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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-10
La INDUSTRIAL FlENEQUENERA De
UJCaATAN SURE GRAVES PERJUIClOS

I'm reporter de "LA PRENSA" Sc
entero dc que sc hallaba en- ezta
ciudsd, de paso para algunas pobla-
clones del nurte de los EstadoS Un!-
dos, IN rico hacend&do Gel Estado
de Yucaan, Y cor inteaci6n de sa-
Der Ago de aquel LELAND Y prosrero
Estado de nrestra Repaolica, e! re-
pGrter So echo en- pcs Gel reterido
caballero, q Quien finslmente pudo
-entrevistar CT cl hail de uno de les
centricos hoteles de San Antonio.
Yarias preguntas lie hlzo el re-
presentante d. Ia PRENSA' a!
distinguido yucateco, sobre IS sitra-
ciGn general del pEis, sohre la actual
politica del gobierno revoluc:onar:o.
etc. pero nueStro entrevlstado Sc
manifesto reservado en- cu&nto TOGO q
il po!iica mexicana, dec.ar2ndo una
vez por todas CUE 81 no Sc IA nez-
clado nunca en- Ia politica de 81 pals
y que. por 10 tanto. Sc h@lla Imposi-
bilitado para eTitir op!nioneS Qas
puGler2n o de0leraA ser lenlu"S XII
cuenta por nuestros lectoreS.
FL novimienso comereiai &c Yucasen
Ia industrial henequensra Ell nUes-
tro Estado,-dijo al caba!iero yucca
teco-que sien1pre ia sido para nos
otros Ia principal fue-te de riqueza
y Sc prede decir que Ia Unica, tlenGe
a languidecer, gracias 4 las es2ecIa-
les condolences porCue atraviesa a.
quella RIGA region de nlestro GueCido
Suelo.
"Puedo decir sin tenor &c equlvo-
ca-ne, que Ell socialismo, que ALI
como e. todo; los ccntros mas 0 nc
nos abuata7tes N producc:oa &c n
R~eou5!ica, "a echado ~rsices. no lido
a 7orer las cos2s en- $ituacion bicn
diftcil para quicHes Inicamente he
mos estado atentos q los negocios que
son Ia base &c aue5tro b;cacsta- eco
n6mico."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-10

DARE buena qualification a quiea mo
proporcionare In actual direction o me die
re infornss ~eiertos. acerca de mi hermSno
Antonio FHriIa, como de % ahes de edAd.
alto. grucso. origira-io de Santa Tercsz.
Coshrila, Mexico, de T1ien hace mas de dos
anos 20 tsneo aoicias. Cuaiduier iRtotme
sohre el particcia-. sfrvanse Gr1EI'o : Ma
nreI FAvila, Gs3 Austin st., Sun Annonfo.
Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-10

Sc DERA buenn qualification : zen
nc rrororcioaare info--nes eusrfc, acerca &c
mi csposc, 81 5chor Francisco Franco, quien
:aL.5 dc Mexico mace como dos .ncsss en- un
q -. nc y 10 &c rueILo : saDer de e-
S;-.anSe dir:c:r c~CaiGuier inforEe sobrr Il
particular. = GaI5:ei. Sanchez. 1898 Antcio-
pc s.. Corpus Christi. Teas. "a
REETC dos pleas Z Dcrsoncs que pue-
Gan dar buelas refsrencias. 255- Belmont
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-10

personales inteCeses no han vacila-
90 en- agitar 8 las classes obreras 2
las que despues deian abandonadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-10
DE PAGAR
(Viene Ge Ia 1a.)

los que pe-cihian peEcibfan de5de Ia
apcca del cobierno del genera! Dlaz
Dor los s~ervicios prestados 2 IL Patria
durante Ia guerra de Intervention
hace tempo que Sc encuentran aban,
donados, y puede decirse que pTactl'
canente 10 estla desde que Sc esta,
b!eci0 Ell gobierno de Ca-ranZa en-
Ia capital de Ia Replica
Cuando eli jefe de dicho gobiernc
d;spuso que Sc r%eanudara Ell service
de pages q los pe1sionistes, Sc acordd
que Sc diera preferenccia a quiene'
reclamaban ls pension por haber sci
vido al carrancisrlo, haciendose pei
complete a IN lado a los cue recla'
maban Ell page de las %penslones a cue
tenian derecho por los servicios pres
tados real Y positivamente a la Patris
en- dias de verdadera prueba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-10

Sc DESEA saber e! parsdero DEL senior
DIonisio Trrebe, de So aaos &c edad, auien
hace tres aaos sc encont-sba en- Los Arsc-
les. Cal. Sc EraSif;ear@ coz S3.o0 Z qU;cl
G:ere :atorrncs exsetos de d;cho sefor. True
o. y ,Josia, Box li3, Eagle PaEs, Texas. tl3
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Ahora, kasta los ni:mos

No Sc atendieron q tales demandss
primero porque ell gobierno revolu,
nionario sc mostraba ~inflexibie con
todas las personals que de alguna ma,
nera habian pe-tenecido al antique
regimen, y despues, porque ID ban,
carrota de Ia hacienda se~habia I'M,
Eciado con gran fuerza.
Y Ia bancarrota Ia legado a tai ter,
mino, que ell gobieruo hs decidido a
bandonar a q%uienes lie ayudaron du'
rante Ell movimiento armada, va que
~necesita hacer economics para podel
dlgssasr del dinesc que reuna para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-10
YALLEE PHOTOGRAPHED. Leand-o N.

TALLER FONoGRAFICo. Leand-o NJ. 70
.~G-!gycz. Ec?Eraci6a dc F0NoGRAFoS Ge
Loda5 elasrs ii"quiEas (: coser; Arsass,
!tcicjes. Cc:-GduESs. &c Hiacuiaas dc CO
80" SINGER Fa.5-rafog nueycs EN- ADO
*0S: &c ScssnG= maUo. MY DARATOS.
Accessories para ;oaografcs y maqr!naJ ds
!cogcz. le6 Guc"avis:a s.. SEn Anton;o. Te-
Has-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-10
Una protcsia, -~ePrinias.

Ante los ez9elrzna1tes oconteci-
mientcs r~eGigt-aCos c1 PatZcIaro,
con el ataq.e y toma le ia plaza
por Chavez Garcia. N seGo- lama
do Juan dc Dos Avellaneda. en- I'm
arranque de valoc civil. elev6 una
prote=ta en- contra d CarrarZs. CT
ia CUE. dc una mGnera cnergica, L
~po<trotaba Al iefe de l. revoIuclcn,
po- haber ~cncend;do cs.a hoguera GU"
ahora o5 incapez de apagsr ) por ha-
ber dado sucitn a tcnto criminal, que
aho-a TO preGc somotec.
Z: seNor Avci,aneca. i.Nprcslana-
DO po- las macabraz esc.nas, !anZ3
NM hoja suc!ta, duramcnte 2;cr'ta,
n contra &c Ca-r&aZa. echancole
CO cara 81 ahandono y 81 ncgligen-
cia Ell prctcg2r a Ia sociedad neX-
cana. ta,sando. con este, n cIr1p!i-
.a;cnto &c 81 mas alto dsber como
jeic del Executive.
Est2 protest. d. seHor Avcllanc-
"a, origins 81 Apprehension. y 4 e.
tvs fechas &c hala CeciG;do en (
carc! de Noroiia, acJs1fo de 20
dici6a y de proierir pal2U-@s ofe5&--
~As en- cc>ty.I Gc Ca-ranZa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-10

Sc pARA buena qualification a n persona
cue de irformes de nj madre. In sehora
Liza Cardsnas Vida. de Cruz, de mis- her
-nsnas Eivirs, Beatriz. Aurora = hdelta Cruz
y &c mis- bernanos Lauro, Gaspar. Manuel ,
Rodolfo. de Mcnclova. Coah.. Mexico: pero
desae haze aigunos amos con Residential en-
Texas. CunlQu;er intorne sobre e. parti-
cuiar di-isjrlo O J. u. Cruz Go. 7. E. L.
&c. Clio, Cal I'll
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81 DhRAN $500 De gratificac:6n a a per.
soma cue % info-mes de Ia sonora Vieen-
Il SANCHEZ. caaada cen 81 scho. Luis Gar.
cia, de Saitillo. Coah., Mexico. No sabien-
co de ella desde 1914. Sus sehas partieuia-
res son: cue-po regular cara redonda. lariz
stilada, o;os z-andcs. ceias rubins. boca re-
gula-. pelo -ubio. CuaIQuie- informe que SO
tcaea de dieha sehora dirisirlo . Jobtt2
Cs.naril!o, Box f34 &c Cook, Nebraska Gil
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ENSEEANZAs

! ApgENDA I'd. c hsblar y escribir insies
con propicdad y correction. Prof Il r.
! Din. 4o3 ". Flores.
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Una pros-Otn general d.! 7uesto

SocGn Sc no5 dice, cl pueblo de
A~Iichicacan, Y rrinc;7ama7se q dc
las ciuLades &c Eorc!ia. P&tzcGaro,
Z-7aora, Uru&ya:a, y todaS las po-
b..ec:crcs ~cn:cauaS, en- G,rdc hace
sus cor.-sias Chavez Garcia, lanzar&
CT b-c"e una Prot25ta general. n
contra de Carran1a, c~a'iI.canGo!o
Ge Gaico : responsible &c e5a situa-
ci5n. : !:an.,GGolo a que Iratc 81
ou;s-a dc voiver las cosas al esta0o
G. cle &ntes Sc e~nccat-ao@E.
Pedraa los vec;nos dc dichas p!2-
rs alrori=acijn anplia y ~c:i27esa,
para a-m"r,e roc 81 mismos, Q fi@
de darse g~agaatics per III propia M
10, " 1rotegers- de los ":ro-al.os
dc la horda Ievo!ucionaria, ya QUE
n 81 S~o5!erno del E2tado. nj e. de:
Centro, SON caraceS de gaarisr IA
scrr7idad cue marcce@ tcGa socis-
dad huMa1a.
la inoci6n. segine sabernos, de6e
RI: II succ2ita por todos los vec!no5
de IA; ro5laciones On pcl!2ro, : pa
rece ser que har&n aus eSalH con
! agta protesta los vec:nos de r%rlos
. can3ones eel EstaGo de Jali5co. y
Districts de- de Guen&juato. q don
de, de cuando CT cuaado. r!5an las
gavilias de CHAVEZ Garcia.
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pESDUiSES

Sc DhRh EUENA qualification : a per
son= Cue d6 irtorr-es del Sr. JESUS Gonzalez,
- - axes &c rdGG, cue Sc separo de nj
Cie TO sc sab. dc q. -esidin ell Reno, Okla.
CuaiGric- .Gfo-snn dirigirio q Jose Goaza.e1
Livingston, CALIFORNIA;. c9
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Estudie Ineles por el mfsodo NUN1C0
PARA SEMPRE", especialnenos 81 " sa-,
be naucho y tiene adn difieuitad para COM
ye.ssr, 3l0 prudential BIdE. tAl eost.ds
dn J, Corte) Dirctor: Prof. Braufo Bar.
nSusez
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-10
BRAzos Y pIERNAs ARr1P1c1aLr
DiVERSOS

LA ELEGhSCIA. SastreriG. Sc haeea
trsjes en- ~cuaiqu:e- estilo; Sc hrpia , plan-
cha rop2 cnlTeEas 4 doniiciio: trsb.ios
garantizaGos. Iuycottte, Lopez, Soria J CiA
Sl9 Do!o:osa St. Te!stono Travis 1872.
PIDA hoy nnisno ejem2la-es cratic de L.
rcvis:a "ApELANTE." Mencione este ANN
clio J !e ha-czaos una rcbaja c1traordinaria
para slernp.e. sobre ci precio de subscription
Diriisse a E. Meiche, 1922 S. Leona ST.. San
Antonio. Texas.
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COMO FL FORD NO QUEBRARA MAS
I:3AZOS? Use cl FORD NEVER KICK and
INVISIBLE CRANK HOLD UP FOUR IN
ONE COMBINATION" getarda Ia ehispa.
abre u s2so.ina, ciarra el ARC. nsegara IA
~cisi:e.a2 a-"iba. P-e-io $3.50. Pida catdioso
= j.. Y. l. pcz. 20 2usH s.. COX 5Is, San
:StoTiG. TcraS.
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ESTA
(Viene de Ia Is. PaG.)

ci6n "a donde iremos??
que ell convoy fue insufic.ente para
ETA prcgunta Sc formulan tocos
los que, como nosotro5. caraccn de
elemcntcs para abanGonsr sus hoga-
res. :Tendremd5 emo los vecinos
de Ario, Toca1nbaro, Santa Clara,
Erongaricuaro, etc, qua abandonar
nuestro tcrruno para ;mplorar ALOHA
micnto en- ciudades cxtraHas congss-
tionadas de emigrantes?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-10

TRAphJADORES MEXICANOS.- en-
r~icStros .r.isres De Chicago podenos ocupsr
has.a so obreros -rexic1nos con los meiores
sG!arios; nada de Goscueatcs: casa de a5is-
tenc;= e Ia nisna ccrcDania. GGcruG5a pa
n na51hrcs stlns = con iem:l:a. I3crfbancs
OiCiGadouoT rGyores GctsMcs cirigiS2Go5e \
He-ry Estrada. T2mpicyaens Dcpa==ns=eato
Sne-min-Wirian1s Co.. =. rI5th. s: Stephen
son SITS. EensiEcton Station. Chicago. III.
Oh
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CAMBIOS De pCNNECIi.:Cs

Paric!Po Il! pCblico hahe- cambiaio II;
ccnsulto.io inGG.co. de ia Botica San Pedr
= il Ss.!c2 Arsenal. escuina Arsenal =
LARGO, en- donGe I~te-:c!~. 1"s'nr0 = nj -.
ne:u52 clientele. a. G. DlIECEELMAN.
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Sc NECESITA taqu!C-afo que rec;ta en-
| eJHaroi co-rectareUtc: 10 eS Indispensable
| cono&ca i=S.5s: ro=2S pretcDcioncs lELtj
p-cscnta-se sin bucEay rcferenc:aS. &c.
ArGoles Mercantile Co.. iI2l. ". CONNER.
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81 RENTAN los altos de II casa Oil
SIR Laredo con luz bsuo y aEr:aoS mueLics
In:orraar en- 9i1;e Sur Laredo.
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CUART0S au.rcb'alcs. 5i,n vcnt;iadc5. ha
:a:Gs. o2l In, = hano p-o?:n= para c.5a-
i!c-o : .2=i.i@. que TO tear: Mics :C5 Io7-
.cr:ey = T-cos SIS. (A!,csl IS
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PROFESIONALES

DIR. H. MARTINEZ GUZMAN. Especia-
iidad en- cafermeGades y partos. Medicina en-
General. Oficina 1901 W. Commerce St. Ie-
iGfono Travis 22e6.
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Sc NECESITh aaodiatnrcate IN sast-c
Cgc aepa haccr rcYGracioneS = sacos. EGen
srelGn J t--tojc pcT;Eancnte. Dir.icnsc in
n.cdi"tar .n:c 7 M-. ". Lerne-. Victoria.
TeI:S. t3
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-10

CIhET1S = dcpa-;aG"-:cs crrcA:-dos {:
~a1r:io7 y vcn;:laGos. cerca Tel cenl.o. prcc!o;
c@a;oGc@. 3ig Dv'eys- ave.
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VENTAS

VENDO DOS doeenas de sarSuiiueia. que
traie &c New York. Sill Morales St III
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CUART0S arauc5laGoi my pro2:og pas:
~&bEi!e:o: c~cnt:iccs y h~S-a.7@: ! c2zA-.5 z!
Norse CT I!otel Guntcr. los farming St. 90
Sc RE%TA ot;c;aa anaueblada con :eltfo-
no, 7ro?ia para zutonrjr:!cs @ coaa!Siorts.
1895 ". Commerce. tclGiono Travis 29s5, y.
r. Tay.o-. t3
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ESFECTALIDAD en- rccis-na-icnes Por ca
nos pe-sornlcs atropellos etc. Nago toda
clase g. cobran=ns. 7. P. McC!oskey. IL
r-oss DId-.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

GE RENTAM ca--tcs con cs:rca para co.
i32 60 cSEl s.. 10
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Sc EECESITA III uuchacho que tcnga
eI3c.!encin On Ell manejo DC tuck. IA
T.. Commerce 8. 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

though they WnlsLled Tor a breeze
they had no oars to row and no engine
In the boat They could not walk on
the water, and il was too far to swim
"Oh, what shall we do2" chartered
Billie. 4 want TO ride my bicycle"
and I want 70 get home 70 my
bungalow so Nurse Jane VIII not
worry" said Uncle Wiggily- How can
we make a wind 10 blow the bOat2'
Hal I have IL, We can make a
breeze with the bicycle pump cried
the squirrel boy. work the pump and
blow the air on the sail and we VIII
soon be home"
Uncle Wiggilly slowly shook his
head
NO. Billie" he said
why notgr asked the squirrel boy.
Because It would be like trying TO
lift yourself Off the floor by pulling
hard at the tops OF your shoes" said
the rabbit. you can't sail a boat that
way. Billie"
But Just then a real breeze sprang
up and blew the boat and Uncle Wig
gily and Billie were soon safe on
shore, and the squirrel boy. after
pumping I'D his tires. rode his bicycle
all over everywhere
And IL the lead pencil doesn't get
black mark for staying out late to
hear the rubber band play mosquito
music. III tell you next bout Uncle
WiEgily and the window shade
Copyright, 1918. by Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
North China Troops
Continue LoOting and
Spreading DesOlatiOf

SHANGHAI China, July l3.-Lhe
North china News continues 10 pub
1ish accounts from correspondents OF
the devastation caused by the north
ern troops throughout the province %
Hunan-
one correspondent says 'Liling, q
prosperous town. is now heap Or
ruins. There is not a single house
that escaped damage by fire or other
wise. The missionaries escaped only
with difficulty.
Packing, after changing hands
four times, was effectively sacked by
northern troops GA Nay IL The
premises Of the Asiatic Petroleum
company, the Standard OIL company,
and singers, were badly damaged and
looted.
While great sohcitude was shown
by a staff officer in protecting a Ger
man mission. there is a growing anti
foreign temper manifested toward the
Allied missions. Wherever the troops
pass they spread ruin, desolation and
murder"
The News urges that the Allies
should make further insistent repre-
sensations at Pekin and Canton
against the devastation OF one q
China.s fairest provinces.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
HOROSCOPE


NFERCURT is in benenc aspect to-
w day according to astroIogy- sa-
turn and the sun are adverse
IL is a rule especially good for cor
respondeuce OF agreements in which
important matters are concerned
Diplomatic discussions are under a
sway making for many complications
and new developments.
Letters are wen governed during
this CONFORMATION, it being especially
fortunate 20 write 10 equals and not
10 those who are in dominating
place
During this sway the old and es-
I peclally those who possess money ana
power may be difficult TO deal with
II is not a lucky day for giving
presents or for making certain visits,
especially If they have "a hidden mo-
tive looking toward future benefits.
Good news should be more likely TO
be received than bad reports while
the stars are posted as they are to-
day.
Churches. concerning which the
seers have long predicted an extern
sion and change Of work, have the
forecast OF great service in new chan
uels.
Hou0rs for cIergymen who viii gain
fame by heroic service are predicted
There is forecast Of Increase Of
religious interest aud new vision con-
cernfnE spiritual conditions
Again astroloEers pr0phesy an eL-
tension Of knowledge concerning life
after death. and a better acquaint-
ance with what has been called super
natural
Leo continues uufavorabIs for
France. but the end OF this month
may bring about a decided change.
Persons whose birthdate it is
should not speculate or risk money.
They should safeguard both health
and money.
Children born on this day may be
inclined TO be eZtraVagant- These sub
1ects Of Cancer are more fortunate
through the favors Of others than
they are through their own eLerticns.
Copyright. 1918, by the Mcclure
Newsnaner SEuIicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE BICYCLE PUMP


/ Wiggily's tan silk hat as though q
strong wind had come along
BE careful, BIme-- cried the bunny
rabbit gentleman You may blow
yourself Up with that pump"
oh 7 guess not said the little
squirrel boy. But I'll take IL homo
and pump up my bicycle tires
So he and Uncle Wiggily started
back for the hollow stump bungalow
They had not gone very FAR before
they came TO the little lake where
Uncle Wiggily had once helped the
black swan on the lake was a small
sail boat.
There is a good breeze blowing"
said the bunny. Come Bille, we viii
get in the boat and the breeze viii
blow Us across the lake Then we viii
be home so much sooner.
"Finer' cried the squirrel boy. wen
do it."
Into the boat he scampered. followed
by Uncle Wiggily. The bunny rabbit
held the sail. the wind puffed on it,
and blew them half way across the
lake Then. all Of a sudden the wind
stopped blowing and there Uncle Wig
gily and Billie We're in the middle
OF the lake, and no way Of getting to
shore The wind would not blow them,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
Var Exacts HeaOy Toll
Among RaiLwdy Employees

London. Eng, July 13.-War has
taken its toll Of men from British
railroads. So far 10000 railway en-
ployes ahve Joined the colors and
thousands Of them have died for their
country. While the number Of such
workers represents from "a to 81 per-
cent OF the total men employed on the
various railroads, TT is not believed
that many more men viii be taken
under the new man power act which
raised the recruiting age TO above
- years Porters, cleaners. ticket
takers. clerks and others have been
replaced by women.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

THERE is a fairly favorable rule
L late in the day. In the morning
Mars and Uranus are adverse. but IN
the afternoon Saturn and Venus rule
for good
1t is a time when there may be dif-
ficulties for our army. and especially
FOR aviation
Again the seers declare that the ma
tion wiz be tried by many exraordi-
nary events and found equal to su-
preme demands upon It.
Under this sway the danger from
disorEanizinE and depressing thoughts
is naEuffied- Uranus is held. in this
aspect TO produce dependency. which
should not be entertained b. the hui
There may be some trouble about
plants where iron, steel and metals
are Manufactured INTO Implements OF
war This may be a strike or labor
DurinE this rule Of the stars treach-
er- IS believed 20 be made unusually
EASY. SPIES wiz be found in places OF
great trust. the seers declare
Congress- has the forecast OF qe-
bates on new questions involving
peace terms some time before the end
Of the year
Late today love affairs should
prosper The evening Is 9 fortunate
time for weddings, which VIII multi
Div durin- the next few weeks
Saturn is in a place favorable Tor
mines and mining. Coal has lead
Ing that VIE be lucky for those Who
have foresight
Farmers today have the best pos
sibIe guidance OF the stars and there
is q sign presaEinE great success Tor
women in agriculture
During this configuration the
teaching Of methods OF preserving
the products Of the earth should be
especially beneficial
Persons whose birthdate &c IS should
cuard against law, disputes ana
CHANCES The suEury is for meet
ines with new friends. success in
business and much pleasure. despite
the war
children born on this day may be
clever, rash and giraffe but generally
successful in CopyriEht. 1915
by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndi-
catel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
Young Couple Makes Mistake By
Getting Into 4 Rut After Marriage
They Never Add to Nor Revise Their Point Of View;
They Are Species of Fixed Star, but Alas,
There Is No Glitter to Them.

tgTrHE main trouble in our married
1 life was that my husband made
no effort to progress after our mar
riage, and was content 20 remain in
a rut
Il was filled with ambition 20 bet
ter myself in every way had my
voice cultivated and studied 20 inn
prove my mind tried TO persuade
my husband 70 do the same thing.
but he always refused
A woman made this secondary
plea FOR divorce to justice 1TcAvoy. in
the supreme court in Brooklyn the
other day-the main issue OF the case
rested on statutory grounds.
I wonder how many marriages have
gone wrong from such differences
one OF the pair progresses. takes
advantage Of every jutting stone 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

expect 20 be left behind once loved
tortoise now sitting under her shell
and perhaps pensioned, but occupyln E
no very vital position in the lte OF
the toward rushing here
The tragic situation OF one married
partner visfbly progressing while the
other remains fixed is especially true
these days Of men who have ernereu
the army and are now in France
Tremendous things are happening 20
the soldier-he is helping 10 make MS
tory in a land rich in song and story
Inspiring sishts greet him and ter
rible experience are his
When he returns, he cannot open
the book OF life at the same page
he viii have gone 100 far
IN the meantime what Is the NIKE
woman, waiting at home doing 70
keep pace with him2
Does Not Read News
Perhaps she does not even read a
paper. she depends on father, brother
OF ueighbor 20 tell her news she mas
the habit Of having facts cole1 out
to her-indeDendent thought is beyond
her. she is the tortoise, content 20 sir
beneath its she'll
But it is time for the tortoise 20
rouse herself learn something OF tlla
wonderful country N which her nus
band IS fighting; let her learn some
thing Of its history, something or rs
language. II only a few words to greet
him, when he returns
Love is the great miracle wor-------
IL she cares enough she wiz not
gIudga the hours spent In SELF i'm
provement. Let her take lesson from
the woman in the Brooklyn court who
said. The main trouble in our mar
RED life was that my husband made
no effort TO progress-ha vas content
10 remain a in a ruL
If you care enough about your lie