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moral que sc habia apoderado de su
espiritu. Clertamente que 81 un mes
antes, cuando Sc hallaba en- el apo
geo de su poder y su fortuna, hubiera
sido preso y en~carelado como ahora,
el f~avorito de Catalina habria malde-
edo. amenazado y jurado contra Dlos
Y ell diablo, pero hubiera dicho entire
81: "Aantes que pasen tres dias obten-
dra mi libertad Ia reina. y estonces
castigare a todos los que hayan csa-
do meterse conmigo."
Un mes antes Renato tenla fe en-
su estrelia, pero despues habia encon-
trado a un hombre en- su canine que
le habia hecho una siniestra profecla,
esta profecia concordaba con la de
Ia gitana, que Re habia predicho IN
dia. en- 81 juventud, que IA union de
su hija con IN hombre de noble lima
ie seria Ia causa de 81 muerte. Una
sospecha terrible habia peEetra6o en-
eel alma de Renato.
-Godolfino ha d~esaparecido, decIa
para 81, pro5abiemente lie han matado
con ell objeto de arrebatarme mi hi
ia. Y 81 el raptor de Paola es gen.
tilhonbre 10 hay remedio para mi.
BESIDE que ooncibio esta hgubre i
dea, Renato Sc entrego de lleno q Ia
6esesperacion mas violenta Y nj siquie
ia intento deternerse 4 considerar
que tai vez Ia reina haria todos sus
esfuerzos para ~safvarle. Ell supers-
~ticioso perfumista veia va e palamen
to con sus togas de escarlata, Y de-
tras Ia plaza de Greve, el verdugo,
la rueda con Ia barra de hero que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-30

Cetalo.o de dsraas -acNlcaaas , ot-as
nacSoaahdades cSte.Sa hSe. de herrncso1
nombrcs.
aande UN DOLLAR Y le cnvi2renos a
yuclta d. eorrro. nucstro complete Cltl-
IcSp Matrimonial, con dSc7Pcioass COM
rietas de ruchls ioSenS y alEUnas wiz
das. Qcc hcscaa a W ra-i6o bueno ) ION
ado. Puede US;ei escrbir a cualdulera
de elias = cont-a-r III fcli= en-
rnuy brese tempo. NoSotrcS. por nCest.s
parte, SONGS perSonas -ccoHeHdaS!es. nCes-
TO neCoc!o eSa basaGo so5-c = hon-aGcz
V lcEiticcidad Isl = Que no ceje que u
peeu-ha cAasidaG dc UN DOLLAR sirva
de estorto en- ma probable FELlCiDAD
MATRIMONIAL EScHha hoy misno a:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
CLCS. ?. o. Box 1855 Venice. Cal
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-iY 81 niego?
-Quiza logre salvarte, pero NADIA
afirmo todavia.
Renato movie ~tristemente la cabe-
"a, y repiic0:
-iAh. va ME veo cadaver, Ia gil
tana ME predijo la verdad.
lila gitana?
Catalina era tambien muy sIpers-
t~iciosa, Y pronuncio Ia palabra "gi-
tana" con cierta ansieGad.
ST, sonora, respcndio Renato, n
gitana ME predijo en- mi infancia que
tendria una hija, y que esta seria eau
So de nj muerte.
-iQue me dices?, repuso Catalina,
~ como puede tn hija?. .
Mi hija causara mi muerte ell dia
que anne a un horlbre de raza noble,
murmuro Ell florentino con acento de
Ia mas profunda conviction.
Y refirio a Ia reina Ia profecia de
la gitana. Luego anadio:
-Habia puesto cerca de ella IN
Joven a quien yo habia criado en- ca
sa, Y que estaba encargado de guar
darla como I'm dragon gusrda un
tesoro.....
-iY bien?
Else joven me 10 han robado o ase-
sinado aver.
-sY CRIES.:
-Creo que 10 han hecho con ohJe-
to de arrebatarme a mi hija; tengo
csc presentimiento.
Tai vez tie equivocas, Renato...
-iAh! sonora, desde anoche no puc
DO desechar de mi esa espantosa
idea.
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UN GRAN DIRIGIBLE HIZO Ell
VIAJE DE ROMA A NAPOLES

ROMA, Mayo 29.-Un gran diri-
gible que llevaba 4 bordo cuarenta y
Tres paSajeros, hizo cl viaje de esta
ciudad a Napoles en- muy corto lapse
de tempo, Y SIN haher sufndo acct
6eute alguno.
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iATENCIONi iATESClON ]!
A CASiRSE.
Cataloso de damas mcxscanzs y ot-as
u-acioralitaGe5 y eXtcrSa lista Ge her
MOSS uonbr-s-
EnvienoS IN DOLLAR anne J nos
ot-os < rcmitrrrncS, \ vueit2 de Co
rrea. rGes.-o complete ca-Slc=o rraC1-
norial con descripcioncs aetaiadas, 70
! ToGRIFIAS. NOMBRES Y DIRECCtO-
!, e de ;ov-ns. SenoraS J scno7-as
!, n--xicanas = Ge otrIS nacicna!idatSS. a.
I unAs viutas &c intachaoleS anoeceoeE-
, rs. aaicneS descau eaocnc-a- u hOa-a-
) 10 J hren esposo- I'd pEede Sc-bt-
!, le 9irec-amenre = cEalCuiera de las
, v c~ontracr Tn .~ISt-7mOniO fe!iZ en- cor
! 20 ticnpo- SpncS Gi-n0S Dc cCnEianza
, v rios ded:ca-aos = u n-gccio hcnrado
) = licivo. No 5er-nitS. Tue. que X pc
Z oueaa scnG de IN dollar este &C po-
|, medic enl-e u y 81 my losible e
LICIDAD MATRIMONIAL
EScriba hoy misuio a:
} RELIANCE CLUB.
{ Dox SO. Los Angeles. Cal.
,
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eo+ores de simpatieas bahistas. Occurrences
adeunis. gratis, IN foIleto con los lenxuaoC
del a5anico y del panueNo consoles 4 los ena-
morados. declaration de amor, etc. etc, ,
una lista general de precics. Al recibo de
TODD solo ragara usted 90 e~entavus. Haxa So
pedido hoy misno q Ia siguicnte direction.
MEXICAN CARD COMPANY.
Box Ill, Sta A Dept E.
San Antonio. Texas
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Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
diriiase a Ignacio E. Lozano, us n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex
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oFERTA ESPECIAL.

No mande iinero. ervie solA-
nente su direction. y a vnda
de correo le reminremos: una
prcciosa tarjeta p$E movies o
de felicitaeion, ultimo y novedo-
so ~estilo, de 7 ~pnhadas. con
palisades en- re2lee, impress en
espanoL adornada con lIstouS
de seda 4 eolorcs y pursa en- 50
GAIA especial: una docera de pos
taIes-retratos de aetriees famo-
sss. Y tres tarjct7s de bromuro q
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ia GUERRA IA TERhINADO!

;Esta I'd. a~nsioso de contempkar
las grandes batallaS Ebradas en
Francia, Italia, TUrquia Y Russia?
Todas las poira I'd. yer en- 81 pro-
pia casa por Ut coSto nuy reducido.
AcabamoS de recibir una gran can't
dad de vistaS de Ia guerra para Es-
te~reoscopio. Cuando I'd. mira a ira
YES de este eSt~ereoscoplo, sc le fIgu-
"a realmente presenclar las grandes
baIallaS. Este aparato cuesta tan
solo un dollar. Numero l. 200 VS.
tas differences de a guerra Europea.
Precio $500. Tenemos otras muchas
vistas para eStereoScopio, de las Qua
les m~encionamos algunas a continual
zion. Cada serie conSta de % vlstas
y So precio es de 35c. Cuan2o pida
I'd. a~lgunas. Guide de dar e. numero
lie Ia serie correspondence, para cue
e sean enviadas Embellishments.
Nurcro. -Sombr- de q serie.- P-ecIo-
Iel vstas histo-cas de America. SOS
ZOE Cas vista I Washington. SOS
,ss Niagara FAILS. Casca6as del
Ie4 On viajc a tr2ves de los Est2doS
UniSs- SGSS
,s I'm, vista y Pa-cue NaeionaL so.S5
los I'm vsaje ! y region del Paetfico- $0$5
lot Tn viaje a lis PARTICIPATES efucs-
da5eS de America SoS9
los Tn viajc i las IslaS FtiPi1as- Se-32
100 Vida De Nucsc-o Sencr Jcsucr'sto. sass
10 yiaje I Pacssaa y Terra Santa sass
III Visje = China : a O-iente. So-$o
III Vista 4 Roma Se59
lis Sia;e por Itaia- @-So
II. Via;e = t-aves de InElate--a ,
FranciA $3.50
rs Aleraania , viaje pSr e. Rim. SOS
lis Viaie To- SCecia } No-aeEa- $3.50
III Na-ayilas del Antique Mvnt.o. SOSH
IFS Ince~csantes viStaS del AGnco. $3.50
lIs Canpsnas de Matr:r>cnio. $3.50
100 Se-i- DE vtStzS c"rafcaS- $o.S1
ll VStas &c anIn1cs. SO-3o
i22 Los ncchachcs Semp-e 10 son $3.50
fe3 LIS mrchachaS si-np-e q seran. $3.50
l24 yASe alrededor del Muntc. SO.@3
rs Canada ) sUS Montahas- oSS
No mes mande dinero adelantad0 so
laments uu dollar Y e. rsSto 10
paSara cuando reciba los artlculcs-
Eseriba q Ia sfguiente
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17

L. L. Couse went to Cresco to-
day to take treatment under DR..
Kessel.
Mrs. F. G. Maltby went to Cal
mar today to attend the funeral of
Martin Moe of Sanborn. Iowa.
Miss Georgia Miller returned to
Isabel, S. d. today after a visit with
relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schremser
are visiting relatives and friends in
the Twin Cities.
James j. Kerr. of Gear Rapids
came up yesterday on business, and
a visit at til l., 4'nfrson b,.me.
Mrs. ]. B. Wist went to Mime
apolis today to meet her daughter,
Mrs. j. N. Trytten from Harden,
Mont.
Miss Agnes Bothne arrived here
Thursday from Minneapolis for q
visit with her friend, Miss Edith
Hexom. s-...
Mrs. j. A. Larson returned to
Weirgor, Wis. today after visit
with her sisters, Miss Mary Wick and
Mrs. o. Haukas.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Schlatter
are in Monticello this week where
they attended the golden wedding OF
the latter's parents.
Miss Nancy Bailey arrived here
on Thursday from Grand Forks, n.
d. to attend the wedding of Miss
Lillian Winter and to visit friends
and relatives.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17

MIR. and Mrs. N. P. Linn arrived
home Wednesday night from Rock
Valley, Iowa where they spent the
summer, Mr.. Linn installing gas
plants there. "
Watch for the Date September
29th. .
Miss Nancy Bailey concluded
her visit here and went to Dubuque
today to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron Downie before returning to
Grand Forks, N. D.
"A daughter was born last SAM
day to Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Roe at
at their home in Sioux City Mrs.
Roe will be remembered hc.e as
Miss Agnes olson daughter % Mi.
and Mrs. HaHs Llson Of tAis 10y.
Watch for the Date September
goth.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
GERMAN TRADE DRIVE IS ON
zueIa, Undertaking American
Statesmen.

San Juan, Porto Rico, Sept. 10
American travellers who recently ar
rived here from Venezuela report that
there are open evidences of renewed
German activity in that country. Many
Germans have been arriving in Vene-
zuela during the hast few months and
German commercial travellers are re-
ported particularly active. They rep
resent all lines of industry. AS one
man who returned from Venezuela last
week explained It: IF l want to sell
clothing Mt $15 suit to the yenezu-
elan merchants a German salesman
has something just as good for S12 or
$13. Many Germans are arriving in
Venezuela, evidently prepared to set
tie there"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
TO TAKE UP 44-HOUR WEEK
Convention of Un. , Typothetae on
at New York, ,Sith. s, 700
Firms Represented.

New York, Sept. 16.-The annual
convention of the United Typothetae
of America opened here with the ques-
ton of the 44-hour week up for set
Element, although II was not on the
convention program, Other subjects
to be discussed include general labor
conditions and the relations between
the printing Industry and It's custom
ers. Delegates representing 300 mas
ter printers are here for the conven-
ton W " {" ~ @ ~ ~ e y #
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
II PRISONERS ESCAPE
Enemy Aliens Held at Fort Doug
las Tunnel Way Out.
Number of Dangerous !. w. w. Chiefs
Confined in Prison Fail to Get Away
Posses Hunt Fugtives.

Salt Lake City, Sept. 16.-Seventeen
enemy alien prisoners at the war
prison barracks at Fort Douglas, near
here, escaped by way of tunnel con-
structed underneath the wire inclOs-
ure of the prison. An early check Of
those missing indicates that none Of
the important prisoners had escaped.
According to George l.. Bryan, COM
mandant, there were 207 prisoners in
the compound, most Of them of the
i. w. w. class. Police and sheriffs
throughout the state have been warned
to watch for the escaped men.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
ID A ~ G. E.!

STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
To the Odd Fellows band at Jno.
Matters hall Friday night, Sept.
18th. Everyone invited to the big
dance. Come and enjoy, the big
novelty of dancing to band music. A
good time guaranteed. Strict order
will be maintained.
Program will be interspersed with
old time numbers. Tickets S1.00 in
Guiding war tax.
NJ. Z. Church.
Sunday morning subject, THE
Christ We Forgot" This is the clos
ing Sabbath of the conference here.
-lrv Our Want Column
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17

Capt. Edwin Fl. Robnett, Herbert
HoOver's aid in Austria, has returned
TO Washington pending his discharge.
He was in charge of the children's'
branch Of the American relief admin
istration in Austria. He was in ac-
tive duty at the front prior to the
signing of the armistice.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
NJ. +. Church.

--lrv Our Want Column.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
TWO As CENT PIPES ARE
NOT WORTH SI.5O AT LAW

Because the complaint, and the tes-
tmony OF the prosecuting witness
were at variance, relative to the price
OF two pipes, an instructed verdict Of
not guilty was rendered by a jury in
the county court Friday afternoon, in
the case Of Willie Thomas, negro boy.
Crossexamining S P. Simon. the
prosecuting witness, who stated that
the pipes we're taken from his store
on San Antonio street. attorney Joe
Page, for the defence. asked;
What was the value Of the pipesg"
7 sold them for $3.50 each" said
the witness.
Yes, but I want to know how much
the pipes cost you" said the attorney.
7 don't care how much they cost
me, sold them for $780," replied
Simons.
How much were the pipes per doz-
en2' asked Page.
i paid either $3.50 or s5.75 for
Dozen" said the witness.
That Is about As cents apiece for
pipes. which were retailed at $780,"
said Page
Assistant county attorney J. H. Pc
den asked that the court instruct the
jury to return a verdict of not guilty,
in view OF the difference In prices Of
the pipes. as stated BY the complaint
and the witness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
KILLS Z
WHO AID GIRLS
Protest Against Treatment
by Bandit Chief and Are
RuthlesslV Slain.

Jesus Terrazas and his son were
shot and then hanged by Francisco
Villas men at the Santa Gertrudas
ranch. near Satevo. Chin. last week.
according to a letter received here
Saturday from Terrazas's widow. who
escaped and is in chihuahua City
Protecting Women.
According to the letter, TeFrazas
and his son protested to villa because
of the alleged mistreatment Of the
women and girls OF the family. Ter
razas was foreman for William Ben
ton. a British subject, who was killed
in Villas Juarez headquarters in 1914,
following an argument over the con-
fiscation Of the ranch
Britain Protests.
The Benton killing was made an
international matter by Great Brit
aims protest
The Benton killing was one OF the
most sensational in the history OF
Juarez. Benton, a ScOtchman. went TO
Juarez to protest against the seizure
Of his ranch and cattle. Exactly what
happened in villas headquarters has
never been known but Benton's body
was located later buried below Juarez.
His widow lived in FL Paso after his
death.
Terrazas, who with his son was
hanged by villas men, was a distinct
relative Of Gen Luis Terrazas, who
was forced to live IN FL Pas0 in exile
By villa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
GOV. [ARRAZO[O
To VISIT HERE
Will Be rendered Dinner
and Hear French Band
Concert.

Gov. Octaviano A. Lsrrazolo. Of New
Mexico. and a party Of 25 business
men Of Albuquerque and other cities
OF that section viii arrive here at 5
o'clock today after having made an
inspection tour OF the drainage sys-
tens around Las Cruces and in the
Mesilla valley.
Dinner l. rendered.
A dinner will be given to the party
at Hotel Paso del Norte at s p. m and
those wishing TO attend must notify
the chamber Of commerce by 4 D. m
today. secretary A. ". Reeves an
nouuced. Shortness Of notice Of the
arrival OF the party made II impos-
sible for the chamber Of commerce TO
advise the membership generally.
Going 10 Concert.
After the dinner, the entire party
will attend the concert given the
French army band at Liberty hall
Sunday the party viii inspect the ir-
rigation and drainage system in the
lower valley. around Ysleta. SOc0rro.
Clint and Fabens.
An Invitation has been extended by
the chamber OF commerce Of JuareZ
to the governments party TO visit
Juarez, where a banquet will be held
IL the invitation IS accepted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
WILL ASK CITY TO PAY
HALE CLINIC BOARD BILL

The city council at its next meeting
VIII be requested to pay the county
the sum OF S2964, representing It's half
Of the cost Of feeding patients in the
county venereal clinic, for the past
eight months. The total bill for feed
ing the patients amount TO s592s, half
Of which will be paid by the county
commissioners. A resolution asking
that the council make a monthly ap-
preparation for payment Of half the
subsistence OF patients at the clinic
viii also be made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
SOLDIERS WORK BUREAU
SAYS 269 GET OLD JOBS

At the meeting OF the bureau for
returning soldiers and sailors in the
county court room Friday night. J. A
Tobias. field secretary Of the organiza-
ton which IS TO help men from mill
tary and naval service to obtain civil
jobs. reported as follows: In the past
six days there had been 252 soldiers
discharged at FL Paso- OF these, 81
were directed TO employment, IS were
placed At present there are % appli-
cations on file, Al new positions were
found for discharged soldiers and the
same were listed in the United States
employment office.
The secretary also reported that so
far 269 soldiers and sailors who hal
gone into service from FL PasO have
been discharged from service and all
had been reinststed in their pre-
service employment or are now other
wise employed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
BULL FIGHT AND TRIP TO
JUAREZ IN STOCKMEN'S FETE

4 bull fight in the afternoon Of
March 6 at Juarez, with that border
city open to Youched for visitors from
y o'clock noon until D. n. Of that
day Is part Of the program Of enter
tainment being arranged for the en-
tertainment Of the Panhandle and
Southwestern Stockmen's convention
which Is to be in session IN FL PasO
on March 4, and 6.
Anyone who can be vouched for can
get a ticket from The chamber OF
commerce committee any time during
the week OF the convention or from
a representative OF that COMMITTEES at
Liberty statue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
COL. BUCK" GILLEM IS
FIFTHS NEW COMMANDER

Col. Alvau c Gillsm has taken com
mand OF the Fifth ca AIRY at Fort
Bliss, relieving Lieut.. Col. Frank
Amos, Seventh cavalry, who has had
temporary command Of the regiment
Col Gillem is accompanied here by his
wife and two daughters. Misses Caro-
Ign and Anne. He has a son. Alvan
c, IT. a Lieutenant in the army ar
Camp Lee, Va Col Gillem Is known
as Buck" and The Iron Duke" He
IS a horseman well known throughout
the country. he came here from
Camp Dodge, Ia, where he was en-
gagged for many months in training
soldiers for overseas duty. From 1906
to 1908, he was stationed at Fort
Bliss as first lieutenant IN the regi-
ment he now comes back TO command.
BE once commanded a band Of Apache
scouts at Fort Huachuca, Ariz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
BUTTE STREET
CARS RESUME
Several Unions Vote Not
To Strike In Sympathy
With the Miners.

Butte. Mont, Feb. 15.-Street car
service, suspended because Of threats
OF violence growing out Of the miners
strike. viii be resumed at noon today
il was announced Tie street car men
voted 10 return 10 work
labor men. the public and employers
to1ay were watching closely me pro-
press OF the referendum vote oelnB
4ale- br the ENGINEERS union here on
the question OF whether II snoulq
s-rfEe in sunrort OF the Butte MeLal
Miners union, an independent organ
fza.or and Metal Nine Metal miners
union 10. 500, an / W. W. BODY Inc
two unions quit WORK in protest OF z
recent reduction in wages and OF the
--rustIing card system Ineg also
seek a SIS daily wage and SIX hour
working day.
The BOilermakers, Morkmen's FRO
tectfve union and Workingmen, s nnlon
ma voted not 10 strike in SYM
n1thy with the miners.
Tlere have been no disorders mere
Tor the last 80 hours
The Electricians union met last
night 10 vote upon the question Of en-
dorsinE the strike but ADJOURNED
without taking any action.
Activity OF piCkets OF the striking
miners has been less noticeable during
the last Two days
Military officials are marking time
and acting only in cases where Fio-
lence Of pickets are threatened.
Bemere Trouble Curbea.
Phoenix. Ariz-s Feb. l5.-Otl1cials OF
the international Union OF Mine, NH
and Shelter workers believe that the
trouble in the copper camps Of Arizona
viii be confined 70 jerome ana tnaL
even there. with fuller explanation OF
the situation, the damage done BY the
strike and consequent closing OF the
mines may be repaired The situation
is more hopeful than Z has been Tor
some time past.
This was The statement issued here
last night hr h S. McCluskys member
OF the executive board OF the interna-
riouaI union, who. in company with
Joseph Lord. federal mediator VIII
leave for Jerome
Possible trouble In the Globe-Miami
conner. district was averted at meet
inEs Of the union men at Miami, &C
cordinr TO McCluskey, who said that
he had had a long distance telephone
conference with the men at Miami and
that an agreement had been reached
not 20 strike at the present.
strikers SO TO South Arizona
Jerome, ARK, Feb. 15.-Scores OF
strikers left here Friday. headed for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
All Departments Contribute Spring Items of Interest Next Week
MEXICAN AND AMERICAN
UNIVERSITIES COOPERATE

Washington. D. c. Feb 15.-Ar-
rangements for an interchange Of
professors and students between the
University Of Washington and the
National University Of Mexico was an
here today by the Mexican
embassy. The languages. histories
and resources Of the two countries
viii be the objects Of special study 10
promote friendship between them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
MURRIETA REORGANIZES
IUAREZ CUSTOM HOUSE

Gen ~ II. Murrieta. collector Of
customs at Juarez. IS reorganizing the
customs house force. IN order TO facil-
itate the transaction OF business. It
was stated by officials Friday.
Changes in officers have been made,
and business methods adopted which,
81 Is said. viii greatly increase the ef-
ficiency OF the office. and the dis
patch OF business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
|. W. ". HORDE TO LIGHT
ON PORT OF YERACRUZ

''El Universal" the leading Mexican
daily Of Mexico City. published under
recent date the news from Vera Cruz.
the leading seaport Of that country,
that the latter city was to be visited
by emisaries Of the / ". ". from
New York with a view to establishing
international relations OF al organi-
cations Of that name and to promul-
gate their sOcialistic ideas.
The story stated that there was
alarm felt in Veracruz at the possibil-
ity OF that organization stirring up
considerable trouble among certain
elements in that Mexican seaport by
their propaganda
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15
ASKS JUSTICE FOR MISLED
WORKERS; PUNISH OTHERS"

Seattle. Wash, Feb. 15.-In an ad-
dress Friday before a large gathering
Of business men at the chamber Of
commerce, mayor Ole Hanson de-
manded punishment for criminal"
leaders OF labor organizations, but
also asked for justice and forgiven
ness for the misled workers" His
statement was an aftermath OF the
general strike trouble here.
Now again the people OF this ma
ton are confronted by the control Ct
the minority, a minority composed Of
aliens, BOlshevilli. L ". VS. and radf-
cal, unthinking labor leaders who owe
no loyalty TO our government or any
government on the face Of the earth"
the mayor said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15

Bisbee, GLOBE and other southern Arr
IONA copper centers, according to a
statement given 10 the Associated
Press BY Jerome police officials.
The officers said they had forward
ed 10 southern Arizona copper centers
warnings that L ". W organizers
were on their way south, following
the trouble here over a IS cent wage
cut on Monday. which resulted in the
mines closing down
All Of the alleged strike leaders
held in the jail were photographed at
the request Of a department Of Justice
agent
James Chapman. said by the police
to have led in the original strike agl-
tation last Monday, had not been seen
since Monday night and strikers took
up a collection for the support Of his
family.