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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-12
Use Our Port While You Wait.

If ST. Andrews Bay is to receive the federal aid
warranted by its natural advantages, if it is to
have 30-foot channel across the outer bar, those
interested in this port must get busy and demon
strate, to the officials who decide upon improve
ments, the necessity of such channel depth the
harbor mouth.-St. Andrews Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-12
Governor Not Received Like Pershins.

Cats been a very welcome guest
Pensacola, where he addressed a labor meeting in
spite of the request of the committee that he not
do Made quite a grandstand play by having a
squad of deputies accompany him. having called the
sheriff from his bed late Sunday night and ordered
him to deputize sufficient force to keep down
trouble following the that "Old Cats
will be there and he will speak if he has to in
every citizen deputy Sure, why not? The
people pay.-Fort Myers Press.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-12
Get in Line and Don't Crowd.

Let the young men about town out of job try
the farm. Flowing will give him
constitution, take the kinks out of his head, the
frog out of his throat, the off his stomach the
WEAKNESS out of his legs the off his toes and
give him good appetite, an honest living and a
sight of heaven.-Safety Harbor Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-12
We Live in a Rapid Age.

The Times Union agely remarks THE boys of
today will be the of tomorrow" That's going
some and quite equals the rapid growth of the ia
nous bean stalk of boyhood friend, jack
According to the T.-U. record those boys will be
grandfathers day after tomorrow and die of old age
day Observation-Disclosures Sentinel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-12
Fer This Much We Thank You.

Whether not Pensacola secures the honor of
being the place selected for the staging of the
Florida Centennial Exposition that city is winning
lot of high praise for the observation-disclosures of
people who say they will work for the success of
the celebration wherever it may be held.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-12
Making Cheaper Prices

There Is. only one way to make things cheap.
Make them plentiful. We can of course place upon
the market large quantities of dsused supplies
We can seize boarded provisions, put them in
the consumers hands at largely reduced price
But that is only drop in the bucket. The relief
is only temporary.-Haines City Herald
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-12
Cane Crop Grows in Importance.

The crop of sugar cane grown in Florida this year
will reach nearly 10000 and old timers say
they have never seen such fine cane About one
fourth of the will be made into syrup and the
rest will be saved for seed for the propagation of
sufficiently large to several big sugar
mills next year.-Times- Union.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-12

1t is authoritativey stated that third of the
more than three hundred thousand manufacturing
concerns in the United States did penny
millions of dollars involved in their operation
last year. There is food for thought in this
assertion in connection with the perpetuation of
present industrial activities. Manufacturing
plants will continue running indefinitely with
out making fair percentage their investments
and the shutting down of one-third the industrial
plants of America would throw the nation into
chaotic conditions such has been known
before.-Milton Gazette.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-12
How Billy Hates HIMSELF!

Billy Sunday thinks his time is worth $4,000 an
hour. but that the railroad men are not entitled to
the raise they demanding. And is quite prob
able that the general public would hesitate to vote
Mr.. Sunday any such pay as he thinks his services
worth--Ciainesville News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-12
This Spirit Needed in Florida.

Some years ago FToridian California,
and while there took advantage of number of
joyrides offered by real estate agents On the
return from of these trips, the agent asked him
what he thought of his land. He answered that
he didn't like it ALL Well" said the California
real estate agent, Il sorry you do not like my
land. but over the hill yonder is Mr.. Smith. who
is in the land business. fine land
and If you don't like that. why to the west of US
there is Jones He has land for sale. somewhat diff
ferent from mine but all good land Then, again.
if you don't like that, in the adjoining county
is friend OF mine. Mr. Brown who is also in the
land business. He is handling some fine rolling
country and 1 hope he will suit YOU But
whatever you do, brother. don't leave California;
it's the grandest state in the Union
HOW ABOUT IMPORTING THAT CALIFORNIA
SPIRIT INTO FLORIDA?F1orida Planter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-12
Florida Sugar Possibilities.

Practice'y all of sugar is produced
in what might be termed the middle belt, in
louisiana under climatic conditions which prevent
full maturity of the sugar-cane; and therefore
find the Louisiana decreasing. The
sugar mills which existed in Florida prior to the
Civil rebuilt. At this time, how
ever, great deal of interest has been developed
in modern syrup and sugar mills in Florida that
in the very future, may reasonably expect
much of sugar and syrup to from this
section.-Florida Planter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-12
Florida Press Opinion

Governor Cats has last solved the problem
OF how to keep his adjutant general. He is now
assured that the present holder of the office
not resign
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-12

- ''H'e SS''eu OFT Sucn committees Long Ago.
Ihat hard surfaced highway between Jacksonville
ana savannah seems to be coming right along
they We appointed some committees talk about it.
Miami Metropolis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-12
WILSON SAYS is
ONLY ONE WAY
BEAT RADICALS

CONTINUED from Page one.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23
Whiting
Shoot q
Success


WHTTING Toa N1at Sunday
Navs1S was a ens do,, for tbe raa,,lsr
shoof of a. v-,itioe ~ Clnh
4 IarSa 49, - Ne ~ -
~ J. ~ 49, i ~. 49, 80
ofarca ts ~ I'm ~ - i,
men e,.ant Throa oa tl,a
schaaaIa ~ tha aftnrnao, tbe crib
rernIar n hi~d o,-orf snd ~, Il btr3
events N tbo 5o bird e,snf a. = per-
son Of Cbicapo and Dr II i Tfnoro tied
for 6rst bonors with "a score of a.. ID
To,tonvfr4o -, so,o,a ,4,.. .ftb a.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23

q. Jansen went to Hammond OF
business ednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23
MUNSTER

The Farm Bureau viii hold their
monthly meeting Monday evening.
NAV 2eth. instead OF Wednesday. at
tie public school house.
The Domestic Science Class m the
~paroachial school had an exhibition
at the school Wednesday.
The commencement exercises Of the
paroachiaI school viii be held We'd
nesday evening. May 2Sth-
The public school Will have their
picnic Thursdays the 29th and com
mencement exercises the same eve
ming.
coba schoon who had her %adenoids
removed a short time ago. Is getting
along nicely.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23
Hss sH OF
~ ~ 3 The
80 a [0 g q Ga
R IA AH q = ~ 81
49, EZ 80 s 49, Hg wy
LLAG
Y~esterdav,s Eesults.

Chicago. L; NV York. O..
Cleveland. 3; Philadelphia. 2.
Detroit. 8; Boston. 3.
St. Louis. 5; Washington. 4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23

AVERAGES
FOR WEEK

The batting averages of the Ham
mond PLAYERS fer the past two games
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23

resd- II Timas7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23
POLARINES HAVE
GAME SUNDAY


WHITING. ind. May 25-fhe Polar
ines viii play the st. R~aphaels at the
New York avenue grounds sunday. Hav-
ing defeated the strong Polish Ameri-
cans last Sunday the Polarines feel CON
hdent that they Will turn in another
win for unday The st. Raphaels were
booked for May IL but failed to show
up on recount of several players being
in a nanto smashnp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23
81 Hour Week for =.
Women Demanded by
Trade Union
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
BOSTON. Mass. May.-A tortN-four-
hour week for working women of Massa-
chusetts is now the goal of the Woman's
Trade Union League. as voted at the
league dinner held in celebration of the
passage of the forty-eight-hour bill.
Delegates from the various womenS
union tongues OF New England
present Joined in celebrating the victory
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23
Liquor Seems Attractive.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlcEf
COLUMBUS, Ohio, May-Since the or
der has gone forth that all liquor in
cellars must be listed with the personal
tax returns assessors. near assessors
and would-be assessors have sprung up
in every community in Ohio.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23
Eats SO Eggs-Dies.

FkTERNaTfQhAL NEM sErN4cE
PITTSBURGH Pa. May Michael
Mcskocy. forty-nine. ate three dozen eggs
as a part Of his Easter celebration. That
night ne died Of acute indigestion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23

seventh when his single sent across the
fving and winning runs. the Tigers
grabbing the contest. 6 to 5.
WITH the score 4 to 0 against them.
the Browns made a grandstand fnish At
the expense Of Walter johnson. crash
ing out three tallies in the seventh and
Two III the eighth and taking the sena-
tors into camp, ; to 4.
CLEVELAND downed" the Athletics
4 to : IN a t~en-inning struggle. Card
ner's timely ~one-bagger in The tenth
sent in the deciding run.
RAIN halted all proceedings in the
National League.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-23

Made from standard fabrics. in main
sock, athletic style; also fine ribbed
cotton union suits. short sleeves,
ankle length. on sale 90
~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05

f0rzafa a sus Representatives. q retro
ceder de sus primera determination y
firmardn Of tratado conforme ha 81
do redactado.
III rresidenta Wilson resfeaera 10.
gun 10 que go sabe hasta ahora como
a mediados de Junlo, su Mensaje a
OIL ConEreso transnnitido por Cable
grama 81 breve y haee on 10 general
las Recommendations q que aQui NOS
aludimos.
La question sobre. 81 o no, estA In
titulado Berger, unO de los Represent
tanteH electos del estado de Wiscon-
sin q su asiento en- Ia Cdmara de Re-
presentantes, fu6 feferida a una co.
mission de 8 yocales de Ia Camara pa.
ra 81 determination. sucede que este
Berger esta on la actualidad senten-
ciado q servir I'm termin0 largo en- la
P~enitenciaria Federal por eli crimen
de TRACTION. hacienda propaganda en-
contra de la Guerra, y hablando en-
favor de Alemania. es publicista de unI
Iperiodico Socialista en- Milwaukee wis.
y es uno dc hquellos que cree que este
pals siendO i'm pals do libertad es
tambien un pals do ~liciencia, en- donde
todoe los bribOnes pueden gozar de
libertad para criticar, estorbar y en-
bromar a nuestro Gobierno con sus
ideas anarQuisticas, gozar de todos
los ~privilegios que extienden nuestras
~instituci0nes y en- pago no seryir en-
ninguna de las emergencies q que es
llamado ell ciudadano, y quienes imi-
gran AGA, tan solo Dor cOnveniencia
~ $40 A~4RItt~~AA al MfNA - ---t
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05

I'm padre case su hijo y le dont
t0da su fortuna. Quedose q vivir 81
padrei con los recien casados, y asi
Dasaron los amos al cabO de los cuales
naci6 un hiio.
Fue transcurrlendo el tempo hasta
los catorce amos, en- que su abuelc
Naletudinario, va no podfa andar sinC
apoyado en- gu bast6n y sentfase SUI
cumbir bajo la s~iniestra aversion de
su nuera, la cual r orgullosa y va
ma, y decfa continiamente q su mari
do: 'yo me voy q morir pronto 81
tn padre continue viviendo con noso-
tros: me es impossible sufrirIe va, por
mas tiempo.H
Ell marido hAbl6 a su padre, aparte,
" le dij0 dc esta manera;
Padre, said de mi casa; va os
he mantenido Dor esparcio de catorce
amos y ahora, marchaos a donde que
Hiio, no me eches de tn casa, estoy
enfermoay asf nadie me guerra en- su
casa. Por ell POGO tempo que me res
ia de vida, no me hagas tan afrentosa
ingratitud. Me contentar6 con un 20,
bre alimento, algunas humildes ropas
para guarecerme de las inclemencias
del tempo, una poca de paja para ie-
che, y in rinc0n en- Ell estable donde
no to estprbe tn padre.
NO es impossible; vete leios: mi
muier no te quiere aquf.
Bien; que Dios to bendiga hijo MIC,
me voy, va que 10 deseas, pero al me-
nos, dame una manta para abrigarme,
Due voy muerto de frio.
FL marido llam0 atsu hijo que era
todavia muy joven, y le dijo: 'baja
al establo y trae a tn abuelo una
manta de los cabalIoe, para que Sc
pueda abrigar.
Ell niho baj6 al establo con su abue-
10, y escogiendo la mejor manta Ia
dobl6 por la mitad v hacienda que
st abuel0 sostuviera n dc los extre
mos. comenz6 a partirla, sin hacer ca
50 de 10 que Ell anclano lie decfa.
Que has hecho, nino!-excIam6 ell
abuelo. Tu padre to ha mandado que
me dieses la mansa entera. Voy a
queiarme con Ell.
-Obrad como gusteiss contest0 Ell
muchacho.
Ell yieio acudi6 al hiio, diciendole
mi nieto no ha cumplidotu orden: me
ha dado solo la mitad de la manta.
-Dasela por entero, hiio milo.
ATA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05

que debef de darsele, es una institu-
cion meritoria, be por medic de un
proycto pedldo que Sc autorize a eli
~Secretario dc Guerra Que Sc les d6
q yarias y villas de Nuev0 Mexico,
I'M cah6n 0 otra Pieza de Artlleria
de las que fueron capturadas por
nueatras fuerzas militares en- Francia,
allf entfan ids, + que SO hara
una distribution de estas PLEAS de
artillerfa en- conformidad con Ell nj,
nero de Plazas, eiempre tocaremOs
nuestra parte. como memoria, relf-
quia 0 memento de las hazanas de
nuestros hermanos o hijos. siempre.
estar6 alerta para representa- a u
tro estad0 a 10 mej0r de mi onpasidad,
en- n digna, TeRgo muchos
amigos en- ambos cuerpos en- donde
quiera me cuaio Y pido consejo v
ayuda, los dos Senadores do nuestro
Estado son hombres grandes dc habi-
lidad Y muy Representatives siempre
estoy consultando con ellos cuand0 Sc
trata de llevar aIgo para en- casa, las
apropiaciones para las Escuelas So.
gun han sido hasta ahora conside.
radas (me refiero a Ell 'proyecto de los
indiosl 3 muy liberaIes. TAnemd6
en- mente intr0ducir i'm pfOyecto pi
diendo al C~ongreso que Sc les ceda d
nuestro estado TODD ell terreno p0blico.
que no es mineral o que no esta sc
gregado que son como l6 millones de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
~REsPUEsTAs coRTEsEs


81 "Sfp y "No" repentinos indican fall.
mas que no hay ninguna cultura en
el hogar.
I'm cortes. "sf Senior No Senior" Isl
SehoraV NO Sonora. FL comedido
ISL mama" 0 mo papa" ISL ito" .
NO tia, o indebtedness de mi bue
ma educacidn que adn la falta de CO.
m0didades nc pnede ocultar.
Compartments General
Debe ponerse especial cuidado en-
~instruir al ni1o en- las reglas ordina-
rias de Ia etiqueta. Las que a conti-
nuani6n damos son algunas de las
mas importantes.
Usar I'm lenguaje ~respetuoso bajo to-
das las circunstancias.
Responder con ccrtesia a Las pre-
guntas.
guardian I'm discreta reserva en- pre-
sencia de las visitas.
NO adelantarBe en- La conversation
con sus mayores de un mcdo osten-
toso.
Respetar con Ia mayor ternura Ia
ancianidad ' los enfermos.
Mostrar respeto por las c0sas y los
lugares sagrados.
No ser demasiado ruidoso en- Ia ca
sa.
No buscar Ia manera de sobre salir
EN- pdblico.
No quedarse detenido a la entrada
do cualquier lugar de reunion cuandO
Id genie esta entrando 0 saliendo.
No pasar por anfrente de las per-
sonas, a menos que fuese necesario,
y en- tai case decir "C0n pesniisoH o
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05


Jr., Banford b. Long, Albert Edward
Lyon, Jose Mosse (Mosso), Jesse 4
Richie, Melquiades Valdez, Joseph M
Walling, Gallup; David Yazza, Grown
point.
condado de Mora
Arthur G. Applegate, Roy: Jos.
Archuleta, Guadalupita: Edmund d
Baca, Shoemaker; Elmer Cole. Roy,
Frederick VIM. Gandert, Mora; To
mas Herrera. Wagon Mound: Benia
min LeFebre, Ocate; Alfonso T
Maestas, Iedoux; Teedocio Mont0ya
Mora; Raymond Rohb, Watrous,
Frank B. Romero, Levy; Malaquia.
ROybal, Wagon Mound; Lee Tram
NELL, Ocate; Reuben Trujillo, Cieve
land; Benjamin Velasquez, Mora; An
tonic Via, Watrous; Deciderio Vigil
Holman; Frank J.. Lusk. Roy.
Perdidos 3 Acci6n--Pedro q. Gale
COS, Arturo Montoya, Roy.
condado de otero
Joseph Frank CampnsH Cloudcroft
Joaquin Chavez, TuIafosa; Charley
Frederic Clayton, Mayhili Arthur
Claud billiard, Alamogordo; JohI
Willie Arthur M. Chart. weed; Ons
IT, George. Avis; William Goodwin
Alamogordo; Allen Warren Hudman
Cloudcroft: James Walton Humph
reys, ORANGE; Clayton Jones, Cloud
croft; Louis r. ~Lanzendorf, Alamo
gordo; John b. Light, M~escalero; Luis
Madrid, La Luz; Ely Albert McNew
Orc Grande; Carl H. Meyer, La Luz;
John George Schaller, Gilberto Wohl.
pamufh Tularnca
Perdidos en- Acci6n-Emil Wohige-
nIuth, Tularosa.
condado de Quay
Jesse Judson Bays, Tucumcari;
Earl Elliott, HanIey; edward /. Fish
or, Plain; Delfido Gonzales, Tucum-
carl; Alva III. Graham, Roosevelt,
Isaac r.. Kirkpatrick, Tucumcari;
Paul Cylyaneous Pierce, Norton; Lee
Rhoades, Tucumcarf; Roy l.. Reed,
Hudson; Ben l. Rocket, Riddle, Jos.
eph =. r. Trijillo. Tucumcari; Robert
]. Warren, Kirk.
Perdidos en- Acci6n-Pedro Romero,
Tucumcari.
cpndado do Rio Arriha
Jose Oliberos Gallegos, Chama, MI
guel A. Gallegos, El Rito; Juan Gabriel
Gallegos, Vailecitos; Simon Garcia,
~Governador; Emilio Griego, Embudo;
Francisco Esteban Gurule, TERRA Am
arilla; Jose Eiigio Madrid, Pagosa
Junction, Santiago Miera, Rosa; Juan
Mondragon. Cordoya; Jose %. Moya,
Los Can0nes. Joe n. Naranjo, Espan.
OLA Vicente = RoybaI. Espanola:
Manuel Salazar, Rosa; Samuel Sala,
gar, Lumberton. lose "A. Sena, Velarde:
Juan B Taf0ya, Trnchas; Silas raj.
oya, Dixon; Epifanio Trujillo, Luia.
berton. Margarito p viarial, AlcaIde.
condado do Roosevelt
Marion Gary, Eagse Hill; Frank G.
McDermott, Portales; James Franklin
McInturff, Portales; Frank Munner.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05


Biterbo Gallegos. Manuel Nieto Gale
COS, Central; Jose Pedro Garcia,
Frederick Burkner Golding, Evange'
listic Gonzales, Francis Graves. G. A.
Guerne, Silver City; -Gymlynch,
Lordsburg; George Hauswirth, TT,
Bayard; Pedro Jaques, Silver City;
Arthur Janney, Hanover. Claud Earl
Jennings, Santa Rita; Orval johnson,
B~uckhprn; Guile Lightfoot, Fierro;
Charles A. Marriott, Tyrone; Charles
Mason, Central; Earl u. Mason, Ty-
rome; Donald ]. McKeen, Santa Rita;
Cyprian w. McSherry. Silver City;
Clyde Miller, Hurley; Donald r. Ma
derhoff, John Francis Parker. Silver
City; Albert A. Riggs, Stems. Soren
Ringlund, Silver City; Harry M. Sill
lcott, Hachita; Kent Hoff Steen. Wal
nut Wells; John Sutton, Silver City;
Robert swan, Redrock: John Calvin
Thomas. Lordsburg; Arthur Thomp-
son, Buckhorn Samuel r. thurman,
Redrock, George Wardlow,s Silver
City; Augustus w. Whaley. Central;
George Lester Williams, Silver City.
condado de Guadalupe
Ennis j. Camp, Vaughn; Sixto Il.
Chaves, Puerto de Luna; Charles M
Galloway. East Vaughn; Floyd G.
Hoover, Cuervo; Wayne Morris John
ston, Pasture; Maxine Ortega, FL
vira; Albert J. Putner. Cuervo; Apa-
riso sRael. Santa Rosa.
Perdidos en- Acci0n-Pantale6n Ma
drid. Santa Rosa; EseuuIel Trujillo.
Puerto de Luna.
condsdo de Lea
Reginald Edward Baird, Ochoa;
Law G. Barron, Warren; Yelverton G.
Biakey, Monument; Jesse Riley Cross,
Jenkins; James H. English, Jal; Wal
ter Armston Grizzell, Eunice; Charlie
Franklin Holland, Ochoa: Matt Mus
grove, Jenkins; Virgil A. Norbeck,
Louis wv. Tinker, Knowles; Thomas
G. Walker. Jenkins; Thomas Gains
Weir, Monument; Van Otto WilIhoit,
Knowles.
Condado de Lincoln
Pedro Analla, Tinnte; Charles Wal
ter Beaver, Corona; Benjamin /. Ber-
RI, Jim Dearman, C~arrizozo; Milas
Jefferson Grafton, Parsons; William
Randall Greer, Ospuro; Robert James
Hagee, Alto; Roy Hamilton, Harvey
Hughes, Richard Cecil Morgan, Car
rizozo; Louis Moya, Arabela; Susano
Sanchez, San Patriotic; Kenneth u
Watson, Gladney Taylor White, Car
condado de- Luna
Oscar Monroe Aston, Haywood;
William Coulter, Columbus Claude
Close Howard, Deming; Thomas G
Lnwery, Columbus; Wilbur "A. RAM
sey Tunis; @. e. ThralL Columbus;
Louis Wehmh0eners Deming; Alfred
70 Wilfred) w. Wadell Deming.
Condado de mckinley
Raymond Il. BruebaKer, John Catti,
GUS Chrteien, Tom F. Collister. Angus
in del Vale, Charles Alpheus Hard
ng. Harry Horrocks, Palmer Ketner]
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05

o..MHA ..|HUI.. NM.N .NI|.. VIZ
pntriar y negaries q esa clase de gen.
to Ia ciudadania Americana y echar.
les fuera do aQui "a echar pulgas a
otro iado'', hubo muchos que renun-
ciar0n do sus primcros papeies do ciu-
dadania para excusafso de ei seryi-
clio militar aiegando que eran foran-
|neos, pues para tales hay que leerles
SD sentencia este PATS e. v ha sido
81 hbrigo y ampar0 DO TODD hombre
.amante de Ia libortad pero la Guerra
nos ha hecho abrir los 0jos a Ell he
cho que SCI nos han colado aquf mu-
chos que AFRICAN ideas r~evoluciona-
rias encontra de nuestra forma de CO.
biern0. son Socialiatas del tipo de Boil
chevisTn0. que Destroyer per0 NADIA
~construyen en- lugar de 10 que des-
truyen. Soy de opinion que pronto
reportara 10 comisidn enoargada de el
casc de Berger que se vaya a servir
su sentencia justamente impuesta por
las Cortes y SO declare su asiento
vacante.
La tarea Que tienc adelante este
Congress- es estupendo y cree 70 que
permaneceremos en- session d los
proximos doce meses sin tregua nj
prorroga.
Siempre como les he dicho estoy
listo al orden para recibir suges-
tones de mis- CONSTITUENCIES. ESQ quie-
70 decir TODD 81 Pueblo de Nuevo Me-
xicO.
Y I'd, recibira 81 asf 10 desea mis-
comunicaciones de vez en- cuando, con
toda Ia buena volutad de que soy ca
pax, 81 en- algo me equivoco pido STEM
pre- Ia indulgencia de sus iectores.
Respetuosamente,
B. g, HERNANDEZ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05

mo, por cierto: contesta 81 rapa2.
La otra mitad Ia guardar6 para dar0s.
"a a W cuando 70 sea grande y os
eche de mi casa.
ri padre, al DIR este, llam6 al abue-
10, que va 20 marchaba v le diio:
Padre milo. yolved, volved. desde
hoy os hago dueno Y senior de estn
casa 10 juro por San Pedro. No co.
mere 70 un pedazo de carne nj min
gun otro alimento. sin que vos hagais
otro tanto. AQuf tendreis conmigo un
buen aposento y usareis vestidos CO.
mo los que yo lIeyo.
Y 81 buen anciano llor6 sobre Ia ca,
beza del hijo arrepentido.
Victor Balaguer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
POR LOS HEROES cAIDCS EN- Ell
CAMPO DE BATALLA

vsinse ahos tenian; eayeron briilando en- 50 cara
a pura bellsxa Dc flor que. a IN bottom, se cortara.
snorfa Ia booa marmorsa do tantos ealdos,
al comc, ~ canso msserno, ~quedaban doFmidos.
No hay psda que aItsre las linsas del euerpo yaeents:
tan solo IA roIa medaila del peoho 0 la frentss
Ia rola medaila; de fo b marcado con ella
~ mas tnIaurante momento Ia vida mas bella.
sohaban afnorss, IA simple rlrada curiosa
de algunas muierss movta Ia sanore fo0osa:
sohaban en- arduas empresas, en- mobiles conquIstas
que FL uenIo complies, pr nadie nj nunca entrevistas,
no habian sufrido anoustias, enaaaos, traIeIones;
iamas Ia derrota borro sus doradas visiones
La muerte aoerc6se con sordas pisadas Inclertas:
intacta falanse, seeada del sueho a las puertas -,
vehnte amos tenfan; quIen rnuere al lourar Ia Victoria
en- sermen Sc lleva do todas las mleses, Ia gloria.
Hugo los pIaceres que aturden con torpe falacfa;
ousto la vigIlla, muriendc en- aatado De 0racia
EF~ey w
cubrid oh muIeresl en6anto y amor de ambos mundos
con flores fragantes los castos sepucros profundos.
cantad nuevos iaudes por elIos, nadres y donceIIas, ~
por unos valIentes que duerrpen baio las essreIIas
M1Ian Ada MEcRl.
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