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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Scientific and Educational

FIFTEEN THOUSAND USEFUL PHRASES. BY
Granville Kleisrr. With an Introduction by Frank
Il NILsteiy; I-M1 / ia NsslAs CofhpAhy;
writer's.
TIE PERMANENT VALUES II EDUCATION By
Kenneth KictmOld limo. T. T. DuttOn a Co.
review Of the chief educational systems U,
the world
TROPICAL WILD LIVE IN BRITISH GUIANA.
BY William Bebe q. Inness Hartley and Paul
G. Howe, wiki Introduction BY Theodore
Roosevelt With Photographic ard other ulustra-
tons. Vol /. royal SyO. Tie New iosk Zoolos-
teal Society.
An elaborate and sumptuo1s report Of obser7s-
tons and discoveries
THE EXCEPTIONAL CHILD. BY Marimilian p.
T. Gn'sLinlnu. $40. Charles Scrbner's sons.
Al encyclopaedia work b. an eminent authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Paradox in Excelsis

SENTIMENT. By vinernt O'suIiiTaa. l2mo ID.
sl2. Small. MAYNARD Co.
Mr.. O'Sullivan has achieved the ap-
parently impossible. He has made stu
Did people interesting. We are not
sure that we have ever met more
extensively dull. silly, meretricious set
of people than those in Sentiment
There is not one of them whose ac-
ouaintance would be welcome, and there
are not more than two or three VINO
are not positively repulsive. Yet MI
O'Sullivan, with dizziness Of touch
and a spontaneity of imagination and
invention approximating actual genius
has made them all, in mass and IN ac-
ton, intensely interesting; There Is
scarcely a hint of the qualities when
we were compelled TO condemn in the
same writer's Good Girl" there is a
ing scene even neurOtic perTyert - Is Is
TRANSPORTED into glory OF paihos anu
heroisn II is a book to read and TO
pri1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Poetry and Drama

REED VOICES. By James Il. Kenyon limo
James 7 White & Co.
magazines
THE BALLADS OF A ROOKIE By Lion ID
Brooks. lemo John II Anderson. -, ,
Racy camp dltte,. published FOR the oeneht oil
camp betterment work.
TIE STANDARD BOOK or. JEWISH VERSE
Compiled and edited By Joseph fued4ALder
limo. Dodi Mead Co
An encyclopedia collection % poems ~ Jew
and about Jews. IN all ages including pens Dj
Milton. Tennyson. Byron. Loagello~ and others
VERSES or IDLE HOURS. by %. Chetser Brod
hay. l2mO. Frederick q. Browne. Chicago.
Coutemplatiye and descriptive o. many themes
rrRsE VERSE. By Walt Mason. l2mo. A C
McCurg a Go.
Newspaper verse in prose form.
THREE SHORT PLAYS: ROCOCoi VOTE Bf
BALLOT: FAREWELL. TO THE THEATRE bi
Granville Barker. l2mo Little. Brown q %
Farce comedy and emotional drama
THE RED FLOWER BY Henry van Dyke. l2mo
Charles Scrtbner's sons.
Poems % the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24

back and tells the editor the truth
about its authorship, when It is
promptly accepted. This is bit cyni-
cal, but, as the author tells it, it makes
excellent reading. There is some splen.
did character sketching in "The Spoiled
Child" and several Of the stories have
q touch of the mysterious. The author
strains too hard at times for the sur
prise ending, but the stories are excel
lent work and enjoyable reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Lands and Places

TWENTIETH CENTURY FRANCE. =. ~ VI
An interesting PERSONAL, social. Intellectual and
territorial study.
1,1r mn. TOWNS OF FRANCE. By Eugenis NJ
F1er. Illustrated by Roy L. Hilton ovo r. T.
Duft0u q CO. -
History guiIebook- description and the sharTa
o, romance.
r11r SORT. OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
81 Molsaye J. Olgin- illustrated Royal sVo
Henry Holt & Co. 81.
A sociological and political history Of Tho last
dozen years.
OVER Japan WAY. By Alfred ~ Hitchcock
ulu,trstad svo Henry Holt Co.
TrteIIikslt obsc-yatlOis Ok tourist hney IL
lus'rated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Ralph Conner: A. K. Green
Current Fiction: Miscellany
A Girl Who Made Good"

A DAUGHTER OF TIE MORNING By Zons
Gaze Illustrated. limo. pp 2s9. The Boobs-
Merrill Company.
This is a clever and entertaining
story, with a strange error in the tell
ing of it The heroine, who tells 1. in
the first person, is country village
girl, dwelling in revolving squalor
among people of unclean bodies and
empty and vulgar minds. A chance
meeting with a strange man gives her
an impulse toward better things; she
forsakes her sordid and squalid sur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24

DAYS OF DISCOVERY. By Bertram Smith l2mo
Memories o. chiIdhood's adventures and o.
seryatloslS
THE ARCTIC srowAwAYS BY Dillon WALLACE
illustrated BY Frank L. SchoouoTer. l2mo. A
c. McClurs d Co.
TIE FUNNYFEATHERs. BY lansing Campbell
illustrated 40. l.. =. Dut,on * Co.
Stories o. birds AMI beasts
THE HAPPIFATS AND THE CROTCH. By Ks;s
Jordan. illustrated 40 Z. 7. Du,on q Go.
Amusing tale, q c!lldli'e for children.
JOHNNIE sNOOZLE MOUSE N THE BIG
House by Frances Munro. Illustrated. svo.
Penn publishing Company.
chiids story O.; family % mice.
TIE THREE GAYS. IL MAINE By Ethel G
Brown. Illustrated. I2mO. Penn Publishing
Two gir.s and A boy on their vacation.
TIMOTHY AND TRULY. By Bertha Currter Po--
Ter. illustrated. limo. Penn Publishing Com
Two happy youngsters
TIE SAFETY FIRST CLUB AND THE FLOOD
By ". T. Nichols illustrated. limo. The
Penn Publishing Company.
The proves u stranger IN town
A LITTLE MAID or TICoNDERoGA. By Alice
Turner Curtis. illustrated limo. The Penn
sr.'s romaics Of the days o, Ethan Allen
BABS By Alice Ross Coyer illustrated. limo.
Tie Penn Publishing COMPANY.
county giri aud city girl in the Big woods
/ AARSERH MORRIS. BY Violet Gor1on Cray. IL
Iustratsd. iZmo. The Penn Publishing Company.
California girl IN Quaker town.
BETH ANNE's NEW COUSIN BY May Pember-
ton Glnthcr. illustrated. l2mo. The Penn Pub
Al EnsliSi rr. IN the Grow Straight Club.
ROSS GRANT Of THE TRAIL By John Garland.
IusuateI. l2no. Tie Penn Publishing Com
boys tale Of adventure among the Western
mountains.
THE YOUNG FARMER AT COLLEGE, By W;
A Freehof illustrated. limo. inc Fehn
A farm b0y's lie at college.
THE STORY OF SUGAR BY Sara Ware BIS-,t
illustrated. LIMO. Tho Penn Publishing Com
The sugar Industry described In entertaining
story form.
THE EMERALD oF THE INcAs. BY ch,ri,'
b Harey. illustrated by Leighton II. Smith
and 5 b Kite $40. Duaeid * Co
romantic story q the Peruvian s.e1as.
TALES OF WASHINGTON myING's ALHAM-
IRA Smplred BY Leila II, ChGey Win
coiored Illustrations by George Hood limo HE
J b. Lppncott COMPANY.
Cnildrs.s versions q lrving's classics
Nor-FFLoU AND OTHER STORIES. By Louisa
de la Rance with illustrations IN color ~
Maria L. KIRK and pen drawing oy Edmund II.
Garrett limo. The J. Is. Lppincot company.
An attractive edition Of Ouida's charming tales.
TIL, ROCK OF THE HOLIDAYS. BY J. Walker
McSpadden illustrated. limo. The Thomas
u>s,tii accoant ot the origin and purI,ort Of
our chief civic holidays.
TIE BOYS BOOK OF SCOUTS. By Percy K.
Fitzluga Illustrated. l.mo. Tho Thomas y.
Croweu Company. ,-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Good Short Storic.

THE oPTDDST. BY sussn Tsber With frontis-
piece limo. pp. 30. Durold q Co.
This is a collection of skilful and
interesting short stories. Perhaps the
best Of them is His Brothers Story"
the tale Of popular author Of light
fiction who offers his publisher a really
meritorious story under the assumption
that it has been written By his brother,
1t is refused. His wife guesses the Sc
cret and determines that he shall write
the best that is in him, even though 1t
spells misfortune. He takes the story
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Religious

THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF ne
LIGION ~ CHINA. By ". J. C.tnneaL limo
l. 4. DuttOu 60. -.
A review o. native Chinese religion and MS
siUIary work
THE Gospel. OF BUDDHA- Complied by Pau
Csrus. Illustrated. l2mo The open Cour'
Publishing Company.
and index.
THB BOOK OF THE NATIONS. Transcribed D,
J. T. Sampler. l6mo. Z. L. Dutton Co
In the ren Of tie Hebrew prophets
GOD AND MYSELF. By Martin J. Scott S. j
l2m0. T. !. Kennedy & Sons.
An inquiry into the true religion with a
introduction By Cardinal Gibbons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Fiction

TIE MAJOR Ry Ralph Connor. illustrated
limo Tie George II. DOTan Company.
thrilling Canadian romance ot adventure.
lore and tho
SETH WAY. By Ca-oiins Dale owen. illustrated
l2flo IT, Houghtnn Mifiin Company.
romance u the Nea Harmony community
founded by Robert Owen.
Pan TADEUsZ By Adam MlekieF1cz. Translated
Jy Professor G. X Moves. $40. F. p. Dutton
& Co
The Epic Of Poland'-I1,huanis a eentury
ago.
THE SHADOW on THE STONE. By Marguerite
Brant Emo Durie.d a Co,
sociological. psychological. heroic and mshJ
Interesting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
SOCIOLOGICAL

MEDICAL RESEARCH AND HUMAN WELFARE.
By Dr. William Williams Keen. Illustrated
Emo Tie H0ughton Mlfil Company.
The marvellous record d achievements begun
by Pasteur and Lister
SOCIALISM AND FENfTNISM With an intro
ducuOn the climax o, civilization. BY Corrca
Mrylan Walsh Three volumes. crown sy0.
Sturzis & Walton Company.
Historical reviews and analysis Of present con-
GItlOAs and tendencies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Saved by His Stenographcr

RIuRoCK JONES BY Dane Coolidge nlustr.-
ti0ns hy George W. Gage. limo. 10. 81. '" !.
Watt Co.
A we'll meaning but laundering man
saved from disaster by the ready wit
and unerring intuition of a woman
there is no novelty in that. in either
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Biographical

HERRTNGsHAw-s CITY BLUE ROOX OF BOG
RAPHY. 1917. Edited BY Mac Fslts HerrngshAT.
40 Clark J. Herringsha1. Chicago
Very brief Biographies OF prominent Ne" iors
people.
MN WHO ARE MAKING AMERICA; ~ p. G.
Forbes Illustrated. sTo. B. c Forbes Publish
ing COMPANY
PORTALS and biographies o, prominent business
men.
ABIGAIL. ADAMS. by Laura +. Richa-is Illus
tratsd. limo y Appleton q CO.
History O, famous woman and her tines
TIE LIFE AND ART or WILLIAM MERRITT
CHASE By Ratharine NotraH Roof. illustrated
Iln~a svo. Charles Scrbners Sons
With letters. personal "reminiscences and mus
tratlye material.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Miscellany

MEMOIRS or THE PRIVATE LIFE OF MARIE
ANTOINETTE. By Jeanne Louise Henrette
CsmDan Illustrated. Two volumes. Royal svo.
Breutano's.
sump,uous edition % classic work.
AUCASsIN AND NICOLETE. Done from TIE Oh
French By Michael West. DEPICTED BY NJ. X
B0chsr Music by Horace Magdon Decorated
by EVELYN Paul ITO Brentano's.
An exqusitey beautiful edition % this classic
TIE LESS FAMILIAR KIPLING AND KIPLING-
lana By G. T. Monkshcod. Illustrated $40.
+ Z Dutt0n & Co
work that will Be prired By collectors OF
kipiinrans.
THE MIDDLE YEARS. By Henry James. sTo
Charles Scrfhre'5 sons 80,
RemInlsrnc., u he authors early london NE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Socialism Run Mad

TIT MESSIAH OF THE CYLINDER. BY victor
Rolssesu Illustrated By Joseph cement N0--'
i2mo, Do 5lg. 4 c. McClurs & 90
A nicture of the world in the de,
spotic and ruthless grip Of a perverted
Socialism is presented to, us IN th IN!
ingenious and impressive romance: we
NAV saw that it is all quite Impossible;
as much so as some Of Mr.. Wells
similar though weaker phantasies. So
bowever. We used to say Of Verne
Nautilus" and other inventions whlGh
have now become commonplace reali-
ties. At any rate, it is intensely IN
terestine. and valuably suggestive. we
do not know whether 1t was written
with a sociological purpose. II II
was. It certainly fulfls it. For while
the monstrosities depicted would be
Instantly repudiated by the average
Socialist. memorable logic points 10
them as the consistent elimination OF
doctrines now seriously preached. But
apart from any such teaching OF les
sons. IL Is an interest-gripping DOOR,
Troublesome Treasure
-pyAsr-RE AND TROUBLE THEREWTIH BY
ce-,ldlns Ronner Illustrated BY stocktoh SiuI-
lord limo. pp. $50. ID. Ap9ie-on %
Wben wears ago Miss Bonner en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Received and Reviewed
Books of the Current Week

following books hare been received by The Tribune
during timely together tcth
date revieed the columns toays Tbune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24

PToSTrRrNG wHrRr TIE WORLD Is OH.
BY Alice TsdAe. Illustrated. syo Henry hon
CO.
Leaves from a Msnchuran rotefcok
COLONIAL VIRGINIA. It's People and Customs
Ry May Newton S'ararI Win % illustrations
Lm.tHd edition Royal syc. Tie J. b. I1ppin-
cot; Company.
Gieaninss from colonial diaries. newspapers.
etc about the p1va,e daily Lives Of pecple.
VOYAGES on THE YUKON AND IT'S TRlBu,
TARlES. By Hudson stuck. With maps ac
Illustration Royal $40 Charles Sc-bner's sons
A graphic narrative Of summer travel In the
interior u Alaska
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Historical and Political
Juvenilia

THE IRISH ISSUE N IT'S AMERICAN ASPECT
By shane leslie l2mo. Chcr.cs Sr1uners sons
Prom Bunker I'LL 10 Juds, COAa.an-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
The Chicago News:

II Mr.. Newman. who travel lectures
so interestingly. had Fanny Brice on one
sd ~ him and RAYMOND Hitchcock on the
other, with the Follies ensemble chanting
a Wodehou-e lyric IN the background. the
performance would begin TO approximate
the Joy OF Nsgabondns Down the
Andes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Business

A DIRECTORY OF MAILING Lists. Compiled
By william {. Thompson. l2mo. G. P. Putnam
Sons
A useful handbook for those doing business by
mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
The New York Tribune:

Mr. Franck is painrakins and In
defatigable explorer with the style OF
novelist, whose chief interest does not lie
IA history and geography. In archaeology
or bioiogv bu, In humanity His
book. I'm fine, Is as valuable as an intensive
study OF half little known continent as
II Is fascinating as a story of adventure
and discovery"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
The New York Times Says

"a brilliant, colorful, enthralling story of ad-
venture, this volume Is beyond doubt the most en-.
tertainna work on South America that has appeared
in the English languase-or any other, for that
matter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
The Bookman:

Not only a rare record OF endurance
and adventure IN Out-of-the-way places
tut in addition a valuable contribution TO
our knowledge OF the Andes and the
Anieans."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

"aprovcchados" de toLas las situa-
Clones; cuando al dejar caer su fusta
marcaba grucsos cardenales en- 81 dor
50 dc los eunucoS; cuaudo senalaba
4 los imbGciIes, ridiculizaba a los tu-
lifcrarioS, apostrOfaba a los impos-
torres, flagclaba a los dcspotas y NAL
decia a los traidores.
y las hojas que aIardcan dc virIIi-
dad c Independence. caIlan.
Puedcn "altcrar asquerosamentc las
crOnicas parlamcutariaS, pucden dag
noticias de banquetes y pascos. puc.
den atacar hasta un Ministro, cuando
estan SECURES de que este las Va d
cOntestar con ell salivazo del desprc-
clio, que para los c~lnicos viene d sci
como ell aqua de Ia fuen'.e sagrada,
toria ell Unite hasta donde Ell opro-
t~eStarani
No; hoy las manos que Sostieuell
las piumas listas para escribir estro
fas d Ia bajeza y q ID infamia, sufri-
ran un ataque de PARALYSIS.
Nj el comprehensive, nj la idea del
peligrO de mariana las hara deSIizar-
sc en- defensa dc quien Sc hace des.
aparecer del estadio Periods leo.
QuGiardn ahi marcando ante la His
toria cl Unite hasta donde ell opro-
bio les permitio liegar. Quedaran ahi
como la estatua de sal.
No Sc cscucharan esos chillidos de
LA presa de Ia cola, de los que con
Imposturas Y adulaciones tratan de
halagar a q~uienes por bondad los So
portan.
Por las c!rcunstancias que han me-
diado, Barron, mas que Palavicini.
esta ohiigado a protestar contra 10
que hasta estos momentos aparece
como IN atentado, pero Barron no
protestant. 49,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24
FUE APREHENDIDO Ell Lie. TO.
RRES TORIJA AL LLEGAR A
FERACRUZ.

VERACRUZ Encro l6.-Esta ma
:gu@ada foudeG en- cl puerto cl vapor
nacional 'Coahuila," ~procedente de
Nueva York.
Entire los pasajcros que llcgaron a
bol.io de dicho vapor. Sc encontraba
CT senior liccnciado Torres Torija, e.
cual fue dcteEido por la policla del
puerto, micn ras Sc aclara cl objeto
dc su viaje, pucs los carranclstas
Green que viene como agemte de los
felicistas.
Ell Consulate americana ell este
puerto, dirigi6 una atenta comunica-
ci6n al Ayuntamiento, solicitando
permiso para que la tripulacion del
acorazado illinois," que desde hace
tempo Sc ~encuentra anclado els la
bahia, pueda bajar Il terra cuando
los marinos que la compouen Sc en-
cuentren frances.
FL Ayuri amiento acordo que es,a
COMMUNICATION fuera trascrita al Co
mandante Mllitar de la Plaza. para
que de acuerdo con e Sc ~resuelva en-
este asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

suspcnGido Fl GIadiador,' cuya labor,
ccn-"comparativamcntc con Il
dc ri Universal" y "El Pueblo" cs
mas homrada."
En- Ia misma hoja pubIicada por ell
"PartIdo liberal constitucionalisJa'
aparccc una protc,a del diputado
I]icribcrto lara, en- la que Sc lanzan
tremcndos ataques a Barron y PaIa-
%vicinr. Para que Sc yea como juzgan
4 los favoritos del Primer Jefe los
micmbros del Partido que dirijc O.
oregon, copiamos ia partc principal
del c~scrito lie Ilcribcrto lara, Dice
asi:
La uochc del da : Sc prcscnt6
in poljcia en- las oficinas del "GIadia
dor con una ordcn del C.. Gobcrna-
dor del Distrito y proccdi0 a la ciau-
sura dc elias asi como dc los ~tailcres.
s"!iando las pucrtaS, y r~ecOgicndo al
gJHos originates. Ignoramos los mo
tivos que haya habido para csta de-
~vcrmIHacion; pcro 81 no Sc rata de
IN atcntaIO, 81 Sc ha Drocedido con
s"jcc!on a IA Ley, Gpor que la prem
"a oficiosa guarda siIencioi Sc en-
cierra en- cl misterio al crimcn, SC
rUGea de sOmbra 4 la acechanza. Sc
Gala t! ~2tcntadO, sc ocuita ell afro
pcllo. pero 10 bueno, 10 que Sc mace
en- razon Y en- justicia, Sc dice sin
~Jutuueos, sc pronuncia sin iumutar,
So.
De manera pcrsistente circula e!
rumor de que Ell Universal" y Eel
f~ueolo,' contra los cuaies Sc enfren-
TO "Gladiador," romaron par.icipa-
cIoa activlsima para la clausura de
esd hoja viriI e Independence, que
era algo asI como IN rayo de luz
que venia a rasgar la bruma que hoy
e~nvuc.ve al libre pensamiento. Sc re-
pl;e o ln~sistencia que Barron, prin
cipalmente, desdeno la vspada caba.
llereSca para contender con su noble
adversarIo, y echo an al puhal del
rUfiaa para hcrir alevosamente d su
hAialgo enemigo.
\ Is muy signiflcativo, en- verdad.
que ei necho haya ocurrido cuando
Sc recgudccia la lucha. cuando Ola
diador" daba goIpe tras golpe a los
'revoIucionarios'' de opereta; GUAM
DO e4lersZaba sIs ataques contra los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24
ia hTMOSrERA y Ell CEREBRO

Ia '''H' hh-' I'll L
I'm .rv..,i-,io, Mr. D.ytor +,
L.r 10 ll e.,afis.ica ronnIata dol t;cr,
70, .~jr-a,tc lbs fro. mil sc;sc;or+o.
,n,,o,t, I,.. 10 d;ov mo-, .oa,,;Io.
con 81 tanto nor ciento dc los dia. MI
5!ados o de l;yvja. de Ia tcD1neratur.
del cs,ado del 5ar5metro, del csta-
10 hIgro.nrtriro dol aire = del v;arto
!SrrrI,tancamcnto ba rccooido I.s 81
eras de In. rims spic;d;os cssos rio
~den.cnti;. faIlccimieDtos, etc. ocurri-
dos durantc TODD csc ticmoo on ma
| region dada: sus c;fras en- csta matc-
RIA rssan dc 400 O0O ron L.. ~c,,.Ios
INV matcria ms o,a sob,-sda mr.. co.
car concIusionos bost,,+a ovao+,.
S.pfjn s,,s o,,,,d;os lac ter,no-.+,
ms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eIo,.ada. oo;,,.i
den siemnr,. cor Nm aur,ar+o dol nj
me.o de ri6as sricidio. ore Ias
..r,nara-ry.,s f,,,s c,rro.,o,do NON -
..7,r,r,c r,a d~;sr;rrc;5, ID o11o.
I.,,..n,, r.o' -. .,ran,oS :EN.
=,
~,
il.
U'O
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24
{ or~c>poadrmcia Especial para Ia rRENS..

tor~c>puadrmria Especial para IA PRENsA.
MONTERREY, Enero 2l.-Rafael
Cepeda Y Gregorio Osuna. generates
carranGi5tas que estaban desempa
naudo los cargoS dc gobernadorcs mi
!icarc. de los Esta4os de Mexico y
A.guascalicntcs, respectivame!:.e, lie
saron aver a csta ciudad, ell trenea
c~spcciales, que es como acOstumbran
viajar todos los .iefes carrancistas.
FL doctor Ccpeda declare que sU
viaic a csta ciudad obedecc al ARE
Clio dc importantcs ncgocios, pero no
supo dccir que ncgoci0s eran esos-
En- cuanto a Osuna, ha venido a Mon
tcrrcy con cI obJeto de descansar
de sua arduas iaborcs, las que lie hi
ciyron pcrdcr su buena saIWd.
Ccpcda Y Csuna acaban de aban-
donar. y no por voluntad, los impor-
tantisimos pucf os que vcnian desem-
Fernando por nombramiento que eli
ST. favor habia hecho Carranza de-
Dido d las gestioncs de Su Secrctario
de Guerra. Fl Primer Jcfc tuvo no
ticia de que dichos generates sc ha-
bian undo al partido que cncabcZ1
Oregon Y CONSIDERABLE pcligrosa IA
1v~-irurriIr dn psos nlaunrtpS al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

corresponden'ia Especial para Il r"f.>S'.
Ell PASO, Texas, EneEo 22.-Q"la
ce dias deSpUes de que las tr"PaS d
mericanaS hayan evacuado eI terrific
rio m~eXicano, Ia plaza de Ilu"ad Jua-
rez estara en- poder de Villa. com"
resultado de las o~Peraciones militia
res que el jefe rehelde o~eSarrotLa'"
Embellishments que G. genera! Psrs-
hing regreSe a los hstadoS Onido>.
Esta declaration sc hizo auochv
on los rircuIos yi.liS.as de la ~loculi-
dad en- donde 81 dice que FrauciSc,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24
LIegaron a Monterrey los GraIes.
c~arrancistas Cepeda y Osuna
POI obregonistas fueron destituidos de los csrgos
de gobernadores de Mexico y Aguascalientes
Las damas regiomontanas protestan contra
Ell acuerdo del congreso sobre la ensenanza

tuyente son vejatOriaS u OpresoraS
dc nucstra santa religion; este nos
ha causado un profundo dolor, y nj
e7le puede permanecer oculto nj nues
tro debcr nos permite sufrlr Gala
dos tanto ~atropeIlo a 10 que mas
amamos en- c! mundo: nuestro Die
' nucstra Fe.
"PTotestamos contra esas leyeS O.
prcsoras seguras de que nuestra pro-
tesla no es unicamente la expression
de los scntimicntoS de las que fir
mamOs. sine que cS Ia dc todaS las
mcXicanaS.
Nos ha llamado paIcicularmentc
Ia atcnci6n, como que mas dirccta-
mcntc nos atane, la que Sc r~cficre
4 Ia e~nscnanza. Comprendcmos, sin
duda alguIa, que Sc trata en- csa ley
lie uno dc los mas importantcs pro.
blem"S que pu,!en tratarse en- III,
Congress-. el de IA Education, pOrque
Ia E~nscnanZa Y Ia Education cstan
tan ;ntimamcnte unjdas, que no hav
r,cd;o de sanarsrIas. comnrrndcros
r.nbifr ono a.a Instruction I.ica
, -, ,oraI y comm c1ior, iramirscIa
Is una educacion atea, impia, por
mas que la hipocrcsia de la impic-
dad nrc-c,da disimularIo. counron-
icmos on fin opc ma ednc,c;6,
de csa cIasc as nm coIre do nrorto
( asestado = 10 quc mas amamos en- 81
mumlo, d los bicncs de nuestra ben
! dita religion Y ell alma de los nues-
lros.
".Abr 60 ouicrc dcsrristianar 4
N6vico 60 orinro .rranca, dnr cora-
zo, do ,uo.tros biios Ia f. cuo les
,r~asfundimos del rucstro como IN
! dan ,odavia ms prerioso one Ia vi
-, ouc les dimos
...Ora doIo,. nara ,o.o,ras vol, dos
,r,;ds ,ro.,r. obys eJYc,-;ya nor
10. o,o 5otorio, .,r,darro. .os.o-
r.r1a. Ios v.o.fro.,. Ou6 dolor nara
/ ros,., pa. ~ contam,lar cwa obra dc.
t.uctora Y vcrnos obligadas, las que
podamos haccrlo, d cnviar a nucstyos
hiios Y aiu a nucstras hijay d paiscs
cytraricros y pr~otestantcs nara pro-
~ruyayIos n cdyraci6n cat5Ijra y
cristiaua uuc uuestra Patria lc, pro-
nibc.
y. oslo ru;cro bacersc en- nomDrc
Il. J, ihcr,,d one tarro So dccanta.
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