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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-12-13
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which met at the offices of Nathan
Straus, set the date of Dec IS for
the conference to be held in Phila-
delphia. The congress, to which
delegates were chosen a year ago,
is to discuss the revival of Jewish
nationality in Palestine and guar
antee of equal rights for Jews in
all foreign countries in connection
with the peace settlement.
Committees representing more
than two hundred cities in America
and all Jewish national organiza-
tons of the country are expected
to take part in the movement and be
affiliated with the congress. All the
representatives of the different COM
munities which took part in the
work of organization and in the
elections held in June, 1917, are to
take part in the meeting.
The American Jewish Congress
since the armistice was signed has
resumed it's activities at l Madison
avenue, and has arranged for meet
ings of it's various subcommittee
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December Is, 1918.

self unworthy Of the sympathy it
demands. Even if the Indignation
expressed in the resolutions adopted,
prove entire futile, the meeting is
nevertheless the only self-respecting
action the Jews can take. However,
we strongly believe that the meet
ing is not futile, as Poland realizes
the power of public opinion and the
need for world approval. The Poles
realize that the revelation Of
their treatment of the Jews will do
them no good. While we cannot
compel the Poles to love the Jew,
we can insist that the Jew be given
the rights and privileges Of every
normal human being. And this. pro-
test meetings can help to achieve.
c. D. M.
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NINE. ROSIKA SCHWIMMER
HUNGARIAN AMBASSADOR
TO SWISS CAPITAL.

Nine. Rosika Schwimmer, Hun
garian feminist, has been named
ambassador to Switzerland by the
new Hungarin government, and
has accepted the post. She declares
she had the matter under consid-
GRAFTON for a month before accept
ing.
Nine. Schwimmer has opened her
legation in her hotel apartments.
Nine. Schwimmer is we'll known
as the pioneer Of woman suffrage in
Hungary. She was the first woman
to open her Ii ps for that cause in
the Magyar realm. She has been a
consistent advocate of progressive
measures of all kinds.
When the war broke out Nine.
Schwimmer attracted international
attention by her pacifst activities.
She spoke strongly for peace at a
conference of women called at The
Hague, after the outbreak of war
Later she went to America in pur-
suance of her plan for a peace con-
ference of neutral nations. 1t was
to promote such conference that
the celebrated Ford peace ship sailed
to Stockholm. Nine. Schwimmer is
usually credited with originating
this plan.
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DAYS PAY PLEDGED BY $780,
900 WORKERS IN DRIVE OF
JEWISH REHABILITA-
TON FUND.

One days pay of approximately
100000 Jewish workingmen was
pledged toward the $5,0O0,0O0 Jew
ish rehabilitation fund at a dinner
of the Peoples Relief Committee
held in the Central Opera House,
New York. The campaign for the
fund will seek to raise this amount
in New York City during the week
beginning Dec. 8. The money is
to be spent in constructive relief for
the Jewish sufferers in the war
stricken countries of Europe.
The organizations to participate
in gathering the money are the Peo-
pies Relief Committee, the Central
Relief Committee, and the Ameri-
can Relief Committee. The pledges
on behalf of the workingmen were
made by Max Pine of the United
Hebrew Trades, Joseph Schloss-
berg of the Amalgamated Clothing
Workers of America, ]. Baskin of
the Workmen's Circle, and M.
Winchensky of the international
Ladies Garment Workers. Union.
The speakers at the dinner were
Felix M. Warburg, chairman of the
Joint Distribution Committee of
American Funds for Jewish War
Sufferers; Abraham Cahan, Scholom
Ash, and Municipal Court Justice
Jacob Panken. The chairman was
Alexander Kahn, head of the Peo-
pies Relief Committee.
In his address Mr. Warburg said
that the suffering during the win
ter months in the devastated and
war-torn parts of Europe would be
terrible So far, in spite of the large
amount of money raised in this
country for the relief of the Jews
in Europe, the Joint Distribution
Committee had been able to put
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-12-13

President Wilson received last
week portrait of himself worked in
embroidery by Ephraim Flescher, a
local embroiderer, which contains
passage in Hebrew from Isiah.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Ollly OllC PlCSC VI IilSdI III WdCSiy
soup in an endeavor to keep the
people from starving, but they had
not been successful in this.
"Mr. Van Raalte, whom we sent
from The Hague to make report
on conditions in Russia and Poland,
said he could not do all he wanted
to for the suffering inhabitants be-
cause he lacked money" continued
Mr.. Warburg. "ln this campaign
let us do our level best and we will
allow no difficulty to stand in the
way Of getting to the inhabitants
of European countries those things
they need.
In this campaign the publicity
will not be of the town crier's type.
We do not wish to be advertised
for what we are doing We do not
desire to attract more attention than
is necessary. AS far as the trades
are concerned, we have prepared
minute details for the trade chair
men. Each one will have a list Of
Jewish firms, together with the
amount that the firm says it is worth
and the amount the firm ought to
give.
"The results of the United War
Work Campaign in this city showed
that the school children gave about
81 100000 in the Give and Earn Di-
vision. We will not make an appeal
to Jewish school children, but it re-
mains to be seen if the war chests of
the schools will decide to give. To
the workers will be left the decision
as to whether they will give days
pay or more. Every Jewish concern
will have an honor roll Of it's givers
on it's wall. In this campaign we
will try to see to it that the large
givers' names are kept out of the
newspapers and the small givers'
names published, as far as we can.
'For the first half of November
we sent 100000 to help the Jews
of Europe, and before the month is
over we hope to make it 81 100000.
There never was such an oppor-
tunity for Jews to help their
brethren abroad as there is today
to give to this fund How horrible
conditions abroad are we do not
know, but that they are horrible we
know. Through the courtesy of
Food Administrator Hoover we
hope to get the exact facts as to
conditions of the Jews in the coun-
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JEWISH CONGRESS DATE SET

Committee Calls Meeting in Phila-
delphia Dec. IS.
The Administrative Committee
for an American Jewish Congress,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
Ell Gereate

FL gerenta Ge q r~ercciacion Is e
senior Francisco &c ?. Fenzor, perso-
ma muy eurcndida en- negocioS ' que
riene n.5ilidaG especial = exquisite
tscto para earcEdecSe con esa o:ra
compl:eada nGQlina-la coIDuesta de
III buen rlnlaro de emple2dos que
atierden 4 "a par:e administrative
del Deri0dico.
Ell senior Venzor ciene Ut cuaC!o
de ~atrib1cio1es Dc chiiEaciones
que uan& me-5dica : ariera42men-e.
Sc encarga &c rcp2rt.r el trabaio Dc
Ia administrator ,-.Cc to--s sus
s~ubalseraos : col@Sc-~ eoG Giles para
.pbteRsr e. uejor rezulc2G2.
Por 10 CUE toca a ae=ocio "en clo-
b." e. se5or Veneer. emo jcEe &e
la negotiation, t.sGe s:cibuc;o-ss -
jeTa aato, Ce las c@2les hacc Uso ca-@
vcz Cue c. case 10 ~rcqujcre.
Cen dcci--a esq. '2ce5-. cor.2~o7Lc-
ris j. jGaDJ-:aac.@ del p-pel cue Gcs-
e-ptua 81 ss..o- Ee@zcr - -
Pgarr@". po- 90 c.@l - @aeo racia
De ua2 mas com-.,v2 ae5cc.2e u
cue poa-ia ois2ie- = 2c5de-ti@ 81
homo-c.
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OTRO IMPORTANCE DEPARTMENT. De
ESTE PERL0DICO: II ADMINISTRATION

TIE las presento, hctor, de Ia ma
1era mas cordial. FL senior don ia
yier Viescs, cabradnr de cuentas To-
raneas, Y 81 senior F. Sautacruz, Co
hraGor local. Ambos, buenas gentes,
a pesar de 10 intrincado de 81 enFleo
" de 10 penoso de u obligaciNnes.
En- nano de estosseaores esta, ca
81 cast 10 principal del negocio. 81
una cuas-ta Sc les atrasa, 81 IN sus-
criptcr SO les escape, 81 IN anunc!ants
so les esfune, 81 un peri6tiro Sc les
| pier1e, el negocio So rssaente luego
de Ia torpeza o neg.igercia dc los
sanozes c~obradores.
Pero. en- Gamble, como ,sscsde &C
tualnente con los senores Ficsca J
Saatacruz, 81 los cobrada-as Sc multi
ulican, 81 pdnsn toda su vofUntad en-
| 81 dcserapedo de 81 tEa5aja, 81 mar
, chan al dia en- e. co5-o de sus reel
Dos, Ell par;6dico -ecoge los berefirics
Embellishments. Y la administration
narcha como en- halsa de aceite.
-sanoT, cue 81 rscino.
-Vueiva maTala-
-5Que arda listed hacienda por
-Caracoles! Ell sabeGo, sin fai-
ia.
Y llara el sahado, Y otra espaca
mas, y despues, otra, Y ozra, hasta
eburir q cUalquie-a; pero los seac-
res ccUradcres no de1e1 ab.srrirse
nunca, ri desespe-ar, nj e~ncorajirar-
Sc.
Por 81 c1rtraric. sieTnpTe an,abes,
, siempre bue-as personas, Gebm SO
po-tar con pscieacia las Laquezas del
pr6jin10. sufrendo derranlar1iertos de
bills, tropezones : sudoras, on tai
de cumpiir debidamerte con su ome
lido.
Justo es. Dor ende, cue to hagas
buen amigo &c Ics ccbraGores, iector,
po-qre. en- los t:e-npns que corel,
ficu-an entire los ~persona!es &c YER
daccra raii2. Y de i~mpo-tancia tas-
cendc1ta On IL marcia de toGa ne
gCciacidn mOderna.
Al estado a que han liegado las
ccsas acCCalnserte. para ser coorador
Sc rccesita haber nacido con faculla-
! des espacialisimas. Te7er vocation
para co5rar, desde chiqu:to. Nacer
! latoso On ana palatra. Y no ceiar
IN pu.to. nj bajar IN punto de 10 di-
ch0. Cobrar, cobrar y cohra-. Ese
es 81 destiHo.
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Cucl,ar Sc W., y 4 A--iaga lc toca
aaora rrabajar. Da7lc ia fcTna
~at-ac.iva. 2prrvec:er I dinc7sio-
NJ Gabiiamente provocaT a clrio-
s:iad pLbIica. Prcsen!a-!o dc ula ma
Nora Irresistible; y luego cue sugie-e
la idea a los tip6grafos, cor-ige las
prScba5. ! el mi5uo vig;la 81 COLO
cacion ~coE"ccida. Y e espacio reque-
roo. : IA form& c~ont-atada.
Arr;lga, tarIaien. rcdacta anur-
ciCs. t-aGuce, Y Sc eacarea de n CO.
rraSpo: deEc!a con los aaunciaHJas,
ror 10 Que haze a. rismo asunTo, ;
rec;oe los pages por tai cu9,tslr.
Perc :: de una casa foraIea, extr2n-
.je.a, licGa IN a1u7c!o, cnTra e.
seEGr GoIiha- aa funciones. Don Jor-
&c traducc O. anuncic. 10 pasa 4 Ia
Jefatara, cGacie-1a ahi IA forma. =
Sc eacaEga &c abrir.e eSpacio er Q.
rCri5d;co, Y de lIevar cCcHta de su in
serciCn : vencimicnto.
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io;oS, lector.....

Cor este. crso. lecror, que aabras
Cuecado satisfechc de Il vista a
ruea ~ ruera casa. cue. Gicho Sc es-
t. cs la t1ya Observation-Disclosures: Y
cree adem&s. que 70 sc-,5tr;is alEo con-
tcnjo de habcr couocido Z ta~ito COM
pal:ec0 y amigo cJyc que. desde es-
te ancierro, prccura co2lri2csrte '
sa:Tinte aorhe Y dia-
D6ytc LIS Fr.cias. Ell nonbre &c
toGos clos. pc Il 3nadad Que has te-
1ido en- haceries ma vista. '. SUPPL
caIdoCe cue r2-Iones AS deficiencies
cue t;cugctrea 4 IL paso,-ias cuales
SO iran mocifi2ando : reformando a
3:ediGa Que den mas dc 81 nuestras
actIatea CircuHs!2HciaS.-te pido Qus
no nos divides. que tangas para nos
ctrcs e. misrno carino CUE tenemos
ncs0-rOs pa.rG u, V Que recuerGes que
aCui CT csta cas- dejas . III grupo
oe 1~nutlackcs trabajado-as. ~ale-res.
= lienoS de fe, que por servirte iran
al I'm d@i mundo. Adi6s.
FL CICERONE.
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;IEISSiS.,
Pnebas dc planas

A MEDIA que las pianas interiors;
van quedardo terminaGas. pasan Il IL
redaccion para ser corregidas por e.
encargaGo especial. Y 10 m;sno, con
Las pLanas cItaricrcs, sacardose prue-
b2s = contra-pueoas, & efecro dc
vigilar cue no Sc sCr-a nilgua
error, nj que Sc escape alguna fal.a-
-Aquf lie sobra una Fl a este
Agrilar.
No, hon5re. Cabrera, es con
b de hurro.
Il general :Scl6rEano rna-ca todas
las correctness; quita una plea do1-
de IA pleca sobre; haze porer IN 'bi-
ccte" dcnde 81 bigote falte; ', en- fin.
sanea las planas, vigiiando cue caGa
texro concue-de con su ''cabcza," V
cue cada ''pase' coEcuerde con 81
original.
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La Administration de In period
co. lector. es sienpre digna de ser
visitada = vista con buenos ojos. En-
ella Sc ~necesita, 81 no mas ceceoro
para su organization, por 10 menos
mas laborioSidad, mas energia ' ma
constancia para su fUn~cioQanienJo.
Conienza Ia ardua labor admins
trativa con Il clsiIicaciOn &c en-
pIeados. Quien. que V.ene h2blhdad
para los rIme-Cs, Sc enc2rEa dc a
t~esororia; Gui&n, que escribe rcpi5a-
mente en maquina- So las arlene con
Ia correspondence; qCien. cue e. es-
merado V cuidadoSo, s. eavrettene
con los archives; Qui2n, cue eS acCl-
vo Y emprendedor. II 5oma con los
anuncics; quien, que o!ene l. p2cleG-
cha de Job Sc ccha Z cCestas n los
suscritoreS. ' QGiGa So liza con los
agentes, y los rapaC-Idoces, : les P2-
peeros.
/ entire 81 Ut anuncio esEuyo bien
o nal colocado, 0 81 una c2rCa Sc
atraso o Sc perd!o en- e. canine. o 81
Cn suscriUor no anda a corcia0.c en-
sus pages. o 81 N agente 50 Tue con
Ell santo : IL En'osna, Ia Admins
TRACTION de IN ~peri6djco, lettor amigo,
es una organization SieGpre diff
cultcsa, siem2re c~OmplicaGa, siempre
Gigra de tcda atencion ' cuidaGo.
para hacer que cada ernp:eedo Tirda
81 trabajo en- una sofa rama. ' cue
esa rama Sc ligue con IA &c los de-
mas. Y que colabore con -Odos en- el
manejo de esa otra a2Quiaa-ia QUO
es Ia base ! % clave Gel exito DEL ne
gocio-
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Tiene. ademaS, 81 senior Martinez,
81 magntfco clfato EaTa adrv.1bar
cuanGo Tn agcnte Quie-e "echa-se so
b-e los fordos" o cUando algun indi-
viduo soiicita una aeeacia COZ he
g-as ;nteHciones. iPor nada dc este
ruadc Sc II pegan al senor Martinez!
Dicho Sc est2 que conoce admirable
mcnte p lcS agsntes 'busnas Dagas'
Qua SCI a a,ayor:a &c les que Sc en-
carga- &c "cnda- IA PreaM' en- los
T;IIar5s de poaleciones de Ia Union
Americana.
Con todo csc. e. Derartamento de
Ia Administration que esra a cargo
del 5eaer Martinez. marcha como IN
Telo1.
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ties" no es conocido, peGc Que 81 listed
10 anuncia en- Il "octaNa,' : hpo cur-
siro. listed le t al clavo-
Que su mannl del "Rarfecbo
absrrotern" encGnsrsra hctores, 81
listed 10 saca.a Ia luz pahhca, y que
para ,saearfo, NADIA nay cono'A peri6-
dico, y one para per3bdica, ningnno
como La P-rnsa," Y que para la
Prenss,'' NADIA MIS- hablems, v que 81
me habla, TODD Sc le arreglara al
u~aneento, Y qus"yo soy ST. sarTidor,
Benjamin, Cuelha-s casado. con doni
clio en- Ia calls ,fu!ana, ndznaro \, 8
las 6r6s1,es de agted, no te1gorauIo-
n6El, Dero cpnsc 81 10 tuviera, y'Gue
torna, y vaa1os a Ia otra..-..
Y total, que e. saHor propietario,
agobiado Y 6hdo q La misnis5rna
tranpa per Ia sctividzd latosa de
nuestro comralero, accede y da el
anuncio.
Cuellar Sc traslada innedia.aniaa-
te al peri6dico. Cesenra su ''co1fs-
rercia' con ell Jsfe del nspartanento,
Asrstin Asriaga, Y al anulcio obtie-
ne entrada, ~eniocaci6n = fcrn:a.
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las -clGcelGdC1as del foilaje los prime
rcs raves dc sol. AuH los esvambres
de las enred6deras tenblanaa con IA
IluTla de CRYSTAL del rccio. Los pa
jacos salian en- punados, lie las copas
numedas = Sc Gesgr2naban q IA vera
de! canine. FL muchacho caminaba
penSando, como el Dies biblico, Que 10
cETadO era bucuo. Y Ssguia su mar
cha 0 lenIit2d ) uniformidad. segu-
70 &c CUE iba a ser de los primercs
en- sombrearSe bajo Ia vieja portala-
Ga, el cspera DC que e. sembiante I'd
goSo del domino. as0mando cor el ea-
treab!erto postigo, aHunciara Ia no
Re- de Ia claSe.
Estaba decidido. 10 habia .juaio IN
2etto, mientras Ell pie, junto al ST.
Hon Ge d abuela, uIudo. arrepent,co,
t~eEnbloroso, en- lpcha intima con las
hg-inlas re5eldes, seQtia Ia SEGA ma
no de IA anc!ana posar sobre 81 ca-
beza, en- Gelicada Garcia, COMO Sc po-
sa IN ' en- e, niio, Y oia Ia voz
duIce, suplicativa, con entonaciones
de pleearia. decir ell tierro estribillo:
ihiio, Sc bGeno; We a Ia escue!a,
:. =
" 81 que iria! i3uenos eran los
amigos para i~mpadirlo! NADIA; va
no mas Yer Ia conleta incrustarse, su-
surTando en- Ell azul del ~horizonte; va
no mas ~arrojar Ia peonza sobre el
terradc para CUE 81 vertigo levante
microscopes torbeilinoS de polvo;
iadios iris de las caaicas; adi6s, ave
del paraiso de Ia ralueta,
FL muchacho Va palpando, con d.
chosa fruici6r, L. bol5a de los libros;
ALI Ia ueva: en- ell msmo sitio don
sus cuentos llevaban IA espada Y el
de los guerreEos Y los t~rovadores de
laid. Ahora 81 esta SECURE; "a noche
anterior, al concluir el rszo, hsb;a
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seras. para hacer que el ~perio3!co les
l!ecue q clos con regularid2d, con
tempo : sin trastorno de ningma
especie.
Tiens : 81 cargo, adsrlas, mlchos
otros de5al!es de6cados del trabaio
de ssa casa. con 81 cGal esti famil:a-
rizadc en- extreme.
Fl senior Gonzalez tiena, puede de-
cirse. en- la cabcza ell noHbre de TO-
dos los Suscritores for&neoS o locales.
Sa5e tamb:6n cuando IN suscritor
camoi5 de domicilio, cuando cambIo
&c l1gar dc residencia, cuardo mu-
ri6. cuaRdo Gej0 de ser @suscritor,
cu&ndo vcnci5 Su erui2o de espera;
cua1do IN particular quiere IN Pc
r;cdico. donde i've, cue hace, tcto,
Y con TODD este Sc enJiende, ' para
hacer &c ccdo clio IT siste01e unEfor-
ne = Erdct;co, lorna list2s Y mes lis
tcs. nombra avydantes para entail
liar. aydaaugsS para clasIficar, ayu-
Ga1ces para rep2rt!r, = q, en- perso-
n. vigi!s : hace cuanto es neceSarlo
nara enc e. P~eri0dico marche sin
J-opiezo aiE2Eo.
En- ia e3iciGa seGianaria, el Sc en-
carsa. asinismo, de IA distribution
del trabaio. cosa qua SieEnpre sabe
hacer bien, Fues concce = les NIL ma
ravinas = ~engran2jc dc u admins
trac;5a dc Ia Prc1s2', doRGe viene
traha iaaEo caSi Gesde Is fUnd2cion de
este De-;5ii-C. con eXtr2ord!2&r,o
cello = ac-lvi&ad.
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Este senior baalla, dia cor dia, con
la secci6n de Age1tes fcraneos, lie
va1do cuenta exacta de los ejempla-
res que cada uno de ellos recibe, de
los Que vende, de los que devuelve Y
posae IN notable conocimiento, Que
lie ha GaGo Ia practica, de las alter
nativas que hay cue seguIr en- los
dis de Il semana, para las necesida-
Ges de Ia venta en- csda una de las
agercias que tie1e a 81 cargo.
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sobre So cabeza "a sensation de una
Garcia suave. ) escuc1o ula VOC du.-
&c, supl;cativ2, con e~n5onaciones de
piegaria, que caltsba g t:eyno estri-
biilo: ise buero, ve 2 IL cscuela!...
:. !. :.
Asi, amiga Mia-5lo ves"-asi ne
aldo toda la vida. iCu&ntos prop0-
sitos me he hecho. Que raudal dc
jurairentos lie 7ert:do, Foy de r-isa
llacia Ia Gloria. hacia el Bier. hacia
IL FerdaG; estoy ~firmen;eate decidico
' NE cnDeno Ell segUir adelarte. He
l2c va en- canine, con Daso SECURE,
erargico, serene; i:c p~roEetido 6 MS
idcales, los Cue me aca-iclan : re-
prenden. cvr2,!r ION los G4cic5 que
ne han l~r!DteSto.
s.: a,rET77
Mas lie -spare el eco e ira risa,
e. rurcr dc III beso, Ia mtsica de
n palabra ca-inosa. me detisnen;
ALI estan mis- ca1laraGas. ALI estan
las pssiones que me dijeron: Turl"c;
ALI esta e. amor ligero. alado y Oh
vidad!zo, cue cuando pase& conmIgo,
sue,e poner5e serio; ALI esta2 las fra
giles esuoias que Sc roTEen, J los
ensuencs luminosos cue Sc de5vare-
cen; ALI cstan los amigos tie Ut dia,
Ia armada de n bora. e. placer &c
Iii irstalre... y 70 con ellcs sin a
co-darrle de mis- promesaS.
\ cuardo vuelTo q Il, e~rca7:2ci6I
de mis- suprercs ideales. sirabolo Pu-
TO de mis- ensueHoa, lego ~co5arde,
.pensatiro Y muGo, sirtierdo er nj es-
piritu Ia Garcia de tn mirada. ) oven
do Ell e tn voz dulce, consoladora,
s~uo4icativa: Use buero; vs q la escue-
la!...
Luis G. Urbina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
Ell gr;to no Sc hace esuerar:

Ell gr;to no Sc hace esperar:
A siete colunnas! Abajo ESQ de
Il ''revoluciGn en- "a ~f7ontara.' 4
ver, Gonzalitoa. el retrato De don We
nustiano. Y ustcd Allen. - historic
de Il r~evoluci6n, y csc editorial de
"iqus harerlos coH C~arranEa?",
afue-a, MeCar g, ''cUitivo de las
ponedoras.' I que "paren' 2! teie-
grama. a neg-itas y cen 'sang-fa."
y este Sc hace, para Que al die 81
guienta, II. @leclo-, te c2te-es del de-
sastre ccu2rido, yeas 81 -etrato &c
sepas en- c6aGe ic pasaron
a G~c-juiicar. y estudies los motives
de 81 d~eggr2aia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-17
Asuntos de ultima bora
(Viene de Ia Pag. 49,

Todos estos terminus, al parecer in
c~oherentes, son familiares para los IL
poerafos, Y enmedio de clos va to-
mando cuerpo la formation del pc
ri6dico; pero. 81 por casualidad, lie
ga una noticia ~importante de 'ulti-
ma nora" ell Jefe de Reduction, IA
pasa a los r~edactore, y 81 hay ne
cesi6ad de ~ifustrarla, pide el graba-
do respective, y Sc abre I'M espacio
en- la primera plana, y aparece Ia IN
formation, o el Tumor, con obJeto de
no perder la o~portnidad, J de no
de.iar cue algln otro ~perod!co ga
ne esa noticia.
Por eiemp!o: sup6n, lector. que a
las doce : media de IL noche, va a
medic concluir Ia formation, lleSa a
noticia de que el gobieno de Ca
rranza ha sido derrocado, Y que don
Eenustiano "a corriendo como IN ga
mo para Veracruz.