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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03
European War News

Uruguay and Argentina are expect
ed to declare val against Germany at
an early date, according to Berlin re-
ports forwarded 10 London by the Elk
change Telegraph's correspondent at
Amsterdam. The German newspapers
have been notified to prepare the pub
lie for this development, he adds.
News of the torpedoing in Spanish
territorial waters of the French steam
err Provence was contained in diplo-
matte dispatches to Washington from
France. The Spanish press, the dis
patch said, is incensed over the Incl
dent.
Great Britain has no reserve army
to send to France; the 100000 men
enrolled by the empire since the be-
ginning of the war have fought and
died on 81 fronts, and when it is said
that she has her back against the wall
1t means that" These statements by
Lieut.. Col. f. Fraser Hunter, D. S. o.,
British provost marshal in the United
States, startled members of the Uni
versity of Toronto club at New York.
. .
Eleven German airplanes were
brought down Sunday and six were
driven down out of control, says a dis
patch from London. An observation
balloon was destroyed and anti-air-
craft fire accounted for two other hos
tile planes. Five British machines are
missing.
British casualties reported at Lon"
don during the week that ended Sat
urday totaled 12,36S. divided as fol-
lows: Killed or died of wounds, OFF,
GERS, 575; men, 1859. Wounded or
missing, officers, 2,173; men, 1881.
British and German light forces
FLASHED in the waters east of Heligo-
land, the British admiralty announced
at London. After an exchange of a
few shots the German warships took
refuge behind their mine field.
Maj. Gen. Frederick Maurice, chief
director of military operations at the
London war office, has been promoted
to duties In the field. he will be as
signed to work in relation to American
and French armies.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03
Maxine Good.

81 hear that Cholly is boasting tina
he saved a mans life at a seaside re.
sort this summer"
$50 he did. He saved his own by
not going in swimming"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03
aps

She-I see the Russian MOslems
have declared for the abolition of
polygamy.
He-Oh, well, you can expect every
body to be gallant in var time.-Judge.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03
Foreign

Ireland's voorhees, day, decided upon
by the labor bodies as a protest
against against CONSUMPTION, proceed
ed according to the leaders plans.
The stoppage of work in Dublin was
virtually complete. There was no dis
order.
Chancellor of the Exchequer Bonar
Law, introducing the budget In the
house of commons In London, an
nounced that in the last year Great
Britain had advanced S2,525, 000, 900 to
its allies and that the United States had
advanced $4,7 100000 to the entente
nations. The chancellor estimated the
expenditures in the coming year at
$14, 60,9S0,000. He declared that Ger
many was facing bankruptcy.
The London Evening Standard says
Germany is demanding facilities for
the passage of men and munitions
across Holland to the western front,
This Is practically the same demand
that was made on Belgium at the be
ginning of the war, and. of course,
cannot be complied with without the
gravest breach of neutrality.
A telegram received at Amsterdam
from Berlin says that S3,637, 500,00(
has been subscribed to Germany:
eighth war loan, with many small
amounts still to be recorded.
The conference of Irish Nationalist
Sim Feiners, O'Brienites and labor
ties held in Dublin under the chair
manship of the lord mayor, unani
mously passed a resolution declaring
their determination to resist conscrip
ton.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03
New Mineral Wool.

A pure white mineral wool is being
manufactured at Y~arraville, q suburb
Of Melbourne, from basalt rock or
"blue stone"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03
Where Mother-in-Law Is Boss.

The Chinese mother-in-law is arbi-
trary and autocratic and is absolute
ruler over the ONE of her house
hold.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03
Had His Nerve

Man Cat the phone, to man at the
other end of the wire)-"How dare you
talk to me like that! You're not my
! wife I"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03
Nanninn the Cherry.

The cherry gets its name from Cera.
sos, an old Greek town on the Blac'
sea, whence came the first garden chez
ries known to Europe.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03
How Men Deceive Themselves.

"Many a man." said Uncle Eben,
fools hisse'f into de idea dat he's
tired every time he gifts a notion he'd
Elge to go fshin'."
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03
Optimistic Thought

Reserve often accomplishes nero
than buster.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

About sixty clubs, hotels and res
t%nurants In Chicago are now on a
wheatless program. according to a tele-
gram received by the United States
food administration.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

Ram Chandra, Hindu pacihst and
revolutionist, was shot dead at San
Francisco in the United States dis
trict court. where he was on trial, by
Ram Singh, a former employee and
fellow defendant. While Singh still
pulled the trigger Of his automatic he
was shot dead in turn by United
States Marshal James Il. Holohan.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

Approximately $4,000 club members
in New York have approved the action
Of their governing boards in ruling
that after next Thursday no wheat
foods shall be served in their clubs
until the arrival Of the new crops.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

Frederick c. Miller, the German
mayor Of Michigan City. Ind, was ar
rested and locked up as an enemy
alien when he went to Washington to
discuss with federal officials the pros
poets for completing his naturallza-
ton.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

]. o. Bentall, Socialist candidate for
governor Of Minnesota. and James A.
Peterson, candidate for the Republican
nomination as United States senator,
both of Minneapolis, Mimi. were SEN
fenced to serve five and four years re-
spectively in the federal prison at
Fort Leavenworth, Kan, for violation
OF the espionage law.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

Wisconsin made n mad dash over
the top Monday with a 10 per cent
oversubscription to the third Liberty
loan. according 10 unofficial figures re-
ported by W. L. Ross, director of sales
for the state. The Badger states al
lotment was S45, 1000 900. Monday
nights report credits her with more
than 100000
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

An indictment charging Rose Pas
tor Stokes, Socialist and wife of a New
York millionaire. with violation Of the
federal espionage law was returned at
Kansas City. Mo, by the federal grand
Jury.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

Director General McAdoo sent a
message TO all the employees Of the
railroad administration, giving them
practical assurance that they would
receive a substantial increase in wages
about May 8, Immediately after his re-
turn on the completion of the Liberty
loan drive.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

Five hundred houses in the south
western section Of Philadelphia have
been Communicated by the Emergency
Fleet corporation to be used as homes
for the Hog Island shipyard work
men.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

War on Turkey and Bulgaria was
discussed in the senate with several
senators announcing their willingness
to vote for such a declaration. No ac-
ton was taken.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

Indictments were returned at Kan
sas City. No. by the grand jury
against Carl Gleoser and Jacob Froh-
werk. former owner and editor respec-
lively Of the Missouri Staats Zeitung,
n German-language newspaper. The In
dictments cover sections of the espiOn-
age act.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03
Times Chances,

"These times certainly do bring IN
great changes. Yesterday when I
went to see old Crouch, he was show
cling in his dinner"
"Well, what happened?"
"When l passed this morning he wa
shoveling off his snow"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

Nearly 600 boxes of athletic goods
have already been distributed to troops
in the United States and Europe by
the commission on training camp ac-
tlvities, which expects to equip every
company going to France with athle-
tic goods.
Each box contains one dozen base
balls, four baseball bats, catcher's chest
protector, mask, and mitt, baseman's
glove, six playground balls and two
bats, four soccer balls, two footballs,
two volley balls, ten sets of boxing
gloves, medicine ball, basket ball, and
rule books.
III order to meet the demand for In
creased production of foodstuffs, IN
structions have been issued in Canada
permitting the free admission of teams,
vehicles, implements, and other outfits
which have been in use for farming
purposes, conditional on their re-eX-
p~ortation prior to December 81, 1918.
In Norway, where no gasoline has
been obtainable for many months and
automobiles have practically ceased
running, experiments are being made
- operate motor cars with acetylene
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

The uniform wage scale now In eff
feet in Atlantic coast and gulf ship
yards. was made effective for Great
Lakes yards, retroactive to April L.
The decision prescribes eight hours as
the working day.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

Two thousand druggists in eight
states bordering on the Great Lakes
have opened in their stores recruiting
stations for the merchant marine, I'M
der the auspices of the United States
shipping board. The druggists have
volunteered for the sea service and will
work for 81 a year each.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

The latest bread allowances in
France, placing the ration at about
two-thirds of that heretofore main
tanned, limit maximum consumption,
per day, as follows:
Children less than three years old.
31a ounces.
Children from three to thirteen years
old, seven ounces.
Persons from thirteen to sixty years
old 10h ounces (hard workers in this
age class may receive 31a nee
more.)
Persons over sixty, seven ounces.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-03

Representative Kahn of California, ,
member of the house military affairs
committee, reiterated his conviction
that America must put 100000 mel
on the battle front If Germany is to be
defeated.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
I orman varias Gas.
de Guard!as locales
en- Santa Fe, N. Mex.

Po- Cnrrco. pare LA PRENSA."
SANTA FE. NUEVO MEXICO. IS de tu-
boa organization Immediate de companias
adicionales de Guardias Locales. despuas de
L. crcaci5n dc n Conpania A. de Las Vegas.
QUO Sc fo--ao hacc alguncs diss. cs el plan del
Ayrdansc General James Baca. y serar forma-
c2s on Las Cruces. Portalcs. Silver City ,
Albuquerque.
Santa F6. In capital. tendra In Septima Com
paH:a. pcro aun no SO ma detc-r1inado en- dom
dc scra tornado In com3ania octava.
En- Ia prirera o-den general ezpedida por
c! General Bacn. Sc anotan los siguientes
pun;os:
= El Gobcrnador del Estado es el Conendsne
General ~ex-oficio.
Las companies tcndr:n sus oficiaies conf
sionados y no-conisionados 10 mismo que Sc
-~equierc de Ia Euardia anciona!. y ell nismo
sistema de organization So seguira en- GUAM
to Il los batai!orcS y resimientos.
Ca!2 ccn,pahta debera constar dc veinticin-
co ho=lbrcs.
Los hombres dcberian tener mas de tre:n:a
: IN amos = n'caos Dc soscn:a. &c mane.a que
cs:&n Fcr cn.i-ra de los requisites del ejercito
nacional por sorteo.
rs L mira del Sohicrno haccr cue los guar
dias locales scraa mas hic7 ;etcs d. las va
riaS ciuGades. los cue cstaran capscitsdos po-
ST actlaci6n y experienced. para las -eteri-
do fuacioncs de iefes. en- casos de emer-
Ecncia.
Adcaas. todos los lac forman las referidas
companies. haH dc ser dc una cordacta in
;achCbic. ; mas bien e~scoGidos que admia-
dos, pUcs los iefes o-ganizadores de los CRU
pos sc fiiaran s6lameate en- homb-es de an
tecedeateS paros y de ~costumbres comple.a-
mcH;c ed;ficauues.
L2s aptitudcs. dc acucrdc con este reaui-
si,o. &c cada uao de los in,esrantes de talee
conraEias, seran senaIadas por los risnos
vccinos de les luEarcs en- donde residan los
aspirantes 4 Guardias locales. para que los
directories dc IA organization no pucdan ser
cnganados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
Ell ~GOBERNADOR DE
PUEBLA PERSIGUE
A LOS UNEONISTAS
D;ctard aedidas eTas
cont,o los que iraten
aSnnto, cgrarlos
CABRERA Sc ENFRENTA
A~LTIYAMENTE CON
SANCHEZ POHTON

PEI Cor-co. pGra IA PPENSA."
PUEBLA. IS d julio.-El iohernador del
Estado Gallo con su firma una cirec'ar Girl
Sida = los que -rabajn7 por la union dc los
agricultores del Estado. Y en- c! rcierido docu-
mento Sc advierts a estos CUE las autoridades
persccuiran 4 los que trabajen por r~estarle
clementos al Gobierno. y entire tales individuos
Sc c~alifica 4 los propagandistas de la refe-
rida union.
Con este motive. n comisi1n nonbrada por
Ia Union de Pucblos Agricultores del Estado
de Puebla. en- session verificada aver acord6
ehtrevis,a- al Gobcrnador Cabrera para SUI
plicarle declaraba por que concento Sc tilda
de enenigos de su gobierno 4 los propaEan-
distas de Ia union de los elcmeatos agriculto-
res del Estado.
FL doctor Cabrera manifesto que 81 habia
firmado In circular refcridn = cue a--=;taa-
mcntc dirigiria otra 4 las &uto-idadc3. re-
comendandoleS que persiguieran 4 todos los
propagandistas de n Union &c AKriculto-es
pues opina que csta ha rcs;ado p~restigio : SUI
Gobic-Ho. toda veg Que ella llama 4 los pucb!oe
y estos acuden desde lueGo n sus conisiones.
en- tanio que a. cL. no le obeoeccn como dcc'c-
ran.
Al alismo tempo declare e. Eobernnoor Ca
brcra. QUO VA 4 dictar severas medidas contra
todos los que Sc inmiscuyan en- asurtos agra
rics, pues opina Que tales asuntos soiamentc
son de 81 incumbcncia.
uno de los miem5ros de Ia Union de A
gricultorcs. el Lie. SANCHEZ Pon:6n. Sc a,-e-
VIC a maaifestarle nj Goberrador que tai nc
titud lie periudicaba. pues r!los peGirirn am
parO contra sus sctos a 10 Que Ell doctor Ca
brera contest cataticamentc. que IN anpa-o
mas pedido contra sGs ac;os. que al fin : al
eabo Sc vcrificaban siemprc, 81 nada 10 per-
jcdicnria
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
SERVICIO DE EEsSSEPAAOA EXCLUSIVE
PARA LA PREnlISSA'
SIGUEN EXCITADOS
POR FL ESPIONAJE
ALTMAN En- ESPANA

MADRID. Julio 23.-Un dspacho
~proceaerte de Barcelona dice qu: Ia
eXcitaci6n causada en- esa c,udaI
por Ell Gercubrim;cTto dc los ca ios
de subditos cspano.es complicaGos en
actos de espionajc Y en- los sualcS sc
italian complicados ai<lnos oficiales.
h. scg:ido tomando iuerza. c0a5.i-
tuysndo deSde hacc una semana ell
tema dc todas las convecsaciones.
Los periodiros radicaie5 d!ceE QUE
csa excitacion ha sido Ia verdadera
raz0n para que e, gobierno resolve
IA adoFtar ia MEDIA contra Is es-
pionaje, que tomo, puss s. hallaba
temeroso dc que ia situacIon fuera
a li:gar 4 una crisis.
Las ultimas noticias recibidas de
Barcelona, Indican que IA invest!-
gacion ordcnada por c! gobierno y
ilcvada q efecto poc 81 Coronel Ma
varret, Y Miguel Sanchcz. ha con-
firmado los cargos hcchos contra los
o~ficialej Y que IN c2teo practicable
en- Ia casa de un subdito espanol de
padres alemanes. que reside en- la
Ciadad Condal. revsl6 Ia cIistencia
de documcntos relacioHados con e.
hundimiento de un 5ayco ~e<7aucl
frente g. Palamosa Y es~tablecieror
definit:vamente ell hscho de cue habia
habido communication entire IA costa
man.
FL diario Eel Sol" de esta capital.
comentando la question, dice cue ell
Conandante Naval m~encionado en-
coneyion con el asunto de- e5piona-
je, lievo a cabo trabajoS de espiona-
je no S0lamente Ell Espana, sino tam
bien Ell Francia. Agr:ga ell citado
periodico que 81 Ia intenci6n del 60
bierAc al aprobar Ia recientc Icy
sobTe el ~espionaje, era Ia dc mantle.
nar todos estos hechos en- sacreto,
no trnia objeto Y re;ultaba until.
de5ido a que va TODD e. a5unto ha
trascendido al pubiico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
UN JEFE REBELDE
FUSILO A UN
.BANDOLERO
Gabay a Victo-
riano Gozar 10 man
do pasar por las ar
naS. -

Por Corrco. E-r1 L. PRENSN."
EERACRUZ. IS de ju!io.-E! cabccil!a
rebeldc Victoriano Gar, que Sc hai!aba a.
carapado con sus honb-cs en- cl paeb!o Demo
r,Inado .'El Angostilio", muri6 ENGAGEMENTS.
segiin informcs que ha proporcionaco persona
que Sc dice h;en informada.
Sc dice que cl referido cabcciila Sc ha5ia
entrcgade ultinamcntc n toda clasc de exec
sos, pues en- los pueblos q Gondc entrap1 sc
apoderaba de lps mIjeres y tusiiaba sin pie
a cuantos horbres caian en- sus manos.
sus hombres 81 saqueo mas deSenfrenado en-
cada lugar que tocaba.
Estos Gesmancs llcEaron a oidos dc! jefc fe-
Iic:sta Pedro Gabay. quien CT val oportu-
n;dndcs Sc dirigi6 4 G6=ar para indicarle
que prescindicra dc sus p~racticas Ddroar2s
one dcspres:iyiabln n n revolution aIti-ca-
rrancista pcro el bando!e-o no poiia prescin-
dir de sus Institutes &c robo y ascs:nato. por
10 que Gabay. dcspuGs dc iiaber puesto e! ca
so en- conocimicnto del general Manuel Pci&c2,
rcsoivi6 Qrc cI cabrcilla G Ear fucse e!imi-
nado y al cfec;o le propUso qie Su-'donarn
Ia campana y SC fucra n extr@::icro. cosa Il
In uic abier:amente sc opuso cl bando,cro de-
clarando cue & no rc-onocia n!nguna jela-
iura y cue ~ cen;c no TENN mas jefc que q.
Ertonces Gabay SC puso de acre.du con o.
tro cabcciiln. VictocianO Gutierrez. que anda-
Ia operando cc-ca on 10 region ocupada por
G6yar. y ms fuc-=ls de aQuc! lc r~usieron II
este una celcda CT Ia que este cayo
G0zar no saba cue Gutijre5 trnia i2StTuc-
clones de ~quitar!o &c cnmedio. TO- 20 que per
mitii. sin deacon;ianza cue sGs fucrzcs Sc T.
cercarnn en- cierta opor;uniiad CT Quc los
Grupos DC ambos ca5cci!'as So hnliahan en-
l. nisma region.
En;nnccs &C ca:abl6 un tiro:eo iniciado por
los hombres de Gu;ic.cz, y &c 81 resuIt6 aauer-
10 G0za-. cGyo cadavc- fuc cnterrado por sus
hombres. II rcsto de estes SO Gni6 4 lbs fuc@-
saS de Cudcr.cs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
zACATECAS ESTk
EN- MUY AFLTCTEVA
SETUACECN ESTE ANO

Noticias lle1adas de Zacatecas, pin
tan Ia situacion ahi reinante, con
caractc-es de gravedad tai, cue ape
mas 81 podrian creerse siro faera
per los dates in~cortrastables que en-
pro de tales asertos sc p~rcsentan.
FL ano, bueno CT cast todcs los
EstadoS &c Ia Republica, ha sido ma
10 en- Zacatecas.
Ago cue pccas veccs habia pas2Go.
ac0ntccio esta: hubo, en- epcca opor-
tuna. algunas l~lUvias, pero 6stas solo
a~lcanza-or = una region en- l2 que
Il agricultural no tienc gran i!npor-
taHcia. Y en- ctra, n IL que Ia Clene
V much2, no ha caido hasta el prescn-
tc una sofa gotta dc aqua.
La sequia. pues, no solo ha ACADIA
do entertainments con los semhradGs,
sino que ha dado fin taElbian . 10
POGO de ganaderia que p5r ali qUe-
daha ,por cuanto que los animales
han perecido faltoS de Fastos 0 ha
sido precise llcvarlos 4 distintos Ia
cares.
La genie del pueblo, en- tai case,
pasa miscrias sin cuento. y muchcs
son los que Sc alimentan de r%aices,
Y 10 pocos los que han muersc. en-
los camDos scbre tcdo, victirnas Gel
hambre.
Esto In ten;do tarbicn como re-
su!tado. el aumento del bandoieri$lnc
Dues los hombres, sin trabajo : sin
que comer, Sc lanZan a los camInos,
rifle en- mano, a defendersc contra Ia
mispr;a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-24
@ 100000
A UN RICO CUBANO

NUEVA YORK. Julio 19.-La Sc
nora Elena de Zaldo. csposa del Sc
nor Juan de Za!do, Ia p~resentado
demanda por Ia sunla De 100000
contra ell padre dc s csposo, el Sc
nor Federico &c Zaldo. rico caba!!e-
70 cuoano. p!aatador de cana " Ia
baco. Todas las personals que inter-
vienen en- esta demaHda. sc encuen-
tran actualmente raui2adoS en- esta
ciudad.
La sonora de ZaIco a!eEa cue su
padre poiirico es e. culpaole del
abardono de su csposo. Die qIe
vino de Ir!anda en- 1905 Y que estu-
vo trabajando en- t oficina comer-
cial hasta el nu=ve de Dicicmhre do
1916. Ell que sc case con c! senior
Juan ZalGo. en- 10 Igles!a &c los Pa
DIRE, Paulistas.
Su espoSo lie Puso su casa csrca DC
Ia Residential de Su padr5 Y paSaba
81 tempo entire e. hogan palermo :
81 suyo propio, a fin de seg1n decla'
de guardian AS aca-iencias De soIte-
70. pucs t-cia Que 81 81 padre saba
que Sc habia casaGo con III ioven
humi!de. podria ~ca5ionaCle series
perjuicios en- los ~arrcglos financ!eros
que en- 81 favor ?roycctaUa para ell
future.
Exp-czo la reci2mante que 81 ma
+r;uonio so uancgvo secreto h1Sta
Febrero de 1917, en- que Sd c52oSo
fuG atacado de appendicitis Ell nc
nto en- u2e Ia acompanaba a un
tsatro. = fue l.cTado a 81 casa. Con
csc motive Ia conoCio su padre po-
l;tico y Sc cnter0 de 81 matrimorio.
de su origen humilde y &c sus es-
fuerzos anteriores en- que tsnia que
trabaiar para mantenerse. Sin en-
barge de las circunstaac!as que h2-
bia concurrido para IL traslaclon de
su esposc a la casa de su padre, este
manifesto dzsde lucgo s. desaprc-
bacior por e. matrimonlo de aquel.
au-Cue Sc mossro teneroso dc que
81 Sc daban pesos para con~>Cu!r au
disolucion. "a publicidad podria per-
iIdicar SUI buen nombre.
Agrega Ia sonora de Zaldo que
desds aquel momento ST padre poll
tico no ces6 en- Sus e~siuerzos pof
6estrli- el afecto Dc 81 eSposo. sin
separate De e. legalmente. "Apenas
81 Sc me proporcioncha una misera-
bic pension para mi Subsistenc'a,
dice IA demandante. con % cual St
me- inlredia reciamar m!7 derechos
de esposa. pues Sc NE amenazaba
con ~perderlo sodo.'
CIando su esposo Sc restabtecio,
Embellishments su radre 10 envio a
Europa con ot-os miembros de su
familia, mientrs ella Sc veia obiiga-
da q vivir en- una modesto casa d.
; PENSION. fuera Dc Ia ciudad, en- ia
!. Que pagaba sIete pesos por Senana,
: lin de poder s~ostenerse con ia sd
ma de $50 que recibia cada dos Sc
maDas.
Al regreso de 81 eSpo5o, este Sc
unio de nuevo con ella, hasta JUNO
de 1914. en- que por i~nfluencias de
81 suegro. la ab2ndono G~efinitiva-
msntc.