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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-05
ban A MATAR A
RAFAEL NlETO
EN- WALES
Luis Cabrera dicta ma nueva
disposition sobre los
billetes de Banco
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. mayo .

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. mayo e
Los periodicos dc aqIl publicaron
una nota que lie tue @nviada del puer-
to de Tampico, en- Ia que Sc ic, comu-
nicaba cue en- Ia ~pob!acion dc Wales.
hacc dos dias, el candidate al gobier-
10 De San LUIS. Rafael Nieto. habid
side yictima lie IN atentado por parte
dc los adictoS ii candidate adverSario
Larraga. o~uienes 10 Iban d matar en-
IN bale del que Sc alejo o]portuna-
mcGtc.
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e Papel dc los Bancos.

En- los centres &c operaclones Sc
not6 aver irLsitada a!arma. debida
4 una circular g;raGa por Ia Secrsta-
ria Dc Hacienda. en- que p~revlcne
que los Bancos TO dcben admitir su
pro?io n&pel en- page dc cucntas III
comprarlo. como sc Ia venido hacisn-
DO.
La circular, aunGuc Sc ha comcnt2-
do dc Giversos modos, parece nc ha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-05
MURI0 EN- W C0MBATE
UN JEFF ARENISTA
Los carrancistas e1hibieron
ell cadduer del Segundo
de arenas

PUEBLA. snril Ca las auto
ridades militareS de csta ciudad sc
les comunica dc San Martin Tex
melucan. que Sc esta cXhib!endo en-
N lugar publico del pueb O, el ca
daver de Santos Hernandez Que, con
el grade de coroncl. fiGusaba como
segunGo en- .jefe de las ftcrzsS arc
nistas.
Hernandez. que y II dc los
mas terribleS Y aguerridos revoluclo-
narios. perGio Ia vida en- I'm COM
bate librado ccrca lie San Martin.
donde tanto las fuerZas de CarraN@&
como las de Arenas pcrd:cron muchcs
nombrcs.
FL muerto c~oronel arcr:sta fu@ c
que en- pasados dias Sc apedcc@ dc
una s,uerte partida dc dincro del
express. en- cl asalto cue coreti" :
III tren que iba para MaIapa..
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her afectado mJcho a los t%enedores
Ge papel del oanco. pues en- estos
Gias su c~otizaci0n no era del toco sa-
tisfactoria para las operaclone=.
Fl BARGE Nacional sc estaba pa
gando a ]cincucnta y cuatro centavos
y cl de Londras Y Mexico a ve%intiocho
log cuartos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-05
Ell. PRINCIPE ADALBERTO, DU-
QUE DE BERGAMO, FUE NOM
BRADO SENADOR

ROMA. Mayo Eel Principe A
dalberto. Dnqde de Bergamo, MILO
del Duque dc Geneva fue nombrado
Senator con motive de laber llega-
DO a su mayor cdad.
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24
SYLVIA PHARMACY
The REXALL Store
THEO. BUCHANAN, Prop

Big line .Jewelry and Watches just received
Kodals, FiImss, Flash Lights and battries for
same School Supplies. Everything in Drugs. Our
efforts are to please you in every transaction.
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24
STATE SANITARY INSPECTORS
BEGIN THEIR WORK

In nine different sections of the
State the people of North Carolina,
on October /, became acquainted
with an entirely new experience.
The State Sanitary Inspectors be-
gan their work in their respective
districts on that date, and this was
the first instance of just this kind
in the history of the Nation, 1t
happens that in this step, which is
considered generally as the most
progressive step ever taken by any
State, North Carolina leads the
way, as usual. The visitation OF
the State Sanitary Inspectors
therefore, is a new experience tC
both the people and the inspector:
themselves.
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24
NJ sTE{,E

All persons who are subject to
pay dog tax are hereby notified
that all dog taxes were due on the
First day Of October 1919, according
to the construction Of the Dog Law y
the Attorney General. The tags are
now ready and every one who can
is urged to come to my Office to
pay this tax and get the tag as the
Law requires all dog taxes to be
paid On or before the first day of
December, 1919, under a penalty Of
fine Of $4,000. The tax is S1.OO
for a male dog and $500 for a fe-
male. Parties living in the remote
Townships may join in and mail
their dog taxes and the tags will be
sent by mail to one address for dis
tgibution.
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24
The MARKET FOR POTATOES

The price paid for Irish potatoes
during September varied from S1.00
per bushel in Clay and Jackson
counties in the mountain section to
$2.75 per bushel in New Hanover,
the average for sixteen counties re-
porting being SITS. The movement
of potatoes in September has be n
very light from Waynesyille. Those
who did not sell in August have
been holding back on digging and
selling. The Mountain Growers Ex-
change sold potatoes in September
at S425 per $50 bag net F. O. B..
Waynesville This net growers
about $1.55 per bulk bushel. Pota-
toes have sold locally to local buy
ers and shippers all the way from
$1.O0 to $1.25 per bulk bushel with
some sales reaching higher The
yield Of late Irish potatoes Us re-
ported by the Bureau of Crop Esti-
mates is short. Conditions on
September 1st>indicated a yield OF
1858 carloads OF 700 bushels to
the car as compared to 1868 car
loads a year ago. Price of late
sweet potatoes in nine counties was
$500 per bushel, prices being as
low as $1,00 III Currltuck, $3.50 in
Durham, $3.50 in Guilford and S1.25
III Pasqoutank county.
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24

We have received during the past
few weeks several communications
from different localities in t h e
county. which we would be glad to
but for the fact that they are not
siened. We would like very much
10 have a live, newsy letter each
week from every section OF the
county, but they must always have
the signature of the writer, although
the name will not be ublishe un'
less the correspondent wisl es it.
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24
AMERICANISM.

The American Legion and other
agencies are bowling for 100 per
cent Americanism".a We ask to
know the meaaizss of the phrase,
for in these parlouS times it is ca
pable Of SO aivers interpretations
that unless itcafry with it its mean
ing it becomes an empty phrase,
and. mayhap, an insidious one.
If being interpreted it mean that
America is to follow the example of
Germany and draw about herself
the arrogant cloak of self-sufficiency,
forgetting that there are some hun
dreds of millions of others in the
world-if it mean that such a suici-
dal course should be pursued, Amer
lea will have none of it, for it be
neither patriotism nor common
sense.
If it mean that America should
rest upon the laurels won by ouI
fathers, and while the rest of man
kind work forward to our common
destiny, we are to hark back to the
st atus quo ante bellum and
live again the days and customs
that have been relegated to the
junk heap, we are then no better
than the ancestor-worshippir s
Chink who would be content tt
wear his qeue and drink his tea il
the Celestial gardens, forever dream
ing of the greatness of his progeni
tors.
But if the Interpretation be tina
we believe in America; that W
think this the mightiest nation O.
the globe, because of the inheren
love of fair play among our peopl,
that we believe in the mission {
America to lead, not drive, tn
world out of the wilderness of hatre
and tyranny into the promised Ian
of freedom, and equality, and ju
tice and brotherhood. That we b.
lieve in the principles upon whic
our government was founded an
are convinced that they are as etc
nal as Justice itself. That the
fundamental principles are to
enlarged upon and more and mo
put into practice until injustice
banished from the earth, and 10,
and brotherhood become the gui
ing star and the law between me
and nations. If this be 100 y
cent Americanism, then indeed v
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24
A MESSAGE FOR THE MIDDI E
AGED

Foley Kidney Pills give quick
relief from kidney OF bladder trou-
Dies that have not reached a chron-
jc or bad stage. They stop bladder
Irregularities, strengthen the kid
neys and tone up the liver. Don't
suffer when relief can be had. Get
rid Of backache, larneiless, rheumatic
oains and stiff joints. Sold every.
where. adv.
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24
THESE RATS WOULDN'T EAT
MY BEST GRAM SAYS FRED
LAMB.

It's hard to keep rats out of feed
store. Tried torsyears. A neighboring
store sold me some RAT-SNAP. 1t
worked wonders. Gathered up dead
rats every morning. Bought more
RAT-SNAP. Haven't rat now. They
wouldn't eat my best grain when
threw RAT-SNAP around" Three
sizes, 25c, SOC, $1.00. Sold and guar
anteed by Jackson County'HardMa1e
Company, Sylvia, N. C.
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24
G. NJ. COLE.
q. Vt. IULE,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
JAIWo STUDKY SARAT VS."
COST ME 1922 FOR PLUMBING
RTTTC"
BILLS. ;"

we couldn't tell what was clogg-
ing up our toilet and drains. We had
to tear up floor, pipes, etc, found
rats nest in basement. They had
choked the pipes with refuse. The
plumbers bill was 1925. RAT
SNAP cleaned the rodent out
Three sizes 25c, soc, Sl,0O. Sold and
guaranteed by JACKSON COUNTY
11ARDW ARE CO., SYLVIA, n. C
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24

AS a proof of the final vindica-
tion of the rule of the people, Red
Russia is about to be forced to her
senses by the Russians. Swinging
from Absolutism to Anarchy, the
pendulum is swinging back and will
stop with liberty without license.
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24

are all 100 per cent American, for
that is the Americanism of all true
patriots, from the time that the first
white man set foot upon this CONT
nent, fleeing from injustice and
tyranny until the present day.
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24
Notice

Notice is hereby given that a
petition will be presented to the
Governor asking for a pardon for
K. L. Bryson, convicted of murder
in the second degree.
A. S. BRYSON,
Oct. 9TH 1919.
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24
JUVENILE COURTS

and WlseSt steps taken by the Gen.
eral Assembly of North Carolina
was the enactment Of the law es-
tablishing Juvenile Courts and pro-
viding probation officers. Hereto
fore h e S t tie h as b een
c net ent to let the children
grow up as best they could, and if
they made good and useful citizens
we'll and good, if not they were sent
to the penitentiary after they be-
came grownups. Now in every
county in the State there is a courl
and an officer of that court whose
duty is to look after the children OF
the county and see that they have
G fair chance in life, to correct when
correction is needed and counsel
when advice will help. It is the
business of the court to see that
every child takes advantage Of the
schools provided by the tax money
of generous people 1t is the duty
of these officials to make citizens
of the youth of the state instead OF
criminals. The other day the Juve-
nile Court of Jackson cOun y
h a d b e fore it a d e | n
quent lad of fourteen. H e h a &
no father and his mother seems un-
able to control him, and he has re-
peatedly been a truant both from
school and from work. A few weeks
ago a man came along and induced
! this boy to 60 with him to the cot
ton mills at Gastonia. The boy
made enough money working there
to pay his board, but not enough
additional to have his laundry done
so he got a job at the CASTOR coun
ty fair and worked out enough mon
ey to come home. Arriving her,
he was tired and weary and to al
appearances was starting again O.
the shiftleSs, downward course tina
takes bright faced boys like hin
and makes them criminals. Til
court after hearing his tale decide
that the boy should be given anoth
er chance>before he was sent 10 tn
reform school, so he was put @
probation, as a ward of the couI
and is TO report to the principal {
the sbhool in his district each morI
J Ing, is to be home by four o'cloc
each afternoon, is to stay at hom
on Saturdays and help his moehe
about the home, is to attend churc
{ and Sunday school services ever
f Sunday. and to avoid the compan
of other youths whose infiuen(
over him has been not Of the bes
: That is the kind Of work the Juv
e nile courts are doing for the la;
i who have tendency to do Wron
: and unless we miss cur guess, MAJ
e a dollar in court costs later on w
n be saved for the state, and best
I'll, many a good citizen will
q made of boys who would otherWi
Ii b come q menace to the State.
lCUT THIS QUIT Is WORT
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24
CUT THIS OUTFIT IS WORTH
MONEY

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip
enclose with Sc to Foley & Co
1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, III.
writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return
a trial package containing Foley
Honey and Tar Compound, fol
coughs, colds, and Group. Foley
Kidney Pills and Foley Catharti(
Tabets. Sold Everywhere. adv
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24
-. 7-~tassasR -;s
"Wonderfal' Says
MRS. VI. Kirkland
WAS So RUNDOWN AT TINES SHE
CoULDN'T WALK Cams TWENTY
POUNDS By TAKING IANLAC

MiS. NldLtiC AliHtdiiU, q i4lS1iy y !
esteemed resident q 2547 Benton
Boulevard, Kansas City, Missouri,
called at the Owl Drug Store recent |
~, and made the remarkable state !
ment that she has not only gained
twenty pounds in weight by the
use of seven bottles of Tanlac. but
that tho medicine has also relieved
her Of case Of nervous indigestion
that had made life miserable for
her for three years.
When asked ii she would be will
ing for her statement to be publish
ed, Mrs. Kirkland said:
Yes. indeed, for If it had not
been for others allowing the news
Of their recovery published | would
not have known about Tanlac and
would still be sick Wo,nan. So
feel that I ought to make state
Iment myself and try TO benefit
someone else. During those three
years everything | ate disagreed
with me. My appetite was SO poor
that I seldom felt like ea1ne and 7
would suffer for h0 IS after every
meal from the gas Gil my stomach
| My head ached all the time and !
often got SO nervous and dizzy that
{ would have to lay down I lost
weight until got down to only one
me hundred and ten pounds and
ny house work was a burden to
ne. / was SO run down and weak
hat I could not walk at times, and
while | used most everything
heard Of nothing did me any good.
l read 50 many testimonials for
Fanlac given by our own Kansas
! City people, and their statementa
sounded so sincere, that / made up
, my mind to try the medicine my
self. So | bought a bottle and
when ! finished taking it there was
such wonderful change in my
J condition that | cot another, then
another, and then another, and sc
!; Oh until now | have used seven bot.
n ties and the results have been moth
c ing less than wonderful. | can eat
G Just anything without the leas1
+ trouble afterwards and my appetite
G was never better. My nerves art
I perfectly calm and | sleep ever
! light just like q child. In fact,
j am feeling as strong and we'll as
did before my troubles started
i three years ago, and have actual,
( 5ained twenty pounds in weight
u now know for cer1 ainty the
n fanlac IS wonderful and I can
j praise it toe highly for what in ha
v done for me.
70 All druggists sell Tanlac.
t. A MESSAGE FOR THE MIDDI
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24

THEY GET ACTION AT ONCE
Foley Kidney Pills invigorate,
strengthen and heal inactive, weak
and diseased kidneys and bladder
Mrs 0. j. Ellis, sos 9Th 'Av.. Sioux
Falls, S. D., writes: L suffered with
kidney trouble; used to have severe
pains across my back and felt mis-
erable and all tired out, but after
>aking Foley Kidney Pills am we'll.
Sold Everywhere. q adv.
Jackson County journal., 1919-10-24

MEN WANTED-Losgers, timber
cutters and grade men. Wages
good. E, c. Hedden, Pisgah Forest.
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La eterna Pri1mavera

veras vienen i cubrir de flores la hui
manidad. Dante recogiendo en- las
nacaradas alas de su alma los ato-
mos de gro de los mundoS, es como
la mariposa de aquel dia de la edad
media, en- que la nueva savla del he
nacimiento iatia va bajo la corteza
del viejo arbol del catolicismo. VIZ
gilio es el angel que Sc !evanta de Su
cruta de Napoles para traer en- copa
de orc clasica ell rocio de nueva prl-
marera ono los dolores del iris las
almas del du!ce Petrarca, el rlente
Bocaccio. el melanc6lico Y audaz Tas-
so, Ariosto. Ia llorosa Araszl Y Ia
mistica Victoria.
Todo ticnc en- ell mundo SUI pri-
n,avera .Abelardo es una filosofia
como ell primer lirio que mace a!
sorlo de Ia razon, Y Descartes 81 pri-
mer florecimiento, como Rafael Is
n primera azucena del Renacimiento
en- la pintura como Colon arroja en-
los cspacios ana eterna prlmaver'
del mundo. que es la America; como
Lope V Shakespeare seran siempre las
primeras flores del teatro moderno;
como la d]emocracia es hoy Ia prima-
vera de Ia inteligencia V del coraz0n
dc Ia humanidad.
EMILIO CASTELAR,.
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:: La GAIA del Anita ::

81 daba vuelta:. escarbaba Y trataba
.!c cXtraerme de aquella defensa ma
tural. Ent.nces. saque mi cuchi-
Ito Y 10 hundi dos o tres veces en- ST
~garganta, pero sigui6 escarbando Y
c~orneando. d&ndo vueltas a mi alrede-
dor. Y Ia unica cosa que supe, fue
que una de las ranlas de Sus cuernoS
habia degrade herirme en- la cabeza.
No supe mas. y csc fue el final de
10 que yo creia scria de mi vida. Y
es tanlbien 10 unico que yo recuerdo
del combate.
Clarence saba ell resto. FL mucha-
cho habia vuelto de recoger SUI pre-
So. pero cncontr6 que Dick Sc halla-
ba en- peligro. Con gran ansiedad
corric en- su a~uXilio, levantando su II
fle. pero sin a~treverse a hacer fuego
nor tenor z matar i su propio guia.
Observando su blanco Il una distan-
cia muy corta hizo punteria: cuidadosa
mente Y apret6 cl gatillo. Ell gran
ante cay6 examine a tres pies de su
Victima.
Cuando Dick volvi6 en- si,-sola-
mente habia sido aturdido por la vfo-
lencia del golpe,-vio a Clarence Y a
"Lluvia EN- cl rostro" iunto a el pres
tandole asistencia. Al principle sus
voccs lie sonaron como cosa encanta-
da y l~ejana, pero en- respuesta a las
a~nsiosas preguntas prontamente a.
nunci6 que TODD estaba bien.
mo ha sido este n cosa SIM
plemente grande,-pregunto Claren-
&c va c~ompletamente dichoso. Ell
entusiasmo del mnchacho fue tan con.
tagioso Que el indio abrio su boca por
vez primera durante ell viaje.
-Buen combate.-dijo sonriendc.
Pero Dick.-dijo Clarence media
nora mas tarde,-si 20 hubiera subide
= I'm arbol como TIL me aconsejabas,
blonde ~estarias ahora:
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para no le"antarsa mas. FL indlo
perdi6 SUI trio V un momento mas, sc
lie VIC corriendo detras de la manada
Ell retirada, hacienda otro disparo.
Clarence observation-disclosures emo
cionado, corri6 hacia adelante para
eXaminar 81 pGesa. Dick tamblen CO
rri0 hacia adelante. aunque, como ei
confeso mas tarde, debio habeT sido
mas prudentc. Cuando estuvo q dos
~tercios de distancia, Ia gran bestla
repentinamente Sc puso sopre sus
pies, dispuesta a hacer frente al G.
nemigo que sc lie a%cercaba. Dick lie
vant0 el rifle e hizo fuego de nuevo,
pero aparentemente sin efecto. por 10
que el ante enfureciQo SC dirlglo dl-
rectamente hacia 81.
Era demasiado tarde para su-
biz a un arbol o para Quedar en- los
cuernos del ante-relato despues Dick
de n que NE puse de rodi-
las V me nett entire la nieve. Sus
cuernos pasaron rozando MI cuerpo y
sentia ell calido aliento de la bestla
que estaba buscandome. Sin en-
barge, yo he hallaba conforme con
. especie de seguridad que habla
alcanZado. Trate de desiiZar otro
cartucho V Iisparar en- los momentos
en- que daba la ~vuelta, pero tuve que
arojarma en- la nievc, porque era va
derlasiaGo tarde. Todo 10 que me
hab:a quedado para la defensa era mi
cuchillo, Y estaba listo a luchar con
el. cuando ell ante vo!vio sobre mi
con ura nueva furia. ST el hublera
saltado sobre mi. de manera que sus
patas delanteras me hubieren dado en-
eI rostro. no e~staria ahora contandolo,
pero tuvo buena suerte, porque II
de mis- tiros lc habia partido la 70
dilla izquierda. Y le obligaba a com
batir s6lamentc con los cuernoS. Guam
10 trat6 de barrcrme volvl Il tlrarnle
Y sumergirme en- Ia nieve, mlentras
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r. uersam;ento. one Ia natura-
,aza. tienc 81 primavera. Aquel pri-
NC din dc n humanidad en- que
DioS t;n3 los esp&cloS con el primer
ravo de sU !Gz immortal. Sc ha re
petido en- 81 Tempo. Z! primer capl-
rulo de! Genesis es como el amane
cey. d. IA humanidad La TERRA Sc
niece raipitaHtc de goZo Ell los eSpa-
ci,<. r,cihiendo ell 2!iento del Crea-
dor como u.a flor de mayo que abre
III CALI 4 - caric!as del aqua. I
dcsr"s ci genesis de las ideas nunca
So n:,Yic los poemas INDIGO; son Id
prin a,er del artc. En- Sis pIgInas
Sc VIZ am@necer Ia imagination y SC
sjente Ia nura savia lei frondoso ar
DOL De !. vida. Asi c:a pr!nlarera III
mortal aun cubre con Els flores e!
scpulcro tie todaS las gcneraclones
Que han vruZado por Orlcncc. FL
Oricn:r g In urimavera del mundo.
DespuGs il idea hunana arribo a
otro muaGo. al suc!o de Grecia. Era
.anor, :, .rormaci6n mas her,
o.o l,I ,sri,.;fr .OuIar era 81
Wos H. ..rnno nri,'a-.n,, enc mo-
iio%a ,~,,;n, 10. basm;o. dc jic.
60 Ior .oIo.,as mon
~ Uor,o.n Tos oco. re
'-""s -, co,,ar 10 lac
~ $500 80 lo,.,r.or dol, orrhinia-
I Ia. Ia aron,oc y. "a meren
soI.ro - avahar >. las ]naln1cras v los
r,;r,o.. un1noro =. /. nrimaycra del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-20
HAGA So CERVEZA

No c~ua!qu;er bebida dulee O de las Dans-
das "casi cerveza." sino 4 verdadera eerve.a,
sabrosa. fuerte y espumoSa.
Suninistramos a listed nuestro extracto dc
cc-veza Victoria" consistentc de lupulo ,
malta dc los meiores, con 10 cual puede US
ted hace- en- casa, segun nuestras instructor
mes. Ia mcior ce-vcza-
81 precio de Victoria Extract" para ha-
Ger II galones de bueua cerveza Lager. IS de
IS. 90. Mandenos ST. dinero con su orden y
racibiri ell ~articulo libre de gastos. La IA
bricaci0n de ccrveza en- casa y el envlo de
nuestro extracto 4 los Estados prohibicionis-
tas. es legal. Garantzamos satisfaction.
VICTORIA SUPPLY COMPANY.
GIT Morton Building. New York. N. I.
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Ell PRIMERO DE MAYO Sc HARA
Ell PRIMER PAN BLANCO

s~erri.io especial de LII PRENSA.
ROMA. Abril 1S.-Hov fue anun-
ciado de manera Official que ell Ola
primcro del proyimo mayo comen-
cara a hacer<e va pan blanco. Este
Sc toma como una indication de que
la situaci6n ha m~ejorado grandemen-
te. a este respccto. Ell Italia.