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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11
The Editors Mail Bag
The Editor of The Forum:

70 The Editor of The Forum:
I notice in quoting me while in Fargo you
say: Nelson owns two Banks and one Store"
etc.
This Is error. But it no doubt came about
In this manner The League charged me with
being connected with big business" and to be
careful not to vote for me- Three charges stand
against me; Il own both the Banks ct Glen
elected would introduce q bid In the senate to
prevent any mall order house from sending
catalogue into North Dakota And when men
toned two banks. 1t should have read the league
charged me with owning two banks etc.
have also disposed Of my interest In my
store and expect to devote much Of my time to
my farms. Had heavy soaking rains yesterday
unusually heavy.
Yours truly,
j. a. NELSON
Glen Ullin, June Ct
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11
Fargo Police
DEFY Pitroff

Fargo police have challenged Pit
rolf, The Great, who features the
program at the Grand the first three
days OF the week, to escape from an
insane belt, from which, they de-
clare, it Is impossible to escape
Pitroff has accepted the challenge,
end will make the test as part OF
his regular program this evening.
Pttrof will give p free exhibition
in front OF the Grand at Z o'clock
this evening, when he VIII make HIS
escape from a. stre&ght jacket while
hanging by his feet from the theater
canopy,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11
EAST SIDE NOTES

The East End Farmers club will
meet at the home Of F. J. Raleigh,
east of Glyndon, this evening. We'd
nesday evening the Clear View Farm
ers' club will meet at the consolidated
school house southeast of Moorhead.
Henry Smith, Of Riverton, and AL
fred Olson, Of Kragnes, were old set
tiers in Moorhead this morning. .r.
L. A. Levorsen, of Cromwell town
ship, transacted business in the city
today.
II. A Johnson and his son. Anon,
who graduated from st. Olaf college
last week are over from Ulen to at
tend the Lutheran convention in
Fargo.
Louis Lettz was a visiting farmer
from the Sabin neighborhood today.
Judge Albert Johnson and Mrs,
johnson left this morning for their
home at Red Wing.
#. H. Peterson is at Breckenridge
today
Albert Johnk, Theo. II. skrei and
Ben J. Gunderson were visiting Buff
falo river farmers in the city today.
T.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11
Moorhedd Neu1s
Aged Resident
of Krqgnes Dies

Mrs. Inga Warn, 81, wife Of P. a.
Warn, old settlers Of Kragnes town
ship, died at the farm home on Mon
day afternoon Of illness resulting
from old age. Mrs. Warn was born in
Sweden and had been for many years
g. resident Of Clay county. Her hus-
band and several children survive. 2
Funeral services will be held from
Fridheim Swedish Lutheran church
in Kragnes township at o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon. Rev. G. O..
Schoberg, Fargo, will conduct the
services and interment will be in the
F'ridheim cemetery under the direc-
ton Of the Beck Morrow company.
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SS%hA~S @A' - ~AA~@@" sixteen Farrell entered the
service Of a steel plant without pull" He
backed by a strong body, a keen and active
brain, courage and sef-confidence
Il worked with my head and muscle said
he. when asked for the secret Of his success.
He performed manual labor for nine years in
wire mill, then went to Pittsburgh as a laborer,
but his head and muscle work raised him to
the position of foreman, then superintendent and
general manager. He quit and became general
superintendent Of the oliver Steel & Wire
pany in Pittsburgh, and later went with the
American Steel & Wire company, taking charge
absorbed by the United States Steel
poration he went to New York and organized
the United States Steel Products company, Of
which he was head when he called to the
presidency Of the steel trust corporation.
Farrell is big in every way. He has big
hands, big feet and big muscles; his shoulders,
bent by hard labor hulk forward so that his
chest sometimes looks hollow. His voice, gut
tural and rnonotonous, seems to straight
from huge reservoir Of force At time it's eff
feet is almost ventriloqual. His rise to COM
mercial power has softened the outward per-
sonality Of the industrial giant but has not
touched his vocal cords His eyes are habit
ually devoid of expression. For minutes at
time they stationary.
He has been called the worlds greatest an
swerer Of questions. During extended con-
gressional probe OF steel affairs many big men
were >quizzed, but Farrell was among the few
who gave vital evidence that he was ON his Job.
No matter what he Is asked about, he will fire
back intelligent answer.
tbs associates call him the Encyclopedia Bri-
tannica Of the steel industry"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11
Oben esteem
For Governor"
Headquarters

Cass county and Fargo headquart-
ers in the "Steen for governor cam
paign were opened in suite No. 2,
Plano building at Broadway this
morning where "Steen for governor
banners for automobiles can be Sc
cured at any time, it was announced
this afternoon.
An important meeting or the
"Steen for Governor" club of Fargo
will be held in Stones hall at 8
o. o'clock this evening, which every
of Mr.. Stems candidacy
is invited to attend.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11
Fargo Soldiers
Like Camp Lewts

Dana T. Colby. formerly of The
Forum. has been made clerk in the
quartermaster's offices at Camp
Lewis. Wash, for which, camp he
left with the last Cass. county draft
increment in May. " 49,
Atty. Lyman Miller Of Fargo re-
ceived letter Monday from Steve
German. who also left for Camp
Lewis in the last draft, containing
says he himself is working hard and
likes it.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11
Alice HOtbed
Patriotism

Alice and vicinity, in Cass county,
is hotbed of patriotism, where resi-
dents of German descent are among
the most liberal giveEs to P 4H;5ifd &c
G. Schimmel Of the Alice Catholic
church, drive chairman in the recent
RED Cross war fund campaign in
which Alice and vicinity oversub-
scribed it's apportionment more than
100 per cent. Father Schimmel is a
business visitor in Fargo today.
Alice and vicinity, made a splendid
showing in the third Liberty loan
campaign, and nearly every young
man is in government service, Father
SChinmel said.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11
1900 Ton otCodl
Bought BY City

The city of Moorhead purchased
17500 tons Of Youhigheny screenings
today for use at the electric light
an dpower plant. At meeting. of
the Water and Light commission
held this morning 1t was learned
that an embargo on splint coal will
go into effect on June 20, so it was
decided to order the screenings for
immediate shipment. The contract
was divided equally between the In
terror Lumber Co. and the N. J. Oh
sen Co
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10 0lfeCL the operations OF
the shipping board in it's eff
forts to bridge the Allan
tic"
He is James A. Farrell,
president of the United
States Steel corporation-a
billion dollar corporation.
Farrell is a wizard Of fig
ures." He succeeded Will
liam E. Corey, who took the
presidency Of the steel cor
poration when ''Charlie"
Schwab quit.
In 1910 Farrell astonished
the world by declaring that
in seven years the company
had increased it's shipments
overseas from 100000 tons
annually to 100000 tons.
Farrell is not yet sixty. He
was born in New Haven,
Conn, and Is the son of a
man who was engaged in
maritime transportation. At
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11

lished a laundry. Was en-
ployed in the First Ma
tional bank for twenty
three years. His son,
Lieut.. Walter W. Webster,
Is now at Bremerton,
Wash, doing his bit as
assistant naval instructor.
WALTER MUIR, 1879.
Took homestead on Sec
ton 8, Hunter township,
increasing his holdings to
about 800 acres. Was an
elder In the Presbyterian
church. President Of the
Farmers alliance in 1890
1892. Candidate Of the
ssTCdaYandeT1f Movement"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11
DISTRICT COURT ADJOURNED.

The May term of Clay county dis
trtct court was adjourned Monday
afternoon until the August special
term by Judge Albert Johnson Of
Red Wing. who had been presiding
during the term. The trial of court
cases will be resumed at the specis
term. Aug. Is, 49,.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11

Garrison, N. D., June 11.-organ-
ization of a buying. selling and ship
ping live stock association for Gar
rison and vicinity will be effected at
a meeting of stock rtGsers and breed
ers called here for June Is.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11

News dispatches hint very broadly that Franz
Rintelen is more closely connected with the
German royal family than admitted even in
Germany when he living there under anoth-
name That can mean only one thing, and
if it is true, 1t will mean that America has a
valuable hostage to insure fair treatment for
John Jones, American prisoner in Germany.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11
GUILD WILL MEET.

The Rectors Guild Of st. Johns
Congregational church Of Moorhead
will meet in regular session at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Brown, Fifth street south.
Moorhead.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11
ROUTINE BUSINESS BY BOARD.

The Clay county board Of COM
is in session at the
Moorhead court house today. Routine
business only is being considered and
the most important Is the allowance
of bills. The annual meeting of the
board will be held In July.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11
North Dakota's Builders

BY Rev. Eben e. Saunders. Fargo. NJ D. /.
CHARLES E. WEBSTER, 1879 from Still
water, MINI. Took land near Hillsboro: Later
70 70 and eStaD-,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11

DINING ROOM, sitting room, bed
and O gewinE machi 4o SEPARATELY s iSG Do Of
all goes for $125. 207 Fifth street N.
Phone 2213-W. -.
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Who's Who In The Days News

A big, whte-haired captain Of industry was
called upon few days ago by President Wilson
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CERTIFICATE OF NOMINEES.

And notice of Primary Election to
be held june goth, 1915.
. T. w. r. Tucker, County Auditor OF
Cass County, North Dakota, in ac-
icle Of Chapter ri, complied Laws
of 1913. hereby certify that the fol-
lowing Is list Of the names OF per-
sons who have filed petitions for
pennington m int once for public 9g eeTa.
tary OF State, as shown by Ger
tificates from that office, also the
persons who have filed petitions for
nomination with the County Audi
tor OF Cass County, together with the
post office addresses Of said persons,
20 be voted on at the primary cleo
ton to be held on the 26th day OF
June, 1913, between the hours Of
o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock P. NJ,
which election will be held in the
polling places of said county as here
matter specified
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-11

The Page Foecord suggests steen club for that
community. well, why not?" Is the only
answer to this question:
All over the state John Steen Clubs
being organized, the object being to secure
the nomination of the ticket headed by
Steen for governor It requires organization
to meet the combine controlled by Townley.
Why not get busy at once and organize
here in Page?
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Pausa, que aproyechamos.

FL defensor de Grace Lusk. 10 CHS
tante Ia declaration del Jucz, msistio,
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con acopio de datos, IN que la acusada
estaba inconsciente, y pidio que, en-
vez de castigo, Sc lie encerrara en- IN
manicomio.
FL jurado oyo los argumeatos Gel
abogado Clancy, y tom6 los ultimOs
detalles del particular, y Sc retro i
delibe1ar, per espacio de siete horas.
Ell publico, e~ntretanto, aguerdaDa
tranquilo...
Noeotros nos aPersonamos con
Grace Lusk, quien, un tanto abatida
por Ia in~certidumbrc y anGustiada per
ell remordimiento, tenia su cah"c!ta
descansando sobre el homhro dc su
anciano padre.
lie ped:mos que habIara, Y ella ha-
bio. Y derram0 lagrimas. ! las hiZo
derramar tambien a ]quienes IL es"l-
charon.
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MAnANA ES Ell NUENO REGIS
TRIO
Viene de Ia Ia. Pag)

rN%
plido veintinun amos de edad, 4 partir
del ) de JUNO de mil nOvecie2tos die
~cfsiete. fecha del anterior regiStro
Miljrar. eSta obligado = comparecer OH
- el Consejo de Exception 4 que CO.
rresuonGa el diStrito en- que viye. Los
referidos Consoles Sc e~ncargaran lie
hacer las clasificacioneS de acuerdo
con las declaracioneS de los regis
t.adoS, V aviSara q -stoS, en- 81 ter
mino Senalado, al efecto, como han
quedado claSificadoS. Los ciuGada-
nos mexicanos, en- pleno goce de u
derechoS, este eS, que no hayan to-
mado parte en- las luchaS polltlcas,
de este pals mediante Ia adQuiSlc!on
de los primeroS papeles" como ciu-
d4danoS de los EStadoS UnidoS. debs-
ran quedar incluidos en- Ia ease quln-
t., que cS "a que corresponds 4 los
ciudadancS o subditoS e~NtranJeros.
Qpienes no cumplan con Ia diSpo-
sicion, caen en- grave responsible
dad, Siendo castigadoS con pena de
VI ano de priSion, la perdida dc algG-
nos dereclos 0 privilegioS. 0 bien pue-
den ser cOnSignadoS embellishments
al ,ejercito, pues Sc les considerara
como desertores.
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FL fin del sensacionaisiimo asunto de Grace Llusk

81 81 fue quien beso prilnero a ma;
que 81 una 10 forzo, que 81 una 10 ten
to, como reza Ia Biblia. iPo- qGe,
gran Dios, nos hiciste de barro?
Grace Lusk, despues de terminar,
dobl6 de nuevo La cabeza sobre Ell
hcn1bro de su padre, sollozando.
Al POGO ratio, salieron los Jrralos
de la sala de deliberaciones y trace
Lusk sufrio I'm sincope.
Sc hizo el s~ilencio en- el salon, Y Ell
juez. con voz fuerte, lego 81 docu-
mento, cuyo final dice a la letra:
Grace Lusk es culpable del del'to
en- segundo grade, cuya pena es tie
~catorce a veinticinco amos de p%rlsi"n'.
Grace Lusk. entonces, Sc levanto de
su a~siento, hecha una furia, y eXcia-
80:
''Vosotros sois unos injustos. Me
habeis enganado. ST, ME e~ngaEaste's,
Y enganasteis al pueblo y engahasteis
! la justicia".
Les policias, ~ordenados por eli iuez,
tcmarcn de Ia mano a la acusada pa
"a internarla en- una zelda; pero Ora
&c Lusk So %renus0, y no solo. s:no que
repitiando sus anteriores palabras, 2
bofete6 a los agentes. sin cesar te
gritar:
"iMe enganiasteis; me ~enganaist:s'
FL defensor protest6 y apeio de la
sentencia.
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PrGfundG %pesimismo.

mi vida,-dijo-ha terminate aqui
Fl pueblo de Waukesha esta Dendien-
te de 10 que los doce hombrcs del ia
RADIO van a hacer conmi%o. Nj vida
ha conclude. V 10 peor es que sin AGA
bar conmigo de una vez. iEa concIGj-
do, porQue una vida sin ~cora1jn. SIR
cspcIanzaS. sin ft, no es vida digla
de ser vivida por alguien en el mn
do. Pero me queda an c~onsueio: q
de haber dado una 'lecci0n Il mis- ene
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Sentsnciado i muerte.

Al salir de! jurado que s~entenc:1 a
muerte al #ingeniero Garcia Granados,
el lceac!ado Rivera G.. fue anrehen-
dido por oIden del Presidente del trl-
bunal revolucionario, Y llevado d jnra-
do para ser juzgado por semejantes
cargCs . los que Sc hicieron contra
Ell ex-Secretario De Gobernaclo1 de
los regimenes del licenciado Leon de
Ia Barra Y del general Huerta.
Y aquel tribuna! revolucioaario,
que no saba sino dictar sentenciHS
de muerte en- contra de todos los aCH-
sados que ante e comparecian, SEN
tenci6 al licenciado Rivera G., 4 sutlr
Ia pena capital
Esta pena le fue conmutada por ! a
de dose amos por e. jefe Pablo Con
zalez, entonces comandante en- sefe
de las fuerzas militares del Ulstr'eo
Federal. ante quien recurrio el hc@n-
ciado Rivera c., en- demanda de jas
ricia considerable IN atept2do "a sen
tenc.a del tribunal revoluclonarlo.
FL ~sentenciado no eStuvO tam?oco
conforme con Ia sentencia de Go2za-
lez y prosigui0 hacienda geStloneS pa
"a obtener su libertad.
III nu,-o regimen
Conyencido el licenciado Rivera e.,
de uue las gestiones y los e~sfuerzos
cue yenia hacienda ante las autorida-
ces del regimen preconstitucional no
tenizn eli exito de e deseaba, decI-
do esperar e establecimiento del re-
girnen llanlado Constitutional, para
reanudar SuS gestlOneS.
Habieudo proteStado ei enc We
MUSTANG Carrsaza como Presiden:e lie
Ia Republica, elev0 ante e e. Icea-
ciado Rivera q. su primer solic::ud dc
indu!to, exponieDdole con toda clarl-
dad 81 case. FL senior CarramZa e
cCntest0 que no estaba en- SuS man9s
eI conceder el indulto que Sc lie pedia
v que Jendria que esperar q que el
Ccngreso. que acababa de reunirse, a
probara una ley que iba q ser Ere&en-
tada.
Entonces Sc dirigio Ell liceHciado Ri
vera g.. a Ia Suprema Corte de JUsti-
cha; pero csc tribunal, tornado POI
"revolucionarios antes que mag!Stra-
dos. no resolvio NADIA favorable para
el acuSado.
Ash las cosas, el CongreSo discutio
IA ley de amniStia para los acuSad5s
de deitoS poIiticos, y el Hcencaido Ri
vera c., siempre desde 81 prisjon, e!e-
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(Viene de Ia Ia. Pag.)

~concepto, la acusada estaba inSana Y
cue era, en- csc e%ntonces, irresporsa-
bic de sus actos; tanto la defensa
como Grace Lusk, manifestation sGs
esperanzas en- un eXito que creyeron
SECURE.
"Irresponsable!,-clamo ell defensor
Clancy.-;Lo mismo que yO ne soste-
nido".
'.Irresponsable!,-grito ell padre sc
Grace Lusk-Lo mismo que 20 die.
Lo mismo que dijo el defensor. Lo
miSmo que dijimos todos. 10 qle
es c~ierto....
irresponsible! replica Grace Lusk
10 que yo argiiia, Pero no pCr lC-
cura, siHo por amor. irresponsible
por credula; Irresponsible, nor mo-
cente. irresponsible, por uasiontl,
por volcanica, por explosive.
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%jantes; mejor dicho, a la .nujer, que
tantas lecciones necesita en- esta MA
terra que labr6 mi perdic!6n. 0jala
que esas ovejillas, que empiezan a VI
viz, que salen apenaS del redil del no.
gar, ]encuentren una luz que las :lu-
mine el canine, de TODD este.
La mujer tiene propension a hacar
cosas malas. como Ia tiene ell hnm-
bre; pero 81 las mujeres las hacen. es
segurameAte pOr Ell hombre las To-
menta y protege; porque ell hombre
las da vigor y vida. Una, por Glenn
plo, tiene roce social con un homhre;
csc hon?bre lie simpatiza; una le SIM
patiza al homrbe; Y el hombre brota
> die cue ana, =, cue es-a LEGO, y
que no puede vivir sin nosotros. y no.
sotras Sc 10 cIeemos, y nos
no de e.. Y luego ~resulta cue el
hCmbre, que tanto jur0, que hablo de
sus malestares. que habl0 de Sis des-
vclcs, es casado. Y una, inocente, CO.
metz actos repudia1les. dignos de
lastima, mas que de excecraci6n. Y
todo para que? Para que el hombre
VIC ga a IN sitio como estos Y Ia Il
gravie a una, Y la maltrate. V la riGi-
culice, Y la ofenda, Y Ia deStro2e So
honor, va que no pudo destrngar:a
Ia vida. Oh. mujeres. mujeres! Cui-
dense de encontrar a un hombre como
Adam. Que 81 una bes0 primlero; que
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LIE ROBARON $3.50. 90 A JOSE
HERNANDEZ.
Fiene de Ia Ga. pag.

bia visto 10 bastante de ella para
permanecer por mas TEMPO aqui.
Los dos individaos de referencia
fueron conducidos a Ia Corte de
Jefferson Market, en- donde Ell Ma
gistrado Simpson les impuso una
fianZa de $1,000 a cada uno para
dejarlos en- lbertad, pero como no
pudieron otorgarla, hubieron de ser
enviados a II carcel para esperar
Su jurado.
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Fu6 puesto en- Iibertad Ell Lie. A. Rivera u

v6 IN escrito a Ia Camara exporter
dole su case y pidiendo q los indlyl-
duos Ia constituian que 10 aPoya-
ran Y dictaran un decreto que !e SIR
vjera para obtener So ansiada diher-
tad.
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Irresp0nsabilidad responsible.

"Protesto",-dijo el Els .al.-"Pro-
testo una Y mil wees. Grace Lusk no
es irresponsible. Grace Lusk es rrit-
pable de Ia falta cometida. G:acc
Lusk eStaba en- su perfecto pso dc ia
ION, cuando perpetr6 el delito. Sus
declaraciones, que revelan memcria
fresca Y asombrosa; 81 franqueZa,
que manifesto un espiritu d~espeiado
V prOnCo; suS argumentoS, que de-
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TEPEZALA. Ags.
TEPIC, Topic.
TEQU!LA, Jal.
T~INGAMBATO, Mich.
TLALPUJAHUA, Mich.
T~LALTENANGO, FAC.
TLAZAZALCA, Mich.
TOLUCA, Mex.
TORREON, Coah-
TULANCINGO, Hgo.
TUXPAN, Jal.
UNION DE TULA, Jal.
uRES. Son.
URlANGATO, GtO.
URUAPAM Mich.
VALPARAISO, FAC.
VALE DE SANTIAGO, Gto.
WALES, S. l..
VERACRUZ, Yer.
VILLA HIDALGO, Mich.
VILLA MORELOS, Mich.
VILLANUEVA, FAC.
YAHUALICA, Jal. .I'd'
YURECUARO, Mich.
YURIRIA, Gto.
ZAPOTLAN, Jal.
ZINAPECUARO, Mich.
ZINAPARO, Mich.
ZITACUARO, Mich.
ZACATLAN, Pueb.
ZACAPU, Mich.
ZACATECAS, FAC.
ZAMORA, Mich.
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MEXICO. D. +.
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MORELIA. Mich.
NOROLEON, Gto.
NUZQUiZ, Coah.
Mich.
NOCHISTLAN, FAC.
N0MBRE DE dos, Dgo.
NUMARAN. Mich.
IUAXACA, OAK.
IOCOTLAN. Jal.
IOJO CALIENTE. FAC.
IPACHUCA, Hgo.
Mich.
IPANINDICUARO, Mich.
l~PARACHO, Mich.
lPARRAL, Chin.
lPASO DE SOTOS, Jal.
I~PATZCUARO, Mich.
Mich.
PENANG. GtO.
IPIEDRAS NEGRAS, COah.
PINOS, FAC.
PUEBLA. Pueb.
PUEBLO NUEN0. Gto.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-04

muestran un cerebro cultivado Y cons
ciente: sus principles, que dan a co.
nocer una mentalidad robuste"ida por
ell estudio. Y toda ella, de pics 2 ca
beza, en- cuerpo Y alma, dicen a Ia So
ciedad que yo representa-: no, no soy
Irresponsible, no soy inCcenIe, NO.,
sino culpable = mil veces 2ulpab'e de
haber cortado esa vida, hecha parG q
hogan V la familia; culpab!e BE naber
e~ntorpecido Ia buena marcna de los g.
suntos' intimos de un m~atrimcnio, y
culr<ablc. sobre TODD. de ser el @Grmen
de IN vicio que hay que cortar de
rail-. de un .vicio que es Ia perjici6n
de Ia sociedad. del vicio de anlar, ce
amar locameHte, c~iegamente, sin linl-
ties nj cortapizas, 10 que me rsta We
Gado, 10 que no es MIC. 10 que !e Dar-
tenece a otro, por derecho saHto, q
Dios V del hombre''.
DespuGs de que ell Procuradoc ter
min6 su discurso, con el que conmov!6
urofundamente al publico, 81 Jue', en-
nombre de Ia Corte. eXpuso:
la i~usticia de los Estalos nidos,
Y la sociedad de Wisconsin, encuen-
tran infuadado el dictamen pe"iclal
del mGdico alienista".