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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18

Hurley says McNulty sold him one
drink on the day of their quarrel The
defendant when arraigued pleaded
not guilty and was released on 5000
bond
Hurley then went TO Justice Danieps
court ana swore out warrant charg-
ing MCNulty with assault. McNulty
when arraiGned pleaded not guilty
and was released on $1,000 bond. Be-
fore leaving the courthouse he also
caused charge to be filed against
Hurley ON the ground of assault.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18

MEXGCO CITY. March 17-Candi-
do Aguilar Mexican foreign minister
received today the answer of the Unit
cd States government declining Mext-
cos proposal that neutral nations
unite In an effort TO bring peace III
Europe and as an alternative place
an embargo on shipments TO tho bet
ligeronts rhe text Of the note wai
not published. pending its consldera
tion by Prcsidcnt-tiect CarrarZa. rhe
foreign minister declined to dis"us'
the communication until Genera
Carran2l had read 1t.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
BOYS SUITS SI.75

The new spring styles in boys
suits, both single and double
breasted; shades of gray and
brown mixtures, navy blue serges;
bsited and pinchbaks. Suits that
sell elsewhere for $3.50. Popular
Store Price ............... Si.15
MEMS SUITS AT S1I.S5
Mems light weight all-wool wor-
sted and blue serge and Scotch
mixture suits, perfect fitting, eX-
pert tailoring. three and four
button models; fine serge Innings.
Values to 500. Popular store
lTlce .'.'''.'.s... 100
Mems dress shirts; fine quality
percale; hairline stripes, stiff
cuffs Monday at ............S0 soc
Mems silk negligee shirts; i'm sol
ids and fancy stripes; all sizes
Monday at ............. S2.1J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
Does Your Money Command Its Full Buying Power

This year. with its prevailing high prices every commodity
has compelled the srictes hoSehoYct hV
shopping and investigation thrifty buyer
greater with less sefsaccc 1.-The Popular Price
Store is the place accomplish this fcafor III spite of the
existing high market prices have not aliSed standard OF
prices ON spring has the quality STYLES
been sacrifccdt is profits that have suffered These
trimmed down the bare margin that will permit
keep depArtmcnt running.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
Noteworthy Savings on Quality
Footwear

Ladies' Queen Qualify. black and
plain colored, 3.-inch boots, all
sizes, all spring lasts; worth $3.50;
special this week at ......S S4.05
Mems King Quality shoes. kid,
kangaroo and gun metal, lace and
button styles. English lasts and
others; regular" s7.5o values; spe-
cial this week at ........ S5.05
Ladies' Queen Quality. IL inch
boot; in solids and twotoned eff
fects. including the popular gray;
all sizes; patent and French kids,
lace styles; worth 50; special this
week so. %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
"The Popular
Priced Store

sian noble, and while she was still in
her teens her radical ideas were re-
ceived with so much opposition by
her parents that she left home. at
tracting a large following from 1870
on. In 1874 she was arrested and
sent to Siberia. She escaped, but was
recaptured and was kept in Siberia
Off l6 years. In 1910 she again was
sentenced to Siberia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18

will be located on South Boulder ave.
nue., adjoining the Elis' club.
Building permits for March up un-
til last night provided for improve
ments to cost s264,525. This amount
does not include grants to the pro-
moters of any of the several new sky
scrapers whose proposed erection has
been announced by prominent Tulsans
during the past few days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
Obcycti Orders,

She was green girl just landed
from the old country, and 1t was her
first day at her new place. When
the master and mistress sat down tD
dinner the latter said: "Oh, Mary
bring the catsup, please" Mary went
downstairs and brought them up
both of 'em.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
UNITED STATES
OF RUSSIA WILL
BE NEW NATION

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
abdicate in favor of my brother, in
behalf of myself and my son.
The document which had been
prepared in advance was handed to
the emperor and he signed it at once.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18

Made from wool poplins. French
serges. gabcrdinuS and fancy
mohairs. In solid shades, stripes.
plaids and checks. Knife and
box pleat effects, sport models
prcdominating. Late modes in
pockets. Skirts that are we'll
worth $3.50. Priced here
at SIyJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
Tho Creative Intellect.

How did you happen to evolve
such an extraordinary political plot?'
II got my manuscripts mixed, ad-
mitted the eminent statesman. Il In
advertently brought "a plot for novel
when was reaching for a paper on
statesmanship.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18

One very exclusive lint Ladies'
Pattern Hats in lace, georgette
crepe. maine and hair braids
combinations; each one distinct,
beautiful colorings of char
treuse, new gold, old gold, old
rose. Kelly green, pastel gray,
new blue and other popular
shades, beautifully tailored. No
two alike. This line comprises
hats worth $500. Special this
week ............. SlO.OO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18

Ladies' s y inch white French kid
boots; the shoe that will be eX-
ceedingly popular for spring wear;
plain lace tailored model; Queen
Quality; Iegular $l2 value; spe-
cial this week at ......... 80
Mems King Quality shoes in gun
metal, button and lace; in the
new spring lasts; all sizes; regu-
lar 81 values; special this week
at .'..'..' '.'''''...'. .Ss.So
One lot girls and boys shoes:
gun metal and patent lace or
button; all new spring lasts; reg
ular 81 values; special this week
at ....,.......... .S2.05
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18

and l.. W. Rook. vice president of the
organization out of the city, members
of the club, after voting almost unani-
nlously in favor of obtaining a suit
able home" deferred further action
pending the return of executive offfi-
GERS next Saturday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
An Endless Parade of Spring Styles in Womens Apparel
Unequaled Spring Coats at $1S.75.


80 Ladies Spring Coats in the very latest NODES
made from wool poplins, gabcrdmes, French
sergcS and wool velours; sport models and three
quarter lengths; bclted and pleated large three
way collars predomlnating shades of green and
gold also navy blue and burgundy; some fancy
mixtures and Scotch paids regular S25 value.
Special all this week at .................S1 S1875
Spring Goats at $14.75.
In full and three quarter lengths. Materials Of
wool popns, French Serges wool velourS and
gabcrdlnes. Shades of apple green, mustard,
charreuSc burgundy, new blue navy and fancy
pladS. Betcd and plcated with the new pockets
in saddle and cup shapes Regular $40 coats priced
Silk Dress Modes at SLABS
Consisting of chiffon taffctas, satin messaines
and gcOrgctc crcpeS In shades of rose grays,
fawn, burgundy, new blue, brown, mustard gold
and black. Knife, box -pleated and shrred skirts.
Some with corded belts, others with silk throw tie.
Round and square cut necks with combination
collars of gcorgette and silk Embroidered and
hcmsitched designs. Regular $40 dresses at $1485
Silk Dresses at S1975
Materials Of chiffon taffeta and georgette crepes,
made ON the very latest lines Each model pre-
sents an individuality that will appeal to women
who love to wear something entirely different All
the correct shades Many new and novel features
in skirts and bouses. Regular $25 dresses priced
here at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1975
Other dresses at $2475, $20.85 and $345O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
49, Millinery That Ex-
'N-44adssaM presses Individuality

certain of individuality about hat
More other her her expressed
by it.
and bccomngness
blending shades
combinations sought by the woman of taste.
Is a you depend upon
been which embrace this combination.
noblr
and styles in trimming attractive.
that predominae wonderful effect
judgment
priced hats millinery
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
Madam Brcshkovskaya Freed.

PETROGKAD, VIA LONDON, MITCH
17.-Madame Katherine Breshkov-
sl,aya. "the grandmother of the Rus
sian revolution, has been invited by
NJ Kerenski, minister of justice in the
new cabinet, to return to Petrograd.
Madame Breshk kovskaya has spent
thirty years in exile, most of the time
in prison.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
Nn Moro EnctionaI Fight.


LONDON, March IA review OF
the Russian revolution forwarded
from Petrograd by a diplomatic Of
ficial says:
ct would be a misconception to be-
lieVe the revolt was started by rae
ton or that 1t was accompanied by a
great amount of bloodshed and dis
order. The actual trouble began on
Saturday when citizens gathered to
protest against the food shortage
These good -natured crowds were
treated with great brutality by the
government police, who used machine
guns on the crowds and afterwards
soldiers who opposed them.
I'm the first outbreak three hun
dred people were killed or wounded
by the police. When the Cossacks
were called to aid the police they
fraternized with the people.
con Monday the first guard regi-
ment joined the forces of the pro-
vincial government and soon was fol-
lowed virtually by the entire Petro-
grad garrison.
Police Are Blamed.
"The incendiarism and disorder at
this time was entirely due to the
actions of the police and the result
was the burning of two police sta
sacking of houses including the home
of Baron Fredericks. Except in cases
where the police were caught in the
actual commission of murder, all the
adhercrts of the reactionary party
were imprisoned but not shot.
The winter palace was strongly
held by the police. but was captured
without losses to the rcvolutionalies.
No violence was offered 10 any of the
royal family. From tho time when
the provisional government took com
troll there was no looting, drunken
ness or disaster.
"Outside of Petrograd not a single
shot was fired. All the other cities
accepted the new. order without re
sistance and 1t was warmly welcomed
by the people in tho army,
The rcactionary r2rty has been
completely suppressed and the only
fear now is that the moderates Will
be, unable to hold in check tho ex.
tremists among the revolutionarics
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18

One line exclusive Gage Milan
straw tailored Hats in the new
sport and wide brim effects.
Also the new Bangkok Hats. ev-
cry known shade. The shapes
are superb; to see is to buy.
Many of these hats are direct
from the Chicago style Show.
Hats worth $40 and $25. Spe-
cially priced this week. S15.O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18

The activities of "Baboushkn" (the
little grandmother), Russa's famous
political prisoner, caused her to be
known thruout the world. She has
many friends in this country, 10 which
she made n visit in 1904.
Madame Breshkovskaya is 73 years
old. She Is the daughter of a Rus
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
Silk Dresses at $19.75.
DRESS GOODS.

1000 yards OF French NJ
hairlinc stripes and plaid
inches wide. regular 25c
quality. This week, yard .
1000 yards of 36-inch
floral ana conventional d
also stripes and plaids,
dainty tints. This week,
yard ..................
1000 yards of 36-inch
Skirtings. sport stripes and
plaids. This week, yard. =.
1000 yards Of i0-inch
Skirtings in fancy sport
and plaids. This week,
SdIu '.'''s 's''.'' ''.... .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
SIIIRTW\IST VALUES.

10 dozen white Wolfe ShIrtwalsts;
In all white, shadow stripes and
plaids; lace and embroidery
trimmed extra large collars.
Monday and TUESDAY CT 90
White Wash Silk Shirtwaists;
large collars and Dutch necks.
lace trimmed All sizes. Mon
day una Tuesday n1 or
Crepe de Chine Waists, in pink.
bl.c, rose, maize flesh and white;
fancy cluny lace trimmed; large
and small collars. L.O AE
Monday and Tuesday at sDL.CC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
Table Damask Monday Only

54-inch Mercerlzed table damask;
floral ana conventional designs.
special Monday. yard ...... SOC
6i-inch mercerized table damask;
floral and conventional designs,
Special Monday. at. yard . .i0c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
Smart Spring Suits at S1S.75

For this week the Ready-to-Wear Department Of
fers so Ladies Spring Suits in wool poplins,
gaberdineS French serges and wool velourS;
shades of green, new gold old rose, mustard, new
blue, navy blue and black many with the knife
pleacd and box -peated jackets with yoke effects;
skirts with full back, some with pockets regular
$25 values. Special all this week ....... $1875
Clever New Suit Modes at $2975
During the past few days many new suit modes
have been placed in stock to sell at the above
figure The fabrics are of the finest weaves shown
this spring in every correct color shade, as well
as fancy checks. Many are new sport styles.
The Innings are of broche of the finest quail
ity. You cannot duplicate these suits in
style or fabric quality under $40 elsewhere.
Priced here at. ....................S S2975
Other suits $3475, $39.75, $445O, $49S5
Practical and Distinctive Suits, $24.50
This season the Popular Priced Store is featuring
an extensive assortment of suits at $2450 Very
practical and attractive models in light weight
woods, poplnS gaberdineS, French serges, wool
Jerseys and velours. All the different checks and
every shade in solids These suits are tailored
and finished in most high-caSS manner. Con-
vertibe and three-wat collars Trimmings of silk
satin and many with embroidered collars. Rngu-
lar $3J value. Priced here at .......... $24. 30
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18

72-inch mercerized table damask;
floral and conventional designs.
in new patterns; special Mon
day ................ 89c
35 dozen hemmcd huck towels;
size 1SX36; red bordered and solid
white Special Monday, dozen, S1.i0
IL YARDS MUSLIN St.O0.
Monday and Tuesday we will sell
36-inch soft finish bleached mus
lin. standard quality 1000 yards in
the lot Special for two days only
at . yards for Si.00
81 BLEACHED SHEETING
At 32c.
300 yards Of standard quality o.
bleached sheeting; bought under
the market; worth today 45c yard.
Special Monday and Tuesday at,
yard see
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-18
MEMS SPRING SUITS so.o5

Mems very best styles in spring
suits, light weight wool fabrics,
in solids, Scotch mixtures and
and four button effects; perfect
fitting and finely tailored Suits
that you would pay elsewhere
SIS. Popular Store Price S0.95
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-17
FCLLETlN MUM. 81.
Ell c DE SANCRE.

NO cuad.a Z TODD buen caballero, Y
10 Sc 81 dsbo....
-Cah&iero, Ia IN instanJe que
con excr;sica galanteria os pusisteis
: mis- 6-deues, Y ahora parece que
vacilais el acompaHarme 4 Portes.
-Seaorita...
-Pe.loaadme. caballero, repuso
vivamen:r a ioyen, he sido demasla-
do exigenie. ' acaso tengaiS prisa,
: cs So impossible.
MI, 10 e5 para mi, sehorita,
CO. =! lie poAeros compLacer; GUAM
&C h ;e~ido n dicha de encontr@-
ros, ne tir!g;a 4 Saint Pierre ) n
efesto tome m gaia en- Clancy.
Predo aseECraros que no tengo Pr
81 A.guaa en- Se9a-arme de vos.
All! - comprendo entonceS,
do 4 ;2vea. roy que os hallais en-
es:os E=arcs; deSpu6s continual:
81 (! TO no es:uy:ese desborda-
DO Y ruG!SsenoS vadearie por este
sis:o. 9asariamos per SaintP;erre
nara If ii castillo de PorteS: pero co
NO nos 6 impossible hallar 81 vado.
no Los Sucda otrO recu-so que re.
r-o.tgr :. rio c II a busesr in aueur;
Que dista de aqui una lecua. pasandc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-17

La ioven tuvo Il exquisite deli
cadeza de no dirigiT u Gontran MIN
guna de esas preguntaS ind~iscretas
tan comIne5 en- las mujeres cuando
de satisfacer su curiosidad Sc trata.
Por su parte, el marques tampoco
fue indiscreto. dandose ell case de
que a pesar de las escenas ocurridaS
V de las que ya tieAen conocimiento
nuestros lectores, ignoraban ambos
j6venes sus nombres ~rcspectivos.
Durante las dos horas que tarda-
ron en- l!egar al puente tendido sobre
el Yonne. solo hablaron de los aeon
tecim:entos teatralcs de Paris, de
los bales y otras fruslerias.
Amanecia cuando nuestros viaje-
ros pasaron el Yonne, desde cuyv
puente Sc distinguia el castillo de
PortcS.
e marques nudo obseryar III from
dose vale en- cuyo centric Sc eleva-
be una morada de est-uctUra feCda!
rec;entemente restaurada.
Aunque inverness no es in pals
vin:coia, grandes vinedos ~pob,aban
las colinas que formaban el vale,
d~estacandose aqui y ala varias gran
jas ds asDecto risueno medic ocultas
por los &rboles, y mas hacia ell Nor
te veiasc IN poblado hacia el c1al ia
/. ioyen aNtendio 81 brazo indicando a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-17

estribo Z Ia ~joven, invite a esta a
montar, 10 qae ella verified con n
aglidad que encant6 al marques.
Diana Y Jupiter, dijo la joven
senalando I sus dos perros, han te-
nido mejor suerte que mi pobre
Vulcano; c%onfio, no o~bstante, que e!
noble animal. libre de 81 carga: ha-
bri degrade ganar = nado II orilla
oDuesta. Y aunque algo maltrecho,
Sc hallara 4 estas horas Ell las ca
ba'lerizas del castillo; si.esto ha ocu-
rr:do. habra sembrado Ia alarma en-
PorteS Y mi buen padre creera que
he perecido ahogada, al yer llegar
al caballo mojado y sin jinete.
En- este case, Senorita. debemos
acelerar nuestra Marcia a fin de
tranQui!izar q vuestro padre.
E~mprendieron n Marcia nuesCros
j6venes, pudiendo ohservar el MAJ
ques que aquella linda senorita no
estaba educada en- provinciaS, sino
en- Paris.
Su cha-!a amena Y l!ena de eracia
habia terminate por cautivar el CO.
raz0n de Gontran.
Ia noche, de obscura Y tormento,
sa, sc habia vuelto clara Y templada,
Y tan feliz Sc creyo 81 marques que
50 clvido de Leona y del obieto de
su viaje.
! Aquella mujer llena6a su alma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-17

su acompanante que aquel = Saint
Pierre.
La amazona llamo 10 atenci6n dc
Confirm. sobre IN caballero que des'
de el castillo les salia al e%ncuentre.
Sin duda alguna, dijo Ia joven.
es un enviado de mis- padres que va
a Bagiic a yer 10 que me ha sucedi'
DO.
Fl caballero avanZaba al galope dc
un cabal'o, Y en- breves instantdi
lego iunto a los v~iajeros.
FL recien llegado y Gontran die-or
IN grito de sorpresa; ell marques, POI
haber reconocido al senior de Asst, y
este por ver!e Ell compania de Ia
amazona.
Marques.
-Asti...
La joven miro a los dos caballeros.
con asombro.
+! cabal'ero de Asst, interpreter.
20 IA miraGa de la joven, dijo:
s., somos antiques amigos, y q.
decir este sonri0 diab6licamente.
10 ce!ebro, repuso Ia ioven. asj
podreis dar las gracias a este caba'
.Iero que he salvado nj honra y AGA
so mi v;da.
-Prima mia: dijo Asst dandose
por dessntendido de 10 que antes Il
dijera, tengo eli honor de ~presentar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-17

ell cual nos dirigimos directamente 4
PorteS; pcro 10 os aiarmeis, capalie-
70. d;jo "a jovcn 0 tono JoT!2.'
del castillo a Saint-PieIre hay Gle-
dia legua, distancia cue no os Sc
"a dificil hanquear, una vez que
hayais almorzado en- nuestra compa-
MA.
-Acepto. diio Gontran. eneantado
de l. amabilidad lie IA joven,
Ur viento Norte bastante fuer;c.
cue sop,aba, despej6 el cieIo de Mt
hes = la luna brill6 en- Ell espacio.
Ierecd l Ia luz nocturnal, pudo
Gonuan contemplar con mas dete-
nim:ento Ia fisonomia de su compa-
nera. :
Verdaderameate era 10 joven de
una hermosuca prodigiosa; = n eX-
erection de terror que anteS r~eileia'
ba en- SUI rostro, habia sucedido otra
de apacib'e calma, vagaado Ell Sns
roios labioS una angelical sonrisa
que contribute . dar mayor rea,c4
L ST belleza.
Salieron de Ia cavid2d de IA roe2
los dos j6venes = Sc di-igieron 81 ID,
gar dcnde Ell caballo de Gontraa es,
taba.
FL joven arregi6 con s~o!:c'-o cui
dado Il ncnt1ce; 4e=ru~s, co'.c"adc
una rodiIla en- tiera y cruzando Ia:
manos para que pudieSen servir dt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-17

te a mi querido amigo q marques
Gontran de Lacy.
Como. exclam6 Ia joven, Ssstc
Is Ell caballero que esperdbamcs ha-
&C dias?
La sornresa de Gontran, al or a
"a iovcn, lego al colmo.
-Qucrido marques. dijo 81 amigo,
conociendo tn ca2acter melanc1lc6
Y retraido, pense que 81 te lnvitaba
para que Witnesses 4 reunirte conmigo
en- el castillo de mi ito el baron de
Pons Y pasar ounce dias de ~cacerla,
no hubieras veMido, y opte por ocul-
tarte Ia verdad, manifestandote en- mi
carta uIe viva solo en- Saint-Pierre,
, SECURE de que asi acudirias a m ia
mamiento, con IA esperanto de que
una vez en- esta, lograria hacerme
pecdonar por mi inocente engano.
Per perdonado, respondio Con
tran.
La sehor;ta de Pens echo pie i
sierra Y Sc asi6 del brazo de 81 pri-
Mo al que conc6 en- ell corto trayecto
que los separaba del castillo, los SUI
cesoS ocurridos la noche anterior.
Gontran seguia a Ia pareja a cor
ia distancia, sombrio y ~pensativo,
pues record6 que e. caba'iero de Asti
amaba q su prina. y Sc preguntaba
con terror, que papel seria ell que lie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-17
,ACTUAL-IlADESS EXTnANJERAS
Los APPENDICES de chiceros
Traauccion del frances para la

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Do primitive? Para este nay 01fas
ri.;abr&5 caoaliz5lcas, peso los aP:ef'
dicrs BE h~echiceroS !as ma" o-V!daa"'
Ills sor: LA p@tri" esta en- peli
@ro!' la ooeGlencIa G "a muert"...
LAS han conocido a!guna Tez: l
Gespucs. G5astar%n las pala6Fas ;ho'
IA que cl ,orrente 10 destruyc Fodo?
Sc p2roceE mucho NJ personl.e dc
Goethe esros reTo-uclon"rIos GI9 no
s@3eu. como "rreg."rSe' para poneF-e
purto final a este aterroriZador sor-
.;f.,t,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-17

partc, G toda c!asc Ge 6ejtos. Feo proceder dentro del ord%n ccnSttu-
coaal. sunaramcne, contra Gchos que nj sQuera 5" mend9nan y pnr
quienes no ticuen inesGdura legal, e, sencilancnte, absurdo y hacc de
Ia ley. del Ccbicrnc : de les rreccdimientcs de este IN 5urla mdigna de
IN pueblo X Sc is civiizado. Deroguan los Observation-Disclosures su Cons
ttuc;on : caaran en- L papel; 4 made eXraEaEan sus Procedinientos;
Zero 81 u.ieren seguir gcte7nando asi Q ella, n . haran mas que prcon-
"a indefini6amente la opesii6n que o iustcia Sc les hace-
Entrances en- IN nueya etapa de terrier. Sc arrebata = los meScanos
Il derechc Dc vnir q u patrG. y 81 e la rca antcarrancEta la que Sc
p.rsieue. ;C.pe es la manera de Gestruirla, Pcrlue en- Ell desierro hanara
mayer campo para su propagation Y culhY0.
:iasta cuando guerra vUr en- paZ el carrancism0o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-17

solo helloras han dado.
Pedir q tales aelitrcs
cducaci6n. fIcra ttE;o
como 2cdir p"nsamientos
clar;yiienJes = IN asro.
como pebble = dor Vents
que dele en- paZ a los bancoS.
coEao pcd!r..c a Cabrera
que ST ponga colorado
cuando lie diccn I'll prcciO
' al sol lc sacan Il trapOs..
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