a las representations hechas
por ell ecbierno de los Estados Uniaos.
el obispo &c Iacatecas. MonSenor de
Ia Mora, Quien s.n permit;rscle defen-
81 alguna, fue condenado a muerte.
bajo Ia acusacitr de estar ayudandc
Villa, ha sido puesto en- absolute IL
bertad y va viene en- camino para es-
te pals.
MonSenor Orozco, obispo de Guada-
lajara, ain sigue detenido, pesando So
bre q la msma acuSaci0n.