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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-01-23
CUTS THROAT
Lee Price Caryes His Wife Yesterday
Afternoon and as q Result Is in
the Clutches OF the Law

Mrs. Lee Price, colored, appeared
before Judge Whitaker yesterday af-
ternoon and swore out warrant for
her husband for cutting and wounding
with intent to kill and also one for his
mother for being accessory before the
fact.
The woman claims that during the
past several months their married life
has not been path of roses and that
several times he has beat and ILL
treated her. Several weeks ago he
made an attempt to kill her and after
swearing out warrant for the same
offense she refused to appear against
him.
On yesterday Price went to the
home of another colored woman In
the East End and his wife followed
him. Upon her arrival she found that
Prices mother was in the house. Mrs
Price, Sr., handed her son an oper
knife and told him to kill her. He
made a stab at her and cut a small
cash In her throat. The wound was
not very deep and will cause no ser,
ious trouble.
Mrs. Price was apprehended by tn,
Police soon after the warrant wa,
sworn out but her son was not arrest
ed until late in the evening. Tit
trial will be held this afternoon at
o'clock In Police Court.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-01-23

Places of Meeting-Prof. W. Il. Ber-
ry.
Publicity and Press-H. c. Grims-
ley.
Ushers-Rev. w. b. Campbell.
Social-Miss Lizzie d. Quaintance.
Elementary-Miss Mamie Tully.
Secondary-Miss Jennie Dickson
Adult-Mr. Harry Richardson.
Administration-Mr Frank Nash.
The 1917 Convention of the Ken.
lucky State Sunday Schools Associa-
tion has been brought to Maysville
through the very energetic efforts OF
Miss Mary Wilson backed by her Sun
day School associates and the Mays
vile Chamber of Commerce. This
Convention will bring to Maysville be-
tween three and four hundred visitors
80 per cent of whom will attend the
Convention at their own expense. Al
this time Maysville will extend tc
these visitors the same hospitality fol
which our city has always been wei
known.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-01-23
GEM SOLD

The Gem Theater has been sold to
Mrs Ernie White at private sale and
Trustee II. l.. Walsh was notified by
Referee In Bankruptcy Martin Durrett
OF Covington to turn the property over
TO her. The final disposition of the
Gem is not known but probably will
not be reopened as moving picture
theater.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-01-23
fine entertainment
Given by Laurant and Co. ut the Mays.
vile High School Last Evening
Large Audience Present.

One of the strongest numbers OF the
1867 lyceum season was seen last
night on the platform Of the High
School auditorium last night when,
Laurant and Co., famous magicians
gave an entertainment lasting two
hours. The entire program of magic
and music was not filled with one dull
moment and all present said that 1t
was one of the best ever seen on the
local stage.
Mr.. Laurant carries company OF
five, an assistant, a pianist, two saxa-
phonists and cornetist. The cor
netist was also very skilled in read
ing.
The program opened with musical
selection by the company. Mr.. Laurant
then appeared and began his evenings
work First he produced number of
flowers which he placed all over the
stage. He performed great many
other feats of magic during the first
act, all of which were very entertain
ing. The final bit of magic performed
during his first act was entitled Pan
dora's Box" He showed a large box
completely empty, to the audience. He
then closed the same and after turn
ing it around several times he opened
it. There emerged one of the
ladies of the troupe. This feat brought
some little applause from the audi
ence.
The second act of the entertain
ment was what Mr.. Laurant called
"The Wizards Supper" Mysterious
ly he produced various articles of
food and then changed them into
something else. This part of his pro-
gram was extremely interesting and
afforded great deal of amusement
for the audience
During the intermission between
the second and third acts, Miss Helen
Bonner the most famous woman cor
n netist in the United States and also a
very talented reader and pianist, gave
several pianologues, all of which were
very entertaining. Miss Bonner's
work was brilliant and she could have
given an entire program with ease
and grace,
During his third act, Mr.. Laurant
performed even more mystifying
magic acts. A large dial was placed
in full view of the audience and a hand
placed on it, Mr.. Laurant then allow
ed members of the audience to select
cards from a pack. AS he called the
numbers of the spots on the cards and
the hand would point to the number
on the dial. For his closing trick he
produced number of silk handker-
chiefs and produced from their midst
a beautiful American Flag. Then with
the strains of the Star Spangled Ban
ner" he closed his entertainment.
The Lyceum course this year has
been so far one of the best ever had
in this city and each number seems to
be better than the last. Persons that
are missing the course this year are
missing some of the best musicians
and entertainers ever in this city. The
next number will be the. celebrated
Chinese statesman and lecturer, Ng
Poon Chew.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-01-23
MRS. DEsMOND'S FUNERAL

The funeral of Mrs. d. l.. Desmond
was held from the st. Patrick's Church
this morning at 9o'clock. Burial was
made in the Washington Catholic
Cemetery. A large number of the
friends and ADMIRERS of Mrs. Desmond
attended the funeral
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-01-23
OUR SPECIAL OFFER

or the Daily Public Ledger with the
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune, for
$3.50 per year should prove attractive
TO all readers in Mason county To
those interested in the market reports
we will state that by many the Com
mercial Tribune is regarded as the
very best market paper received in
the county.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-01-23
DINNER PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. George Ballou enter
tanned very beautifully with a five
course six o'clock dinner Saturday
evening at their home on West Fourth
street. The following persons partici-
pated, Misses Mary Alter Barbour,
Minerva Stockton, Nessrs. Llyod Gray
OF South Boston, Virginia, Tom Good
ing of Lexington and Richard
Thomas.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-01-23
1917 TOBACCO CROPS
Being Sold Before the Ground Is Pre-.
pared-Seyeral Farmers Agree to
Sell All They Can Raise This
Year For IL Cents Per
Pound.

Among the many tobacco growers
at the Grower Warehouse yes
terday was one who was delivering a
jrop that he had sold last summer to
"a buyer at Is cents per pound and he
>laimed he had made good money on
The deal, and In order to convince
those who seemed to doubt that he
was honest in saying that he had
made money and was not sorry for his
transaction, notwithstanding the to-
bacco brought considerably more
than 10 cents over the Growers floors,
he said he had already sold oil he
could raise this year at the same fig
ures. He also said that he intended to
hire additional help and would put in
every available inch of ground he had
and grow all the tobacco possible.
And he is not the only one who
had done this, Farmer Clarence Jolly
'of Fairview, Fleming county, has sold
all he can raise this year at Is cents
to Leander Mullikin of Burika. Rob-
ertson county.
1t used to be the custom to sell the
tobacco after Il was tobacco, but these
times, when everything saleable is
being grabbed ", as fast as grabbers
can grab, II the custom to give them
their grab before the article to be
grabbed is even planted.
Next year we suppose the farmer
will be able to get a purchaser for
what he says he is going to raise IN
the hurley line
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-01-23
REMOVED TO TENNESSEE

Rev. II. l.. Benn, for a number OF
years pastor of the Central Presbyter-
ian Church of this city, has removed
to Mount Pleasant, Tenn, where he
is the pastor of large church. Mr..
Benn went from here to Newport, Ark,
where he stayed only few months.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-01-23
A FINE DAUGHTER

Mr.. William Willis, the popular
clerk at NJ. F. Williams Drug Store, is
wearing the happy smile this morning
The stork visited Mrs. Willis yester.
day morning and left fine daughter
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-01-23

The common school diploma examl-
nation Will be held In my Office Friday
and Saturday beginning at 0 o'clock.
JESSIE o. yANCEY. Supt.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Sehorn of
Quincy, KY, are spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Boughton of
Lexington street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-01-23

Mr.. Charles Triebel, manager Of the
pastime Thoater, was business visI-
.til 'clnnatI yesterday,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-01-23
NOTICE

Kindergarten children Miss Cor
nelia Jones, Elocutionist, will enter
tain children from 3 to years old,
from 8 to 1880 a. m. Phone 296R.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10
LA RESPUESTA A LA ARGkN-
TINA

MADR!r, Mayo 9.-LoS period
cos de esta Corte reproducen e. c.
blegrama que contiene Ia respueata
de .Alemania al gobielno de bueno7
Aires, con motive de L. reclamation
de la Argentina por 81 hundimlento
del buQue Monte Protegido.'
la Correspondence de Espana,"
refiritndose i este 2sunto, Sc ex!re-
"a asi:
"Dcbemos eStar orgullosos de Ia
actitId de Ia Argentina. Recuerda IA
leycnda heroica de Ia cahaIleresca an
tigua EspaHa. Rcnueva ell 81 mundo
e. prestiglo de nuestra raz,, que
fue siempre palaGin del honor La
arrcgancia fIoreciente de Ia Republi-
ca soportara el quebrantam4ento con
satisfaction dc Ia America latina.
la Argentina es digna de SUI histo-
ria : por Ia escendencia de IA hi
dalga Espaha que ahora admira 81
rasgo cabaliereseo.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10
CHINA Sc HALLA FRENTE A UNA
NUETA CRISIS.

PEKIN, Mayo 9.-Una nueva crI-
sis. la mas grave sin duda que haya
tenido este pals desde que en-
pez6 Ia guerra, amenaza al gobie"no
chino. El presidente Il Yuan Hung Y
los miembros de su g~ablnete, Sc ha-
Ian en- alberta pugna por 10 que res
pecta Z Ia entrada de China en- n que
IRA.
El gabinete aver vote en- favor de
que Sc declarara Ia guerra q Aiema-
MIA. La decision fue sometida al pre-
sidente Ii Yuan Hung para 81 tras-
mission al Parlamento. FL gabiEete
amenazo con que crearia IN dictaGor
Imilitar. 81 e. Parlamento Sc rehuSaoa
2 aprobar su decision de cue Sc de-
clarase IA guerra ! Alemanja.
I'm choque entire el ~presidente Y
el gabinete es por 10 tanto, in~neyits-
BILE puesto que el primero Sc halla
~resuelto a evitar CUE China entre en-
Ell conflictc,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10
CONSEJO DE MINISTRIES

MADRID. Mayo 9.-Sc ha celcbra,
DO hoy I'm Consejo de Ministries, pre-,
SiGido pur e rey don Alfonso.
Fl p~residente del Ccnscjo de Nj.
nis!ros, senior MARQUES de Alhuce.
mas p~ronuncio el discurSo de rigor.
senalando la actitud Ge las Republi-
cas- americanas: Cuba. Panama. 30.
livia ' Guatemala. rompiendo las re-
lacicneS con Alenania, como eI Era.
sill. mientras las otraS trece Republi.
cas- continLan neUtcaleS en- los mis-
mos terminus de Ia declaration de.
gObierHc espanol.
Detall6 IA declaration del gobiernc
de Portugal Y de su Canara Ell SUI
tendencias f~avor&bles 4 la aDroxima-
cion de Espana ' Portugal.
FL presidcnte del Consejo, refirien,
dose 4 las huelgas ocasionadaS pc,
Ia escasez lie subsistencias en- Alema,
MIA. Suecia. Noruega Y Dinamarca.
declare que elias ssran causa de que
Sc mOdifiquen las leg~islaciones resuec
twas con tendenciaS francamente il
berales
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10

MADRID, Mayo 9.-Un grupo de
damas ha dirigido IN men,
safe rdblico al rey para Ell cual
siguen todavia recogiendo gran MI
nero de firmas.
En- este n~.ensaje Sc dice que Ges-
de hace algunos dias Sc realizan es-
fuerzos para conducir Z Espana a la
guerra y que ahora el peligro Sc ia
alejado; pero no conjurado.
Sc eXcita a los espanoles 4 que Vi
van alerta para cuando Ell terTitorio
espanol cora peligro, ofrecer Ia Vi
da de sus hiJos, pero que mientras
este no ecurra, que traten de impe-
dir que Espana entire ell la guerra.
Estiman Que seria clio c%ontrario Il
Ia disnidad n~acional
FL pueblo. agrega. antes de en-
trar en- Ia guerra lanZariase 4 la re-
voluci0n.
Entire las primeras firmas de este
documento figuran las de Ia uuqLe-
50 de Plasencia marquesa de CANA
rasa ' Eu!la Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10

IN buen apetito y mejor0 mi sisse-
ma ~nervioso. Ahora duermO muy
bien V he aumentado cinco lib"as.'
Rev. A. L. Tull, M~etodista, Allan
IA, Ga, dice: Mi Meta sufria terri
bIemente de ~indigestiones. Tanlac lie
di6 buen apetito y ahora puede CO.
mer TODD 10 que lie place. Esta Ceco-
brandoSe rapidamente.'
Rev. Jas H. New, Baustista, Ciarks
ton. Ga, dice: Nj esposa sufria ca
lambres. ~jaquecas. estaba muy ner-
viosa, muy acabada. Y debll. Tanlac
!e devolvI0 Ia salud completanente
' ahora no Sc queja absolutanante."
Rev. 4. J. ValIery, antique supe-
rintendente de Bethany Home Mon
roe. La, que vive ahora en- Memphis.
Tenn, dice: "Hace tres amos Sufri
terriblemente de indigestiones y do
lores reumaticOs Ell las piernaS. Des-
de que tome ell Tanlac he dejado lie
padecer de indigestiones y han des-
aparecido los dolores reumaticoS. sin
tiendome mucho mejor en- todos sen
tidoS. Recomiendo el t0nico Tanlac
con TODD mi gusto.'
Rev. John NJ. Sims, Bautista, AtlIn
II, Ga, dice: Surf de indigestiones
nerviosas Y entorpecimiento del hi
gado. Tanlac me san0 enteramente
de estos achaques, habiendo aumeA-
tado diez libras con dos botellas."
Rev. ". T. Roby, pastor De 10
Iglesia Metodista de West Londsda-
le. Knoxville, Tenn. dice por pro-
p!a experienced que Ia obtenido mag
nificos resultados con el uso del TO-
nico TanIac en- casos de d~es0rdenes
del ~est6mago.
No hay m~ejores alabanzas que
puedan darse 4 una medicine, q"e
los testimonies que sin ser soliclta-
dos. los dan aQuellos honlbreS cuyas
vidas estan dedicadas al mejoramlen
10 del p.oximo. Su integridad no
puede ponerse Z dwia. E, t6nIco Tan
lac les ma sido benefico, : este 10
dicen porque deSean hacer bien a "a
hImaniGad.
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por ID Wagner's Drug Co.. 40T {.
Houston St, Y por Ia Meters Pharma
cy, 1922 Wesc Commerce St. bajo
Ia direction personal de IN reprcsen-
tante especial del Tanlac, 0 Sc enyia-
"a por estas boticas a cualQuier di-
r~ecci6n. al recibo de su va!or que es
$1.00 por botel!a, siempre que ST
.ncluyan estamp;!,as suficientes pa
. "a e! porte. (Advertisemnt.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10
Sc DISCUTIO EN- ZARAGOZA LA
FORMATION DE UN PARTIDO
LIBERAL UNICO

ZARAGOZA, Mayo 9.-Ayer ma
terminate Ia Asamblea Magma con-
vocada por distintos ~organismos re-
publicanos, para presentar unas ba-
ses Que regiran en- el "Partido Re-
publicano Espanol' unico, cuya for
naci0n Sc procura.
Guiados de Ia idea de no inclinar-
nos en favor de ningln partido poll
ticc, nos limitamos a consignar las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10

Cuando los ministries de algunas &c
las communicates religiosas mas gran
des de II TERRA recomiendan e toni
co Tan!ac, sus ~palabras llevan IL
conviction Z todas parties, pues clos
dicen 10 que saber que es a verda"-
persona!mente han hecho prueo&S
con el t0nico Tanlac. ' 10 han encon-
trade excelente.
Los propietarios del Tanlac han
recibido inumerables testimonies de
personals de toJas las classes soclaIes.
recomendando IN medicinal sin res
tricciones. Entire dichas personals
hay infinidad de promInentes minis
tros de varias iglesias, siendo atSu-
nos de -llos los siguientes:
Rev. w. c. Norton, pastor dc n
Iglesia Wesley Memorial de Jack
sonville. Fla. quien dice: Surf de
indigestion cronica por muchos amos.
Rara vez dormia bien y sutria terri
bles jaqaecas. BESIDE que tome ei
Tanlac, me siento tan bien como an
ties De estar entermo, duermo per
fectamente y como TODD 10 que me
place. Tanlac me M devuelto Ia Sa-
lud. y creo lie mi deber recomencsT-
To-"
Rev. \. H. Sykes, Pastor de Ia
Iglesia Presaite-!ana de- Watkins
Park, Nashville. Tenn, dice: Nj es-
posa sufri0 del est6mago, de los n
homes. ' de abatimiento nervI2so.
Tan!ac !e deyolv.0 . salud, esta au-
mentando &c fIe:zas ' peso ral'da-
mente. ' su complete reStab.ecln,len-
to es question de tempo
Rev. f. G. Butler, pastor de "a lyle
STA Bautista Contra, de Muskogee,
Okla. dice: "Sufria ataqueS de N
digestion aguda. Los ~resultados oD-
tenidos con el t0nico Tanlac son ca
c~elentes. y tengo gust0 en- recoinsn-
aarlo conc ia neJor medIc!na que
he probable"
Rev. 7. VI. W.n5urn, Aetod]sta,
de- San Antonio. Texas, dice: No
tenia aperito. sufria debilidad sene-
ral. no podia trabaja: sin cansarme
prnntamente. Enconcre en- {. t6nico
Tanlac prec:samente 10 que neceSl-
taba mi ORGANISING. Considero csta
medicine excelente para reconsti1u.r
organismos ag~o-ados.'
Rev. R. J. Taylor, pastor de "a
Iglesia Bautista ST. Pleasant. Frank
lin. Texas, dice: Ia grippe me !ejo
en- muy malas condolences; su:ria
inGigest:ones, ~jaquecas n~erv!osas. Y
no podia dormlr bien. Tanlac me do
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10

En- el jardin zool6gico de New York
hav una jaula para las ives de alto
vuelo, que es la mayor del mundo.
Mide 1877 metros dc aitura por p
metros de ancho. y AZ de largo. Las
re1as son barras de acero Y, telaS me-
talicas V ell Ell interior hay encinas y
otros erandes arboles para que las
ayes aniden en- ellos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10
I'm GRUPO De DAMAS ESPANOLAS
.pIDIO AL REY QUE Sc SIGUIERA
MANTENIENDO Ia NEUTRALIDAD
Sc discutio en- Zaragoza la ( formation de IN Partido Liberal
Unido.-A, la Asamblea Magma asistieron orgsniza-
clones republicans de TODD ell pals

bases a~cordadas en- Ia Ultima session
Y dos incidentes que en- Ia misma ocr
rrieron.
Primera. Soberania del pueblo co,
mo Unica fuente del Poder publico
Segunda. lgualdad ante Ia ley
sufragic universal como Unico prcce.
dimiento electoral del sistema repre-
sentative: Y
Tercera. Autonomia municipal. pre-
vincial Y regional dentro de ii uni.
dad de Ia patria.
a continuation pusieronse a Giscu,
sion las deEas bases, que obligar"n ::
Intervene a los asambleistas Cara,i-
ma, Marraco y otroS.
Esta base esta redactada en- Ia Il
gulente forma:
Los tres Poderes. Legislative. eie-
cut:"o Y Judicial. scr&n electives { IL
dependencies entire 81 y reSpOnsaui2s,
con la responsabilidad ejecutiva de los
mismos"
La discuten varios congresistas, y
por 80 votos contra il Sc aprob5 ana
enmienda al dictamen, retirando Il
formula de electiva para los PoGe-
res iudiciales V siendo las CorteS lie,
uislativas las Que determinen cl plO-
cedimientO.
Sin discussion Sc aprobaror las 81
muicnte5 bases:
Quinta. Libertad de pensamiento y
cultos, con independence entire ell E.
tado Y Ia Iglesia
Sexta. Tn derecho comun para to-
dos, sin Jurisdictions cspecialcs nj
privilegiados. scmetitndcse 4 Ia mis-
ma ley civil el maurimonio, registro
Y ccmenterio. se:ularizando estos IA
~enscnanza Y Ia beneficencia.
S6ptima. Ense1anZa neutra. La pr
maria sera gratuita y o~bligatoria; h
segunda e~speclaiIZada. democratlca )!
prjctica y Ia superior autonoma.
Octava- Justicia rapida y gratrita,
inviolabilidad de Ia persona. del do.
micilio y de ia corespondenc!a,
Novcna. Ejcrcito voluntario. recuci
do en- tempo .e paz Y obligatorio en-
tempo de guerr@, limiiando n jur!s-
dicei6n a JOS de!itos militares, come
tidos per los miSmcS CT cl Scrvlclo &c
two
Dec'IAo: Para las a~tehc.oAeS &c! hS-
tadc obtendra este Il fcSuFsos He
les ser'Ic!os hac!onaieS que exploit"
: de los subsidies lmPuestoS 4 ioS
NunlclpIos Y a loS %o0icEnoS reS!oN'>
les. en- ~prcTorc'oA con "a EIqueza dc
c2da Il c~onS!@na4a en- IN cat"Stro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10
LA UNION IBERIA

MADRID. Mayo 9.-Las declaracio
nes hechas por e. Ministro de Por-
tugal. senior Vaaconcelos, dice que las
cordialeS r~elaciones entire Espana Y
Portugal perniten e;perar IN rapi-
do acercamiento y IA corc@taci6n de
IN tratado de comercio antes de que
termine Ia guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10
INCLATERRA ESTA GASTANDO
sIETE M!LLONES DE LIBRAS
ESTERLINAS DIARIAS.
scrvicio Especial para Ia rRENSh.

LONDRES. Mayo 9.-Andres Bonar
Law. Ministro de Hacienda en- el ga
binete inglts. pidi0 hoy en- Ia Camara
dc los Comunes que sc votara un ere
ditto Dor Ia suma de 100000 de
libras esterlinas. El Ministro al in
formar a Ia Camara Ia necesidad que
habia de obtener esa suma, manites-
to que ell gobierno estaba hacienda
una erogaci0n diaria de 100000 Ii
bras esterlinas, 0 sean 35,000,001 de
d0lares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10
SERAN TRASLADOS LOS PRISiO-
NEROS DE GUERRA.
(Niene de Ia "a. plana)

Por su parte e. Secretario de- In
terror. Mr.. Lane, tlene en- proyecto IN
plan para Ell cultivo de IN million de
acres de las tierras de- gobierno que
no tiene ningun uso N Ia region
roroeste del pals. y probablemente
para csc trabajo Sc empleara Ia ma
yor parte de los p%risioneros de guerra
que vengan Z este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10
LEGO A NUEVO LAREDO II
tyIene de la ~. plana).

81 Sc les irterra o en- uItlmO case, 81
Sc les envia nuevamente q Mexico.
Sigue la expOrtacion de cebolla
Siguen saliendo para e Norte ire
mes condpciendo cebolla de Ia que Sc
ha cosechado en- los puntos cercanos
= Laredo. Segun los informes rendi-
dos. son va mil novecientos cuarenta
' seis carros cargados de cebolla que
han siGo enviados al Norte. Y Sc cree
que Ia exportaci6n dc cebolla en- este
periodic pasara de dos mil carros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10
DEBE SER NEUTRAL

MAnRGD, Mayo 9.-El diputado
sccialista frances Jean Sabine. dice
que Espana debe ser neutral mien-
tras le sea possible.
Francia como Espaha-agrcSj-
quiere que llegado el momento De Ia
paz Ia gran naci6n iberia sea el ar5i-
tro del mundo. impidiendo que Espa,
na intervenga armadamente en- Ia
guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10
COTIZACIONES ESPANOLAS

MADRID Mayo EN- Ia Bolsa de
esta ciudad Sc han cotizado hoy las
libras eSterlinas a 81 So pesetas, y
los frances al tipo de 1885 centimos
de peseta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-10
REVISTA DE Ia PRENSA
{Viene de la 3a.)

en- fervienteS part!car!os &c 4 can
didatura del doctor Zayas.
Para sSoS elementos no consttuyo
una scrpresa el eSLallido de IL alSa-
rada sedjciosa. Estaban en- el secreto.
Conoc;an los procedimientos del mi
euelismo. Aunque aparentemente de
mostraban confiar en- las r~esoluciones
de- los tribunales &c j]uSticia ) en- So
meter al veredicto popular a decision
definitiya del pleito electoral, real
msnts cifraban to3aS suS ~esperanZas
en- 81 complot tramado contra Ia VI
da del general Menocal; Ell los Guar
~telazos;" en- el efecto magico que pro
duciria el hecho de ver al general To-
Sc Miguel Gomez, el Hombre Fuerte,
extraordinarlaMente afortunado en
u ernpreSas. al frcnte de una inSu-
rrecci6r: V en- definitiva en- IA inter
vencien de los EStadcs Unidos. que
dariar Ia razcn q los liberales CO.
mo e Ia dieroa en- 1906.
e Partido Liberal. aceptando CO.
mo bucnos esos prcce3imientos. Sc
ha incapac:taGo para seguir actuan-
do en- nuesira vida Dublica. Sc ma in
utili2ado como instrumental e~ficiente
para coope-ar q Ia 0ueaa goberna-
ci6n del pals.
0 Sc enueva e. Partido Liberal,
confiando 81 direction a elementos
mas reflex;vos que ~aQucllos que 10
cundujeron a colocarse abiertamen-
te fuera de IA leGalidad. o tiene "a
talmeate que resignaHe 4 desapare,
Ger de n arena politica. i~ncapacitaGo
COMO Sc hal!a para asumir Ia represen
tac:6n del vertadero pueblo liberal
V execrado por IA opinion como res
porsable de Il algaraGa que tan enor,
mes danos ma causado I IA reFublG-
ca"