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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
GEN. PERSH|NG' MEN
ROUSE NEW YORK
City Gives Them Royal Welcome; 4;
Back in Gods Country; It's
Great" Their Verdict

New York. AprII 30 FIFTY ot Per
shlncS brave fighters all back home
"Oh. hoy. hut tins Is Gods country
IFS great to toe back, exclaimed n vet
Gran 10 years old who had been gasScd
and bombed and shcllcd IN France Tin
hat on the back of bis head gun slunG
from his shoulder, brown Of face and lean
with the lcauncsS that means steel muscles
and ncrvcs inside lac swung easily along
with his 90 companions MP Broadway
10 the City liali
And a~ hc walked he looked from sIdc
ID side where people stood on the slide
walks and Iammcd into the streets. stood
in tIptoc and Ncllrd and waved their hand
kcrrbcf> and hats or nearly fell from tho
windows ot Ing othcc buildings to get q
glimpse 81 hum below for as far as the eve
could scc over the Sili~ were heads shout
aud then rrluncd slow pleased. utterly
happN crln
ilc had muckcd and >laycd and dtIg for
th,.~c cheering people hc had lived fnr
uaaN dismal da1~ ia drlpplnr vcrmu
infested trenches and Sat tight lndcr NERVE
~jattcring ~hcjlhrc and trcachcrou. gas
lIr had taken b AZ "a matter ot course
THAT was What hr was there tor and
NOW that hy Was back with 4 ngck ~
bi~ TIN hat and 2 wound clrlrun on his
>lccyr hc vouidu talk much ahont hum
sclt and sentiment Was foreign to him
l}u hc couldn help that grin n sheer
rlc+Surc a. hr walked along aud rcailcd
th4i his COUNTRY was ~ iaNt awake and
that rvrrv mau aud woman Il il was
back Of hlm to the last
" Nhnn the> broke ranks thcv "u
ChlckjnC ani calling to n-ch other Ilko
hpy~ out ~ school They wcro S" Clat
tn ,cc Nmcrc. again Anl crt tho irri
III tho country bchiud thcm they aldn Z
Know u hat to do Inc1 Welcomed 1N
ll7.tlou and lis tranpInus vtfh ci,
.~t,aishmcut .- If thcv h..d hcn .frai
III ha5 dioappr
What dlI TICK IN IL you ono
asked a husky To, III shout 10
Aw not murh lu~t little co~
And hc~ = mounted Policemen rc.trhcd
in IL nj Of bl> to-~c~ heai. grabbed =
capi' YOU -fcr h> the arm @nd !u'cd
hm t.rh u the sidewalk
-tice. Gii vau soc th@t l},N ld Nou
See tha' called III" c.D~Scd Young Vet
cr4n ~ another IN the ranks vl'h laugh
~ amuscmcut rs If the policemen had
performed The CIRCUS trick t1r NlS par
tr,iIar benefit The men heads bohhr'i
night and left ~ the buildings and the
crowds, they seemed q bit amazcd -
beng back on Broadway, and the W.ruth
~ their welcome seemed ~ emharraSS
thcm ~ times But They liked 1t
Is for the thousands If men and worn, II
Who jammed the streets The ctfer; on
Them oi this -rrapy,, SQUAD 81 men who
had fought and many If whom had been
wounded for them. was electrical Men
tossed heir hats in the air and shouted.
women laughed and waved thclr h@ndkcr-
chiefs and chccred. and few looked -
II they were having hard time TO keep
from WCPDIUr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover Apnl 80 Charters were filed
here. Yesterday, rs follows
Badger Reducing and Refining Co, Vii
rningon, Del capital, $50OOOo
Guaranty Oh Producing Co. Oklahoma
CITY. Okla 5000
l. B Harrison Cons tructlon Co, Vii
mington. Dcl $500, 900
Paddock Rotating Cylinder Gasolitc
Engine Incorporated, Wilmington, Del. !;
$3.50, 900
Storage Battery and Appliance Cor
poratioIi. Philadelphia, Pa; $l50,000
Lccumbcrr Shipping Corporation, VII
mington, Del 100000
Davis Construction Co, Wilmington,
del 100000
II p Hayes 4 Co, Chicago, III, invest
mcnts, 100000
Inter Allied Shipping Co., Wilmington,
Del; 100000
National Baking and Lunch Co, VII
nington, Del; $4,000
United States Petroleum Corporation,
Chicago, III $4,000
Mutual Food Products Corporation,
Wilmington Del, S25,OO0
KoscvlIc Goal co., WIIminpton del,
$4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
MECHANICS FOR STATES.

Almost all OF the states Of the Union
have we'll known nckname~ Those
1lat have not, arc Arizona. Idaho. Mrs
sour. Nebraska Oklahoma and tail
She others arc a. follows Alabarua,
Cotton state Arkansas Bear state.
California, Golden Colorado, Ccn,cu-
NAL; Connecticut. Nutmeg, Delaware.
Blue Hen. Florida. Peninsula f'corgla.
Cracker Illinois Sucker Indians.
Hoosier Iowa Hawkcyc. Kansas, sun
flower kentucky. Blue Grass Louis
lana, Pelican. Maine Pine Tree MARY
land, old Line Massachusetts Bay.
Michigan " Wolverine Minnesota Gopher
Mississlpp. Bayou Montana stub Toe.
Nevada Silver: New Hampshire, Gran
ite: New Jersey Jersey Blue New
} ork, Empire North aroilua. ola
North: North Dakota, FIickertall ONO
Buckeye; Oregon, Beaver Pennsylvania.
keystone Rhode Island, Little Rhody
South Carolina, Palmetto. South Da-
kota, Sunshine. Tennessee Big Bend
Texas, Lone, star Beruont Green
Mountain: Virginia Tho old Dominion
~ Mashingjon, Evergreen West Virginia
uhe Panhandle. Wisconsin Badger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
WRITING LEFT HANDED.
London Doctor Gives Nodus Of Accom-
plishIng Difficult Task.

Tho difficulty Of educating a right
handed person L. write with the lett hand.
and the b,~- method OF overcoming a. Is
described hv Major EiWJu II Nash Of he
British army medical corps ID q letter to
the Lancet As many persons, by reason
0j an injury 70 the right arm or hand. tnd
themselves iarccd with tins problem, what
Dr Nash saws Is important. especially as
ii l- based upon personal experience
Dr Nash undertook 70 treat l3-ycar
old boy. whose right side was paraiyzed
and who had been given up - hopeless by
the. teachers of many schools lie found
he trouble VAS hat the teachers unable
IL write with their lcft hands tried To get
tho boy To copy with his left hand the
motions they were making with their
night His brain was unable To perform
tins looking glass act of transmission. So
Dr Nash determined to learn to write
with his left hand and then t. get the boy
rs copy his motions This hc did with
mghN satisfactory results
The secret of success lies IN czactiy re-
versing the right hand positions Oi paper
and pencil Instead uf he upper edge Of
the paper sopiug up 10 hc right II should
Slope up To the left Tie line Of the writing
should slope down from lcft to right AT an
angle Of about - degrees with The edge
of the desk and the slope ot the writing
should be backwards at an angie Of about
~ degrees 10 THE writing line.
In this method writes Dr Nash,
II wlll bc found that thc fingers are IN
The most natural position Ton writing, the
arm and tho wrist being n Il straight line
ana there being wide sweeping motion
~ the wrist II required tins is much
easier to learn than writing straight across
and results IN lcss cramping of the fingers
fine pen i the tool 70 use a broad
pcn results N blots because its point Is
cut for right handed writing, and there
must be no attempt at hurry ID the be-
ginning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
LIBERTY LOAN TOTAL
is S2,4O3,442,4OO
Subscriptions Increased More Than
One Hundred and Twenty
Millions Over Night.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening


Washingt on April 30 Intensive can=
vassng of the iinnl week of the Liberty
Loan campaign was reflected todaY ~ tue
treasury g report OF s. I03, tf2. 100 total
subscriptions. m increase SINCE last night
of S12n 40 $40 This increase coveis
only pnrt of Yesterday business
littsburg has subscribed 55 per cent oi
It's quota
New England cities have The follow
ing standing
Portland Maine, ll3 per cent, Man
chester. lO5. Providence. % New haven.
II: Waterbury. 81 Cambridge. g. Bos=
ton. *, Worcester los. LYNN. l02; io-
we'll, Ill Lawrence. u, Fall River. lds.
New Bcdf ord, l02 Somcrvllle, iS, Spring
field. l0i
Tho Philadelphia district committee
reports 34t honor communities. ~ which
rennsylyania has 255 View Jersey. 81,
and Delaware Is
New York April 30 4 total of s5sI.
200 00n has been subscribed t. the third
Liberty Loan IN The second Federal Re
serve lnstrict. he committee announced
to-day The overnight gan was So.
1l0,OOO
Chicago. >ptl - slfclal figure
gwen out TODAY show that u per cent
of the seventh ltcdoral ReSeftc dlsturf !
St2J 0O0. 0UO quota al the Liberty loah
- vet to u, obtained be dehcif Is n
Chicago. only So 6a.i, lo0 worth Of
bonds having been subscribed whereas
the clt1 allotment calls fof Si2b, ,oH@h
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
OBITUARY

Mr., Anna Corson agcd Is wears of
All k.a~ sixth street died gn April 25
OF interstitl4l ucphritl-
Mrs Mary Anna Grzybovsni aged .i4
years of 1854 Beech street died un April
- Of commissions
MIR Marl + Kitchen aged ~ }car- "
1921 " cst sixteenth street died on April
"a uf cerebral hcanorrlage
Mir Susan TilIman. aged - years oi
62J du pont street died 9n April - "
s.rterin sclrrosIs
Mrs Margaret Walsh aged ~ years oi
1900 Harrison street died Jn April ~ of
cerebral 4roplexl
sister Mar1 GeuotIHe q Byrnr ug,d T e
ye.-r9 died on Apu = 81 utu,nl@
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
rnnADELpHIA PRODUCE MARKETs
h A4eociatcd rrcse 10 r.,ery ryentng

~ A4sociatcd Press "a rterx Evening
Philadelphia April 80 oats tawet
NJ vhltc % la!ti 10. W !, 9ta9f =
corn steady. M : yellow It'll 70.
do. VI l. nominal
live poultry higher fowls. .'ta31
dress d poultry highfr. fowls faHft
36a36l Fl. d.. good to.ehalec. 3la,}.5. small
SIZES, 2Sa,i0. old roosiefs ~
Potatoc- lower. Pcnnstivaura. per 100
pounds 25al 30. ID NV ork, 20
10. do. Delaware and Maryland. 0a
20. Florida. pr barrel. ooa5 50. da.
per t50 pound haR. : 15a3 - d.. per
hushri hamper I i1al =,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKETS

BY Accounted Press - Fvory Evening
Chicago, April 30 tat'lc. receipts
1000 strong Native steers. 10 25aI7 ~; ;
stnckera and feeders, 4 "5at2 80. cowg and
hcifrrs & Hjal390s calves J0a13 ~.
Sheep, receipts lt0OO. waak ~hcop,
y 7jal6 ~ lambs ~ 50a2i 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
CAPTAIN CAHILL. PRISONER.
Medical Corps Officer Reported Missing.
Is In the Hands Of the Germans.

BY Associated Press td Every Evening
New York, April 30 Captain Francis
Cahill, of the Medical Corps, L. =. A,
missing since the commencement OF the
German offensive at st. Quentin is pri-
soner in Germany, according to informa-
ton received here today through Red
Cross sources.
Captain Cahil's name was in the
American casualty list announced on
April H. DIR Cahil, was graduate Of
Cornell Medical College
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
CHICAGO HOG MARX ETS.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Chicago, April so Hogs receipts
22,00O. firm Bulk, II 25al775; light,
IL 25a II .S5, mixed, Is 90al7S5 heavy,
I6I5al7 go; Tough, l6l5al665; pigs,
- 25al7 50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
{ ard Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends for their
beautiful floral offerings. and other
deeds of kindness extended during the
illness and following the death Of our
husband and father James Calhoun.
Mrs James Calhoun and children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
IN NIEMORIAAI.

In loving remembrance Of my darling
sister Willie Ewing. Who died two year,
ago today Elizabeth Jordan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
Isaac Eniiracre ILL.

Isaac Fouracre, special officer in the
Public Building is confined to his home
by illness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
CURB MARkETS.

Quotations furnished by l.. l.. Winkeirnan
& to ford iuldiur Wilmington. l39 s
Eroad street. PhitAdelphia ss1op Prices
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
Echoes.

Can't you plt something cl,c than
ttI4t everlasting marcia from "Lohcugrin
HI my wedding asks the several-times-
grass widow who Is arranging for another
of her matrimonial events.
Certainly madam, responds the cOur-
tcou5 0rganIst
And rs the bridal cortcge wends its way
down the aisle the church shakes to the
laundering forth Of that popular classic,
cover and over Again Judge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30

Every Evenings : classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved to the salts
faction Of many and will be TO you.-Ady. :.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
eIII.INAN-M ApAMs

Mr. and Mrs William Terry McAdams
announce the marriage OF their daughter
Helen Louise, 10 Theodore Greene Sulli-
van. JUNIOR. of this city, ON SATURDAY..
April y At Mctuchen NeW Jersey
Mir and Mrs sullivan viii be At home
after June At l0O East Thirteenth
street v llmlngton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
RIssEII-M cf1RktNnAIE

Miss Jane McCorkindale and Thomas
Russell were married at Forrest Park, on
Saturday, by the Rev William Patterson.
After their wedding trip MIR and Mrs.
Russell will reside in Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30

The marriage ol Miss May + PeIegoA
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs J W Peregoy
Of No 1926 West 'fhId street, 70 Joseph
j Herley, son Of Mir and Mrs j J.
Herlcy of No 2403 Washington street,
which took place yesterday, will be per
formed with quiet ceremony because OF
the recent death Of Mir fierley's sister
They will reside al City Point, Va
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ea h1lalga
(Yiene de Ia la.)

r. -ec,a1:ar III cU1?n1To en- les Sc
le-ios ccnsistentc Dor . menos en-
IN trcinta po- c.erto. Fl dia dccc
del orcse7tc mes, les obrercs lUvie-
ron un m;tin, Y CT 81 d"cidie-on de-
c!arar Ia hue,ga s-es Gias dcs7u@s.
u huclca c~stallo. hab!crdo les
obre-os huelguistas orranizado ni2-
nif~cs.acioacs para pedir el apoyo dc
la autCridad municipal d fin dc cue
Ia Motallrg.ca les aumentara les
salaries.
La comp2hia So nego 4 acept@r ain
yuRas demand2S dc los nuelguistas :
menos en- la forma que las hacian Y
decide suspenicr inGefinidamenI"
los :rabajo de Ia piaUta Eas;a oo'
los obraroS cambiaSen DE actlt"d '
somcrieran sus demandas 4 arbitra-
ie. comprometitndose prevramcn;c i
volrev Fl trabajo en- las conClc!n3cs
CT aue cstaban. pues no :. A".iloa
dis9uasca q 2ceptar nirgunI i'l2'Sl-
ciGn. aino . discuti- con ca.lAa l0s
ciferen-ias tenierGo en cuen,t los
..ut4os !~ntereses.
De este pare~er fCa IN aulor!s@d
municipal. pero los hUelga :'.a< no
auis.croa atericr = las raz1U"a cue
les fue-on expueScas. creycndo que
cs.252n apcyados por los obreros re
GicmontanoS.
:. --+;~,a Gn nuo IL huelra Gc Mon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
Invita- CalTallza
(Eiere de Ia la. Pag.)

Saber que los cGnsules cAcraacistas
karaa. en- cuantn rcciban el aviso
Official para ellc. formal invitGcion 4
los hcmbres de negocios de las regio-
nes dcnde allos re5idaH. para que
nor.bren = Representatives. Y es-
tos Sc reuran en- IA &ccha que e! go
0iern0 seEalara para iniciar II Cur-
ne.
En- cuaato los cjnsuleS h2yan reca-
bado los n9mbres de todcs los repre-
sentenaes de las empres.s industrial
les. comercialeS. f;rancieras, etc,
ctc.. cue acar:cn Ia .Gvitaci6n, tras-
mitiran esos informes al SCbicrno ca
r~-ancist&. para que este Sc prepare
para ~agasajar a los invitados.
.ScrGa rccjbiToS en- !" jrOnterG.
C22 comts;6n nombrada al efecto.
vcndra ! II fscntera cen Texas, =
recib!r : les invitados. los que seran
conducidos Fl interior del pals en IN
tren especial Que sera arregl2do con
las m2yorss comodidades p~osihics. a
fin re Gae los visitan;es queden gra-
tarrente imprcSicn2dcs 3esde luego.
Hasta ahora. cl ccaposito cue tie
re q gobierno es el de cue los invi-
tados v:3iten las sga.entes p~oblaclo-
hes: Monterrey. Tamn;co, San Luis
PctoSi. Mexico, Fueb;a. Guadalaja-
"a. Ag~ascaIieH:es. Iocrc6n y Salt
ilr
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La nostalgia del pan de huevo

isl azusar : lie Ia har2a. han pooi-
10 sagui- fatrIcando pan : ven
die2aoio.
C:crto Cue 81 pan n c2m5iaIo O.
lorna. de co5o". lie t2ma1o, :, '52Fe'
toGo. Ge s25or : De va!o- nv-r.Cvo'
q ITO : 81 azIcar : a maEt"ca.
a~ua-ccaa 81 q. en- ifinitssinialSS rro-
no~cionez. pero al fin : =. ca'o. e.
pa.adar Sc Ia a~costiabr@Go 4 los
nue-os e25ores, g, cs-&naEo I las
Dreyzs 6.~cStionss. : cl bo-i!:o . los
auevos - cos.
! so0oz II 4 : gracia &c Dos.
-Bueno. re-o.....
y clio yoy. Esa 2~aCaderla eS me-
ytea-s. atae,ace 4 los ~a;l!are; lie ms
xc-ro; que Tcr@n este barrio 2opu!o
50. nulti:Grme ' r~.ntoresco que nos
ia De clanao On cr2ndo, Ia Tls:on d.
IN v:e;a ci-l2A @~exicara. ac&zo Ia
NINA cue a5ardo2@GoS : J" ca!
.nhc'ar,os lc,ye.. E=a gem" no 50 Ii
srcv r.arado. mejor 3icho. 10 Ia
ovev.&o aco;t4ra"2rge. a .os cakes
nj . l-s ..rieS :. = %: "ciram0n
~r-o.,." n. = mlu-Gn o-vo O. los pro
G-c-5- 10 IA -an2G.r.& americana.
/ Eli. au;a-- 'GDaetg.2u&s. TORI Cos.
! 'e~'U.naGar. "gordit2s Ge homo.
.~revolca&as." : de cIa2Co en- Cua@dc.
, csos ".ochi7:tos" Gs hariaa "5E>rra
: De a-I:c moreno C2c njci2ToC nue.
: r-as de.icias d. escolaras. Hay QUi>n
no p.cLe mere9G&r ga "r2mrerI'-
! nas = "bi@cochoS". ; el ransCero
ms=ca-o. 5. ouiere h2cer Megocto,
t:eae cue "a 10 ql2 &e 81 $ rec}a-
ma. Desgrao adanec-e. q 2a12Gerl2
meyicz2a ha meHssSe" 4" much. 1"'-
car = de m.cHa uaHjec@ : de m"cA2
/ nar.c2 dc crigo-todo sl!0 aUUndo en-
nro+~.o -2:s por muc:os ants
, dcn-.o de eos gdstos. - m: &!fic..
cumn!n' ~on = !ey. Rcsul124o: cue "a
Food Administration. Ia r:ohloldo =
I2s 2~aasaerias mexicana-. q algunas
Dor % meaoS. QUE fa5r:QIcr otro pan
QUE e! ~blanco" : ESQ. sGjetanG1i-
en- TODD q las dispos,c;cncS So2re e.
$50 de- IL harna. Dc Ia r:anteca y '.ei
aZucar.
AS pueS. amigo. conc!Gy6 nue2-
TO ir~terlocuio.. i despedirSe del
par racionai, a poner on olvsdo cam,
uschanas" ' "torcidoS. y a toma.
rolls" : "cakes". que o los que
aslan den,ro d "a ley. Los que 10
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IA REGION De Ia
(Niene de la Primera pag

de Ia ciudad. Sc cncontraba, VA e.
estado DE- embriagucZ. t!as de rece-
tidas libaciones en- IN zorro De am
Cos. I'm general llamado HilaFlo 10
drjguez.
Los te3edore; quiSieron zanzibar
de sitio. Y cuando va Sc levantatar
de la mesa para ocupa- cl automovi!
cue a Ia pusrta les e~sHera5&, un sIr-
WENT del establecim:ento detuTo al
general cortezniente, para s'ip!lc2rlc
i~t.vieso d b:en pagan 10 que Fof su5
consumacionss deo!a.
FL genera! Sc 5inti6 ofcndido por
aQucl acto Y l!amo apa-ts Z! meset9.
diciindo,e.
No tengo dinero con Qur pagan
re-. nero voy 4 pagarte COZ este. !
nnicndo la acci6a 4 u palabra, echo
r,ano q IA ~Fi5tola. y Ia dcscargo so
! brs 81 irforturado canlirero, Qlc 70
do Dor e. suclo, para no ~leEantar5e
mas.
4 las dctonac.onc;, ante Ia :caii-
dad del trag:co . ;nesperado suc"5o'
| e! cscind2lo con5iguicnte Sc produ-
10 IN cl es.aGlcc!miento, a cuyas
| v~uertas Sc aglomer0 ia ~muchedum're
cuT.osa.
Eadic SC a~z-cv:o cor eli general
aze:iro nj con ii a~companante5
! ehrios. Sin embargo, a,glien pHCo
dar rart, q "A p%oliciG. ' dos GuarnI-
i clos; fueron crcargados &c Ia apre
henz:Cn DC: GeIincucnt@.
Cuando lc ruevo cl genera Sc
| preparaba a ab:ndouar cl tcatro 1e
su hazaHa. dos gendarmes l'cgaron 4
hacsr Ia apprehension. Aun nc ponTan
Is mauo SCORE e, asesiao. caando g
tc. 7rofiriendc so2ces Da:apEas, ills
raro 81 pi lola so2.e los dos. oau-
sandolcs n mue"'c. Ia mucr De uno
de clos. que casua!mente e cnc2n-
traba ahi, SC ar"oj6 Soh"e g cs?o@o
hcriao. y e! general Gisrar5 tanloIc2
sobrc ella, h:ri&ndc!a ta:noleh d
mucc;e.
FL Davor !amoviIi@g. cn Il am2lia
sala en- que aquc.'a .-4ge!a tenla
lugar. a todos los hGmbrr5; made Sc
ar,cv.a = coutcaer los imrctu1 b:N
tale: del asesino.
Notlciado Gel sUcezo c. general
Pablo de los Santos, icfe d. las AZ
mas dc Ia Gua-nicion. envi6 a yc-
rificar la2 prevention del genera;
a .Sino, a IN jefc cIyo nombrc no Sc
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Tres commissioners.

En- eli curse del cXtcuso memorial,
rrcs acusaciones nrccis2s hacen los
s~acerdo.2s dc J~alisro. ri Ccb'arno Ca
r~rancista. tres a~cus2yiorcs NJ" no Sc
hab:an urccisa&o hasta L. fecha. y
que Ia Influenza Cue todavia cl sa-
, ccrdocio ~catolico ticnc scbrc el PUG
bio d. Mexico, deja"a hCEda:ncnte
Cravad2s On Ia ccncicnci& Ti5!:sa:
la Revelation. dice t~erm:rante-
mcn;o CT Cabi!4o Met.apcllJ&no ! 6!
Ciero de Ia Arquid:oc"sis taDatia. no
ha rlcstrado sine az SOLO 1n&I!-
dad csen-ial: la dc scabar cen :!
catolici:n'o CT Mexico. Con quc Ilr'
Acaso con eli de imponer al pueblo
otra religion.
. Segundo: en- las rcrsccucic"cS he
ch2s 4 la iglesia en- nombrc del E5re
pensamientJ ' de Ia l'bertad de coil
c~ienc;a. SC ha manifestado una ranl-
ma desenfrcaaua. Les imbec!i,es, han
destruido. pero les "conc!entes' pa
sean por las GALES &C GuaGalajara.
con las clHSJa5 CS 10 "-b~h->S' : -
Ginero de las igles:aS ha lido a las
. cajas de los revolac!onarioS. Les re
, vo!uc;cnarios han cXtTenado. Dor ne
gocio. pcr utilita:ismo. las persccr-
genes contra Ia iglcsia.
! tercero: ell carrancismo no qulc-
re u por ninSln ccncepto sc haga
critica dc sus actcs nj sc G!Scutan u
! disposicioncs 10 cual no rehuye. n!
mucho menos, cas1iga n!ngun &C.
bicrno SECURE Ge=su fortale=a Y dis
uucsto 4 demostra- su n~ac!onalismo
Y su intcres por Ia colectividad que
! gobicrna.
FL memorial. scgun sc nos dice, ha
, caasado gran sensaci5n en- Mexico
Y sc tiene por ror poderoso e!emen-
TO de campana anti-carranc!sta.
Sc teme. al mismo tempo. cue ell
+ conflicto entire el gobierno y el Gle
70. lleCue a asumir mayor g~raved2d
en- toda la Republica, por cuanto que
! va de manera franco, Sc ha cNJerlo-
rizado IL protcsta del primero contra
Ia administration actual.
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MAS GRANDE DEL MUND0

Del servic:o Especial de Ia PRENSA"
NJEVA YORK. Julio 2G.-The
Ncw York Sun" tiene IN teiegra-
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Sc dice cue 2! Tageblatt de Berlin ha
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81 general aleman Won Arderine, eX-
p-esando que la actual lucha no es
mas QUO cl principle de la bata!la mas
grande del mundo; cue una lusha
rucho MAJ er~ca-nl:zila ' terrible
esta a punto de ssguir Y que es ma
cosa presuntuo5a hablar va de dcS-
truccion de fuerzas ensmigas.
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81 DAE.i ura qualification Dc 500 o
un arc dc subscription y IN PGESSA a
T. PERSONA III" -lc proportions infornrcs 81
acts da nj hc-nana GcHuveva Eilisnuevs-
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;icias Tecihidas actrllncEte 81 cncucrtra "a
Teas Jcslc 0ctubrs e. 1915. Ia Sra. ,es
viu6a = tienc tres hi.es. Ia mayor oe is amos,
...l7al:. %cl:.a Tciada. ) dos niuchachos do
! . anCe r-spsctivIneIte. CualGJIcr M
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PQR I~NTEatHERANTE

Gui,,armo Hernandez. fuc arrcs-&-
10 - n cuadra numero 2209 &c Ia
ca!lc =. Comerc!o. 7or haber usado
II lenguajc dc1compucSto al tcner
IN a!.2~cado cen III ind,vidUo que
niGi6 eli auyilio de II poiicia.
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