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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-07

Eddie McElligott, local golf instruc-
tor, added new laurelS to his trophies
when he defeated Tom Hucknall. Tai
lahassee professional and a golfer OF
some note by one up in an eighteen
hole match on the Thomasville. Ga.
links.
The match was witnessed by q
large gallery and it was interesting
throughout, both players giving a
splendid exhibition of golf. The start
was suspicious for the local expert
He lost the first hole. but won the
second and third. The fourth and
fifth were halved and Hucknall evened
it up by taking the sixth. The Florid-
ian then captured the seventh. halved
the eighth and made it two up on the
first round by taking the home hole.
A Quick Retrieve.
McElligott quickly retrieved the loss
with the first two holes on the second
round. He halved the third. lost the
fourth and won the fifth, making 1T
again, tie. Things were very interest
ing when on the sixth hole Mac drove
to the ditch, approached across 1t with
a beautiful shot to three feet of the
cup and putted out for a three, TAX
ing the hole. With one UP, Mac
drove within ten feet of the seventh
green. and Hucknall followed with q
shot that placed him only six feet in
direct line behind Mac. Hucknall APP
preached to within four yards Of the
cup and Mac the same distance. The
local player, however took the hole
with twelve-foot put, Hucknall miss
ing one about the same distance. With
two up and two to play the eighth hole
was the most interesting Of the match.
Both drove to within ten feet OF the
green and both approached to within
four feet of the cup. The hole was
divided and Mac secured the match.
On the eighteenth hole, Mac drove
badly, the ball missing the bunker
and taking a lucky bound through the
gap. Hucknall's drive was clear to
the green, and he won the hole. Huck-
nails total score was 20 and McEHi-
gott's II, less than DOGGY.
G. M. Chaplin offered SIS as a prize
for the match, and the directors gave
the entire purse to the winner and put
UP ten dollars for the loser.
The score follows:
First Round.
McElligott ......... 4SS-55o --4 44--3I
HuclxnalI ..s....... 554-343--So
Second Round.
McElligott ......... S34-65o- 34-o4
Huclnall .......... -066-4SS--5S
Totals: Mac, II: Hucknall "a.
1t is expected that a return match
will be arranged in Tallahassee. Nc
Elligott's victory was the third Of the
year in succession, and gave him a
match that any golfer would have been
happy to win, as HucknaH is regarded
as one of the foremost opponents of
the Scotch same in the country.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-07
REINSTATE WOOD
"Smokey Joe" Back in Good Standing
in American by Action Of Com
mission.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.l
Connecticut, April THE National
baseball commission yesterday grant
ed the request of Pitcher Joe Wood,
of the Cleveland American league club,
and restored him to good standing
without the infection of a penalty.
Wood was carried on the 1915 in
eligible list of the Boston Americans
because of his failure to report last
spring. and has been released by that
club to the Cleveland club.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-07
TWO GAMES CANCELLED.
(Bv Associated Press.l

Athens. Ca, April THE Universe
ty of Michigan and Georgia baseball
games scheduled for Monday and
Tuesday have been cancelled because
az the war situation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-07
BLUES RELEASE sIcKINc.

Kansas city, Mo-, April T. Ed.
Sticking, infielder of the Kansas City
American association team. last night
was released to the San Antonio team
Of the Texas league, according to Mgr.
John Camel
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-07
LEHIGH DEFEATS w. G. L.

Nby AsSOCIdItU IItss'J
Lexington, Va. April 7. - Lehigh
yesterday defeated Washington & Lee
university. 4 to 0. Pitcher PurIey not
allowing the Virginians a hit in nine
innings. He struck out eleven men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-07
GOLF PRO :.
.MAKESB[G
SHOWING
McElligott Defeats South
ern Professional in Splen-
did Match

McElligott is expected to arrive
in Fargo about May Is, en- route to
Grand Forks. but will return here
for two weeks stay on June 1.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-11-20

there will be much has been for many years
The effect Of the enlistment OF the Army and Navy has
been withdraw many thousands of aebodd young from
the active occupations including agriculture This has been
mendous drain upon the agricultural Of the
sary Unavoidaby the result will be diminished production
the farming class unless be brought from
some other supply the labor
West Virginia las for produced enough food to
supply the dnaa her people and the tendency
of present conditions will be make deficit food production
in West Virginia still than has been unless relief be
had from other
have tie following suggestions OF avoiding the
reduction Of food and which think carried will
produce decided increase for production year.
That farmers work preparing for years
This fall and the mild devoted repairing fences
and building putting undrdran poNng building aung and
doing number OF those ngs which will be next at
this time leave the farmers whole attention the immediate
production of his crops when the planting and growing opens
next spring.
Supplies Of lime fertilizer spraying orchards
machinery repairing Of machinery all be
delivered now, instead waiting spring. with delay
losses which will follow such supplies off until
the spring months.
Supplies Of necessary seeds be and stored
good condition, be ready immediate II this done
generally among people State pro-
ducing capacity immensely Of those who sug
ALSO that farmers plan produce those things which be
hahed best the diminished with the greatest possible pro-
ducton For example Of the farmers the State greatly
the production OF food and the the farmer by
securing bunch of sheep The handling sheep involves
little labor comparison with of the cropke potatoes
corn, tobacco, ETC.
AnOthe suggestion is that CHILD
capable of doing something should begin Sufficient
of land for his cultivation all of the additional
time from his immediate occupation
Wea aborng under extraordinary conditions and the poba
by will not be of price food but whether
will have food enough supply ourselves and duty
soldiers sailors and friends Europe The demand for
food Europe year will very greatly changed whether
the except that there will be increasing de-
mand if the is not stopped.
suggest that office workers. manufacturers workers.
operators and workers. Others begin days
Earlier at least give larger daylight period after the days
services completed which preparation
round and planting cultivation of crops vegetables fruits
etc, for year
Insofar West Virginia concerned the present time and
coming year. production pre-
mneny the question and the active consdra-
ton should be and work upon the solution
of this problem should be started
The force of the State Agricultural Department active this
work ready render agrcu
iture, and demands upon its services invited
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-11-20
An Adequate Food Supply
Biggest Problem Of War

Hon. James Stewart Advocates
Early Preparations Daylight Among
andM
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-11-20
For Our Boys Cover There"

If the khaki boys tired and mudaned could only knock
your door tonight how wonderfully you would
them! With what eagerness you would comfort them You
would do this in your homes.
Help the Y NJ G. A. to do this for you in the camps and
right up the firing newhere you CO. boys
West Virginia who have donned the khaki protect you your
property, and your loved asking it.
Million OF enlisted have felt the home touch of the Y NJ
A. Millions have written letters played games read enjoyed
the Sign of the Red Triangle Millions have
thanked God for the friendly Y NJ relief from
the cold lonesome, camp trench lie.
But takes millions of dollars provide these vital
ties, and it takes heroic giving
S35 100000 at least needed carry this c. A. work
overseas July 1918 The colossal Your sup
port must be generous.
Enlist the Y service and help West Virginia raise $780,
600 in the weeks campaign November lib
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-11-20
3 u Y

Buy Gun Shells Of Miller's
Pharmacy for soc a box.
Buy Victor Records and Vic
trolas Of Miller's Pharmacy
Ausce Cameras. Eveready Flash.
lights, Ihermos Boitlys, Of Millers
Pharmacy.
Buy Hair brushes, Tooth Brus.
es, Cloth Brushes, CSmbs, etc. Of
Millef's Pharmacy.
81 l~
8us Hudputs Perfumes. Tai
Gums, and other Toilet Articles Of
Miller's Pharmacy.
Buy Veterinary Remedies. Stock
and Chicken Foods Of Miller's
Pharmacy.
huy Sick Room Requisites.
Medicines etc. of Miller's Phar-
macy
Iie> Everything that is the best
and only the best Of Millers Phar-
macy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-11-20

its e'n I'll. latest an chesre.t
itel end hsata pohcy. Fee A. @
~ k.,A, cent. office sos ). s, muel 81
Is yor want nice fresh eileen groceries
kse ns cat. We eAa spp,a nth any
hi'g "a ths grocery line, at right prices
+ Franz RoNrNus.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-11-20

q al kinds done promptly. sstiy
sd Il Lowess piioss q. he
SPIRIT OFFICE.
Handsome new faces az Latest
Stvls Type rscenslv added & our
Asssady excellent job cuthe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-11-20

One of the most important subjects upper
most in the minds Of the people now is that OF
food supply and food prices for this fall and win
ter. In the spread discussion OF the con-
seryation OF food, it may be that many will over
look the demands that will be made for next
years supply of food. 1t must be borne in mind
that the demand for food next year, necessarily,
will be greater than it has been for this year.
This grows out OF the fact that more and more
the able-bodied men all over Europe are becom-
ing involved in the war. All OF the resources
over there are drained to the limit, and waste
and destruction are everywhere in that part OF
the world This means that production OF food
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-17
BERKELEY TO HAVE
FARMERS INSTITUTES

Two farmers Institutes viii be held
III Berkeley county this winter, one
at Falling Waters on November q
and .heo ta-r a Bunker Hill, on No.
gamber q The instructors VIII be
Prof r Dustman Extension Spec
.alist in Asroaomy Prof ". r.
Legse. Extension Specialist in Hor-
Gu. ure. aud Miss Elsie Gay Zinn
rant in Home Economics Exten-
ION all os West Virginia University
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-17

Read a Waas Ads.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
POLITICA MENUDA
DE listed PARA MI

{. 0. D. O.-Todo movimiento emf
nentemente popular y bien i~ntencio-
nario com 81 carranclanismo, tiene Que
dar, a Ia fEerza, IN numero de machi-
tos recomendables, con cuya apologize
Sc llenan despues las paginas de orc
de esa chismografia de comadres, sin
pies nj csbeza pero con iadice, que sc
llama historic de los pueblos.' Ash
sc cxplica cue a. lado &c Washington.
de Laffayete, de TocQueville Y otros.
que total, valen Tres pepitas tost:-
das, figuren prestigios de 10 ITALIA de
don Tomasito Marinelarena, ruidoso
autor De lcs tubos lanZa-bombas, cue
tue muerto de repcnte, cuando mayor
confianZa lie iba fernando . Ia nitro
"!icerina: don Benjamin Truchuelo,
ire glorioso que no tuvo empacho en-
ser c~onstituyerte, con dedal Y TODD.
Y un SIN fin de nombres pr~eStigiadiSi-
NOS, cue nos repletan el alma de 50
uisfacciGn, V que nos colnSan de orgL-
Ito por 10 resoaancia de SIS obras Y
IL inmacul.da cnseTanZ2 De sus hero
cos ejemplos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
SSN'
IN .AUNILIAR UTlL

Llamado Gilbert 4 Ia ~preSencia del
substitute. a quien habia sido anun-
ciado. expuso con toGa claridad Y pre-
cisi5n el asunto que lie llevara a Ar
gel.
Como abogado defensor de Silvano
Senas, iba a solicitar del Juzgado el
sobres"imiento de Ia causa que por
ma!verSaci0n hahia comenzado a ms
truirSc contra aquel, causa que 10
,enia raZ6n de ser, puesto que no hu-
bo distraction ilicita de dinero, CO.
mo 10 demoStraban los documentoS
4ue presentaba, Y en- especial aquella
carta de Rnselina. que ~declaraba, ITO
solo que su defendido era socio de
a casa, sino Ell successor indIeado de
a miSma. puesto que era el prometl-
do dc Ia hiia del senior 'Speraudien.
Ademas, no exiStia acusaci6n algu-
M por eTcrito Y era, por tanto, i'm
procedente en- absolute Ia continual
cion de n causa.
FL substitute escucho 0 gran
atenci6n las palabras de Gilbert, to-
mando algunas notas y formuiando,
Z MEDIA que Ia OCCASION Sc presento.
varias preguntas encaminadas al acla
ramiento del asunto. Cuando Gilbert
hubo terrlinado lie dijo:
-Voy 4 pedir n information So
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
FOLLETIN Mum. IS.
FL. DEL
REGIMIENTO.
Por MARC MARIO.

de los Passes PerdidOs, en- espera de
ser recibido por el substitute de Ser
yieio, llam6 su atencion un hombre
de uniforme militar.
Su memoria admirable le hizo re-
cordar en- seguida:
va caico-se Gijo, este eS el sub
Official que estaba a borGo y que hlzo
Ia ~travesia conmigo.
Era, en- efectc, Jaime Leroux, cue
asistia = Il e~ntrevista con su mujer.
ante e. p~residente del tribunal de di-
vorcio.
Intrigado For Ia presencia del sub
Official en- aquel sitio. observe Y pu-
do comprcbar cue Sc trataba de IN
divorcio.
Por esta misteriosa afinidad que
empuIa al nal contra el nal. SEN
tisse atraido nuestro tunante hacia
aauel nombre q Quien no conocia, CO,
mo 81 pr~esintiera que podia sacar al
GIN provecho de Ia situaci6n en- que,
segln acababa de yer, Sc encontra-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

en- que Sc encontraba, y como el HON
bre de negocios estaba POGO vcrsaGo
en- los procedimientos militares. hubo
de expresar 4 LerouX como Sc cons
tituian aquelos Consoles y que jefcs
habian de componer ell tribunal ante
quien estaba llamado i comparecer:
Tn Official superior como pr,:.i-
dente, dos capitanes, un Official de .Ad-
ministracion Y un ayudante de Ia JUS
ticia militar formarian ell Consejo. =
Ell relator daria lectura de su IN
forme sobre los hechos que motivaban
Ia sumaria, Sc escucharia riespues. d
los testigos de cargo, Sc lie admitiria
Ia defensa Y, finalmente, vendria II
deliberaci6n del Consejo para deter
mlnar 81 debia ser despojado de todos
sus grades o simpiemente rebajado
en- su empleo.
Gilbert, que no podia dar IN OPP
MON cierta en- materia que le e;a
POGO conocida, procure llevar "a con.
versacion, ALEXANDRIA del fondo del
asunto.
NADIA de 10 que pasaba en- ell dnimo
de Leroux pasaba desapercibido. pr
RI el habil caballero de industrial. Gtl,
Sc sentia atraido cada >vez mas hacia
aquel, por un sentimiento de simpr-
tia y porque veia en- Leroux un au%i-
liar que podria serle it'll un dia.
Quizi tuviera nccssidad. en- IN
momento dado, de contar en- Argelia,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

LAPSlfS.-En Ia contestaci6n que
Honduras do a Ia nota de don Venus
tiano. invitando q los hc'nbres dc
ternura para acabar con Ia guerra
europea fiCura Ia siguiente solemn
sima barbar:dad:
al Excelentisimo Presidente de Ia
Reniblica de Mexico. don NEWSSTAND
Carranza."
,Perd6nalos, Senior, pcrque no sahen
10 1ue dicen!
Nj don Venustiano es Pres;c2nte dc
M5vico, nj Si5ndolo. Seria "e&celentiSi-
mo-" Don Eenustiano no Ia sido, toda
su vida, mas que I'm caporal o bar
bas, IN campirano con anteojos. un
hombrc cue qui"a d~escuelle con e. ara
do humilde pero cue ha demostrado
una gran, habilidad para arruinario
todo V para mandalnos al ete:, o
el sufragio.
Hay que advert!r que en-. este uItInp
dor NEWSSTAND 81 es "excelentisirlo.
TIBERIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

fensa no sarai dificil ganara el litigio
v que no :,rosperara la demanda de su
mujer. Tambien aconsejo 4 Su nue.
vo amigo solicitara su defensa de Off
clio, con 10 que no tendria que gas
tar I'm centimo, va que siendo pobre
tenia derecho Z p~leitear como tai
Indic6le el procedimiento y los papc
les que necesitaba para clio y lie o.
freci0 su concurso N TODD cuanto
necesitara.
Lerouy estaba completamente ad-
mirado ante aquel hombre, a quien
va profesaba verdsdera simpatia y
Sc felicitaba de haber tropezado con
el, pues no conocia tcdos aquellos
asuntos de procedimiento judicial, nj
Sc habia preguntado a quien Sc dirigi-
ria para confiarle sus intereses.
Roman Gilbert Sc dirigi0 a casa
del procurador que habia elegido, Sc
nor Bonnafoux, que viva en- Ia ca
lie de Constantine.
Exhibi6 de nuevo 81 poder que Sill
al Ssnas lie haEia otorgado y lie
puso al corriente de las r~eivindicacio-
mes que contaba ejercitar contra e.
administrator del senior Speraudien.
Ell nombre de su antique apodera-
do.
Con la declaration de Ia senorita
Speraudien, cuya carta mostr6 tam
hen seria facii hacer admitir por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

vito nj sargento 4 tomar a!guna cosa
en- el cafe pr6ximo.
Acept6 LerouX, y n vez insta-
lados ante una mesa, hizo este el rela-
to de la causa que lie llevaba ! aquel
lugar, anunciando que su mujer lc
habia planteado el divorcio.
La misteriosa simpatia que cmpuja
uno contra otro a los tunantes, sc
habia apoderado tambien de Leroux.
A.demas, trataba o TN abogado
que podria darle un buen conseio,
pues el ig~noraba TODD 10 referente a
las cosas de Ia justicia.
Sin o~cultar NADIA, cont6 los hecho:
que motivaban el divorcio, con e
desahogo del hombre que sc alaba Dc
su buena fortuna. refiriendo tambian
TODD cuanto habia hecho para impe-
dir que aquel siguiera ~adelante, por
ser perjudicial = suS intereses. Tam
POGO oculto la comprometida situa-
cion militar en- que sc encontraba, ST.
jeto a sumaria, TODD clio por causa
de aquella tontuela de quien tuvo la
mala ocurrencia de enamorarse, y
que arm6 un regular escandalo lie
vando al nino q casa del coronel lie
su antique regimiento, para hscer Ia
comedia de Ia desesperacion Y del
suicide.
Gilbert di6 u consoles y opinio-
mes q Leroux acerca del divorcio, a
segurandole que con una buena de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

bre este asunto, Y no habiendo JueZ
instructor designado Ell IL causa, en-
cargare de clio al ProcuraGor de Is
R~epublica. .
.Aun insisti6 un POGO Gilbert; pero
de sobra comprendia que Ia partlda
seria facilmente canada.
FL habil i%ntrigante Sc encargaba
de sacar un provecho ventajoso de
10 que, segln el va Sc lie alababa, ha-
bia obtenido para Silvano.
Antes de partir para Angel, era
precise designar IN procurador que Sc
encargase de representa- a Senas Ell
Ia reivindicacion. que. case necesario,
in~tentaria contra Ell administrator de
las explotaciones del senior Sperau-
diem Y que Sc ocupara al mismo ITEM
pc de seguir, cerca del Juzgado, el
sobreseimiento con que contaba.
Para clio, consulto nuestro hombre.
ell cuadro de Ia corporation de los
p~rocuradores, fiiado en- Ia sala de
LOS Pafos Perdidos', al lado de
los de otras profesiones judiciales.
4 =
La puerta que daba acceso al ga
binete del presdente, Sc abrio y do
paso q Jaime LerouX.
Gilbert lie interpel6 como 81 e.
p~erimentsra una gran sorpresa al en-
contrar ALI q IN companero de viaje,
Y despues de los saludos y algunas ex-
plicaciones por una y otra parte, in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

2. Pes, en- vcrdaG. digno de lastiaia
IN suietO que, no pudiendo tener idem,
-sujeto-a un erupo que 10 adora y
Tue Sc de3vive por 81, dentro del en-
clenQue pcrlmctro de Xochimilco a Il
Villa de Guadalupe, Sc meta Ell apric
tos para pacif!car al hemisferio. Don
NEWSSTAND es un ciudadano torpe,
uue no tiene mas atcnuante que Su
horrible longevidad. Quizas su estadO
senil 10 ponga 4 cubierto de muchas
cCsas; pero, de todas maneraS, sus pill
mamos nunca Gebieron dejarlo hacer
81 ridiculo de al mundo con
uuitarle los productos de nuestro
pals, como Sc aInenaZa q IN nino con
ponerlo de cara a Ia pared, 81 no po-
ne coto a sus berridos. De Sobra o
es conocido el pie dc que cojea el
carranciSmo. Y sabemos que no es cler-
tamente en- Ia a]bundanCia donde echan
sus clavadoS esos augustos ~rnachete-
ros. De modo que reSulta un tanto
cuanto mentecatd quien Sue!ta csc
':bolidc." sabicndo que csta en- vispe-
ras dc "morirse de hambre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
"El Dia," (Habans.

Gel Dia," de fecha Il del actual
comenta en- 10 siguiente forma Ia 81
tuaci6n creada por el convulsIonlsmo
liberal: =
GA intentona revolucionaria IN
fracasado por complete. Asi 10 reco-
nocen va los propios conculslvos v;r-
o~onzantes. Fue dado el golpe-dicsn-
SO ellos. AMOS q otros-prematuramtn
1e....Le ha faltado organization :"
Ia revuelta,
'.Celebremoslo por Cuba, que Sc
guira siendo una naci6n libre y sobe-
rama Pero no nos alegremoS demasl"
do. no nos sintamos jovialmente fe-
Ices. I'm pueblo que tolera con man
sedumbre Ia vergiienza sin eJempl"
de que unos cuantos hombres que 2
costa suya Sc ha enriquecido IONS
niren contra las in~stituciones patrias
contra la propia Republica cuyas ar
Gas Dor malas artes han vaciado, es
i'm pueblo que no tiene derecho a II
algeria, es un pueblo que tiene que
sentirse en- TODD i~nstante profund"-
mente entristecido. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

los tribunales, 81 era precise llega.
hasta ALI, que Silvano Senas tenia
parte en- los beneficios de Ia casa.
La falta de I'm contrato regular
10 seria ~obstaculo, desde ell momentc
Ell que Sc podia hacer Ia prueba dc
un ~convenio verbal.
Esta reclamation de Silvano Senas
tendia 4 regularizar y liquidar su
situacion en- Ia casa Speraudien, re-
clamando la parte de beneficios a que
creia tener derecho, y ademas, seria
de gran efecto para hacer abandonar
Ia acusacion dc abuse de confianza
sobre TODD, no basandose esta en- MIN
guna ~querella debidamente formula
da.
Leroux e%jecut6 sin tardanza las
instrucciones que su nuevo amigo lie
habia indicado.
Practicadas las oportunas gesti'
lies en- ell Palacio de Justicia, CONGO
dieronle abogado p%rocurador de @
ficio para su defensa.
NADIA habia que hacer por el mo-
mento.
Ell Consejo, ante ell que debia COM
oro 10 causa de una preocu-
paci6n grandisima para e. y no me-
nos intensa que la de su divorcio.
Avistado con Roman Gilbert en-
ell hotel donde este Sc ~hospedaba, ha-
bl6le de Ia especial situation militar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
TIR0S Al BLANCO
INTERVENTION

En- vista de que va en- Cuba
pugnan tirios = rroyanos
nor destrozarse les almas
a tiros y m~achetazos;
en- vista de que de nuevo
Sc preparan los cubanos
- "preparan" es nal dicho;
puesto que va han empezado)
a repetir In pelicula
que hace dieciocho 0 veinte amos
cost6 Ia vida q Maceo
Y 2 Marti. dos honbres braves
Y dignos de melon suerte;
V en- visto, en- fin, de que el diablc
procura meter Ia cola
tel como Gaona el trapo;
mister Wilson, el sujeto
que mas Q pecho ha tornado
su papel de papa grande'
para los am]ericanos,
ha resuelto tras de muchos
concilios Y sobresaltos,
mandar contra los ~rijosos
q cinco mil pretorianos
de los mismos que hace POGO
nuestro pals evacuaron.
Tai asunto, desde luego
Sc pasa de humanitario,
pues q cualquier hontbre serio
de coraz0n bien plantado,
!e pesa que por discordias
cue al fin no valen IN ~"tlaco,"
Sc lancen q Ia revuelta
Puebios queridos y hermanos...
sin pedir el ''visto bueno"
De un gobierno ''puritano."
Para hacer la paz de Cuba
marchan cinco mil soldados
de este pals. Tn gran exito
desde lucgo les deseamos;
V. cor de una vez por todas
nuestro afan poner en- claro,
con todos nTestros anhelos
este vote formulamos:
que no regresen de Cuba
como ha POGO re%Gresaron
de Mtxico... que no vuelvan...
enfermos Y fatigados.