davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-31

coming back things did not begin ,u
h"nh Tor IN" professionals until MarS'on
and Trav"rs had put the tenth and eIov-
"nth in their pn"k"is for a siX-hnl" lead
After that il would haV" required some
thing NOR" than golf for the pros to
stay" off defeat They got the twelfth.
hut their success ended here. and with
halves at the thirtcenth and fourte ecnth
Travers and Marstrn ended the match.
While MarSton was out in 80 and
home in 3S for a -. Travers finished
with the same total by going out in 10
and coming back in 81. Each Of the
pros" needed i3 to reach the turn.
While the round cost Low So strokes al
together Barnes managed TO get ~.
The best ball scores:
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Southern High Reaicn

Atlantic city. y. j.. May 3l.--The At.
lan'i" city High School defeated South
"In High School in tn" ninth inning here
yesterday. To :. The shore batters
put over three runs by Sensat ional
rally in tn" final stanza. McElroy took
III" hrn"rs when he smashed n scorching'
tWO-haggor over the loft feldcr's head
with tn" bases fun. bringing all three
runners home
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Tonight brings together some of the hes,
nm n,inSs"rs OF this vicinity and high scoring
a. bound TO caus" u turmoil nrronc those
now holding ton places in tho sVgles tour
n"N. 'hhri" Trucks. who smashed the pins
I" break his own record while Art Eli
or Is ais" determined to hang up some
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Big Eay for Hammill

There Is a lot of class down at Wood
bury just now. and Bill Hammll ought
to be proud Of the fact that he. won
two events there yesterday. 1t was a
partnership affair and he was fortunate
on both occasions in picking excellent
assistants. In mixed foursome, ne
and Mrs. NJ B. Gardner won with
net score of "a. just beating out Nor
man II. Maxwell and Mrs. George G,
Green, Jr., by single point. In the after
noon he and $, r. Comfy, one of the
coming youngsters there. won another
foursome by a single stroke, and this
Green. Jr. -
Out q Lanslpvns they haA one
~ J! e tow Z. esaeet IN ~ pleysFs epaai,
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Harry Klcbes Defeated

In the other events on the initial pro-
gram Billy Armstrong defeated Harry
Elebes in a two-mile professional motor
cycle race. Speedy Nanderherry also
started in this contest. but was forced
to retire from the bowl on. the hrst lal
when his rear tire was punctured. Iht
five-mile bicycle race for amateur riders
was won by Maurice Price. win Jake
smith second and Tressler third. Sew
eral of the riders became tangled near
the end of the race and several nasty
spills were registered.
Jack Roden wants every one to know
that the new management has decided
that hereafter, even though the weather
conditions are anything but perfect the
races vii! be run off as long as the track
Is dry.
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Th" high individual scoring was made
by W Fry. Of IN" Davis squad. with
SO; second place was awarded TO
tsIcl". Of TN" Florist team. with $50, A.
Weiss taking third with 100 The
a"tb"S added another first place when
they won IN" team rriH" for high scoring
with total Of l52o. Nictors taking SOC
"nd with $50 The highest individual
scoring for sinCl" game was won by
W. hnnl"N. of tn" Activ" quintet, with
lEn average.
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"than' Richter ind Killer Will cndca vor
im take inc top rung from M"Mahon in
class II. Richter in mis- recent tournnv
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Little" Billy Knox will also hc , keen
contender for first plac" in Class 4 anr
those fortunate enough to he on hand will
So" som" fancy bowling by this expert at III,
t.npinS, - ~
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After pitching Beileview to victory over
Kane in the morning stsnton went back n
and was kIocked out inxA Ahe second inning,
Ksne putting over End bh runs to. win,
I s.;'i;::: W: ssiis 3, i'llis';s s:liys':;.
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ACFIVES WIN
PRIZE MONEY
Singles in Tourney Re-
sumo Rolling
Tonight
RECORDS DUE TO FALL

TN" keystone Section r howlors of
IN" second seasons rolling brought to Il
'i"s" last night their championship
series for nriZ" money and the Active
Sr'I"d r"mped home with the bacon when
'h"N tossed tho naples for "A total Of
"a pins Rangers finished second with
-''"' Il Davis. third with 2i0a Flor
ISIS fourth. "3i3. and tho Maynowers
w"r" "ont"ntcd with tn" bottom of the
ladder
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Tender Outwcichcd

Tender Oulwcighcd
Tender faced tough foe in r"Norni.
The cleveland hoy Was at least ton
pounds heavier. and used his weight I"
advantage in tn" clinchcs. Several times
Referee Iiiuk"l had to warn him to lay
off. especially IN the later rounds, when
h" was in distress.
pokorni WAS haiIlod by I.ow's attack.
and also found il difficult to ncN"tratC
his defense. Tender easily avoided his
wild swings and brought the crowd to
its feet ON several o",Hs'"ue with his
clever fnotwork. lie kept his right hand
constantly in rol>rrnIs face. and his
left always found It's mark.
Tender won eight rounds. ono was
even and r"korni took one THAT Vas
th" official box sror" Of tn" combat.
Th" 'I"velanhcr loukrd dangerous in
tn" first. and had Lew ON tn" defensive
throughout. He used his left jah rf-
f""tir"!v, and his swi$hiug righ' landed
couple of times ON tn" head and body.
T"ndl"r did not Try to fight back. hut
studied tn" srHi" Of his ulpnu"nt. /,
WAS rnkorn'S round.
Lew started out in the second. how
ever ana soon had Ninrcnt'S mouth
and nos" bleeding. His tantalizing right
shook HIM from head to foot, and the
hard l"fts t" tn" jaw and body had him
in bad shape.
In the hiih round r">nru WAS in
distress after stopping bunch Of up
n"r"u1S and VAS hanging ON At tho bell
Tn" sixth was u repetition of tn" mfr
but in tho seventh Vincent went out
I" finish tn" bout. if possible. His
strength was failing. and his only chaur"
10, I,,.,l
wary and kept away. II" did som" clever
niighting, however, and at tn" bell the
round was even.
In In" eighth p"korn almost wn; out.
hut 'r"ndl"r could not land tn" deciding
waIlop. Th" local lad was stnggcring
around tn" ring. rlinching at every pp-
p"WunitN. and pHtriug his fun weight
on Lew. until Referee iiinkcl warned him
to cut it out.
In the ninth round tn" hctt.nC was
even ON knockout. hut r"k"rni was
too tough to flop under tho fusillad" Of
blows. Tender mad" Il big hit with til"
crowd. and probably will box her" on
July I against Matt Brock.
Two other I.aSt"rncrs w,ro victorious
during the evening. .In" Lynch. Of N"w
York. easily ourp"inf,d Eiily b,v"r". and
Benny Nalgcr handed Nlvio Miller Il
sever" laring. Th" NalgCr-Mllcr bout
was quit" sensational. In the second
round Miller dropped NalC"r with u
right to tn" jaw. hu, tn" Frcnrhma II
cam" tp smiling and proceeded I" kr"cIl
he tar out Of his foe. In tn" ninth round
he dropped AlVic for III" count of min"
and had hla in bad snap" at the
finish
The rokorni bout by rounds
follows:
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Pnkorn drove left and right to tn
face. coming out Of "lIuch. Vino" con.
nrCt.i with another onc-twn "Omhi nat ion
Tender swung a left to tho wind and then Ia
the head. n" followed with two Iefts to the
face and then a right. Vince put left to thu
wind and got right to the face. Tend or
iahbcd with loft to face and took n hard
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Manager Moss will h" compelled to ru
off II series Of The singles on the aIleys
saturday evening because of yesterday's hnI
iday. as he wishes to bring tho last leg
pI the fourth annual tournament to a closs
next Tuesday evening. The sChaduI. ,vi,I
be announced tomorrow in the EvENiNG
l.EW;ER.
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Round Three

Pokorni jahh"d loft to the e>" and got
y stiff left TO tho nose in return. They
staged lively miX-up in a clinCh Teudlcr
iarrrd Pokorni with a left and right and. r",
pcated Tender drov" hoth mitts 10 tho
face Pokorn, in close, swung two rights to
the body. In a clinrh Vino" sent T"ndlCr's
head hack with right upperCut. T"udi"r
ca me back with a loft urpcr"ut. They slugg"d
in tho center of tn" ring. with honors oven.
Tender shot - left to tn" face. Tender :
round by shade,
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ku'ztown, 10; Reading A. C..
kutZtOwn. Pa. May 81 -kutztown A A.
nnt"lass"d READING 4 e. here vest .rd.y
winning one sided game by 10 TO
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SteeIfOn Has .Swif 4ggrrgntiOn


s quite an a.cresar,n
~
York State
a player ,
i
Cleveland
National League
6aai League player.
tebanons of
York
a YorkS
Brooklyn Nationals ed
a
pitcher
Buckles a good
in
6parrows Smith
infeder altmore Lefty"
Philadelphia Baltimore
Dick Rudolph VIII Help Out Braves
Dick Rudolph odout.
that
folks will be improved about 25 This
n afh position, and
Natiorais will
~ ether club that happens be
51Ho11 but aHtts since
fsaf y sheyd win lot games
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TcndI"r iahh"d rnkorIi's "yo with - Light
right. In 81 "lin"h F"k"rni jahh"" Tcndt"r
with an upp"rcu Tender pvt u ,iGNt To IN"
Jaw and TOOK Z, right to- tn" hudy IN rN-
tIrn. In clin"h they susscd. with hur"r5
even. Tender hooked u right to IN" face.
Vince urrcrru',"d with rIghr - tn" face.
Tender swuu. +" tn" wind Tender rut -
right to the body aid left to the face. In y
close. they .Arhanged punches. Tender 5
round nv "A slight shade
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Round One

Tender felt rorkOni out. keeping away and
l"tiiu" tn" tl"v"lHud"r do tn" i"a,ilu-. Tn'N
clin"hed. Tender put = short l"f, 10 th'
face. They ,rtd"d body blows at clos" quar-
t.rs They wr,stI"d around tn" riu@ rokorui
placed hard right ia TIA" body AMI fuluwrG
with ri2ht upp"rCut y tam" TUun h
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-18
TREINTA BOMBEROS LESIONA-
DOS EN- UN INCENDIO

NUEVA YORK, Mayo 15.-En un
gran incendio que estall6 aver en- vi
almac6n de la Merchants Refrlge-
rating Company, situado sobre la
margen del Hudson, treinta bombe-
ros resultaron con lesiones mas O me-
nos serias. habiendo muerto ademas
IN individuo.
FL edificio, como de diez mil me-
tros c~uadrados, almacenaba una vas
ia cantidad de where's Y material de
de guerra pertenecientes al gobierno
y que esperaban n oportunidad pa
"a ser embarcados. Hacia solamen-
tie -e;nte dias que Ia administration
Sc habia incautado Ell almacen de re-
fcrencia.
Sc calcula que los dahos materia-
!c; ascierden a medic million de pesos
y Sc cree que Ia explosion de un CT
lindro de Ia maquina condensadora
de gases amoniacales fue Ia causa del
siniestro.
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DEL
BATTALION DE LA
MUERTE

UN PUERTO DEL PACIFICo,
Mavo 15.-Ayer arribo 2 este puerto
Madame LeonIna Dutchkareva, or
e~anizadora del famoso battalion fe-
menino conocido con ell nombre de
Battalion de la Muerte". Segun Sc
ha sabido, Madame B~utchakareva Sc
propone If a Francia a combatir en-
los campos de batalla.
La intrepida jefa del Battalion de
Ia Muerte dice que desde que salio>
de Moscow disfrazada de campesina,
fue siempre objeto de vigilancia por
parte de los agentes maximailstas,
que %pretendian llevar a cabo las ms
trucciones recibidas, que eran las de
causarle Ia muerte donde quiera que
la hallaran.
En- IN puerto del extreme o~ricnte,
Madame Butchakareva tuvo que bus
car refugio en- un barco britanico de
guerra.
"Forme cl battalion de la Muertc,
dijo a IN pcriodista que la entrevisto,
para vcngar la mucrte de mi csposo Y
combatir al prusiano que invadia mi
pals. Voy ahora a Francia, dsnde
luchare con Ell primer contingente
que me sdmita y espero %encontrar
Ia muerte EN- ell campo de 5atalla".
Ell regimen maximalista, segun de-
clar0 la entrevistada, mino al bata-
Hon c hizo que la discipline de las
alistadas Sc trocara por la ~insu5ordi-
naci6n mas completa, al grade de ha-
Ger que Gstas lie dieran una paliza al
jcfe, que le obligo a estar en- CANA
por algIn tempo.
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Cuando necesite I1Dros en- eSpahol,
dirijase 4 1gnacia E. Lozano. lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antanio. Texas.

-Entiendo que ell Prcsideate ha
~presentado Tin proyecto al COnRrcso
rcspccto al asunto &c que me hab!a,
V sera cl Congreso el que resuclva So
bre tan importante question. Por 10
demas, los expatriados pueden %volver,
exceDto ~aquellos que tengan delltos
del orden comhn; para 10 cual bas-
lara que So diriian a la Secretaria de
Condemnation. Muchos han vuclto va
V Sc que muchos tambicn. est;n vol
vicndo.....
-Pero no es esta Ia question I'M
p~ortante; Sc trata de que vuelvan,
eli conjunto, los m~illares de eXpatrla-
dos. NO opina listed que seria con:
v%eniente SUI regrcso Immediate a n
ReHGbiica?
Z! g~obcrnador no respondio. Y en-
esss precisos INSTANCES, el d;putado
Sanchez, que Sc habia comprometido
rcrresarnos 4 territcrio americana
q tlcNtpp nc Loi!idL - .iS"' .. avn
co violentamente q donde estabamos,
d:cicndonos:
Solo disponcmos "a de ounce
minutes: tempo l;mitado rs este pa
III cruZar ell puentc y llegar a Ia es-
tac;6n de Eagle Pass.
Y Ia e~ntrevista quedo interrum-
pida. Nos ~despedinhos del seHcr Es-
pinosa Mireles; cruZamos por entire
varios generates. V otros jefes, baja-
mes ranidamente la escalera del Pa
!acio Municipal; nos vimos precisados
. cru"ar pCr entire los n;ncs que des-
filaban frente a Ia plaza, V en- IN CO.
eli" a~hanioramos PieaTas Ncgras, Ia
ciudad ccahuilense que por primera
vez Y en- tales circunstancias, habia-
mos visitado....
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No solo no puedo visarle Ia tar
jcta para que pueda cruzar ei RIO
Bravo, sine que he dc deci.ie cue no
dcbio listed haber pisaGo territorio
mexicano.
-;Por que? inquirimos, "a lago
aIarmadoS. mas aparentando TN gran
dominic sobre nosotros miSr!Os.
-Porane tengo 6rdeneS del Minis
tro de Gobernaci6n de no permitIr nj
siquiera la eatrada dc su periodlco al
pals. Y mucho G?eHos ia de alguno
de los red2ctores. listed csta aqui,
pues, contra los disposiciones de Co.
Dornaci6n, Y he de dar cuenta de clio
V esperar las instrucciones Cue Sc me
remitan, para proceder contorrie a
elias.
y :desde cuando csta listed re-
fugiado en- los EstadcS Unidos?
BESIDE 4 fines de mil noVec!entos
catorce o principles de mil no"ccieI-
tos ounce; no recorGamos en- eStos
m~CmentoS....
listed debe ser, o fu6, mejor di-
enc, convencionista.
Ave Maria PurIsima! FL jefe del
servicio de immigration de Ia cIudad
de Piedras Negras nos hab:a hccho,
en- un momento, convencionistaS; eS
decir. viilistas, o gonzaieZgarclstas,
o gutierristaS, que es peor au2.
-PUes no senor-repl!camoS, va
con cierta encTGia. NJ cCnVenc!o-
nistas nj cosa parccida = CSC. ia
mas henlos sido revolTc!oEario5 ii
10 Gucremos scr. porque los revolu-
Ell case de listed tengo que con-
sultarlo-dijo Observation-Disclosures
con Ia Secretaria dc C~obcrnaclon; re-
pito que listed no puedc estar aqul
a menos de que poseG algun pcrnlso
L orden dc ID dicha Secretaria. GL.o
posee?
No: he vea!uo aqul mvltado por
Ell comit6 de f~estejos; undo a !& CO.
mitiva del Gobrrnador de Texas: con
Ia authorization del gobcrn&dor Mir2-
les. con quien va he hah!&Ao, Y DoT
Gitimo, tTaido, V muy CortCSmcnt@ ror
cieeto. per Ia comisi6n Tornado per
los ScNorcs SANCHEZ, ITeTino Y t:c@ic-
res.
FL incidcnte no lego = mayorc*:
fuimoS i yer 4 los micmbros de Il
referida comiSian p~on!Gndo.os =! la
20 de 10 que o@u-ria y de los tcmo-
res que abrigabamos de ser de.cni-
dos.
-Picrda cuidado. dijo cl dinut2lo
Sanchez; le hemos inyitadJ. lc hcmcS
ofrccido cue scra uucsjTo hucSrcG Y
le asaZuramoS Cue On NADIA scra mo-
lcstado. Este mcjdcntc S2rl arrr@Li-
do ror nGsotvoS de ma mancr& So
tisfactoria cnrcTaRCntc.
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FL regrcs0 a Eagle Pass

y 10 Sc nos MODESTO mas. II bar
1uct2 habia tcrmi7ado; los invilad'S
a5andonab.n eI salon de! Casino par"
rcgrcsa~ Il tcrritorio americana y dc
nueyo acompanados d" L. sonora De
Bona. de sus bcllas hijas y GcI "a
iante Official Wag%onen. ~eGlprcndlmo'
Ia marcia a travcs de las GALES C.
II al puente : eli las cuales SO !e-
ventabar los ARGOS triuniale5. ~ N"-
sar Dor un cuartci vimos, e. fila, pre-
scntando armas. I M pcGu"'io %rEi @
de soldados, con in unlicrre 2>ui J
con vieios sombrcros hu!chole en-
unas trazas que no Puco m2nos &c
ausarro pcra Y .;s;:mG.
Los cadetes del Atenea. mIcA&"h"'
incansab!cs Y di5c,pliradoS. cstHoaA
teadidos "A 10 largo del pucGte lntec-
n~acional. prcsentando arM:a$. y Is
banGas tocabau pleas maic.a'"s Gds
hub;crar ~Dcovocado -I;1slasM0 en- IN
pueblo g inScns;D!e que ~;:"i.;"i @ne
SC agolpaba en- las aCcr&S, o HI2 Tei@
el desfilc sin q mcror intc-cS : on.
no partIc;p2ha. quicn sane Tor Gv'
csus.s, dc aqUcl:os fcs.cjGs. Qa':a@
porGue no cs.aDan m1y en c~onSoHh2-
cia con 81 situaci5n, tsnlor&5!c, On eA
trcElO-...
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OBRAS DE EMILIO SALGARi
CA S1.20 cada una.)

Los Mi>tcrinS Ge Ia India.
Los PirataS Dc Ia MALAYSIA.
la ConqUiS'a de IN lmpeTiO.
Ia NengauZa de Sdndokdn.
la RecunQuISta de M~ompracem.
Fl Rcv el Are.
la Destruction de Carriage.
En- las MCntalaS de Africa
Fl TCSOr0 Dc Ia Montana Azul.
FL :!liO del CcrSdrl0 ROio.
Los UltlmO> FilibuSjeroS.
Los PirstaS de las Bermlldas.
Fl EXieVminio de una rribu.
Las AgullaS de Ia ESlepa.
La EStrella de Ia ArsuCania.
En- ell Mar de las rcrlaS.
Los ESlragOS de Ia China.
La Montana de GRO.
Las Mar3yillaS de- ailo 300.
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OERAS DE
OBRAS DE HUGO CONWAY
OBRAS DITERSAS

hi I1Iftt tf -llEEt. .Ntsfls- I'll = NO-
mos. pnr rUnSoE du T"rrat-.....--.Si.4O
ARE de Echar las CarlaS I'or medic
lie 10 BdTJIa F>pIlUld ............. JOc-
CGdlgu del NWuT ................... SIC.
IIcrIunarIu del Amor Obra dncnlSijua Doc.
Ion JaaN Truuriu. drama ........... SOC.
FL Alma de ,.a>4. .iulA de IL mulcr uu-
raGa IN nlIcr;a de cuClRa. mpdaS,
,%,. In lnuo rmpa<lidn en- tela ...Sl.G
FL Cal-IlIdur del Nl-udOn. Utl para
-emnr5InrrS. p,LcadurrS y irarlCanIcS
de alyotson 6Gc.
FL Ilhru IL. li> inaureS ............ 60c.
Es;iip GENERAL IL. CarlaS ........... Csc.
~ -.r,,,,r, r,,r, a.. a., prar,1cas
49, I,,1,,,-r,n = s,raS-
az "'"-.i''-t,'' -,
uOh. @..I'et - a!."S%,'.rn'o ~
dr '"ItL''hG : meas ~ '''St'o, 80
eI - a"d41eEe ID 'u''|'' l." ''''''ua"; -,
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ue '"Sind' I'iyS,tt.! ) ptS'''Tt q .,
e!e!F ~ "> ai''L."I"S, - - n.y.
ue CMC-i1 "ldS DUai.av.o' ~" '' :, n
E hey Ge los cocrnrr">. Novt>imo arle
ut 'nl!ud' tAStclei'"' 'tr">"''a : -.
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uLa".AL&> wv
!CtS'S i"v'tHIc> We su,''"HN- Eu''S
cion de !uesoS diNer'!doS J ldI'Ihdh-
las W.
Los SueNOS EApllcadoS por el Nastco de
ASlrakan- tome LEILA, con lahlnaS;: IOc.
La IriDuna fOputaF. AuutLJS de ais
curSoS para fieStaS >"cla!e>. paiFiot-
cas- ' IAn!lIaFc>' h'iilAoS' D'"sEdIlaS'
exc: v'C'
La MSdltila CaSeFd. t'dIdilttHVu> >yu-
cHhoS para 'oG4 case US ci''''"'ud-
des ; d'Glltntc> ..-;.' ~
Las tll : INA -|.'.'t>- "a 'us",a'' 90,
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NovELAS. A so

Arte de- BuSCar Martdo
CalvarIO &c Amor.
Fl N0vlU prcStadO
Il Purgaicrio q. las ooitetAS
Il Paraisu dc Ia> ~muJereS.
Il tidda de los Mares
e NitO de RulSelores.
e Collar de E~SInerdldaS
FL ii de las NihaS
Fl Alma eli Tin BeSo.
La Eia de las Flores
La Hell en- los LabioS
Id Nina de los JaImlnes
La Viuds Allegro
la COrte del Amor
La rrinCeSa del Dollar
La Hua de Venus
Las EvaS ModernaS
Las ObrerdS del Amor.
Las HuaS del Champagne
Marina o Ia HUa de las uldS
MaldltaS = q las Mujere>
NaltiioS { los HOmbTeS
MaldttoS scar las SuesraS.
Maldlt0 sea ei Amor
Malti,OS sean los CelOs
PasioaariaS de Amor
Porque Sc CaSan los Hombre5
PorJue Sc CaSan las MujereS.
Porque Pecan las Mujerse
POrQue Mucmuraa las VieiaS
Por Sesuir a una Muler
Su NaieStad 81 Amor
Viva mi Novia!
Maria, pOr Jorge ISaacS
e Hiio Maldito
81 Nanuscrito de mi .Madre.
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LA historic Sc reptile

Resulta interesante glosar las pa
labras del gobernador Hobby, por 10
II en- Su aspecto mas preemi-
nente:
La Historic Sc rcpite-dijo el go
bernador. Hubo IN tempo en- que
Texas form6 parte de Coahuila. Yo,
en- muchas, ocaSioneS, me hahia pre-
guntado, por que el EStado de Te-
MAS era de todos los de la Union An?c
ricana Ell mas intcreSaHte para eSta
region donde ahora nos encontra-
mos. Mas va encontre Ia aus Y
eStaS demostracioneS de Simpatia V
de carino que observe han vcnido 4
ccnfirmarla. La causa de este afec-
to estriba en- que Texas V CoahuilI
son hermanos. Hoy miSmo, estan de
mostranGo los ccahuilenSes Y los te-
XanoS aqui reuniGos que los unc un
solo afecto. Una reunion como cSta.
tan franca. tan sincera, tan LENA De
positive Y eXpontaneO entuSlaSmo,
solo pucde proporcionarla una amis-
tad bien cntcndida. 70 opinO cue Csa
amistad debe ser fCmentada ' sos
tenida, porQue los v~ecinos dc5cn vi
viz en- paz. Y ia mcjo- mancra de
vivir en- paZ. eS que los vecinos s.
traten 10 mcjor possible Y con Ia ma
yor sinceridad que puedar abrilar l7s
corazones.H
FL entusiasmo Sc deSbord0 a ia
bora de la champana Y Sc cscucha-
ron muchos vivas a Texas ' a Goa.
hula. asi como a Hobby Y q Mirc-
les. Mas en- medic de aquel cntuSiaS-
mo que reinaba en- el ambientc Off
cial, no hubo quien Sc acordara de
don Venustiano Carranza, o por 10
menos, no hubo quien Sc dcridiera 4
~lanzarlc un viva. Aquel cntuSiasro
Y aquclls demostraciones de simp&-
tia. no reflejaban sino cl sentimion-
to local de los Representative Dc ia
sociedad y del pueblo de Eagle Pass
Y de los funclonarios de Piedcas Ne
graS.