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Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13

Judge" A. Dean returned home
last week from Defeated Creek, and
has been confined to his bed for a few
days, but is improving.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13

Allen Taylor of Pleasant Shade was
in Carthage Wednesday.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-03-13

]. S. Monday of Buffalo was among
the Smith countians transacting bus
mess in Carthage. Wednesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
BAR TO CUBAN HELP
IS SEEN IN LEAGUE
Been In Effect Then We Could
Not Have Acted As We Did.

NEW YORK. March li Discuss
Inp the league of nations In speech
before the brooklyn chamber OF
commerce here today, Senator James
W. Wadsworth. or. declared tha'
m the present covenant were ln
effect in 1898 when We went 10 tho
rescue OF cuba We would. under the
terms, have been attacked by al 9th
Cr countries"
The most important question that
has ever confronted the people OF
the world ~ the peace conference. %
he continued. 1T - not American
only, II Is international, but as We
shall decide so shan the destiny of
other countries he settled No one
man aud no small body OF men
should decide such a momcnious
question. There is no room for par
tanshIp, the mater must be looked
At and dealt with in the most prau-
ucal way,
II am not opposed 10 the league
Of nations" ne sad, "but | believe
the leaders OF the world should get
together and prepare a covenant 80
which all can subs ribe and that will
not be regarded in tho present or
hereafter as scrap OF paper"
Article 10 OF the present covenant,
he said. would allow dissatisfied
members 20 break away from the
league and It was impossible TO dis
ccrn from the document what were
;he powers OF the executive council
Senator william calder. who pre-
sided, declared congress should DE in
session during the absence OF Prcsi-
dent Wilson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
CENSORSHIP USED ONLY
TO MlSPRESENT NATION

WASHINGTON, March l5.-Mc-
dill Mccormick, republican senator
elect from Illinois. isucd state
ment today assertainE that any cen
sorship upon news from America to
Great Britain and France could
have been imposed only TO prevent
publication OF the opinion OF the
American people and tho attitude
OF senators toward the constitution
OF tho league OF nauonA
Europe must come to understand
that Mr.. Wilson is attempting TO
coup d'etat In defiance OF the de-
cision OF tho common people OF
America uttered at the last cleo
ton" the statement said.
Mr.. Mccormick said the peace
conferees should first make peace
with Germany and then the presi-
dent fought to put aside his pride
and invite Senators Lodge and Knox
republicans. and Senator Hitchcock,
democrat to the peace conference 30
draft a league OF nations plan
which tho American people and the
senate could approve
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

east and west coasts. Ships are
going to the east coast laden with
coal and general cargocs, returning
with hides. beef and coffee,
Trade with the Orient
Under tho guidance OF the ship
ping boards division OF operations,
the vessels OF our new merchant
marine are hurrying our commerce
over the Pacific into oriental trade, -
continued Mr.. Moriwethcr. Some OF
our largest ships have been placed
In this service.
Some not0ble ships have been
placed In Italian trade including the
S,S00-ton Ekonk. which was built in
the quick time OF IS days.
"'Thirtcen Yankee sailing vessels
and two steamers are making regular
voyages TO the west coast OF Africa.
bringing back 70 this county In OK
change for general cargoos. large
consignments Of mahogany.
In January the shipping board
assigned some OF its largest steamers
to carry commerce between our ports
and those OF Great Britain
The shipping board has also
opened service with American
steamers between New York and
Antwerp,
when tho army and navy return
to tho shipping board tho 500 ships
they ARE now operating concluded
MIR. Meriwethcr the commercial
fleet under the American flag VIII bc
augmented by i.S73.b2l gross tons.
equivalent to 2,A3i0t7 deaweight
tons"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
SPANISH INFLUENZA
WARNING.
Ward Off the Attack by
Keeping the System in Trim
Keep the Liver Acting by
Taking Naturized Liver
Tablets-If You Contract
the Disease Call the Doctor

Lots of people have escaped the
attack OF Spanish influenza who have
been taking Naturized Liver Tablets
1t is admitted by leading physicians
evcryw here that II everyone who
needs a purgativc would take II be-
fore It is too late. there would be less
sickness and spread Of contagious
diseases The first step In the treat
ment OF most any ailment !s 10 give
"A good purgatiye. Don't take Just a
mild laNPtive, take something that
will actually stir the liver. NaturiZcd
Liver Tablets are guaranteed to act
on the liver better than calomcl and
pills or your money refunded. They
are small, active, safe and sure.
Get a bottle now and remove that
poisonous bile and cold from your
system before IL is absorbed. II your
system Is allowed to absorb th'e
poison. you are liable 70 have all
ments OF various kinds. often result
Ing. in death, Naturized Liver Tab
lets are sold by all drug stores in l5c
and 35c botues.-Aiy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
Dragged Herself Around All Day.

MRS. T.. v Morgan, whoaha been
RilinF for some months with stomach
trouble, surprises her friends by an
nounclng that she is again I'm tho
beSt or health. II had gotten so that
'VerNthlhR she ate caused gaR on her
S'oi''aSh. which set up such n pres
sure that the pains IN her sides were
extremely severe she was. aIways
constpnted. and unable to exert her
aelt sufficiently to do the least little
lhing Then she tried the Orgatone
treatment and she saws. AFTER TAX
ing II three days | noticed that vns
toeIlng better and my appetite was
coming back, and II was no time TN
could eat like any healthy person.
ana instead ot being weak and Hckly
} am now fun OF vim and energy ali
day long. am entirely well again
and owe It all 10 the Orgatono
Treatment"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
BE CAREFUL IN USING
SOAP ON YOUR HAIR

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali, which is
injurious, as II dries the scalp and
makes tho hair brittle.
The best thing TO use Is just plain
mulsified cocoanut oil. for II is pure
and entirely greaseless. lt's very
cheap. and beats the most expensive
soaps or anything else all to pieces.
You can get this at any drug store.
and n few ounces will last The whole
family for months.
Simply mois'en the hair with wa
ter and rub 1t in; about tcnspoonful
Is all that Is required II MAKES an
abundance OF rich. creamy lather.
cleanscs thoroughly and rinses out
easily. Tho hair dries quickly and
evenly, and Is soft. fresh looking,
bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to
handle. Resides. It loosens and takes
out every pnrticle OF dust. dir, and
dandruff ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY HAMPERED
IN IT'S WORK BY LACK OF FUNDS

The tuberculosis dispensaty oi
Tulsa has moved from the Mrigh'
building to number IA West Eleventh
street ana Is comfortably established
IN cottage whiCh IS an ideal home
lor the work
This Is something new for Tulsa,
having been started only last fan
Tho work is rdurhtiunal rather
Than material" said Miss Bessie NJ
ki'hatdaon, the nurse In charge
Miss Richardson received her train.
ms at Johns Hopkins IN Baltimore
The clinics are on Monday, We'd
n'sAay, and Friday afternoons" th'
continued, "aud the examination is
tr'r, and practically cy-fV thing else
We DO. though, when inO patIcnt ID
able We are glad 30 have him paw
what h' can for the N-yny pictures
ana sru,um examination.
II ls often the case ma, az many
az eight or uIur take advantage ~
'hr clinic with "A general Average
or four each time. Dr II r Price
~ lu charge ana gives most or the
tests Il' iS often assisted hy DO.
tors Gorf"N. EnnnigIu, Cruuk. Uud
coulter br Pall donates his services
Tor th" N-rly work
Teach Patients Prevention.
Most ~ the patients are up and
about They are instructed not only
now 60 care fur themselves but how
10 prevent spreading the disease u
pihers They are given squares of
paper for use IN cNpeCtorating at
nome, and sun upstanding tslcks to
place them in after use. They are
also provided with small folding
sacks mat resemble an envelope and
contain cotton. which are TO Ice used
Tor the same purpose on the street
The sucks are burned
Miss ltchnrdsn has 20 patients
on her is' whose homes she visits
once a week. Fifteen Of thcm are
'mldrru. IN most lnSt rn,os ahc
finds the afflicted ones ANXIOUS 10 do
all they are told and fresh air. milk.
and as much rest az they can pro-
cure is urged on them ~ necessary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
PITT AMERICA BACK
ON THE SEVEN SEAS
e,,- and Stripes Now Fly Where
for q Generation They Have
Been Strangers
MERCHANT MARINE GROWS
South America. Enstg Indies and
Pacific Lands Now on
Their Program
world, Washington Bureau.

Post NH.lanE ,, ,r
",m,r!rl has been put PACK upon
che seas. As the resut OF the war
G,, ,lue to close last November
ols nation, at last. Is rhpldIy re-
s.I1Iur her lonE-lost place with the
e.I .gDat" This statement was
,,,ar here today by waiter >
,,,,"'a.,r,I,r OF tho shipping board,
Ohio pouIcd out to a representative
,ree Tllsa World. the recent
growth ol the American merchant
marine. a., ,r,,,
..r" gli Mr.. Meriwether to-day,
"the very ll'tle soagoing tonnage
..ar,iinr under the American flag
carr!ri only . 40 per cent or tho
s,,orts and imports of this country,
Today our merchant marine com
,sJsss a. per cent OF all shipping
plytrg between our own ana Foreign
no,ts Moreover, this new and rapid
iv Increasing fleet now represents
nearly onc-tfth OF the entire sea
going tonnage Of the world.
released From War work.
~Nthough a very large number OF
o,r shlps are stll absorbed by army
nd
a,d NJ January n total OF 3o2 ves-
sells diverted 10 army requirements
a,d ~ IL navy requirements, yet we
mad enough Of shipping left to make
an importAnt showing in overseas
anr,mrrcc Tables prepared by the
sblnninr boards division OF panning
and statistics show that on the last
=, January. there were employed an
Oysrscas service under the American
r,r A total Of 752 vessels, aggregat-
lng 1891 gross tons
Mr. Mprlwethcr showed an item
,yeI" Ms, ~ this shipping. which
.howc1 that this fleet includes ISL
freirh,rrs. 81 freight and passenger
vessels. tnrcc freight and refrigcra-
for vessels; seven freight, passenger
and refrigerator ships; six colllers;
n steam tankers and 230 sailing
vessels.
Rack 10 unfrcqucntcd Scas.
'srh.s list" explained Mr.. Meri-
Upthor. "Will show that trade routes
which had not known American mer-
chant ships for moSe than halt
century are once moro being tray
srsed hy Yankee fecls. Take, for
example. the Dutch East Indies. into
NnNSt mar bNlN no NV - llill' Sll'I Va
This nation has floated since the
long gone DAYS OF our clipper ships.
; Into this service the shipping board
has placed two of IT'S bulky freight
r.S their route being between New
York and the Dutch East Indies.
Another new route also has been
unan,d from New York to China,
o. vas Initiated with the sailing OF
he 1900 ton steamer Monmouth.
'thus, the invasion OF the seven
seds by American merchant craft is
r0W TACT and the starry flag IL
again ripping from Eatf or truck
from most ports OF the woJld. To
those NJ South America. thcsc ships
are carving our rapidly expanding
trade with that continent. tho ship
ping hoard having established lines
N merchant steamers to both the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
WHISKY HAULERS HELD
ON CONVEYANCE CHARGE

Informaions were filed In the
county court saturday against Roy
lierndon ana another man, Chnrg ny
them with conveying intoxicating
liquor They were brought before
Judge w. B williams and made bond
In the sum OF $1,000 each, and were
released pending trial In the April
term Of the county court.
The two were arrested Friday
night by the police while making an
attempt TO get through here with AN
automobile load OF whisky from
Joplin TO Okmulgee. where the men
claim they live. The automobile was
found to contain lS5 quarts OF Old
Harper whisky. Proceedings were
Instituted by County Attorney Mum
roe yesterday TO conflscate the car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
MEDICINE VS.. FOOD.

DO not buy something which you
already have. You have food which
you feed your horses. cattle and
sheep. but when YOU want medicine.
buy only medicine. That is what
you get In n. A. Thomas Stock
Kennedy. We sell II and guarantee
Il To be medicine. We tell You that
1t VIII tone up the entire system OF
your stock and aid digestion. thereby
causing them to get all the food
value out OF the grain that you feed
thcm ADV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

huslncs ana professional women. held
at the headquarters OF the Y. ". e.
\. B, wrs resolved that the huSiucss
women W each state should loo or
gtuiaud ana delegates sent io d. ma
toua meeting which Will hc held
this Iuly In 81 Louis
The women 81 commerce. the
largest existing federation ~ business
""Wvns clubs. viii also meet At that
Time. .u conjunction with the Nation
al business Nuwcu.s committee
number Of Tulsa women who nre
Interested IN an y. " g \. work
plan 10 20 10 81 Louis Tor this meet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
np'rss appointment Unnecessary

WASHINGTON. March John
Shelton Williams viii be given re-
cess appointment as comptroller OF
the currency Il legal authorities NJ
lhe government consider II necessary
tor him to continue In office until
congress acts ON hts rcnomiuation, II
was stated today at the white house.
Mr Williams Is serving as comp
rolIcr dcspll" failure ~ congress 10
act on his denomination, Secretary
Glass having obtained a ruling that
no recess appointment was ncccs-
sary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
Huns to Rar Russian Money.

By Tho Aksocl ated FrCAse-
BERLIN. March 1.-THE minis
try OF finance, 1t IL understood, will
recommend TO the German national
assembly the immediate enactment
rof "a law barring tho INssian ruble
from circulation I'm Germany and
prohibiting any traffic In 1t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
BROWN YOUR
HAIR WITH
"BR0WNAT0NE"
Give the Natural Beauty of
Your Face a Chance.
SEND FOR TRIAL PACKAGE.

Every woman knows that pretty face
lo'" lis beauty whom framed by faded.
guy, troak ed or hleachcd hair Even
wrinkles ard hlemishcs ara not so disfig
s7hg ~ sucaked or faded hair. IT'S un.
hir to your children and husband, aud
most Of all % yourselt, 30 look older than
YOU fea-E Arn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

RASEl. March 1.-THE Bavarian
central council has issued state
ment declaring It's desire for com.
plete socIalization, according to adj
vics from Mlfhich. 4 social cenira.
economic office viii bo created IT is
said. the control OF which will in-
eriscd by a council which viii "ln.
cludc workmen. intellectualsc and
peasants
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
MONEY SAVERS-M MONDAY ONLY
Community
Silver
Specials

These specials are for
Monday only and are in
the Primrose and Vernon
patterns. Sold under ten
year guarantee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

Seated on a bicycle frame a
rrcnchman drives sied with an
aerial propeller over leo or snow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

n. r.., MAI This Coupon Now.
Lar.o'rs pm IN iA.'a, cownr,on Ky
b,os5.G, ot,n,'"ngJ for Trial part, porr, pos"
o.. b,,.' 70 Medium Brown o,
AAr Brown % Rlsrk
-------- -ane and adde's s'" p'A''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

No power earth halt the flight of time but in spite
OF years you need not grow Old It's all matter of keep
ing the body ksrong vigorous and healthy so that it will
arrest the effects of time .
The approach of "od age simply the gradual decay
OF the bodys organs and tissues Keep the stomach bowels
liver kidneys bladder heart and lungs good working order
and Times fingers will touch you lightly.
AZ the hrst sign OF breakdown either physical mental
slight exeron makes you tired weak nervous or irritable
If your appetite ags your digestion poor your sleep
troubled and brokenn short if you find that you re losing
your punch" and pep and physical energy-begn the
building up process at once by taking
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27

STAR EMPLOYMENT co. 6Cs ives: Hous-
tan St. pGc,e proportional a listed tTabaIs-
t5.cs ) gmpIcos. Telcfono Or. 65al.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
Victimas y delincuentes

No habian pasado mucho TEMPO,
cuando Sc ~prescntaron en- el lugar
de los successes varios pollcias con
orden de apprehension contra Gero-
nimo V Antonio Sosa y ROsendo Con-
zalez, conduciendolos a los tres pre-
SOS hasta Coleman, Texas, cabecera
del Condado, para ser juzgados por
el de!ito de asalto. Los policias no
recogieron a muerto, habiendose que
dado sofas con ell las mujeres Y nj
nos de los her:nanos aprehendidos.
Por mas de cinco horas estuvo t.
RADIO ell cadaver de Romualdo, sin que
las pobres mujeres encontraran una
genie que las ayudara a levantario
Y llevarlo al ccrcano pueblo de Tai
pa. Por fin 10 recogieron las autorI-
dades Y las familias de las infcllces
victimas de este atentado, cncontra-
ron a n familia meXicana que sc
presto a ayudarlas Y en- cuya casa
tendieron ell cadaver de su hermano
oue permaneci0 alb hasta las dlez de
Ia noche, en- que lego ell padre de!
ioven muerto, de San Angelo, senior
don Geronimo Sosa, el mismo a quicn
ahcra sc trata de ayudar para que
defienda a u hijos ante los trlbu-
males de justicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
NOTAS FORANEAS
que una Sra,
mexiCana fuera ba-
iada de I'm tren

AUSTIN, Texas. Noviembre o.
Una sonora meXicana con un nino
cstuto 2 punto dc ser victima de las
inconsecuencias de un conductor de
trcneS que SC empenaba en- bajar a
Ia mencionada sonora del tren, por la
circunstancia de que aquella tomo
cquivocadamente IN tren dc pasaje-
ros del G. c. |. and G. n, en- vez
de uno del Katy" en- Ia ~poblaci0n
de Milano, Y no tenia dinero para
comprar otro boleto.
Avisado uno de los viajeros meXi-
banos que iban en- ell misma tren, del
caso,, habl0 = los demas mexicauos
que ALI iban y Sc reunio entire todos
ellos la suma de $500 para que la
sonora pudiGra pagan cl pasaje hasta
csta ciudad. Con Ia suma de rcfc-
reGcia quo lie fuc cntregada 4 la Sc
nora Gsta ruIo pagar su pasaje Y el
de su MIC. 4 su llegada a esta ,ciu-
dad. Ia Senora Sc presento a Ia Off
Gina dc bo!etos del L. and G. n, pa
IA reclamar ell vaior del boleto que
hahia Sacado en- Milano Y que por
IN ~squivocacion no habia u~tiliZado,
ha%biendosele devuelto cl valor de
aquei.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27

EAGQ t-adIcciUges q maquiaa dc
INGLES de to.a c!ase d. docuEncHtuS, car
tvs. cts. Precios moGeTaios Iraba!O per-
maacEse ga.anlizaGo. D~i-iLaUse a Mrs. RISE
~. TzasEc -Ol o. 9th. 81 .e!etoEo Travis
vvo7. san Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27

SAN ANGELO, TEN, Nov. ~
4 iniciativa de aigunos meXlcanos'
amigos de Ia familia del senior Gcro-
nimo Sosa. Sc van a recabar entire
los compatriotas residences en- esta
poblaci6n V en- las cercanas de Ro-
bert Lee, Talpa y Coleman, fondos
para ayudar Il dicho senior a pagan
a los abogados que Sc encarguen de
la causa instruida contra sus hlJos
Geronimo V Antonio Sosa Y su yerno
Rosendo Gonzalez, a quienes lnIusta-
mente Sc acusa de asalto a unos
americanos. siendo que ellos, en-
compania de su hermano Romuaido
Sosa. fueron los aSaltados y este
ultimo muerto por los amerlcanos.
Este suceso ocurri6 el dia 10 de
septiembre ultimo Y cause verdadera
indignation entire la coolnla meXlca-
ma de estos lugarcs. en- donde los G
manos Sosa son conocidos como gen.
te de buena conducta. honrada Y muy
trabajadora, enemigos de andar en-
lios V dificultades. La circumstance
de cue los slexicanos sean tan ma Wis
los POI AGA, asi comO la de no tener
los referidos j6venes, Y en- general
todos los compatriotas, quien liable
Dor ellos. hizo que las cosas Sc pre-
sentaran de una manera enteramente
distinta de como ocurrieron. pues los
americanos cue atacaron a los men
cionados j0vcnes Y dieron muerte a
uno de ellos. Sc presentaron ante las
autoridades como las victimaS, logran
do u los citados hermanos fucran
aprchendidos Y conducidos a la car
eel de Coleman, cabecera del Con-
dado del mismo nombrc, que fue
donde ocurrio ell hecho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
En- libertad bajo fianza

Los aprehendidos fueron conduct
dos hasta Coleman, en- donde sc les
inferno en- la carcel, pendientes de
averiguacion. Los agentes que reco-
gieron cl cadaver dc Romualdo, CT
taron a las mujercs que habian que
dado en- el canine d cue sc presen-
taran en- Coleman al dia siguiente a
las nueve dc la manana, por 10 que
tuvieron que seguir 81 tamino hasta
eSa ciudad. no faltar a Ia eta. Guam
do Sc presentaron a la Corte, no pu-
dieron arreglar NADIA, teniendo que
yer a un abogado, quien logro que
sc pusicra eli libertad bajo ~fianzs,
a los detenidos, quedando la causa
pendiente para cl dia 2 de novlem-
bre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
La causa siguc pcndiente

Al Ilegarse la fecha indicada para
Ia vista dc la causa. esta no sc lie
vo a efecto, por 10 que continua pen
dicnte. En- vista dc este, un grupo de
mexicanos ha acordaGo hacer n CO.
lecta para reunir fondos para ayu-
dar al padre de los jovenes acusados,
pues el anciano senior no cOntaba pa
ia su sostenimiento, mas que con la
ayuda dc su hijo Romualdo, que fuc
cl muerto Y de otro ]jovencito de Ii
amos cue es eli que trabaja, pues sus
otros iiijos Geronimo, Antonio y su
verne Roscndo Gonzalez, Sc hallal.
cargados de familia y con la carga
encima de tener qIe responder an.c
las autcridades por un delito que 10
han cometido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
ENSENAlNZA

IECCIONEs Ne PIANO Y CANIO a Dc.
n.clio. Precias ccay-urloaases. PROF. ESC7
FELrX RUANO. EyaCIs-Go - los ConscrSa.
-,r.os &c PARIS y MaGsid. RFeiSc oErGars 80
Eo-sie. :; Sc h@asa frances 3 es9znot
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
I'm ataque a~l-voso

4 POGO ratio uno de los america
nos regres6 con el canton 0 truck
que manejaba Y al a~cercarse al CRU
20 de viajeros. estos lie dieron cl pa
So, sin QUO Sc hubiera cambiado en-
tire aauel V los meyicanos ninguna
palabra. FL americana Segun parece,
fue hasta su casa en- donde sc ar
mo V acompanado de otro america
no regresaron despues en- seguI-
miento de los m~eXicanos.
Mientras tanto, Geronimo Y Ro'
mualdo que iban en- ell caro- de ade-
lante con una hermana Y varlos NJ
nos hijos del primero, sc d%etuvleron
a la orilla de una laguna que hay POI
ell canine, con ell proposito de dar-
les aqua a las bestias y apenas en-
pezaban a desguarnecer a los ANNA
les. cuando Sc acercaron los ameri-
canos cue venian en- el truck, quic
mes 81 nmas nj mas empeZaron a dis
parar contra Geronimo. Cuatro dis
paros lie hicieron a este. pero nlngu-
no le ~atinaron V milagrosamente no
sufrieron ninguna lesion los ninos
Que iban en- ell caro-, pues las baiaS
pasaron por arriba de ellos.
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