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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-16
MOVIE U%CZCZENIE E
DENTA WILSONA.
Washington, 16. kwietnia.

W~dSZynSton, 10. RW1etnld. -
Prezydent Wilson zostanie obra-'
ny czionkiem Ihstyttttu Francyi.
T. Francyi nadeszla wiadomoSc u
rzedowa, re Academia Moralnych
Il Politycznych Nauk, uwazajac
"a potrzebne obrac w swojej SEX
cyl cudzoziemskich cz}onkow, ko-
Cos ma miejsce zmarlego P. Vii
larie z Florencyi, zaproponowala
Prezydenta Wilsona. Depesza
dodaje, re pan Wilson zostanie o.
brany przez aklamacye.
PoSTEPY POzYCZKI VOL
NOSCIoWEJ:
Washington, 16. kwietnia. -
Uzupeinione raporta dowodza, re
do ubiegiej soboty wieczorem
subskrypcye ma trzecia pozyczke
wolnoSciowa wynosi}y razem
$691, Gil, 800. Znaczna bardzo
Geese rozkupili nabywcy bondow
DO 800 i $50, co wielce raduje IL
rzednik6w gfownej kwatcry. w
stosunku do kwot wyznaczonych,
w roznych dystryktach subskryp-
eye przedstawiaja sic w TAXI sPo-
sob: St. Louis a procent, New
York %, Dallas %, Chicago 26,
Boston "a, Cleveland 20, Kansas
City 20, Philadelphia 10, San
Francisco ~, Richmond 10, At
lanta 5. Co do sum zebranych
NATIONALIST, cyfry So nastepujace:
New York $252,451,250; Chicago
III, 100000; Boston 61,193,l5O;
Cleveland $6O,56O 900; St. Louis
6,S53,1OO; Philadelphia 1885,
400; San Francisco 35,435,500;
Kansas City $25y 554,O5O; Dallas
800 Ala, T5O; Richmond $12, $685.
100; Atlanta $4,423,9OO.
w Tacoma, Wash. osiagnieto
peina kwote juz w sobOte W po-
ludnie, poza tenn, co wynosliy 20
bowiazania w bankach; wieczo--
rem w sobote wyniosly subskryp-
eve 20 procent ponad kwote wy
znaczona. Bondy zakupila plata
Geese mieszkahcow.
Mounte Angle, Ore, ktorego
ludnoSc skiada sic Z go procent o.
sob urodzonych w Niemczech hub
Austryi, pozyskafo wczoraj flage
honorowa.
Malzonka pana Nc Adoo PREY
bedzie do Canyon, Ariz., kiedy
tam MAJ jej bedzie i pomagac mu
bedzie W Rampant przez niego
prowsdzonej. Bedzie przemawia-
In glownie ma zgromadzeniach ko-
bet.
,pPOHIRICYA w TEXAS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-16

Edmund X. Jarecki, prezes.
w. J6iwih J6iwiak0wski, sekret.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-16
Ma WacfaWOWie:

W biurze Sp6Iki Budow. Pozyczko-
wei sw. WacIawa, Roman Swakowski,
prezes, 1858 N. Hamlin Ave.
Ma RridgenOrcie:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-16

POzYCZMY RZADOWI NASZEMU
KAPITALY 1 OsZCZEDNOSCt Ma
SIZE. IA POzYCZENIE ICH Rad
BEDZIE NAM PLACIL A PROWI-
ZYI ROCZNEJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-16
~PROHIBICYA w TEXAS.

Dallas, Tex, Is. kwietnia. -
Wczoraj O godz. $50 wieczorem
W CALVIN Stanie Texas pozamyka-
no wyszynki trunkow prawie we
wszystkich miastach w Texas Ii
czacych przeszlo 5000 mieszkah-
cow - z powodu przyjetej ME
dawno w legislature ustawy "a
braniajacej sprzedazy trunkow w
obrebie 10 mil Cd kazdego obozu
wojskowego.
Stanowy prokurator Looney O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-16
Ma Pi0trO-P aw{owie:

W ofisie J6zefa Medrzyckiego, 104f
W. 32nd str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-16

w biurse firmy B. J. Zintak an
Co., 1868 s. Paulina st.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-16

Panic Hen.
ryk, Panskie
ubranie Jaw
sze jest obsy-
pane lupic--
H
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Regular Declarations
American Information;

American International Corporation.
Quarterly dividends of 90 cents a
share on the common and preferred
stocks, both payable September 80 to
stockholders of record September l6
Calumet and Hecla Mining Company.
Quarterly dividend of Sl5 share.
payable September 20 to stockholders
Of record September 3.
Indian Refining Company-Quarter-
~ dividend Of Ia per cent on the pre-
ferred and dividend of per cent on
the common stocks. both payable Sep
tember 16 to stockholders of record
September 5.
international Silver COMPANY
Quarterly dividend of 1st per cent os
the preferred stock, payable October {
kennecott Copper Corpors zion. Z
Quarterly dividend Of 81 a share, pay
record September 8.
Magma Copper Company.-Quarter-
~ dividend of 80 cents a share, pay
able September 80 to stockholders Of
record September 8.
Ohio Cities Gas Company.-Ouarter-
~ dividend Of IL per cent on tho
preferred stock, payable October to
stockholders OF record September 15
Quincy Mining ompany-Dividend
of 50 a share, payable September 20 10
stockholders Of record September 5.
United Dyewood Corporation.-Quar-
terly dividends of IA per cent on the
preferred and i z per cent on the com
mon stock, both payable October l to
stockholders of record September ID.
Osceola Consolidated Mining Com
pany.-Quarterly dividend of 81
share, payable September 81 TO stock
holders of record September 7.
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company
Quarterly dividend of per cent on
preferred stock, payable October to
stockholders Of record September 16
South West Penn Pipe Lines Com
pany.-Quarterly dividend of So
share. payable October to stockhold-
ers of record September is.
Pan-American Petroleum and Trans
port comparatively dividend of
sl.26 share on the common stock,
payable haif in cash and half in Lib
erty bonds on October 10 to stockhold-
ers of record September IA. Regular
preferred dividend of ~ per cent was
declared. payable October / to stock
holders of record September IA.
Mexican Petroleum Company.-ouar-
terly dividend of 2 per cent on the
common stock, payable half in cash
and half in Liberty bonds on October
10 to stockholders of record Septem-
bur IA. Regular preferred dividend Of
z per cent was declared, payable Octo
Der l TO stockholders of record Sep
tember IA
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Industrial
Cotton

The cotton market was nervous and
unsettled yesterday. Prices made new
high records during the earlr trading,
but later broke under heavy realizing
promoted by the proximity of the
three-day adjournment and the near
approach Of the government report.
The market will be closed from to-
night until after Labor Day. and the
otficial condition figures are ,cheduled
for publication on Tuesday morning..
October contracts broke from $3.50 to
S4.70 and closed at $500, with the gen.
eral list closing steady at net decline
of 19 to 80 points
The detailed weather reports showed
rains in the East Gulf and South At
lantic States, but generally clear
weather, with rising temperatures for
Texas and Oklahoma. More Southern
selling was reported yesterday. South
ern spot markets were irregular. being
% points lower to rs points higher.
Houston price was unchanged at 35
cents ard sales amounted to 1871
bales. Exports for the day were %
9S2 bales, making 246.229 50 far this
season, against 32S.167 last year.
A comparison of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Record of Stock and Bond Averages
(By The Associated Press)


indicated by the continuous the Allied
domestic Developments including publication of
railroad July distinctly favorable
gularity
the end.
change sentiment largely aribed the statement of
speculation borrowed Washington the
that the Liberty likely aggregate O0O
railway systems Pennsylvania, Union Pacific
Burlington leading coaers New Haven and Atlantic Coast
substantial net incomes although
Pacific disclosed Paul fell behind
S recognized issues tobccos and various uncassifed
points hppngs although the latter started
off display of lead of Atlantic Gulf
OIL which initial bow
Of point Coppers
their
reversal
Increased strength of exchange reflected in the
irregular. Old
States As on call
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
: Commodities -

42e: % to 80 lbs, Ss@41c; 81 to Sc lbs.
96@3Sc; 81 to AZ lbs. 57639c; South
ern, corn fed, per ID, 1904 Chickens
fresh, iced, barrels. Western, milk fed,
2 to 212 lbs per pair lb, $50 39c; 8 to
lbs, $50 39c; 5 to lbs, 36037c; corn
TED, to 2le lbs to pair. ID, 35036c;
TO lbs. 350 Soc; to lbs. 34@35c;
Virginia, milk fed, 8 to 4 lbs to pair,
10, 3sa'39c; Philadelphia and Long Isl
and to 4 lbs to pair. ID. 4o6 soc;
pennsylvania, 5 to 4 lbs to pair. 39@A
42c; Long Island. scalded. to 4 lbs to
pair, ID, $50 40c; Michigan. scalded,
to lbs to pair, h. $50 Soc; Western,
scalded, TO 4 lbs to pair, lb, 35M36c;
Southern, kegs, dry packed, corn fed,
TO lbs to pair, lb, 340 35c; South
ern and Southwestern. barrels, scalded,
SAC SOC; fowls, fresh. boxes, dry packed,
mix fed, fancy packs, Western, 60 lbs
lbs, Soc; 43 to AZ lbs. 35@35Azc; So to
AZ lbs, 33la M34c; so to S5 lbs. 32@s
81 !2c: under 80 lbs, 3103112c; corn
ted Western. GO lbs and over to dozen,
10, 80 e la'36c: IS to 56 lbs, 351ac: 43 to
AZ lbs, "a y a 35c; SO to 42 lbs, 33n6
34c; 80 to 35 lbs, 32@3212c; under 80
lbs, 91@ 81 12c; corn fed, Western. so
lbs and over TO dozen. lb. 3512 036c;
AZ to 5s lbs, 35l2c; 43 to AZ lbs. 341a0
ooS, 90 10 - IDS, oolQ % &c, 81 TO 30
lbs. 81 ia 32c; under 80 lbs, SIC: fowls,
fresh, dry packed. barrels, Western,
dry picked, lbs and over, 35@35nc;
~ lbs. 344a q 35c; A lbs, 34h @35c:
I3 lbs, 800 33c; lbs and under, 3OM
Bic; Southwestern. barrels or kegs, 3
TO A lbs each 32@ 33c; Southern, corn
fed, lbs and under each, 3O0S1c;
fowls, fresh, iced. barrels, Western,
dry picked. lbs and over, 34G35c; Az
lbs, $40 81 i9c; lbs. 34@3413c; 31a
lbs, 81 L a 3212c; lbs, 500 Sic; scald-
ed, prime, mixed weights. 32Aa a 3312c;
old cocks. fresh, dry packed. boxes or
barrels, dry picked. No. l. 2619c; old
cocks fresh, iced packed, barrels, dry
picked, No. l, 26G26lac; Western,
scalded, 25la@261ac
Spring Duckfings.-Long Island and
Pennsylvania, lb, SIC: squads, prime,
white. 61O lbs and over to dozen. per
dozen, $S.50GSS; dark. per dozen. 81
@s3; culs. per dozen, S1@S15O.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Following Yesterdays pr1ces compared With
those OF year ago:
Live steers best -s'
100 b. ..... $500 @sIs75 $500 @siAso
Dressed beef sides.
b. .......... 20 q .2sH IA a al
Live veas. best
100 10. ........i 100 q 2l.o0 1900 "a 1850
b. ..... -. 20 a .s2ls ~ .2s
Live ewes. 100 h. $50 a 1900 500 a 500
prime. 100 ID. 1900 1900 t4.7s a 1880
Dressed mutton. ID Is o % IA q ie
Dressed lambs. lb % a 80 20 a az
Hogs 100 b.. 2o.25 a 2o.75 i7.75 a
Dressed hogs. ba-
con. ID ........ .2spa@ 2ss4 .741a@ .24N
Mess Mess pork. tbl 1900 q 1880 $500 q 4s.5o
Lard. Middle West
ID. .......... 2es5c a 27o5o 2a5oo @ 2s 600
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Dividends
EXtraS

EXCraS
Haywood Brothers & Wakefield Com
rany.-Extra dividend of SIS a share
on common stock, payable in Fourth
Liberty Loan "when-and-if issued" to
stockholders Of record August 27. The
regular semi-annual dividend of SO a
share on the preferred stock was also
declared, payable September to
stockholders of record August 81.
Stromberg Carburator Company of
America Extra dividend of 25 cents
in addition to regular quarterly divi-
dend of rs cents a share, both payable
October l to stockholders of record
September IA.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
> u S t e n a n : e
Cereals

Wheat.-Receipts of wheat at West
ern terminal markets continue liberal.
although not as large as week or so
ago. Spring wheat is LOW moving in
greater volume and Northwest advices
indicate large yields. The export stu
alton is improving and the Food Ad-
ministration is now issuing a limited
number of permits for shipment to
the seaboard.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Orchard and Field
Yeatnrdav
'Cubsn.
Hay and Straw
Fresh poultry-Dressed

Chickens.-Fresh, dry packed, IL to
box, Western, milk fed, 10 to Is lbs to
dozen, lb. 44c; .I8 to "a lbs. 44c; 25 to
80 lbs, 42c; 81 to 36 lbs, 3S039c; 81 to
AZ lbs, 39N41c; corn fed, 10 to Is lbs
to dozen, lb, 40@42c; 1s to "a lbs, A0lO
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The Sc
curity Bank of Chicago and the West
Philade lphia Title and Trust Company.
with resources respectively Of s5,290,-
900 and $5,337 900, were admitted to-day
A~s tAA Federal Reserve system
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Extras

Walworth Manufacturing Company.
Quarterly dividend has been in
creased from l u per cent to ia per
cent.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Curb Market

Note.--The Tribune assumes no response
cillty for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Thursday were reported as follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
lndustrials

Sales. Open. High. Low Last.
5000 *Aetna Explos 113a 1tsa 1O5a n
80 Am Mfg pr. II 27 27 27
100 Am S 'rob rts 81, 31a 3Ne 3Ns
400 B-A Tob Co reg 17lis 1914 VIZ 18H
900 DO coupon 18 19 1e 18
2S50o *Burnrte B. 2E, 81, ok aK,
5000 Burns Bros Ice 3eH 3934 38Ia 3el2
200 Scar 1t G. Pow 2I 2lI 2l1 2H
800 Chevrolet Mot 1872 1872 1884 1923
l490 goo ECuprite Ts5asrae {S SuIph Y " "a "
1900 Grapc-Oa 49,. u "a X II
$500 do preferred 2f4 25a pa 2ia
100 keystone T &, r 1873 1873 18' 19
1000 Marconi of Am 3I4 3H 34 3A
500 Am P & P. 3A 3I ga 34
300 fRelc Equip C. 113s 115s 1874 1fR
10000 Smith Mot Trk 12 " * II
80 steel Alloys c.
1900 Sub ctfs. 1874 1874 1872 IVA
$50 f'lhiogen go. 5Ia 5Ia 5I2 5Es
$500 UNITED Motors 1924 80 32Is a2a4
100 u S Steamship 6Hs ga GA 64
1000 "W-M Aircraft 8s4 s34 ga sHa
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30

Corn.-The corn market experienced
an early upturn of about l p cents on
scattered covering prompted by pre-
valllng belief that after a break of 12
cents per bushel during the last week
8 rally was to be expected. Moreover.
a leading crop expert reiterated pre-
vlous expressions in regard to the
serious damage as a 'esult of the
recent hot spell and preu.cted that the
next government report will show a
less in condition of a6out 10 points
The market showed only poor re-
sponse, however. and after early COW
erlng had subsidod prices again turned
weak under renewed selling, closing
near the lowest with net losses Of 2
to "a cents.
Yes'days Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Corn. No. 2 yellow-s1.7as4 s1.a334 s2.o5Ns
5ss5f%'sf os5sss4 7.ssss 7.ssss 1:ss3s 1:ss3s
Oats.-Oats showed considerable
firmness early in the session, but
finally gave way in sympathy with corn
and closed with net losses of Il to y
cent.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Chicago:
September ........ .7oB .7oA .551a
October ........ 715s .717s
Rye.-Market unsettled.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close 900
Cash. No. West. si.72 sl.7s si.s5 tS
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yes days Previous Year
sew York: lose. close avo
Flour, MINI, spg. pat s11.1O s11.05 s1275
Cornmeal. yellow. gran 4.9o 4.9o 1905
Rye flour, choice. As 9.45 1165
kiln dried
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Metals

Current prices for the principal met
ais, compared with those prevailing a
year ago, follow:
Current A year
price. ago.
Pig IRON, Bessemer,
Pittsburgh ...S36.6o S53e5
Copper, electroly-
tic, lb. ........ .26 .27
Tin, ID ........ 69 .61aA
Lead, lb. ........ .os 1-2o .10sa@. 1924
Spelter, East st.
Louis, lb.. .oe @.0s14 .oa @.osLa
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stocks


donly on o OF more
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Standard Oil Stocks
Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
1900 Sam Vent Oil 8
800 *Barnett @ & G. "a Va Il Va
1000 - iBost-Wyo Oil IS II IS "
800 *Cosden & Co. ga 634 6Na 6H2
1880 *Crys Oil "a p) 1He W. 1R 112
1000 - Esm Oil Cor.
1900 FFederal OIL. 134 17a 134 ia
1000 *Glenrock Oil. 3L2 35a 3H 81,
400 *Globe Oil. 49,. l /
100 "Houston OIL. 79Te 1872 7oHa 7eI2
500 FImp Con OIL. Il X t3 "a
1900 "Island o & T. 33a 3as 3Ns 34
500 KINNEY OIL. 81 81 81 "a
1900 Met Pet. 49,. 10 IA 1Hs VA
1000 Okla Pr &, r. 634 634 658 65a
3i00 Okm Pr & r. 2He 2He 23s 2Ia
300 FSap & R.. 634 6a4 65s o5s
1000 SEQ 0 y r., ls s. = Z
1000 fSouthwest Oil. AZ AZ az AZ
1900 *Stanton OIL. 17s 17s rs ia
7l0O ''Iex & R.. 81 "a "a "a
10000 +fTux Star Oil 2H 2 2lo
500 "Vic Oil NV stk 23a 2sa 23a 25a
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Produce Markets--Current

Butter.-Receipts were 1858 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
ID, 4o(Q 4oEc; extras, % score, 4712c;
trsts, SO to 81 score, 45l 47c, seconds,
50 to 81 score, 42 II a "A &c; thirds, 40
Y 42c; unsalted, higher than extras,
46 q q 48c; seconds, 441aM 46c state
dairy tubs, finest, 46} "a 47c; good to
prime, "A 1s q 46c; common TO fair, 800
44c; renovated, extras, aga 42'2c: frsts,
AZ = "a al Ec; lower grades. $50 39lac;
imitation creamery, tirsts. 39M4Oc;
ladies', current make, frsts, 371sG
3o 12c; seconds, 36@36l2c; lower
grades, 34hM35I2c; packing stock,
current make, No. /. 36c; No. 2, 35l2c:
lower grades, $50 ST..
Cheese. - Receipts totalled 1.121
boxes. State, whole milk. fresh fl ats,
specials, oolored, lb. 26S4 a pic; white.
26"4 a a27c; average run, colored. 26i2c;
white, 26}4c; lower grades, 22G2Cc:
twins, specials, 26A q 2612c; average
run. 26c; lower grades 22M25l2c;
single daisies, 26$4 q Pike; double
daisies, 2612 0a27c; Wisconsin, whole
milk, single daisies, 26a4@27Ac;
double daisies, 26aa027c; Young
Americas, 27l2@27A4c- state skins,
fresh specials. 21@211ac; prime
to choice, 19@20Ac; fair to good lac
l8c; lower grades, 7dt3c.
Eggs.-Receipts amounted to 1926
cases. Fresh gathered extras, per
dozen, 51d 52c; ezra frsts, $50 soc;
tirsts, 44G47c: seconds and poorer. 50
a 43c; poor to fair, 2O037c; fresh
gathered dirties. No. 1, $50 SIC; No. 2
and poorer, 2o@ SIC; fresh gathered
checks, good to choice. dry, 31G SIC;
under grades, 2ON 3Oc,- refripera+or
special marks, fancy, charges paid. 43 y
q 44c; firsts, charges paid. aga 43c;
seconds, char paid, 3S@4111c; state,
icnn. and l. .rby Western hennery
whites, fine 70 fancy, 64Q 65c; ordinary
to prime, SEQ 63c; gathered whites.
ordinary to fine. Asa CSC; Pacific Coast
whites, firsts to finest. $50 Sac; West
ern and Southern gathered whites, 45
o60c; state, Penn. and nearby hennerv
browns, 54Q soc; gathered brown and
mixed colors. $50 sc.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures. - The market was
moderately active and after opening
easy, at a decline of 3 to points, price
changes during the session were unim-
portant. final prices being net to
points lOWer
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30

Spring Duckfings.-Long Island and
Pennsylvania, lb, SIC; squads, prime,
white. 6-10 lbs and over TO dozen. per
dozen, $S.50@SS; dark. per dozen. 81
@S3; culs. per dozen, S1@$1,5O.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
sUNITED STATES BONDS
Join Federal Reserve

'Prices include interest.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Bonds
Consolidated Exchange

Unlisted. tsell cents PEI share.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30
Bonds

u. S. Government Bonds
(New York Stock Exchange Quotat'ons)
(ClOsinR UuOtations)
New-York tribune., 1918-08-30

Oats.-Oats showed considerable
firmness early in the session, but
finally gave way in sympathy with corn
and closed with net losses of !. to y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08
PAN DE DULCE.

A TODD ser humane lie agrada el
a de dulce, va sea despucs de CO.
mida o para Ia merienda. GENUS
CORN COBS" es IN delicioso pan ne
cho diariamente Y garant:zado que
lie nega a suS manoS freSco Y con e.
mismo sabor que 81 ~estuviese ACADIA
do de hacer. Esto sc debe al proce-
so especial que tenemoS para envol-
verlo para QUE Sc guarde fresco J
hmpio hasta llegar a Su poder. 81
no le llega fresco V hmpio, le devol-
vemos su dinero. SabemoS que que
dara I'd. satisfecho Y nos segulra
commando mas pan, por ESQ hacemoS
esta oferta. NaGdenoS tl0cD diez
centavos en- plata Y lie mandamoS una
forta (piezal de GENUS CORN
COZ. comalo, Y 81 Queda enteramen-
te satisfecho mandenoS l20c) ve!nte
centavoS mas Y lie mandamoS ca Qua
tro pleas mas. Los precios son eS-
toS: ) pleas, 30c.; una docena, L
pleas. Soc, porte pagado. Ordene
para Christmas V n nueyo 81 pan
Y quedara mas conforme que 8 I'd.
10 hubiese hecho. D~irijaSe a GENUS
SALES co. Dept. IS, Box So.
Waco, Texas. tAoN')
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08
LA UNION Sc MPONE EN- ESTOS MOMENTOS"

Al nenos Ia forma en- que ell ~aprecia-
ole ga!eno Sc eXpres0 fue la misma
que acostumbra para resofver lOs ''ca-
sos que Sc lie presentan. Nuestras
preguntas fueron contestants en- una
lorna de rigurosa 'terapeutica ma
clonal.' valiendonos Ia expression.
Ante todo-comenZo ell Doctor
Ortega. debo decirles que no soy re-
fugiado, nj p~olitico, nj he pensado
nunca ser este 1ltimo, nj quiero SER
%. Nj opinion esti basada unicamen-
tie n los derechos cue como mexica-
no tengo para discutir los asuntos de
nj patria.
Por 10 demas, debo decirles que Ia
idea de IL union me parece esplendi-
ia. Siempre he estado de acuerdo con
el 4, y creo que siempre ha sido ne
ceSaria, pero en- estos momentos es
de I neceSidad ingente. En- GUAM
to a los medios que deEan emplearse
para llegar a ella, creo, que como en-
todoS los casos en- que Sc observa I'm
f~eH6reno natural, debe irse derecha-
mente 2 las cauSas que producer el
NAL, para remediar este. La dolen-
cha que esta matando a Ia patria ra-
d!ca, a no Gudarlo. en- sus politicos.
En- los del carrancismo Y en- los del
d~estierro, pues aquellos con sus in
transigencias, Y eStos con sus torpe-
as Y sus ambiciones, han contribuido
llevar las cosas al estado en- que Sc
ncuentran.
En- consecuencia, REQ que 10 que
5rocede. es eliminar 5 obstaculos,
; decir, despair de sus erro-es. o
acer que Sc despojen de ellos, a los
:olfticos. a todos ESQ que solo Sc
,reocupan por su medro personal.
Cuando ESQ suceda, la union vendra
por 81 sofa.
les possible de lograrse ESQ? Por
dssgracia, parece que no. Por 10 tan
to: 6que podemos hacer? Queda O.
ira solucion. Que los que no son po-
~liticos, o aquellos que hasta ahora no
Sc nan mezclaio en- Ia politica lamen-
table de los ultimos amos, Sc organi-
zen Y traten de encauzar la situaci6n
por mejores c~orrientes, c infuyan con
los politicos activos para que modifi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08

| Gabinete del Presidente Huerta, Co
bernador dc Coahuila Y polltico acti'
vo d~urante muchos amos de la vida
nacional de Ia Ultima epoca-masvls
ia clara nuestra intencion de orlen-
tar la opinion general, cor ell deer
de los autoriZados en- asuntos como
ell de que nos ocupamos. vista ia ur
gencia de que cada cual aportc sus
ideas al acervo comun, ell polltico me-
xicano deciGiose a eXternar la suya,
que transcribimos cast integra a nues-
tros lectores:
Soy ell primero en- reconocer que
vivimos un momento defialtlvo, cue
la situacion de Mexico, tai como es al
presente, no puede prolongarse Y que
es va precise reSolver ell primero de
manera favorable a los intereses CO.
muncs V para c de dar fin a "a
segunda.
La union. pueS. es necesaria, Y Sc
ria salvadora; pero IA union entire los
elementos de orden, los que puedan
hacer ell bien de Ia patria.
Por ESQ 20 no creo que dehamos
unirnos FL carrancismo en- forma min
guna-yogo me uniria a 81 janis
que hay que cxcluirlo de toda liga cue
tienda al bien pUblico, va que 10 for
mar elementos que solo han hecho
la ruina nacional. que nan deStruido
nucstros prestigios Y maestro credito,
que son los creadores de n situa-
ci6n que debemos hacer cesar, para
hacer otra nueva sobre ella.
Unidcs, ST. pero nc O el carran-
cisno. pues la patria no estara def
nitivamente salvada hasta que no Sc
castigue a los que la han d~especaza-
do.
Entire 10 que esta union pueda lie
a d cabo como labor efectiva Y de-
finitiva. nay que tener ~presente algo
Dor demas irteresante: la de procu-
a una completa ammonia con los
paises que de n cirecta. lntlu-
var, por una u otra raz6n. en- los des-
tinos V en- Ia vida nacicnales.