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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07
WIFE KILLED; HUSBAND SHOT.
Intruder in Winston-Salem House
Fscapes After Dual Crime.

Escapes After Dual Crime.
Winston-Salem, n. c., March T.
Mrs. Harvey Hester was shot through
the heart and her husband shot
through the brain at their home near
here yesterday by an unidentified
man. The woman died instantly, and
Hester is in a local hospital and Is
not expected to live.
The stranger, who entered the home
killed Mrs. Hester when she scream
eG. Hester was shot when he rushed
into the house upon hearing the
scream of his wife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07
Masonic Notice.

The regular meeting os Washing
ron Memorial Lodge of Perfection
No : A. A. S. R., will be held Fri
dav evening, March s, at 1880 p. III.
All members and visiting brethren
are requested to attend.
54-5t G ". Latham. K. c. c. H.,
Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07

Rebecca, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Welch, died at the Alexandra
hospital today. She was two years
of age. The family reside at Feather
stone Farms, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07
Alexandria City and Suburbs

Mrs. Hellwege will be the leader at
the prayermeeeting to be held at the
Anne Lee Memorial home tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07
REBUKE GIVEN LA TOILETTE.
Wisconsin Assembly Adopts Resolu-
ton Condemning U. S. Senator.

Madison, Wis, March THE Wis
consin Legislature went on record yes
States Senator Robert NJ. La Follettes'
attitude with regard to the war.
Bv vote of SO to 50 the Assembly
Yesterday afternoon, after 17-hour
session, adopted loyalty" resolution
with an amendment censuring the
Senator.
The Senate adopted the resolution
week ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07

l will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one but my
self. ]. A. Brown, st. Elmo, Virginia.
57-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07
MAIL VIA THE AIR
Route From Washington Proposed
Connecting Southern Military


Camps.
The Postoffice, Department had un-
der consideration yesterday pro
ject proposed b. Representative Bell
to establish an airplane postal service
between Washington an1 Atlanta 20
connect Camps Greene, Wadsworth,
Sewer, Lee al! Gordon wsIh Washing
ton and the Southesn city.
Mr.. Bell, VINO is member o. the
Eotsc postnHicc committee, says the
purpose is to conner. these sDl!hcrn
amps with the 'Postoffice DEPART
me1r's aeria! r:; service that IS to
be established soon between WashIng-
IT, and New EorE City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07
BODY IS WASHED ASHORE

Rowland Barnett's Remains Recovered
on Bank of James River.
Hopewell, Va, March 7.-Iesterday
the James river washed ashore the
BODY of Rowland Barnett, one of the
two brothers who tried to drive an
automobile across the ice the night
of January 5. The body of the othet
Barnett youth has not been recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07

J,ieut. F. Clinton knight, of Com
nanv H, 10th United States Infantry
stationed at Camp Mcclellan, Ann;s.
ton Alabama, arrived home last night
He has received an honorable dis
charge from the service owing to ply
ical disability.
Mavor Thomas A. Fisher mas been
requested by the Virginia State Game
Department to forward to the depart
ment the names Of ten men from
which game wardens for the city OF
Alexandria will be appointed. 1t is
the purpose of the department to re-
appoint or make new appointments Of
the entire game warden forces of the
state.
Stewards have been elected by the
membership of the Methodist Protest
ant church to serve for the ensuing
conference year as follows: Norman
Roberts, F. M. Ebhardt, F. W. Deeton,
r. J. Ayers, H B. Smith, J. W. Allen
and Thomas Simpson. Trustees were
also chosen as follows: Norman Rob-
erts and Charles Jett. The delegate
to the annual conference was unani-
mously instructed to ask for the re-
turn of the pastor, Rev. Raymond ".
White, for the coming year.
The regular monthly meeting of
the kindergarten Board was held yes
tedray at 322 South St.Asaph ST., with
its president, Mrs. R. W. O'Brien.
The Kindergarteners report was very
satisfactory. The funds in the treas"-
nv being very low, it was decided 10
hold a rummage sale, beginning today.
The following contributions were most
gratefully acknowledged: Mr.. Ar
thur Bryant Mr.. and Mrs.W.B. Smoot
and Miss Constance Bousch,ten dollars
each: DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcclure,
Mrs. J. F. Watkias, Miss Eliza Rob
erts. two dollars each; Mr.. Carroll
Pierce five dollars: Mrs. L. W. Reid,
Miss Elizabeth Potts, Mr.. L. Nick.
Bell. Mr. Thomas Carter, A Friend,
Mr.. M. B. Harlow, Mr.. Henry Wllds,
Mr.. w. A. Smoot, Mr.. B. Bear, one
dollar each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07

George Uhler, treasurer VI iltAdll'
dria Council No. 627, Royal Arcanum
has paid to Mrs. Harrie White the
amount of insurance of her father, the
late Henry Astryke, in that order
Henry McPhearson, a man about
so years old, committed suicide last
night by shooting himself through the
temple while at the home of his broth
err John McPhearson, who lives near
Bailey's Cross Roads in Fairfax coun-
ty. He was unmarried and had been in
poor health for some time.
Miss Julia Duncan entertained Mon
day evening at her home at Hayheld
in honor of Lieut.. Robert Bitter, of
the U. S. Aviation Corps. As the
guest of honor left the following day
for some port on the Atlantic, the
gathering of his friends was in the
nature of a farewell reception AMI
God-speed to him.
There were two cases before the Po-
lice Court this morning. A white
man was charged with being drunk.
He left S5 collateral for his appear
ance, but could not be fourd when
the case was called. The other case
was that of a young colored woman
who made charge against colored
man. The court decided that the COM
plainant had no case.
The Virginia Greys Athletic Club
of this city will start their Spring
practice on their diamond. on North
Alfred street next Sunday. The Greys
made a very good record last year as
a team of youngsters, in fact were
one of the best in the Vi
c;aity. The club requests that all
Young men who wish try-out TO
write Manager P. j. Brenner, 524
South Alfred street, Alexandria, or
come to the grounds at North Alfred
street Sunday morning at half past
ron o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07

Reports from the Alexandria Chap
ter of the Red Cross show that the
following articles were turned out by
its members during the month of FeD-
ruary: 1900 garments; 938 surgical
dressings; ATT hospital garments and
supplies and 297 knitted articles. A
total of 2,712 garments and dressings
were shipped and distributed during
February.
An important meeting of Troop No.
2 Bow Scouts of America will be
held at st. Marys Hall, on South
Royal street, at seven thirty o'clock
tonight. At this meeting the Red
Postcards, with which the Scouts will
sell War Saving Stamps, will be dis
tributed, and a large attendance is ex-
pected. The Scouts of Troop No. =
will start the rounds of Alexandra
tomorrow soliciting people to buy War
Saving Stamps, for which work they
have been commissioned by Sec'y of
the Treasury McAdoo. In commission
ing them Mr.McAdoo says: "Boy Scouts
of America: Your splendid work n
the Liberty Loan campaigns proved
that the Government can count on you
and your organization. Knowing that
you are always ready to serve your
country and realizing how widely
War-Savings Stamps may be sold
through your efforts, take pleasure
in presenting you another opportun;-
ty. The Red Postcard plan prepared
bv YOUR Chief Scout Executive pre-
sents a simple way to make patriot
ism count. ! am confident that the
Red Postcards returned to me at the
end of the year will snow how splen-
ddly the Boy Scouts of America have
contributed to the victory that will
he ol1,s !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07

Edgar C. Markham, of Elizabeth,
N. j., is here on a sightseeing trip.
He is connected with the Elizabeth
Daily Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07

George Uhler, treasurer of Alexan-
dria Council No. 627, Royal Arcanum,
has paid to Mrs. Harrie White the
amount of insurance of her father, the
late Henry Astryke, in that order
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07

Miss Dora Ashby Taylor of Rich
mond, is the guest of her aunt and
uncle. the Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Nor
ton. on North Washington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07

The Willard w. c. T. U. will meet
this evening at 901 Prince street At
T:30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-03-07

II you want to reach tho
oenpie in the homes in Alexan.
!. nria and its suburbs P,aes
your announcements in the
Gazette. If your goods and
prices ara right you will get
the customers.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-29

\ Dartir de este mOmento. Raul
Nirtey Sc consagr6 tenazmente. cscTu-
pulcSamentc, a curar 2 su muier.
Como podria 70 cXplicar el ardor,
"a paciercia, Ia he-aica ingcniosidaG
que puso er obra V las sub.imes men-
tiras que creO, Y ST. csfuerZ3 deses-
Iperado por adivinar los misterios y
Yer en- la Goche'
: que sucedio? Ella, al principle,
pareci6 empeorarsc. Despues su en-
fermedad Sc estabi!iZ6. En- seguida,
duIcemente, infantilmerte. volvic Z
renacer.
Sc hubieSc 4;chc que el, le trans
militia su sangre. Yo asi 10 crco, pues
10 he encontrado var;as veces, palido
Y con los oiCs cXtraordifarlos, los
ademanes como de hom5Fe amenaza-
do de para!isis. Sc hubiera dicho
Que el la sugesticraba, manejaba su
voluntad. 10 creo i~gualmente, pues
Ia verdad Is que q 10 c=say6 TODD.
De cualquier manera, Ell Ia salTo.
Y que amor Gurante aquella cor.
~ralecencia tan lenta, tan minuclosa,
en- que ella parecia vivir apegada a!
amigo magnifico, como 81 fuera su
madre, Que irsondable camblo de
SIS miradas durante aquellas horas
en- que las manos del hombre envoi-
Wan las DE- la esposa, largas, perc
Dcqucnas y bIancas, Y que mas tlen
parecian dos angeles gemelos.
Bien D-onto, Angelica no tuvo ne
cesidad de apoyarsc en- q. A5ando-
no I'M POGO su grande sombra protec-
tora. A 81, lc bastaba con que ella
le mirara. En- seguida, !e bastaba con
que hubiesa sol: ella Sc atreT1a a
cstar sola, como I'm p~ajarito sc atre-
We Dor primara vez 4 volar. Una cca-
sion que Rail- cstaba ausente y que
Il manana Gaia, trjste Y lluviosa, An
rcIita levartr Ia cabeZa extasiada,
sdlo = causa de Ella misma y dc Ia
vida.
;Renovaci0n, metam6rfosis' Una
criatura fresca Y nucva Sc habla dcs-
prandido de sus ruinas V la recmpla-
zaba. Sus formas Sc harmonlzaron
Y redordearon, las lfneas de 81 cuer-
30 Sc ~curvearon, su cuerpo maduro
como IN fruto.
;Cuando nosotros volvimos q YER
IA esa estaci0n, la admiramos antes
de r~econocerla, De tax manera era O.
ira, Como estaba ahora equilibra-
da con el bello eSposo potente que
hahia logrado darle. transmitlr.e una
partc de su salud, dc 81 vita!ldad. del
paraiso terrestre!
Y Ia transformation continue, con-
+inu0 irradiando dc ella. Sus mira
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- p ~L/TERAR/A =
CUENTO SELECTO FL PRIMER Am

das Sc hicieron orillantes, cast arden
ties. Sc moGificaron sus gestcs... V
us pensamientos.
Y en- csc momento atravesosc en- su
destino Lambcrtito.
Entonces-.. entonceS, ella Sc SIN
ito deslumbrada. Tembl6, despues 10.
am0 locamente, Sc arroio en- sus bra
EOS perGidamente..
Instinto horroroso, terrible, sea,
pero logico. mo habia cambiado An
gelita de Ia nuca a les talones Y has
tt en- las sombras de Sis carnes? No
Sc habia tornado en- II verdadera
muJer. por consiguiente en- otra mu-
Jer, LENA de ctro corazon?
La un relampago. en- una mirada,
olv?do 10 eolamertc su adoracion
perpetual p0r ei otro, sine tamhien 81:
dlsgusto de antano por este. -. Isl
pensG acaso en- sus v;ejos sueilos. fue
para apartarlos, para odiarlos. Ell
paSado va no contaba, habia mUerto;
mejor todavia: habia sido asesinado.
NADIA cXistia ante ell impulse de TODD
SUI ser rero"ado Y virginia., ante IL
tuerZa de ST. primer amor.
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flo q Angelica, al mismc tempo que
su amor. su ideal de mdsica, de gIo-
ria. de obra maestro sublime; y An
gelita aprendi6 &c q, todo 10 que era
possible espcrar dc Ia vida.
Cuqndo IL ioven fuG kerida por ell
nal, Gesde luego muy dulce Y como
acariciador, despues. cuando 81 salad
Sc altero dcfinitivamcnte, ella no ere
huarfana, Y sin embargo, fue hacia
Il. Sc INCLINE sobre 81, por Gl solo su-
friG.
Pero como Angelica 40 sc restable-
ciera, Rail decide zanzibar su por-
wnir Y en- vez de ser musico, serla
mGdico, Y on lugar de hacer una obra
maestro. curaria a su nova.
Trabai6 con esta f6, So e~ncarniZo
sobrc los libros preciosos, los apren-
do como Sc aprende una plegaria in
terminahle. Tan Dronto como obtu-
vo su diploma de doctor, ]pretendio
casarse con Angelica. Esta trato de
resistir, pucs saba que estaba con-
derada; pero era demasiado arlante
V demasiado dGbil para que fuese po-
sible que rekusara mucho tempo.
A los padres lugubrementc irreso-
lutos, Z los amigos agitados de reti-
cencias, Raul les dijo: ''Io la saliva
re
\ sucedi6 que er n sala estrecha
Y eris de Ia Acadia, Sc cncontrahan
ahora los dos, de tai marera unldos
Y preocupados uno de Ia otra, que
sas miraLas. cuando Sc ~vclvian nacia
los extranos, parecian ciegas.
Los extranos eran los padres y nos
otros. los amigos. Io me acuerdo "a
demas que ALI estaba Lambertito.>
Como Sc le habia ocurrido a este
venir. :Pariente? No. Amigo?
ihum...- Ninguno de nosotros ig-
noraba que el ~mequetrefe habla pc
dido dos amos antes Ia mano de An
gelita. Por supuesto que h2bla sldo
recha2ado de una manera radical.
Despues de 10 cual. IN matrmonio
con n hcredera RIGA. 10 habia con
vertido on I'm triunfantc doctor mu71-
dano. en- un maestro adorable en- los
~Salones.
:Por que estaba ALI? iCabaileres-
ca cortcsia u odioso cinismo? iQuien
sabc. De cualquicra manera. Ia ver-
dad es que sobre cl muro ldgabre de
IA sala del Registro Civil rcsp!an-
decia 81 cara de tenor barbian, ~
ouiiadas he domador, y Ii tenebro-
81 cabellera luciente que Ie haola
conqlistado tan i~mportantcs %clientes.
For otra parte-y va 2Xpllqce IA
causa-ni Angelica nj Raul 10 OBJ
Scrvaron.
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(Por II. B.

Cuando recibimos. dijo Ealcin, Ia
esGunla anunciando ell marrimonio del
Dr.. Nirtxe, con Angelica del Vale.
todos sin exception nos conmovimos
profundamente. Pero fu6 peor ain
para los que eramos intimos de Ia
fami,ia, porGue tuvimos II nccesidad
de asistir Z Ia ceremonial.
Los novios eran jovenes V bellos.
Sc veia one Sc ~adoraban. pero mas
aun Sc observable que ella era infini-
tamente fragit Y que moriria bien
pronto.
Bajo- su velo que GAIA n largos y
graciosos pliegues, aparecia derecha
como IN tallo, pero delgada como un
chorro de aqua. ;Su roStro? Por de-
masiado exquisite, hacia resaltar su
| ~excesiva palidez, Ia flacura que 10 en-
durecia, Y la misma sonrisa que flo
taba en- torno de ella, era horrOrosa-
mcntc, divinamente lgera.
Toda aquella blancura de que ella
| estaba hecha Y vestida-aQuelia
blancura pcrfecta apenas manchada
por el rosicler de las mejillas 4 ca
la acceSo dc tos que Ia asedlaba-
era va sobrenatural, Y a In verdad
desde que permanecia inm0vil, eau
saba miedo Y nadie osaba pensar Ell
ella.
Con que a5aHdoro ella Sc apoya-
ba sobre Gl Y como e. aparecia gra-
We G irquebrantable, Raul NirteX
~presertaba Il de los mas 0ellos IL
pos De hombres que Sc hayan podido
sonar, que puedan ser emhcllccidoa
por los ojcs de una artista o de una
amante. Su voluntad, 81 vitali-
dad triunfante, Sc intensificaban en-
su alta ITALIA. sus espaidas ~cuadradas,
IL regularidad e~splendida dc Il fac
cioncs-y mas aun en- Ia emoclon
temblorosa que 10 inclinaba hacia
ella. Isl. 81. al ver a aqueila pare
ia, comprcadi al fin que Ii dulZura
' Ia teraura son attributes maScuil-
nos,
Sc nahian adorable siemprc, tesde
el principle. Ninos, Sc habian encon-
rrado. cuando suS vacaciones, sobrc
a plaza de san Joaquin. donde hay
una fuentc, IN hanco. I'M &rbol ' al
gunas veccs TN t~ranscunte. All sc
sonricron antes dc Sahcr quienes G.
ran. Sc buscaron Y Sc cncontraron 4
menuio. Y n noche Sc a~brazaroh.
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Fl Amor del Dante

No en- eli mundo amor igual
al de este Dante. Es IN carino. IN
amor compasivo, timido a la vez que
Vehemente: como cl suspiro quejum-
broso de las arpas colicas; suave.
muy suave, como el del inocente cora
ION de IN .nino. Y luego aquel aus
tero, triste Y llagado corazon! Aque-
lila su ansiedad por yer a su Bea-
trlZ; su encuentro ell el Paraiso; su
embebecimiento en- Ia contemplation
de la pureza de sus ojos transfigura-
dos: de los ojos de aquella tantos
amos purificada por la muerte, V dc
81 tan leios separada.... Nosotros
10 comparamos al canto de los angc-
les. Entire las manifestations de
amor, una, tai vez dc las mas puras
cue iamas salieron del alma humane.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-29

Y .,afr, ye dcposiar en- w Banco de Los Angeles, el Bank Of italy,
l 80 - - ~ sum de TRES NIL DOLLARS n moneias de oro
!" To- -. T-r93o< Undos. se-un eerHfcado cue aqua pubhcamoSS, para Satan-
-mr = r.es-ra rizue5Ea ma CoSaq que .n!n%u'a oFa 'HS"t"S"" SMsJ""' "
To- rr,rg ha DodiIO --raUtEar kasta hoy. ' IS: - -
Que su direro &c pagarI dentro q IN numefo e""smo =" uS e'
rsted Sabra de anJemann cuantC> "A a ser.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-29

2sdieS. 81 Su pie
tempo.
s1sALoA-
Ahome
SaGiraguato
Concordia
'uliacan
u Cruz &c Coea!a
Los Mochis
.daZatlan
SONORA
Gua=nas
Hc-mos;!lo
Imur5
Santa Ana
UreS
TAMAULIPAS-
Ciudad Victoria
Laredo
Tampico
TEPIC-
San Bias
Topic
yUcATAN
Merida
vERACRUZ
Jalapa
Orizaba
Eerscruz
zACATECAs-
Cnalcninu;tcs
Conception Gel O-o
F-esnillo
Je-eZ
Juchipila
MaZapil
Mochistlan
Ojo Calients
Pines
Somb-ercte
Tlal.cnanEo
Villa Nueva
Valparaiso
L.acatecas
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GRATIS


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CataIo2U de Glmas u.Sry-=r- - s-s.as
r4cionalsisdes e@-e-sa !s- ~ neg
moses nomugls.
Enrienos un DO-AR sazrue-.r = ncs-
oSrcs p rvrait;scuss. q N-c-- To- 60
rrCo. EGcs-su c~gE2g.e-U sa-tw-r E:2'-l-
secnial con Gr%r-iu-.r-s- ,ia-aL-das. TO-
TOGRAFiAS. NOM6L-> y DiEECCiO-
MS dc soveCcS. sgua-. -"aor.-as
.uex;cznas g sr o-ra- 0a-.or--GaGes. ~
Eu1as v!utas 6e .@,&rGaG.c- a-tNre&eH-
rcS. uuie-C- ses.aa g1ccu--@- U- hg-ra-
do y b1en c-pc~y. IL. nu-3r -,e-:5.r-
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= conJrac- an m-.r.--11-u Eel. en- CO.
20 tempo Sc-gu~ g.--o~ ls ecuE.anE1
; nos dcG:caEps q -G -eEceio Horr.Go
y itcito. No uc-ra.ca. p=os. rCc - Pc
qucna Scaa Lr VI dollar este de po-
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Tomas CARLYLE.
Ill J.

No podrias hacer callar a tn her
manita, Que esta llorando a gritos.
rs inutil. va lie eh tirado dc
las o%rejas, IA he cacheteado, lc ii dos
pataGas, NADIA. no Sc Gala.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-29

Cuando necesite iI5ros en- esparol
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
d~iriiase a lgnacio Z. Lozano, 1IS n.
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Luis G. URBINA.
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RIMA ~CASTELLANA :.
VIEJA LAGRIMA

Como en- el fondo de Ia vieja gruta,
perdida en- ell rinc0n de Ia montana,
desde hace sigIos, silenciosaneHte.
ce una gotta dc aqua,
aoui. en- nj corazon oscuro Y solo,
en- 10 mas escondido de Ia entrana,
oigo caer. deSde hace mucho tempo,
lentamenre, una lagrima.
.Por cue resuuicio oculto Sc me Ultra
DE cuales fuentes misteroSas mana!
DE que randall fecundo Sc desprende:
Que remote venero me IL manda?
;Ouien sabe!.... Cuando nino, fu6 mi lloro
rccio celestial de Ia maGana:
cuando joven. fue nube de tarmenta.
tempestad dc passion, lluvia de anslas.
Mas tarde. en- IN anochecer de invierno.
mi !lanto fue nevasca....
Hoy no Iloro. Va esta SEGA mi vida Y serena MI alma.
Sin embargo. ;Por que siento que cae
asi. lagrima . lagrima?
tai fuente negotiable de ternura,
tai vena de dolor que no Sc ACADIA:
,Ouien sable. -. y no soy yo: son los que fucron;
mis- genitores tristes; es mi raza;
los espiritus apesadumbrados:
las carres flageladas;
milenarios anhelos imposibleS,
misticaS esperanZas,
melancoiiaS bruscas Y salvajes:
c6leras impotentes Y s~elvaticas.
" engendrarme el sufrimiento humane,
en- mi dej6 suS marcaS,
sus desesperaciones, sus angustias,
sus critos, sus blasfenias, sus plegarias.
Es mi herencia. mi hercncia 10 que llora
en- el fondo de mi ANNA;
mi corazGa recogc, como IN CALI.
cl do!or ancestral, lagrina q lagrima.
As; 10 entregarc. cuanGo en- su dia,
del seao pOderoso de Ia armada.
corpor;zadoS beSos. otroS seres,
.-,,-r,-1,,.icrss 10 N; viIa SaIp.U.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-29

ESCPIRiN0S listed INMEDIATAMENTE y \ NUELtA DE
CORRFO LE DAREMOS UNA INFORMATION COMPLEIA Y "
TNI,nA ACERC\ DE ESTA GRANDISIMA EENTAJA ! LIE
DIRENOS Ell NUMERO ENACTO DE DlAS EN- or LII PUNE
NOS 81 B!NERO EN- MEXICO. ESCRlBA HOY.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-29

Sia Pcrdida {
, ahuayo
San Pedro Caro-
Santiago Targanman-
dupio
Tacambaro
'TarazGia de Gordiaao
TanEarcicuare
TaHhuato
Tarctaa
TiErambato
T'a.pUiahua
I.aZazaiSa
J.uapsn
Villa HiGalEo
villa More!2s
Nurrcuaro
Lacapu
IImcra
Z;Haparo
Z!napccaa-O
L;:acua-o
NUEVO LEON
General Teran
Ianp2ZoS
MoHtcnorelos
Monterrey
OAXACA
OaIaca
Salina Cruz
PUEBLA--
AtHxco
Pueblo
San Juan de los Llanos
Tcauacan
Zacatlan
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Amcalco
adcreyta
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m Juan del Rio
w LUIS POToSI-
,5TaI
Crritos
areas
I2Ghulaa
Ria Verde
san Luis Potosi
Wales
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-17

trade is considerably handicapped \,
inability to make immediate delivsr,..
or obtain stocl, for immediate use
I'm the lumber market, prices ar,
the highest ever quoted. the same bav,n.
advanced from so to 100 per cent in ~,
last two years. The demand is gooa
but. owing to the embargoes, shipmen,,
have been slow and the majority Of Iocsi
houses are quoting only on Governmor,
orders, for which shipment can bs oA'
tained Immediately. Eliminating m,
railroad conditions. the outlook for I'M,
future is believed to be good
domestic leaf tobacco has been q,
fair demand during the last week. and
Inquiries made for good grades n
Pennsylvania. Connecticut and Ohio, bul
prices generally rule high. Sumatra
and HAVANA are selling in small lo,,
for immediate uses. Cigar manufar.
turers report an active trade from on,
Of the city and local business is said
to be fair
Wholesale grocers report business
quiet at present as is generally IN,
case at this period Of the year. Re.
tailers are fairly active, with high price,
in staples. Collections satisfactory. Cot.
fee is quiet and duh Futures are quiet
Tea Is fair. with good demand In cheape,
grades. Prices, however, are held oyins
to scarcity and uncertainty Of new SUP.
plies. Sugar is quiet and UNCHANGED
and owing to arrival of raws from
cuba an elsier tone is felt, at leas,
temporarily"