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New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Money and Credit

Gail money rose TO 90 per cent yes
tterday duplicating the performance Of
Monday Renewals We're made at 10
per cent and the high rate being es
tabllshed in the afternoon about s.
half hour before the close After the
demand Rad been met at rates ranging
from 10 to 20 per cent, d surplus Of
money remained, which was offered at
10 per cent.
The ruling rates for money yester-
day. compared with year ago, we're
as follows
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

ago.
..,r, october export sales. according to
- he Iron Age" have probably equaled
Ihe best months OF the year, but snip
nleh'S We're only one-fourth es much
because Of labor troubles.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

NTI1I1 EVS, !I,00V,o IO,0RI, hUIaNCCS, XlON
0l3.S62.
sub-Treasury - United States Sub
treasury credit balance, sl,244,S96;
Federal Reserve credit balance. $50.
AIS. .722
Silver - London, 66a4d; New York,
Sl23@4; Mexican dollars, e61scM'
81 QOia
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Exchange on Germany and Italv fell
to new low record levels yesterday,
while the French rote dropped below 9
francs to the dollar. Sterling and
neutral exchanges generally held firm
Quoted dollars to the pound:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-24

: HEMOS tenido eI gusto de presentar a Uds. esta
] Compahfa Y de decirIes francaments 10 cue hemos hecEo
! Y los ~proyectos que nos proponemos seguiF.
! UDS. saben que nuestros propostos son los de desa-
4 rrolIar, en- gran escaIa, la perforaclon de pozos p~roFtndos'
3 en- donde, segun experimentados petroIeros y SeoioSOS'
] eneontraremos petro!eo en- abundance.
] ESTAMOS enterados de que en- las capas superlores
/ exste petroIeo, pero tamben estamos conVencldos de que
i a mavor profundidad haIIaremoS petroeo en- gran canti-
| dad. O ha acontecido en- otros districts p~etroleros.
FL hecho de perforar ~profundos pozoS en- el DlStrI-
] TO de San Antonio, hara que suS habFtanteS reclban ma
yores benefcios que de ninguna otra industrial. NOS re-
j lerInos a verdaderos adeIantos de Ia induStria p~etrolera,
I Commando al efecto con hombres de reconocida cornpe
I tencia, v con 81 ~suficiente dinero para saEr aVantes en-
! nuestra empreSa.
ESTAS cuaEdades combnadas en- una mlsma COM
] pania son muy raras de e~ncontrar y por 10 tanto la DEP
WELLS OIL COMPANY ofrece una exceptional oportu-
! nidad. Ia de conoCer 81 mejor negocio del mundO, que le
proporcionard grandes y RAPIDOS BENEFICIOS.
1 ESTA Is Ia paLabra, RAPIDEZ y pr 10 mismo RA-
PlDEZ EN- SUS OPERACIONES Sci LENA DE-
NUESlRA
] HEMOS Iogrado mas en- POGO tienr estabIeci-
I dos que muchas grandes negociaciones. f1enos gasta-
] do miles Y miles de dollars en- asegurar pertenenclas y
/ empezar perforaciones, aln antes de que Sc supera en-
. esta ciudad nuestra e~xistencia. HEMOS IRABAJADO,
Y gastado una pequeha fortuna aqul msmo, buscando 81
ORC L!QUIDO, pues desde IN principle tuViInos fs en-
/ este negocio, con la certeza de halar los grandes maF'ar-
! tales. Todo este no 10 hemos hecho NADIA mas de paa-
] bra, pues hemos cunpEdo nuestros p~ropositos perEoran-
l do lNMEDIATAMENTE. No ~pronetenos NADIA para
| ma1ana, TODD 10 hacemos HOY, y por 10 tanto hemos
Z convenido en- SaIr garanteS de Ia termination de cuatro
] profundos pozos; tenemos una gran perforadora traba-
\ iando mas de 1900 pies de profundidad, en- una de las
] propiedades de Ia c~onpaiia, continuando nuestros ira
] bajos sin que Sc imagine siquera Ia magnitud de los ira
I bajos que tenem0S enprendIdos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-24
CERTIFICATE REEMBOLSADLE

POR medic de nuestro sistema de certificates re-
emboSados, nos obIigamos a devoIver I'D. 81 inversion
acompa1ada de una importante ganancia, he aqul como
.sucede esta:
Con cada acci6n que listed compre, I'd. recibIra
un certificado reembolsable, por cinco Veces mas dc Ia
'cantidad que I'D. invirt5, Conteniendo adenas las ST
~suiientes condolences: No Sc declarara ming jim dvidendo
nj nnguna exhibition antics de que Ie sean pagados $500
por cada $500 que I'd. invirtio en- estas condolences, pa
gando esta cantidad de los productos del petr6leo del po-
20 que tenernos en- perforaci6n, y de los otros tres que
muy pronto performances. EI pago de esta cantidad Sc
ra hecho de la siguiente manera:
IAN pronto como ell petr6Ieo vaya siendo vendido,
Sc separara TN 70 por ciento mensual de estas Ventas, con
cuya suna Sc iran pagando estos certificates hasta que
Ell monte total de- $500 por acci0n, sea lntegTamente pa
gado, sin p~erjuicio, de que una vez cublerta tai suma,
sigan sus acciones percibiendo dividendos, 10 mismo que
las demas acciones ordi1arias de la companla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-24

NC tenemos la menor duda, nunca Ia fenos tenIdo,
de que existe baio eI sueIo que pSa1nos, probabEemsnte
en- eI terreno donde esta construIda su casa, IN yaCInIeFl-
to petroEfero, de magnlfica perspective. La oeencia de
muchos experimentados ~petroleros que han vstado re-
cientemente ~nuestras propiedades, es que en- TN radio
de pocas miHas de la Ciudad, Sc halan aIgunos grandes
|pozos, estos experimentados ~petroEeros han hecho gran
.des perforaciones en- otros Estados del pals.
Estes son los hecIIlos conprobados. mo 10 saba I'd
Esta es Ia reaIdad. mo la %corocla?
AHORA bien, ~ofrecenos I'd. Ia me or de las opor-
tunidades que puedan presentarseIe en- Ia vida, ayudan-
dole dar Ell primer paso para hacerse rico. Estamos de-
cididos a dar a I'd. cinco duros aln antes de que nosotros
obten samos I'm solo ~centavo, como ~producto de nusstTa
EXPERIENCED, LABORlOSIDAD CAPITAL.
PLAN De DINERO REEMBOLSABLE
FL dinero Sc devueIve aumentado cinco veces y
en- o~casioneS a mas.
CON cada accion de asta serie que vendarnos, Ia
.Compa1ia extendera al comprador I'm contrato de re-
emboIso, con una utiidad de I'm 400 por ciento, antes de
cue dicha compa1la reciba I'm solo c~entavo, deblendo
tener en- cuenta que habremos gastado mas de S5O,OOO
en- elective, y aIgunas otras cantidades proVenientes de
ventas de a%cciones. Ash pues, I'd. queda asegurado en-
I'm 500 por ciento de benefcio, aun antes de que nosotros
|hayamos Iogrado una utiidad de nuestros e%sFuerzos, d.
nero y responsabiidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-24

IENGA I'D. BEN PRESENTE que nuestros ne !
gocios no van a ser del momento, sino como Sc 10 dimos
a con0Cer anteriornente, penSarnos estabIecer una de las
compaflas productoras de ma. importaacia, teniendo la I
obligation de trabaja Jar para I'd. ain antes de que noso-
ros obtensamos utiidades.
PIENsE I'D. DETENEDAMENTE en- TODD este J
1lnase a %nosotros. No vacie I'd. mas. Hay mas dinero
baio sus' pies, que eI que I'd. pueda irnaginarse, esta es /
una oportunidad sin pTecedente.
ESTA Is La OPORTUNIDAD
ESTAes la misna oportunidad cue ha hecho milo ]
narios a otros muchos; es la oportunidad que ayuda a los
trabaiadores, es la oportunidad segura y que promote ext
tos enormes. iva I'D. a unirse para contrbur al desarro- /
Ito del Dstrto ~petroIero de San Antonio? i;Desea I'd. que
Ia p~ropiedad aunente en- su Ciudad a 10 por urso, en- me-
nos de UNI arc? {
CONDIClONES DE PAGO
Il Ebro de suscripciones quedara alberto en- nues-
tras o~ficinas 81 Microbes 26 del c~orrie,te, las 10 de Ia ]
mariana, y 10 cerrarernoS 81 10. de Mario > + 70 "a tar
de.
LA soEctud de acciones debeEa velT aCoInpaTada ;
de I'm 10 por ciento del vaIor de dchas ~acciones; un 40 poT ]
ciento Sc pagara a los diez dlas, y eI resto, so por cieHto
sera pagadero a los 80 dIas, despu@s de Ia fecE'a en- que Sc |.
'hizo Ia soIicitud. {
I'm case de que las acciones sean ~suscritas con !
exceso, nos reservanos el derecho de proratearas 0 bien /
de devoIver Ia primera exhibition: antes de que nos sea {
Ihecho 81 seguldo page.
Ii resto de- acciones sera aun1entado $3.50 cada /
una ell dia 3 de Mario proxHno.
CON seguridad pronosticamos cue para de7tro de
3 rneseS nuestras acciones vaIdrdn 800 cada una, pueS
hemos decidido e~nprender uEa campana de ~publcidad /
en- Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Phtsbug, BaItImo- !
re y Londres.
a las 10 de la maTana del Microbes 70 del p~resente !
los Ebros seran abiertos, hasta 81 Sabado primerc de Mar
20 la Up. NJ, hora en- que las acciones seran aunentadas
Ia $3.50 cada una. /
"Yo. VIM. II. RUSSELL, AVOCADO DE LA DEEP IS i
WELLS OIL COMPANY, CERTIFiCO QUE LAS CLAOSOLAS M E
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-21
NEW PLAN, FOR
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
IS BEING SHOWN

In line with the health program of
the city, state and government health
authorities, especially with reference
to the requirement for the installation
of septic tanks districts of the city
no reached by the sanitary sewerage
system, C. j. Bate, representing the
Cement Products company. of Will
mington, N. c., is spending some time
in the city demonstrating the merits
of the ''Sanisep" septic tank system,
together with William H. Herrider.
local representative of that system.
The system has been approved by
the authorities here. They are in use
already in many of the schools Of Es-
Gambia, Okaloosa and Calhoun coun-
ties, where they were first introduced
by Mr.. Herrider. The system, once
installed. will be permanent. construc-
ton being entirely of concrete. Plans
and specifications will be furnished
those desiring them and Mr.. Bate states
the cost for the average family use
will be about $50. There are hundreds
OF homes which under the new or
dinance will be required to put in an
approved sanitary closet system and
those who come under the require
ments Of this ordinance might we'll in
vestigate the merits and comparative
cost of the sanisep system.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-21
LoalDA LAND PRODUCES
ABUNDANT CROPS

Resolutions passed by the State Fedora
ton Of Labor. in convention at Tallahas-
see. April 8. 8 and 10, 1919.
Whereas. We believe that 1t Is essential
to the establishment of democracy to
give votes to women as well as to men,
and
whereas, The splendid service during
the war, Of the women Of Florida has en-
titled them to such consideration and
Whereas The successful solution OF the
problems of reconstruction require the In :
telligent cooperation Of men with wom-
en-: and
Whereas. Florida women have decided
that a right to vote in the primaries Is
the most pra ctica1 form of suffrage for
them at present; therefore
+" Be It Resolved. That we, the members
Of the Florida Federation Of Labor. in
convention assembled. at Tallahassee.
April g. 1919. do hereby endorse this meas
ure and call upon the legislature now In
session for its passage
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-21

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur properly compounded
brings back the natural color and lustre
OF the hair when faded, streaked or
gray. Years ago the only way to get
this mixture was to make It at home.
which is mussy and troublesome. Now
adays, by asking at any drug store for
'.wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" you will get large bottle of
this famous recipe. improved by the
addition of other Ingredients. for about
80 cents
Don't stay gray! Try it! No one
can possibly tell that YOU darkened
your hair. as it does it so naturally and
evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft
brush with 1t and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand at a
time: by morning the gray hair dis
appears. and after another application
or two your hair becomes beautifully
dark, glossy and attractive.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is a delightful toilet requisite for
youthful appearance. It is not Intended
those who desire dark hair and a
for the cure, mitigation or prevention
of disease.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-21
PACE PLEADS
ON BEHALF OF
MOLnO BRIDGE

James G. Pace appeared before the
board Of county commissioners Satur-
day to make a plea 70 finishing the
work necessary on the approaches to
the Moline bridge. Mr.. Pace went
over every detail of the proceedings Of
the past few months, and attempted to
show the commissioners. by informa-
ton which he had obtained, that it
would be to the county's advantage to
hurry the completion Mr.. Pace said
he was In receipt of letter from w.
F. Goose. state road commissioner.
in which the latter explained how the
government would come to the assist
ance OF the counties interested in the
building and completion Of the bridge.
It had been estimated, 1t was stated.
that it would cost at least 100000 to
complete the bridge across the island
and span over Deloney river, to be
used the year round.
It was announced that the board of
county commissioners would have n
representative at Tallahassee next
week on the occasion of an applica-
ton being made for permission to issue
time warrants in the sum of $70,OO0,
and it was also understood that Mr..
jacob. of Moline. would also be In
Tallahassee at that time. 1t was a
letter from Mr.. Jacobi it was stated,
which caused the governor to recently
address letters to members of the
boards Of county commissioners of
both Escambia and Santa Rosa, in
which he took occasio.- to inquire as
to the reason for the uncompleted state
OF the bridge. Both boards Of county
are now to have repre-
sentatives in Tallahassee.
Mr. Pace. with other practical men.
has visited the place and estimated it
could be bridged for $4,000, and could
be used the year round.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-21

s Seventeen process enamel
finish Of Dayton Canine.
Tough and long wearing.
Heavy coat Of copper under
al nickel plating.
& Dust-proof head adjusting
cone. Extra large High
Duty ball bearings. Cones
ease-haSdened in cyanide.
Z Outside joint head eonstrue.
ton. Eleven inner rein.
foseements in frame. al
dip-brazed..
& Double anchored fork sides
with solid steel spool be.
tween plates.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-21
Y. w. c. a. NOTES.

The young ladies Of the Y. w. G. A,
are working slowly but surely on an
entertainment to be given in a few
weeks. They have pledged themselves
to raise five hundred dollars to be used
in furnishing the parlor of the newer
and larger Y. w. G. A., which is surely
coming our way.
The treasurer, Miss Eula Hussey. has
to her credit 1923. after paying $500
on the victrola for the Patriotic league.
Twenty dollars of this amount was
made on candy sales. the remaining
$500 was taken in silver offering
when Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Mary Yates, Mrs.
Lillian Hubbard, Mrs. Adair Pearce
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-21

9 Front hub and eups a
special desien TUNED from
solid steel bar. Twe-peine
frietionless bearings.
10 Vitalie DeLuxe o. keke.
mo Everlassef tires. s..
leeted maple rims.
IL One piece drop forged
eranks. Hobbed spsoeket.
II Seamless crank hanger
bracket. extra reinforced.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-21

Mrs. Eugene Faircloth. Misses Mar
garet Ray. Lena Williams and Pearl
Speer gave an entertainment at Brent
last week.
Arrangements have been made for q
Black Face stunt" at Ferry Pass FRI
day evening. May 2. Mrs. Mary Yates
will assist. Mr.. John Barber OF Ferry
Pass. will sing some Of his inimitable
comic songs and Mr.. Ed Jones will
have his violin and furnish the kind
Of music that goes to your feet An
evening OF amusement Is promised to
ALL An offering will be taken for the
Y. w. G. A.
Five Ferry Pass girls have been at
the Y. w. G. A. in the past year.
The Y. w. C. A. is striving to make
itself useful In as many ways as pos-
sible. Although unable to furnish
homes for as many girls and women as
come seeking them. still It finds homes
somewhere for all that call and no girl
that has applied for help in getting q
position has ever failed to get one. No
one has been turned into the street
meal has been furnished.
It is the intsntion Of the Y w. C. A.
to furnish good cheer and jolly good
times to all who come within its sphere
Of influence. Monday night is stunt
night" Ice cream IL to be part OF the
refreshments. OF course any one fail
ing to do a stunt" will not care for
cream.
The w. c. G. ). has invited all young
ladies who entertained the yonug men
at the ar station and at Fort Barrancas
with black face stunts to the fes-
tivities at Fort Barrancas Tuesday at.
ternoon and evening.
The young ladies enjoy furnishing
fun for their friends and have given
seven performances in black face
Several of the young ladies are
spending Easter with their home folks
Mrs Faircloth in DeFuniak, Mrs. Hub.
bard in Bagdad and Miss Annie Ruth
Hicks in Milton. Miss Margaret Hud-
son is at Century.
Miss Carrie Hudson is spending a
few days in Macon. Ga.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-21
Domestic Dept.

35c PERCALE. Ensign brand,
pretty patterns. 36-in., I'd. zoo
45c ROMPER CLOTH. Samp.
SON. strictly fast color. striped
fabrics OF strong durable
Quality( yd. $50
40c GALATEA. Fast color,
stripes and solids,
SIMPSONS brand. yd.. zee
SOC BATH TOWELS. Thick,
heavy. soft. fresh goods.
6ooN SiAc .Sfc
lSc HUCk TOWELS. Splendid
soft quality, all white.
size 14x2S ...............1 oc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-21
FARM AGENTS
TWO COUNTIES
HOLD MEETINGS
ALL OF cET-TocETHER AFFAIRS
WERE ATTENDED BY FARM
SPECIALISTS AND WERE E0u-
CATIoNAL.

The county and home economies
agents OF Santa Rosa and Escambia
counties held four very interesting
meetings in the two counties this week
The agents from Santa Rosa county
came over here Wednesday morning
and from here the party went to Con
sales and held an all day gathering or
.get-together" meeting.
Too much praise cannot be given
the good people Of Gonzales. who came
out and co-operated in every way pos
sible to make the day success.
Prof. Diamond deserves special men,
ton for he was untiring in his eff
forts to help and also Miss Frye and
the girls OF the domestic science de-
partment Of the school for the good
coffee that they furnished the party.
Dinner was served in the spacious up
per hall of the school building.
In all there was an attendance Of
about two hundred. Thursday the par
ty went to Oak Grove school house.
where they held an interesting meet
ing, though the attendance there was
not SO good. on account Of the farm
ers being so busy planting at this time.
Friday morning the agents from
Pensacola went to Santa Rosa coun-
ty. where they also held two very in
teresting and instructive meetings:
Friday at Allentown and Saturday at
Wallace. The meetings over there at
each place were success. and Mr..
Oglesby and Miss Warren. the agents.
were hospitality itself, and the good
folks of Allentown and Wallace were
equally as hospitabl.e
The meetings at all these places were
absolutely in the interest of the farm
ers. and much interest was manifest
ed by the farmers at both these meet
ings.
Mr.. Hiatt, district agent for West
Florida, and J. o. TRAILER farm help
specialist. both from Gainesville, were
present at these meetings. Both these
gentlemen are good speakers and gave
the farmers some good information
and instructions.
One speaker at Allentown who de-
serves special mention was Miss Lib
by Oglesby. the beautiful young daugh-
ter of County Agent Oglesby of Santa
Rosa county. This young lady. with
two others. won the scholarships in the
Santa Rosa county contest to the short
course in Tallahassee.
She gave q very interesting account
IF the trip including the many things
hey saw while in the capital city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-21
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrival and departure o: passenger
trains at Pensacola. Fla.
The following schedule figures pub
lished AZ information ana not guaran.
Central Standard Time.)
Louisville E Nashville r. r.
ARRIVES. LEAVES
$50 p. m. Montgomery. Birming.
ham, Nashville, Louis
VILE. Cincinnati ....fz:3o D. m.
$50 p. m. ST Louis. Chicago.
$50 ,. m. New Orleans. No p M
$50 p. m Atlanta, washirston.
Nsw York .11:se ,. m
LoluisviIIs. cincin-
S:4g Q. m. Memphis. 81 Louis,
S:ls .. M rev oriea ma No
S:4S q m Atlanta Washington.
New York -. 1915 p. m
6:le D. m. Mobile Local .ee:oo q m.
o:le q N. Jackoonille, TallAhas-
,e.as se1 J.ei.onirii:, Taiiss.s s:1s : N
sDaily except Sunday.
UNITED STAT -
RAILROAD ADMINISTRATIONS
CONSOLIDATED TICKET OlYTCB.
6An Carries Hos0 x4ono 45s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-21

| Front andrear mud-guards.
splash protector and stand
on all models.
J Special design rear fork.
giving extra clearance be-
tween wheel and fork sides.
flush rear fork ends.
8 Drop forged seat.post
cluster. giving extra strong
Srip on seat-post.
4 Hsh-srade padded leather
saddle with double action
springs. Leather tool bag
and complete tool equip
ment.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
EXTRAVAGANCIAS Y REALIDADES


Trad. del frances para La Prensd"
| nunca sino provisional. Este cGI:-
| ale Il ina de guerra tan
! 2recisa como pudiera desearse Y ella
scla deberia justificar la exclusion
| formal de Alemania de la Liga paci-
flea organizada por el ilustre Presi-
dente Wilson.
iChantaje p~olitico Y eXtravagan-
cia boche. diran aqueilos que desean
a toda costa habilitar al pueblo ale
man o las virtudes de que GARCIA
haze seiS meseS.
iRealidades, repiicamos ~nosotros,
s.rvIcndonoS aun para clio de algunos
testimonies boches para demostrar que
hlemania no pierde de vista su r.
surgimiento militar. En- efecto, Is
en- el periodico sociaiista "Vorwaerts",
Grgano del gubiernc. donde e~ncon:ra-
| r:os dcstle ahcra 81 ">pozG de GE pro
veto !. preparation militar ne Ia
| ;Ire' tEG: >Tlju.a iisica hasta les
ounce arcs ''irStrDccion milita: rrr-
binada cCn Jos cur"os de enSeLaAZa'
| I;asta lo5 "c!nte Eos; despues, ejer-
cKioS Dc ~Girn.aSt.ta "suOOrdinaGGs RI
prntoGe vista militia, complexities
Ger ''el mareio de! fusil Y el e"er
cicio del tiro'; finalmente, "el ter
Ger grade de Ia preparation militar
Sc halla reservado en- ultimo lugar d
as ~escuelas de reclutas propiamente
| dichas. La instruction Sc dara en-
elias por oficiales V suboficiales de
c~arrera."
Que es 10 que ha cambiado entire
los boches? En- su cbra eel pueblo a
leman V Ia political. publicado hace
cuatro amos. durante ell primero de la
| Guerra. Hugo Preuss. Ell actual Mi
nistro del Interior, al oponerse a Ia
glorificacion inconsiderada, muy en-
boea ~entonces, del ''Talento de organi-
zaci6n' de los alemanes, llama la A.
| "tenci0n Sobre Ia distinction fundamen-
| tai entire la facultad de ser organlZa-
DO" V Ia "facultad de organizarse a
! 81 mismo". Y ~entonceS llega a Ia con-
~clusion de que 10 que los aleinanes po-
seer en- I'm grade muy notable. es Ia
facultad de "dejarse organiZar. que
manifesto su fuerZa principal en- el
dominic militar V en- parte, tamhien.
Ell el dominic cconomico. Jamas Sc
le hara Greer . ningur hombre inte-
! ~l;gente que el boche haya adGuirldo
en- seis meses una faculrad de la que
Sc ha hal.ado siempre totalmente des-
provisto. No solamentc slgue sierdo
'organizablc'. 81 nos aJrevenos a en-
plear esta palabra. sinO que Su 60
bierno ha previsto va el plan de edu-
caci6n militar que debe hacer De los
individuos. 10 misino que en- Ct pa
! sado. IN simple medic de acci0n CO.
l~ectiva.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-16

Del "unlversai':
"Ahundar les rumoreS de conSpi-
r~aciones reacc,onsria< en- toJaS par
les &c IA R~eDubli-a".
s eSta oola 40 enlboia,
hav use estar DE- Uoche-..en rela.
y hasta u>ar grance eScaIa
o don Venus. .graude eSquei2.
Del miSr'o p5rjudico:
I'm ratero. liamado GuSvavo Mem
toza. fur detenjdo Dor "a policia' '.
Este zanganO. .GuStavo
IL robar TODD. .gGSraoa.
y Gesde an peso 4 .ceatavo.
cor tcdjto .Sent2Oa.
Del mismo ~periodlco:
"Es probable que don Salvador
Alvarado saIga de Mexico para To
ronto".
Dicen que 81 Dena ..es tarta.
Que decIrla toda ,.es tonic,
V pues todc lc, alaranta.
Sc marcia ei hombre "a Toronto.
Del m:smc periodico: