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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-10
wArERsPoUT WRECKS HOUSE
Debris strewn Along Connecticut
Coast for Distance Of
Two Niles.

New York Reports came from
Norwalk. Conn. Of damage done by
a cyclone ana waterspout which
passed along Long Island sound.
After severe thunder storms from
the east and west met, II wnterspout
was seen to form about n half mile
OFF shore nc ROTOR Point. II was at
leHst 100 feet high
The spout travelled n mile and a
half then AZ Belts Island. Norwalk,
II struck the forty,five foot launch
Anna aud lifted the cabin off. leaving
the rest OF the launch unchanged.
hight men who had come from New
York IN the launch were In II house
near the shore. The house wns
moved several feet OF it's founda-
tions by the waterspout aud the
second floor and attic were carried
away and smashed to pieces. The
debris was strewu along the const for
twi mites
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-10
See Ship Which
Routes Foe Subs

mems pockets soon we're bullying. but
there was no complaint about "proht-
eerlng."
pouuhboys inspect Ship.
Among the curious who swnrmed
over the vessel were n number OF
American soldiers. Some OF them
took n peculiar interest In the guides
explanations and comment on the
boats trick" nttlngs-her genred
turbines. gndgets. depth-charge throw
ers and p%nrnvenes.
II recalled to them n night Of peril
through which they passed from South.
nmptOn or Winchester across the sub.
marine and m~lne-infested English
channel. en- route to Havre or some
other French portland the war. That
night OF fearful expectancy passed
snfely, they had mnrvelled nj the eff.
cheney OF the conveying craft which
they knew hnd been OFT In the dark.
ness somewhere, blowing through roll.
Ing breakers. enger for nm encounter
with lts frequent aftermath Of "oll and
bubbles" from II vnnquished undersen
bnnt.
But ms these doughboy spectators
heard n member Of the crew Of the
"lush" ship say: "She does every
thing hut loop-the.loop," and saw 9TH
ers demonstrate parts OF the ships
fighting equipment hitherto kept Sc
cret, they understood why they had
been so secure
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-10
Thousands Pay to Get View OF
Great Brltain's Mystery
Craft.
DEVELOPS 23.KN0T SPEED
First Of the "Hush" Craft the British
Public Has Been Permitted to
See at Close Range-Douuh.
boys Inspect ship.

London. Thousands Of persons
wnlted for hours 10 get n closeup
peep ut the psi, n British nntisubma-
rlne mystery ship. which was moor
ed or Queen Victoria elnbnnkment for
n two days public inspection NJ the
close of the official peace celebrations.
The psi was the first Of the "hush"
craft the public was permitted to see
nj close range.
II was only ten yards from the en-.
bnnkment to the quaint looking U.bont
fighter, but the Intervening distance
had to he mnde In small bonts. These
ench carried eight passengers. and the
fare was one shilling, 80 the water
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-10
and smaIles, EnnIne..

A young jeweler OF Hlllsboro, N. D.,
has made a tiny engine. run by com
pressed air, which Is only three-quar.
tiers OF nm inch long and weighs only
pa grains. The diameter OF the cylln-
der bore Is 2S-100O OF an inch, the
diameter Of the fywheel Is 0-0i OF an
inch and Its stroke Is 30-10OO OF IN
inch. Contrasted with this Is a valve
used by the Ontario Power company
OF Niagara Falls. which IL 81 feet
high, weighs 05 tons, and has a water
opening o feet ncross, 80 that mn au-
tomobile full OF men can stand In ~
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-10
Europe Expects Greatest Exodus
In History.
United States Warned TO Take steps
10 Guard Against Being
swamped.

London.-The greatest exodus In
history IL looked for as oon ns Europe
finds the necessary transportation Ia
c%llitles. Information gathered by the
British government indicates 10000.
900 persons are eager 10 leave the CON
tinent. The situation Is regarded as
full OF perlls.
Britain, 'ully aware Of all that this
exodus viii mean. will continue It's i'm
migration restrictions. A government
official snid,
Britain cannot sustain any more
than II has, and the emigrants p,ll
likely seek homes In the United
States"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-10
Plan to Reclaim
Disabled YankS

would have to expend upwards Of
half n billion dollars.
Up 10 the present time the vocn.
ilOnnl education board has got In touch
with soine 10000 men nnd hns actual.
~ surveyed aud interviewed iiO.la5
soldiers. Sailors and marines Injured
In service during the war. The ma
iority Of these will not be able 10 OBJ
tain retrulnlng under the net Of con-
gross ms II now stunds. even with re-
cent amendments.
All Of the men more than 10 ner
cent disabled will receive money com.
pensntlon to the extent ia which they
are disabled, but only those whose
disabilities mean a handicap 10 them
In the occupation or vocation they fol-
lowed or In ordinary lines " work crn
he retralned and fitted for n new
trnde or profession. or those already
interviewed 1880 have been approved
for trimming, and 1856 OF these have
actually been placed In training. Sew
eral thousand additional men will
hive been approved by October.
According to recent figures reported
to the burenu of war risk insurance
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-10
Twenty.three-K Speed.

The "P-3l" Is PA feet long, with mar
row beam, seven-foot draft and
equipped with independent engines.
fore and Mt. that can speed her
through heavy seas at % knots an
hour. Built high forward and low at
the stern, the vessel has somewhat
the appearance Of n submnrlne-nn Of.
feet that her designers intended.
Fritz sometimes would think she
was u sub and would open fire on
her--hut when she slowed around In
her own length aud got into action
lIclne was sorry he had spoken" snId
n sailor who had been through eight
engagements ON the fighter.
There had been other brushes with
enemy crnft. he explained. adding, but
unless you can bring home n bit Of the
corpse, the admiralty say, not proven
It's no use to tell them about the oil
ana bubbles, they're no proof, because
Fritz used to release oil and bubbles
TO make US waste ammunition"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-10
Aircraft controlled From oround.

For some time experiments have
been Carried out In various countries
with the object OF controlling aircraft
from the ground, and a French ma.
chine succeeded recentiy-on a pre-.
scrlbed course with certain specified
detours--in covering a distance OF $50
kllometers (about 40 miles,. and In
landing. when required, In a certain
airdrome. A similar machine has been
developed In the United States which,
according TO a recent statement. can
travel without u pilot some 100 miles
and land close TO a designated post
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-10
Her Other eoarder.

Tlllle Ginger says that In asking for
accommodations At n strange place
yesterday she inquired II there were
any other borders. mo" replied the
landlady. unless It's my husband, and
no Gun quit any time he wants to-
Seattle acknowledgement.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-10
Federal Board Estimates That
$4,000 Will Have to De
Fitted for Vacations
1856 ALREADY N TRAINING
Government Works on Four Year
Program. but Funds Are Needed
10 Complete Pians-6oard Re.
views 1000 Cases a Day.

MISUNDERSTANDING 10 overcome
the hnndicnps Of men Injured In the
war the {, dernl government ~
striving 10 place the intentionally Dis
abicd soldier bnck In the
lrnnks Of the country. able to compete
with other whole" men aud to eurn
an independent Income for himself.
According 10 Information just made
public by the federal board for vo-
catiOnnl education II Is likely thnt
M mnny as 10000 men who served
In the war will have to be re-edu-
Gated. either yocntlonnliy or occupn.
tionally.
Under this plan the federal bonrd
r. now working on what X prnctl-
cally n f0ur-yenr program. although
appropriations ~ far have been made
only ~ to July, 1920. In another
month. Il Is estimated. 1900 men
Will be approved 10 go into immediate
training with the opening foi the
full terms ~ the professional aud
technical schools OF the country. The
10000 or 10000 men disabled In the
service Of the country will all he
placed In training for various lines
OF activity and nearly all OF them
Will hive completed rehabilitation by
the summer of 1923. By far the mn.
Jorlty Of the men to he rehnblliinted
will have finished their retrnlnlng, II
II expected, within u year or two
yenrs. s0lne Of them In less thnn six
months. and viii he bnck on their
feet IN that time In professional aud
Industrial ranks.
May Extend Work.
So far 10 provision has been male
by Congress for rehnbilltntlng men
whose disabilities do not amount TO
a vocational or 0ccupntlonnl hnndl.
cap. II is said by those best Informed
on rcconstructlon Legislation hat con-
gross may yet he asked to provide
some means of compensatory truln-
Ing, Ms well ms the compensation III
ready pnid through the war risk bu.
renu TO men who have simply suffered
physical disabilities, without economic
loss 10 them, In their country's service.
TO curry out such II program, II IL es.
tiinntcd that the federal government
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-10-10

italian provinces In which 20 Der
cent OF the communes are without tele-
phone service are authorized TO issue
bonds Jointly with the continues to
extend the wire facilities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-07
IRA CLARK HELD
AND DENIED BAIL
cnNrlNrKn rNnM rAan az

COS ! I'M nj fN'M lNtb 'Nr
slid thar clark told him hc had left
BERNARD IN the Melton cafe a. Mus
koEcc According To the witness
clark had taken the car, aud ne
wanted ,o know n hc had returned
u 10 TULSA clark told him he LEFT
ii In NuSkogcc. he spid and that he
would 20 after IT, when he went 10
NuHkoGec the car was not there III"
went to Crowder tnrk's former
home. and located tho car IN a
garage a. that town
Taking the Nsl ur witnesses sun
rIIcd bv rho stnJr gorge VI Porter
~ south M,Nlra.or counsel FOR tho
defendant called them 10 tho stand
i'm Am effort 10 dlsproNc important
states eNl1nurc.
Jack smith West Tulsa pntrolman
tpld NJ Two different conversations
with clark after he had been taken
90 the NaEoucr iail llc shid that
IN the fr-, talk he told clark that
''hugS looked pretty bad tur him
and that n there was AN%Ah ng cls'
To r. he had better start talking
clark replied that there's no more
TO IT, smith said.
Tells Policeman Story.
when Smith went back the neN'
Hay ne SAID tiark lold hlm lhRl ~
had not slcp, any at all that night
lie then told the following story. ac
cording TO the policemnns testimony
"Wednesday afternoon MAY ,l
ro' In the car with Bernard Camp
hcll AZ Fourth and Main streets lr
Tulsa and started to jerks At tha|
time ,hrrc was another man In m,
front seat who got into the rc1i
seat when got in rode I'm m,
front scat Before rctcniuE lcuk'
two other men stopped Campbell and
asked him 20 take thrm to jerks
They each paid him
A. that point iu the story Chrk
h,gpmo suspicious NJ oayc5rorpcr.
and would not 'Ik further. smtf
at|H
Several Witnesses testified that
CLARK had told them that ne had
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-07

NEW YORK June Directors
or tho American International cor
porailon, large stakeholder iu tho
international Mercantile Marine
company unnoun erd today that they
had instructed their executive otfl.
GERS to vote against tn" proposed
sale to British syndicate ~ tho
Rr,ush assets Of the Mercantile Ma
rlnc company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-07

LONDON Juno Tho holahtv.kI
have rccspturod Sarnpul ou the
Kama river, Hrulhwest ~ Form
which was ono Of the important
towns taken hy Admiral Eolchak'4
forces in their spring advance. a rol.
-hcvik wireless message claims The
dispatch also ASSERTS that tho boil
sheNih arc continuing to advance lu
This region
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-07

NASHINGTON Juno & \ credit
~ $40 100000 In favor ~ Italy was
announced today hy tho treasury
making a total ~ tibSi.5n0 900 for
that country. and A total ~ 50 800
.210.1ei FOR The allies
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-07

TRENTON. y Juno The
arrival ~ post ON tho farms OF
Massachuscits. Connecticut ana Sew
YORK, known na the European corn
h0rcr. re announced In tho monthly
crop report 81 the state department
.uf agriculture, issued today Tho 20.
port says that tho in-ort proha blv
wn. brought into this country ON
hemp ana that n hihcrnatca aa -
caterpillar In oornstalks and largo
weeds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-07

WAsHI%GTON. juno & Todsys
army casualty l!Ft contained tho
names of scNon privatcs Killed in nc.
ton Tho list INCLUDES James L.
Reynolds ~ Reno. OKLA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17

la FIRNEZA DE CARRANZA

.aJi,oiantoS one 9ur1iran con deScOnSoladora GER
1idumbre In burIa y los comicios- y cnllehaa>c
bien: para cl pals 10 nismo da que cl 1raNde Sc
rcspeIyo en- n reelection indefinida. que Ell indie
fipidaS impoSici0ncS.
Los dictadorcS no han liegado a comprender
cue 81 poder publico Ito cs una ~propiedad que Pnc
de conseryarSe. tranSnitirse Q inclulrlo .Noluhla"
on una cIansnla teStamcntaria. como 10 dijo amos ha
q Senador D.. Francisco Ape. Reelection 1fau-
dulonta. o transmission impucSta. reSultan Ia miSma
cosa. Y. en- corSecucncia. nucStroS cStuerzoS oeDeh
enderczar>c Il impcdir 4 todo trance que sc adui'e-
rem los comicios eli nna Il otra torma. -.
No haStaria pucS. que Carranza abandonc 81
Palacio NacionaI cuaudo terminc proNmamelte cl
Dcricdo de cobicrno- To que nccc$itamos, 10 que pc
dimoS. 10 que tenemo< dcrccho 4 cxiglr On todoS los
tnnoS halidos Y ror habcr. cs que SC rcSpcte y sea
elective 81 vote.
SabcmoS. 10 hcmoS vi>to en- las elccclones mH,
picinolcs nur acaban de "hacerSe": cl pueblo. CT
elector indcpcndientc ' hicn intencio'ado, apehaS
i acrdi6 cn rclucidiSimo mlmcro Il las nrhaS' '
tan solo fueron 4 votar las cIlcntelaS de los aSPl-
rantc<. que rel,rcscntam fucrzaS acticas Y material
les dcntro del carranci>mo. Pucs nj aSl Sc l"sr"
auc 81 gohicrno reSpctara cl Sutraglo.
In campaia presidential VI a Sacut!lr lntcn'
Samcntc Il Ia EcpGbIica: por POGO que sc gaSte' van
, fcrrocharSe c9ntidadc> aprcciahlcS: todoS los ne
nocics van tambjcn q lcScnlir. como CS logic" '
natural. y como <uccdc en- todaS parties on caSoS
orlIoroS. las cnn>ocuruciaS De In l0cha. Y Scra Ncr'
Ia.lcrancntc drplorahlc que los reSultadoS dc las
eleccioncS. en- vcz DC ser beneficioS acrccIcntan los
pciicroS Y compromises Fl porvcnir de la Repuolica.
No hay pucS mas cue I'M solo medic para To-
rrar ovc los pcligroS sean cliIninadoS: que cl 60
biernO sc mantcHga c>trlctamentc neutral ! nag"
Elective por In primcra Yrz cI Noto.
La naci0n. por 81 parte. debe hacer uh eS-
fnprzo decisive para imponcr respeto al gObicrno Y
,L1;o,rl, pr. nrnrai9 c~OrrCCtamcnt" IN los CO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17

la nota rccicntc dc In Secrctaria de Goberna-
ci5n. nesaudo III >euado Facilitates para reSolEer
3; es o no de confirmarSe Ia c~ategoria miiitar de
Ohren6r. quien Sc dirigiG 4 In Alta Ctmara soil
ritandn one no fUera ratificado Su grade &c gene
raj de Division, nos demueStra la firmeza de prlh-
cirioS que caracteriza III antique Senador portIrlSta.
:Cuando Carranza estuvo en- 10 ju>to: ahora
que MEGA. al Senado esas facultades. o cuando
reSpnndiG a Oregon, In vcz en- que lc pid!o Sn paJa
del EiGrciro conStitucionaliSta. que era al Selado
ri quc c0rrcSpondia reSolver Sobre la peticloh'
Prohahlcmente Ell ningunn de las dos GcasIoneS sc
nuSo Carranza Ell 10 iuSto, pero aunquc aSl no
fuera. no vcmoS In razdn para que. deSpueS de las
conouistaS dcmocraticaS. Sc hasa "leVa dc genera
les" Que 4 tai coSa eQuivalc la obstinaclon del Eye
cutivo para Ohligar 4 los guerrlitcr0> a que per
manezcan en- las filaS.
Mora solo falta cue tambien ohlguen III can
didato Sonorense. a que de>cmpenc algin cargo que
Tc impida legal" Y materialmente contlnuar III
nropaganda political. ASi. dc una plumada. como
damentc. de<,lc ell pupitrc dictatorial. ~Qucdar1 eli
minada Ia candidatura dc la opoSicion Y eSta SIN
cabcza.
Tcnoramas 81 FL Scnado abdicara dc suS IA
rultadcs. pcro aunquc aSi fuera. crecmo< que no
hay lev nj dcrccho one obligUcn 4 Ohrcgou 4 per
manecer on <crvicio active.
II origen del gencralatn lie ObregGn no c> de
car:ictcr legal, pUo>1o Que In revolUcl"n no Sc 4
Just" Il Ia OrAenanza Miiitar para dlScernlr los
grades. De n,ar"ra one. c"nformr nj criteri" j"ri-
,iro 81 candidate >nuorca>c e>ta on pertecro de-
recho para exigir ia haja Y para que ell S"nado no
t. raIifiQre Su cargo miiitar.
Mas rcalmente no - trata de IN case dc com
pctcncia de los Poderc>, porqne, 81 aSi fHera' .baS'
tar!a entoncc< para cl objcJo. ple CaTranza hn"l"-
RI concrdido por separate In baja, para que DIES
nucS de dilucidara In question legal. De Ia que
:. rgata. >eo7in 50 dc>prendr de TODD este, IS dc
poner obSraculo~ al candidate "po>icloniSta-
In naci6n sicuc que alarmarSc con cStoS pro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17

rIaterra ha sido Ia elegIda pr'mera-
mente como nuevo terreno de tomo2-
,e par los prohibicionistas; no que
re decir este que sea mas aIecta Il
alcohol que cualquiera otra Macon o
Que Sc halle mejor dispuesta 4 deJarse
convertir q la abstinencia total. slno
Que tai cosa Sc debe q "a comunldad
de idioma. Tn a~ficionado al Una
tesu Ia pompe" no es "forzosamente
iingiiista: por el contrario, nos parece
que 81 esos senores de Ia prohlblclon
lutheran tenido ell espiritu mas am
plio 2 causa de los idiomas y las CIVIL
I;zacioreS eXtranieras. no habrlan
6ado pruebas de la estrecheZ de ideas
cue los Gistingue. Ash pues, a "a CO.
muridad de idioma cs 4 10 que los II
giescs lie deben e. disgusto de Ia vlsl-
a del senior PUssyfoOt, y acaso He
qarin a lamertar dentro de POGO que
los peregrinos del "Mayflower' no
hayan abandonado su iGioma materno
para adourar Ell huron o e iroQues.
s. el senior PusSyfoot no hablara mas
que Ell iroqu6s. seria entire los pleles
roias donde habria lido a predlcar ei
evangelio prohibicionista, y ESQ huble
"a sido inutil puesto que, Segun con
fesi6n propia de este miSmo aposto!,
iamas Sc la llegado a impedir e! con-
trabando del v:hiskey entire los IN
dos. En- otras palabraS, en- e. unico
case en- que Ia aplicacion de IA pro
hibici6n es humana Y legitlma. cS de-
cir tratandose de tribuS refractarlaS
a toda civilization que no pueden a
. p~reciar la d~iferencia entire e. uso :
ell abuse, jamas Sc ha pOdido t"rmi-
mar del TODD con su concrete trauda-
lcnto Y con ell consume de las bebidaS
alcoholizadas en- alto grade. cEl
lux los americanoS Sc hayan dejado
tratar como simples Pieles Rojas, es
una razon para que los ingleses lie
permitan al senior PusSyfoot que los
c~ivilice 2 81 modo?
No parecen dispuestos 4 clio pOr
ahora. Y Ell pobre Pussyfoot 10 We va
con 'el unico ojo que lie dejaron las
novatadaS a que Sc expuso. No cabe
duda de que Ia aventura IS lamenta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17
DEL OLA

A la H. Camara dc Diputados de
nucstra RePublies, va a haber que
auitarle la H.. No pucdc, nc debe ser
llamaGa honorablc,-que cs ell sig
nificado legal de la aludida conso-
nante-una agrupacion dc senores
que Sc ronen en- ridiIuo, que cometen
toda suerte de pcquenos y grandcs
d%clitos, que Pasean descaradamente
cor las GALES metropoiitanas sus la
cerias y sus %vicios, como essos que CT
libre voto dc sus conciudadanos hizo
padres de Ia p~atria. de la patria
carrancista-
Apenas 81 pasa dia sin que los Sc
nores diputados den que deci-"; a
penas 81 pasa dia sin cue rictan ell
chocIo. 1885,. O metsn la mano en- Il
jenas cosas o la pongan en- ajenos
rostros.
Diputados belicos, dipu.ados ale
gres, diPutados cclericos, diputados
tahurcs, diputados bcrrachos, dipu-
tados eramoradizos, diputados tontos
de caPirote....
De TODD hay ali, y en- sbundancia
que pasma.
Hoy cs IN diputado que llega a la
Camara en- complete cstado de ebrie-
dad. v que Sc ~resiste Z que los conser-
jes 10 pongaa en- Ia amplia cscal;nata
de Tacubas para que For ella ruede a
su ~antojo hacia Ia via publica, sin
desdoro del sagrado temple de la
ley.
Natursimcnse, CT dipu'~rs lilo ar
ma el gran escandalo, y al ia s~iru;en
tc los per;6dicos Sc cacargar de llevar
al conocimiento Dc la Re2ublica, el
dcsacato del padre de Ia patria.
Al dia siguierte, son dos dirusados
que piropean a una taquigrafs de la
Camara, cue Sc Ponen ~ce!csos. que Sc
dan de trornpadas como aaaanes, y
que auierca conceEtar un duclo como
caballcros.
Sc sabe un dia, por les gritos de
los h~uSspedes. que Ell IN cn@rto de-
hote!-y no sicmpre dc hosei certri-
co v conocido, Sino cue clio suele ser
en- los h%otcles Dc hanpS,-se esta de-
sarrcllardo IN gran escanda'o. Gri-
tos, c~autos, botcllszos, zapateo de ga
rrotincs furiosos, injurias en- todos
los tones Y en- todos los idiomas, car
cajadas bacuicas, ruidos ~sospcchosos
de estornago Cue Sc vuelven del re-
YES, Y, en- ocasioacs, voces de mujcr.
risas erissalinas. rumor de besos....y
basir dc palmas. . .....
Dos tiros cortan la algeria gene
raj. 10y onPe los espejos de la
habitacion.
Llamada dc guard;as, s-ribo Preci-
pitado-una o dos ho-as despues-
del personal de Ia comisa-ia mas GER
cana; la puerta forzada per les hom
bres de los ''cuicos" mas hercEleos,
dentro, un fes;in dc Baltazar or
r%ustica, una cenE dc S~ardanaPalo ira
ducida al mixteca: mesas por el suelo
hotellas Por todas parties, vasos no
sos, cspejos hechos ~trizas, olorcs di
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17

r-,5 5.l frances para LA PRENSA.
Fin vista de que IA Corte Supreme
d. Washington no do e. lunes 5 de
Dicjerbre ringuna decision acerca de
a p~roh.b:ci6r de guerra. Segulremos
caminardo hac;a Ia prohibition cons
tfrucioral del Is &C Eaero De 1870
sin ~es1eranza de que 50 les conceda
N momeu,o de yeSpiro a los atectoS
r! vino Y a Ia cerveza. La CARA pu-
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