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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18
Little TnterUiews

Boone. Craps is IN Washington,
nursing e broken arm and sore lungs
the result OF being gassed- When he
RECEIVERS sufficiently he viii enter one
OF the schools established by the
government for the training OF men
who have been so badly injured that
they cannot earn a livelihood at the
occupations they usually followed be-
fore thev enlisted in the service. Mar
low writes that he was watching
broncho buster try TO break horse
The animal finally threw the buster
and ran away dragging a long rope.
NARROW tried 10 catch the horse and
the rope wound itself about his legs
He was thrown and dragged about
100 feet He was badly bunged up.
and lost his left hand, while the arm
will be crooked and stiff the rest OF
his life. After recovering from that
hurt NARROW was put in laboratory
testing gas masks In trying a mask
which was deficient he inhaled gas,
which put him out OF the running COM
pleteiy."
1T IS true that a constitution must
be construed as a whole" said Fl. o.
FIipper. Chapter II OF Title II Of the
Mexican organic law states that the
national territory is the territory OF
the integral parts Of the federation
and that these parts have the extern
sion and boundaries they had Feb
ruary 5. 1917. when the constitution Of
was adopted. The constitution OF
.IS57 contains the same provision. Lie
Nunez argues in The Herald, that the
territory OF Mexico is a fixed quantity
and cannot be changed by sale or
otherwise without amending the con-
stitution. II the United States. broad
ly interpreting the principle OF self
determination OF small nations, should
decide to cede New Mexico, Arizona
and California 10 Mexico, Mexico could
not ACCEPT them without amending the
constitution, that is. Mexico can Meth
er sell nor acquire territory. which is
absurd Article 70 Of the constitu
ton OF 1917 gives congress power to
form new states within the boundar-
les Of existing states, with the consent
70 the states concerned or without IL
In certain conditions What is TO
prevent the congress from forming,
BY and with the consent Of the state
OF Chihuahua. new state within the
boundaries, that meets the require
ments as TO population, etc. to consist
of one third or half or any other pro-
portion OF the present state and then
ratify a treaty selling the other por-
tiOn2 II chihuahua refuses her con-
sent, then by and with the consent OF
the legislatures OF two thirds Of the
other states. as provided in the con-
stitution Il could be done This con-
sent would doubtless be refused, but
that would be an expression OF the
sentiment OF the people and not the
letter Of the constitution. and I am
discussing the cold letter Of the con-
stitution OF Mexico and not the senti-
ment OF its people, and to my mind
there IS nothing in that document that
forbids the sale Of territory, even by
Implication"
'aThe port at Brest. France, was any
thing but a pleasant place to en-
bark when I was there said John L
Grogrin, who has returned from over
seas. Ut rained every day. and the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18
Uncle Walls Denatured Poem.
No War Garden

MO year, Pm bound have garden plot No
N traitor do not
things like these Our precious bOOn
string beans
thing around with sPuds I'll
And when the vena hyrs blow will
scratch the planet with rake OF dig until vta
menks gnks who
you and fail
newlaid don't
@Avaunti" @AntI"
liberties and please cheap skate with vsag
cal slackeIs by the hour.
Copyright b. George Matthew WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18
Short SnatCheS
From E0eYyWhere

Bielaski is merely showing US how
many geese can be caught By the
paganda--Columbia Record
With all respect 10 the venerable
John Burroughs. who says that the
time has come for Germany to repent
openly. we would suggest that repent
ing openly is one Of the easiest things
a sinner dOes-it is repenting in
wardly that counts. We should see TO
il that Germany repents all the way
through =Chicago Daily News
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

A BEET sugar factory for the Ne
a siIla valley Is not possible-maybe
probable, but hardly possibls-aecord-
ing TO announcement in Phoenix
For a time It was generally believed
that the beet sugar making machinery
at Glendale, near Phoenix. was 70 be
brought TO Las Cruces and placed in a
factory there, and II was really pur-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

facilities for handling the men were
not sufficient to take care OF the
rush at that time. AS soon as the
fighting ended the work OF making
suitable embarkation camp started at
Brest, but Il was hampered by the
weather. didn't hear any complaint,
though. from the boys: they wanted TO
get started back home. camp OF no
camp"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18
RETURNS HIS THANKS.
II H. II - Z

Editor FL Paso Herald.
Please convey my gratuiations to
Fl Paso for the culmination OF a right
eOus crusade Of an hundred years in
the victory OF yesterday wherein the
abolition Of the liquor traffic from the
United States OF America and an her
possessions is consumated- Let the
nation bow In reverent admiration
and acknowledgment TO the memory
OF Francis Willard, whose statute
graces the Hail OF Fame in the na-
tional capitol J L Campheu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

Instruction in the use OF the comp
toneter VIII be added TO the courses
already offered al the night hiEh
school. according 70 J. z Gilkey-
principal The Burroughs Adding
Machine company viii furnish the
machines and an instructor The class
viii be started Friday evening New
classes IN algebra and geometry were
started during the present week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

largest city in the territory embraced IN TINS great
Fl Pso must congratulate herself the progress Of these
two states and looking the prospects ahead, there IS
vev reason to be proud at what seems about to be IN
folded It is the neighbor Of the people OF these states
that Fl Paso wishes them well; neighbOr that FL
Pso reoice at the outlook and applauds the manifesto
ton of the elements for good in the two states
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

Even If those two FL Pasoans to get permit to
exhibit Wilhelm Hohenzoern the worlds greatest
stTosity they would be obliged have the game laws
amplified to protect him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

Some of those Arizona convicts must fear that the
peuitentary will not be pleasant place to rest and
gain strength under the past administration udg
ing By the way they have been trying to escape.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

The American army of occupation IN Germany Isn't de-
stroyng any churches looting any homes killing any
women and children. No wonder the German mind fails TO
arrive understanding of these incOmprehensble for
eigneTs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

R p. AIosson left for the east vi
day While away. he VIII visit candy
factories In New Orleans. Phnadel-
phia- Boston, Chicago, St Louis and
Denver, While in Chicago. Mr.. Mos
son VIII attend the fruit 1obbers' con
vention-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

EI Paso can also claim of the largest expsn-
sve and most effective refgerang plants IN the world
the Alta Vista school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

The Yanks overseas may have picked up q lot Of
Frenchy things besides the language but it will be all
right long they don't Try kissing their men ac-
quaintances both cheeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

To cultivate an humble and contrite heart pick up
of your old school books and how much you
forgotteu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

II one expresses opinion in public he's self adveT-
User not he's dummy. And between the two there's
golden
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

President Wilson's idea is that food hath charms to
tame the savage Bolshevik.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

he'd vote for the man who. as mayor.
would require more ice cream in ice
cream cones
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

Il have a letter from Charlie NARROW
whom many Fl Pasoans. especially
old timers. viii remember as Charlie
Cranss and who enlisted in MAI. Nc
Camant's hospital unit shortly after
ne declaration OF war" said Tom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

Indoor sportss Wondering just
what this, that or the other sup
porter Of this or that mayoralty
candidate expects TO cash in on
in event Of victory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

OUR IDEA OF a snap. BEING A
MAN OR WOMAN WHO GOES To
WORK By THE WHISTLE AND QUITS
BY IT,
The galley boy says II he could vote
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-18

No, Bob Erakauer does NOT own any
land along the proposed high line
canal and his mother only owns a
small tract, so THAT for the political
tongue waggers who get so much JOY
out OF imDugning the motives OF other
people.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-09
TUBERCULOSIS HOME
PLANNED FOR COUNTY

4 meeting ~ mo iut~cuios's SUB
COMMITTEES Of the public health commits
tee ~ the Chamber OF Commafcr was
nsld In the chamber ~ ? 10 O'Clock 90.
dav. 10 discuss plans for obtaining II
tuhcrcllar sul'arium IN the county.
A plan that Ia under oonsld"rr ton II
the 90 operation of tho county can he
obtained. Is 10 sell .s Of the go ares
nov occupied by the county poor farm
sing tho proceeds for tho cons'ru. ton
4 , snsnrnm. or for the rental OF
l ding suitable for this purpose
The committee" composed NJ lr New
..a n Roy,r and j. " cains. ~ the
inter. and t.ans Wells ~ 'he Rcd
a ~. Invited urs j. r Martin, uv
scmn. n. q sn}dcr chairman n
me public hoa'lh commit @. and =
county rcprc,cnlHsc 10 mc', with %
TO-DAY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-09

zone NJ the central doctiino- NJ NoI-
sheylsn is work everyone up io Ne
age ~ CO. or until invaded. is .u'.
po.od TO hs occupied In work inst l.
useful 10 the stat" This Is one "i the
reason. Of the bitter hostility oi thos-
who under the former regime ll'sd
without work Of any kind, ohly.ous OF
the tact that II they lived, someone
mus, b. vorking to supply the ms'ns
Dearborn lndspenden
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-09

10 remove bars itom a wirdu.. in mo
prison icc plsnt ana from the r,sf
gate. Eivnrd p lNrdssy Rrl Guu
Johnson prisoners In tho fsd,rtI p.r..
t,n'nr, hero. nHIn fN,I- o.. .r.. h. .prs
midnight .st night n. f'm. .mrr
v.F standing t.f0 Ht f.. Tuna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-09
1RICE MURDER
CASE POSTPONED
Negro PIasterer to Have His
Hearing Next Tuesday,

Preliminary hearing for Lswis Chlds.
negro plss,.f.r charged with the mur
der Of J. ". Tncs uoceDinan
scheduled for this morning before
Justice r y. Donnen was continued
until next Tusr'isy because OF the cod
veaihor
A1li'urrl .,..ms''il evidence
duplicating Childs more deeply IN the
death Of Tricr, has been gathered dur
ing t0~ hat two dH = according Go
Iohn Hccr county evidence man, "n'
much of o. uI .r 'Ilgrd a. the
nesro's preliminary trial
IIcrp sp,ri 'a'l Ipv yrstsrhay run
ming town new ..ues and oh,'inlnE
additional evidence md mora 'Ifr.'f''
fsr the hearing. No motive other thaa
robbery has been revealed In the In
VtstiEstion, Herp said.
Chiids sweetheart 10 expected TO ne
an important witnrss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-09
&@Bfiefs

Royal Ntyh9ors to sI.et-EoH'
N,.Ehnors. Liberty camp viii elect .'-
r.rs ~ re- meeting In Nestinll bail
N,4u'.iH, night
Diamond Then Charged --Usnnl~ N'
JN,l was arrcstrd last night A. ne
T"rm'na rooms ynnrged with me- ,hc'
~ diamond ring valued az 49, ~" .-
Hr.uE hrii AZ M, police station fNf IN
h,tiga'Inn.
Hslr COT prue'ur.i Alcohol lS1 nm.
,uuI',rN'.d Wrs' for rI.'un. s. q.
per gallon e'-t = Robinson tNts D
Cub EIecs onIcsrs-Thc niue Tr
H.r.. ...H. .. U meeting .u '.. W
e. N n.' wgUf. changed '.. d.fr M
m,,frF. Co. tho second vui fuII' Mot
HuN. OF each uuun Meetings boo 'l
uu room viii o., ur, drd N ru..
.u f'. ,tf.trII M.s iur.r I.r. f,.4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-09

elected president Ms. Jennie ln,n'p.
...r,tb and Miss Mabel r,pvn. jr.I-
urrr The Fellow .h'p r.uh n1l mn ~
Nlursll. night lh. gHN'N .uH .0
Wednesday rEht. md iNo Nms.r
club tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-09

man trustee fot ons wear period 7 y
steele trustee Tor tVu.Nrar period
and W A Hrooh. fnr three SEQ
lrIlud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-09

~ the state health Apartment. R. "
Roach y Wright inspector. shid re-
Gently l. weighed go packages IN an
..sr..H.. . tHur ~ tho CITY and found
nh q. l.4uds uu1.r weight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-09
Beauty Answers
rOSGING-you VT
py MADAME Nance

rON0ISG-You viii
never Agaln ask your
SET why you have
such a poor complex
lon n you viii be sure
30 use the formula
glVe you here. iny'lI
wonder Why OF b e Z
" o IN 90 have such
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-09

hNu,TIp IL, -
~, xby v"n hive
80. ,ooy ,,p,rle,.
'rn" - you sui br are
90 u.. m. formula |
siy. you mere. Ynull
wonder why other
womsa have such
poor eomple mons" Go
- tho drug store and get one ounce
81 rntons This vin cost about 81
csnts. Mix with two tsbiespoonfuls Of
pIi this cream rather thick and rub Il
IN thoroughly. every Aay. Every hlem-
- will disappear quickly. and your
hopss for Q queonly complexion viii
oesns true. II never falls TO give
Quesnly. adorable. extraordinary tint
asd purity TO the skin.
-
Ans .u,rpxn !, 4. .., .,
~ ,.rrovs % .nn.r,lun,,, IT, nov
4, a, ~ u.. yn',, ,.yo,,,s ,,ca ,r..,r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-09

A Misses Tricoilne gar
ment, hd 1u, .s 30 Nith
circular 'un'J 10, was
$3.50.
Navy Crepe Back Satin with
draped skirt; ecru lac. col
lar and cuffs; II; marked
down from $3.50
Brown Duvet De Lame;
fitted bssque with full
skirt; self buttons /; ~; vas
1925.
Only 10 Others In this
xroup. So II Is evident
that to secure these
plump savings you
should come early. Open
At ..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-18
CARRANZA Decide NO
SALIR DE La CIUDAD
DE MEXICO
Saspendi6 su proyectado Oia-
ie oil Estado de
Jatisco
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero IS

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero Is
Informaciones oficiales hacen sa-
Der cue Carranza no ha resuelto toda-
via NADIA sobre cl viaie que tenia pen
sado empreHder a Jalisco, con objeto
de asistir a Ia Inauguration del ferro-
carril de Chamela.
En- los cobertiZos &c Ia estaclon de
Santiago estan los carros p~residen-
ciales preparados va, faltando sofia
mente para que csten listos cl ARE
Clio &c las es.ufas V algunos departa-
mentos, en- los CUE Sc hacen algunas
reformas.
Fara hoy el treD presidential no ha
zido aprovisionado, 10 que significa
Que CarranZa no tiene pensado Sallr
tan pronto como Sc asperaba. Los
mismOs inIormes agregan que en- case
de que el jefe del executive Sc resuei-
Va q il a G~uadalajara, % nara hasta
fines del actual mes 0 a principles del
e~ntrantc Mario.
4 ultima bora Sc ununcio que Ca
rrarZ no ira a J~alisco, pues ha dccidi
DO permaneccr en- Ia capital.
C~ontinuan los robos en- los autos.
\ pesar de Ia eycesiva vigilancia
cue la policia cjerce en- las est&ciones
de los f~errocarriles = n ilegaGa de
los trcnes, con ohjeto de prevenir los
rCbos escandalosos que Sc han venido
cometiendo, csos actos d~elictuosos SO
repitcn cast = diario, sobre TODD. con
personals QUE vienen de fuera Y que
ignoran las condolences on que Sc ha-
liz nuestra capital. respecto de las Sc
"uridades pcrsCnales.
Dos senoras llamadas Eulogia VI. dc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-18
lin nueVo wOcedInlec.
to para conbatiy Ia
Influenza

"Si todos supieran los beneficios
c,,e he obtenido del Aceite Relampa-
Go de Hunt, cuando me encontr6 en-
ferma lie Influenza, sc habrian evi-
tado grandes padecimieIltos." Ha di-
clio recientemente n DANA que Eizo
uso de este ~poderoso y p~enetrante me-
Gicamento. aplicandoselo a~bundante-
mente en- el pecho Y en- la garganta
cuando Sc encontro cnferma de "a IN
fluenza, que ahora Gesearla que todo
81 mundo Sc enterase de tan benetIco
medicamento e hiciera uso de 81 en-
casos se~nejanteS.
Como Ia influenza es IA enferne-
dad peligrosa, los enfermos deben po-
rerse siempre bajo ell cuidado de IN
buen doctor y 4 este respecto. un pro-
minentc medico ha dicho cue, despues
de usar ell Aceite Relampago de Hunt,
siempre Sc han obtenido resultados
verdaderamente marayiIlosoS, segun
10 ha podido observar persona!mentc-
Fl Aceitc Relampago de Hunt es
TN poderoso ~medicamento eXterno y
debe usarsele siemprc que haya ne
cesidad de empleGr n medlclna
terna.
Sc encuentra de venta en- todas las
buenas Drogucrias Y Bot!cas al pre-
clio de Soc ' zoe botella; tambi6n sc
atienden 0rdenes por corrCo, dir:gien-
DO sus pedidos a.
A. B. RICHARDS MEDICINE CO.
Sherman, Tex. Adj.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-18
Fl miSmo Rousseau Sc eSpanta.

Pero no e este 10 mas curioso,
sino u eI mismo Rousseau, emma
canado en- suS doctrinaS. Sc Plantea
IN problema Que nj 81, nj otro mejor
-ue q. nj naGie,-incluslvc DIos-
oueGe resolver;
Como Observation-Disclosures for
IA de a~sociacio2, en- Ia cual n pro-
3.cdad Y la persona de cada asociado
/. sea ~protecida y defendid& por Ia
faerza de Ia coIecCi"idad, ~iogrando
cada individuo, aunque undo con TO-
dos. permanecer Hbre como anreS. sin
obetecer q niagUNa oCra auroridad
mas que 4 su propia voluntad ' a 81
propia concienciaE" ('Contrato So
yiay'. Cap. Vi
Pueril eS declr que tai proposition
cae. de bruceS. dsntro del principle
universal de contradiction. y gue por
ende. su resolution favorable es I'M
possible lie toda imposibilidad. Z!
principle de contradiction ncs dice
I una cosa TO puede SER ' NO
SER al mismo tempo. FL hombre.
Dor co~nsecuencja, no puede vivir en-
/ sociedad. ' vivir Hbre como antes, 4
IN tempo miSmo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-18

La causa de tales desacierto>.
e. error dc los Fisi0cratas cons.s-
TO. q mi cntenGc-. en- c~oDsiderar IA
~naruraleza huma~a solo como una
distraction. Y en- funGar. eE este con-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-18

Garcia V Sara N de Garcia, que to-
maron ell tren del Norte en- Ia lejana
estaci6n De Lampazos, del Estado de
Nuevo Leon, fGe~on victlmas de IN
chofer en- pasados dias.
Cuando lss viajeraS llegaron a Ia
estaci0n Sc presento IN rapazuelo q
otrecer un auto, Y, acto seguido, las
senoras aceptaron ell ofrecimiento. Ell
"chamaco". las condujo despuGs fue-
"a De la estacion, hasta l!evarlas 4
IN auto que Sc hallaba fuera del en-
rejado. lugar en- QUE Sc paran los ca
rios que Ia polic;a no anota entre
los que salen para ell centre dc Ia cid-
dad con pasajeroS.
Las viaieras adyirtieron desde lue-
go que ell chofer las llevaba por rLm5o
eQuivccado Y llamaron Ia atencion del
conductor. viGndose este obligado a
volver sobre Ia Avenida Insurgentes,
hacia Ell numcro de la casa que las Sc
noras habian iudicado.
Cuando es~tuvieron frente Il domici
Ito notaron que al b~aiarSe ap2rccieron
dos i~ndividuos, quienes ofrecieron u
~servicios para bajar sus petacas dc
viaie. Bajaron primeramente las Sc
1oras V en- segIida 81 carro echo a
corrcr con los cquipaJes, no sin que
los ladrones arrebataran Il las scnoras
Ias bolsas de mano Ct que trojan sus
dincros. La poIicia toms nota del
robo. como dc todos los que Sc re-
gistran; Dero aaui para TODD, pues es
entertainments impossible acabar con
esta playa Que va tiene asoiao. " Ia
capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-18
III.

QUsdamos, pues. en- que es coSa
bien extrana que Ell hOmbre. que
ziempre ma tenido de 81 un concePto
muy elevado. que siempre Sc ha con
siderable a 81 mismo, superior 4 to-
DO animal fractional. que hace a!arde,
a cada momento. de Su poder lntelec-
tual. haya caido como parece ser Sc
gun las dcctrinas hberales en- el gra-
visimo desacierJo dc ~abandonar 81
primitive estado de "absoluta E5er-
tad" que sostiene Rousseau, para
atarse. por 81 r,ismo tambien,-qui-
"a en- IN exceso de 81 propia E6er-
tad.-las manos, Y los pies, Y q cuer-
DO TODD en- el gruPo collective de IA
sCciedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-18
SOCIAUSMO Y BOLSHEVKSNO

cepto idcalista suS teorias especuia-
twas ' sus inconsistencies principles
sobre el gobierno, los hombreS y Ia
socieIad. Y ell resultado de este Ii
mitada merchandising es Ia creaclon
de IN sistema puramente absurdo.
Para fundar una filosofia real de
Ia vida. toda Ia naturaleza humana
Gebe tomarse CT cuenta, y los nom
brcs Y las mujeres, Y TODD ser vivicn-
te debe conSiderarse tai ' como es,
en- su condici6n actual, con u pasio-
mes. sus emociones. sus deseos, sus
ambicjones; Y no como podrla ser. en-
ideales circunstancias, o como serla
81 viviese tai Y como 10 conclbe el
mas amable Y dulce de los pensamien-
tos.
FL hombre es, en- eSencia, bueno,
-dicer los fil6sofos iberaleS,-y, por
consecuencia, -agregan,- u ten
dencias son buenas del mismo modo.'
! caen. de nuevo. en- su lamentable
error.
Que el hOmbre. en- aOStractU, en- 81
n~aturaleza especjfica. es bueno, es-
ii Dor encima de voda duda. Pero
una verdad metafisica no es infre,
~cuentemente una falsedad real. Fl
ideal, como IDEAL, es perfecto, Y no
deja punto que desear. Pero 81 eN-
preston, su manifestation en- Ia hu-
mana e~xperiencia, esta muy lejos de
81 original.
La teoria de Que "todas las ten
dencias humans son buenas,' q de
81 propio peso, 81 Sc considera que
todas las razas, dc todos los tiempos,
desde que el mundo es mundo hasta
nuestros dias. han cOndenado "a
q~uienes Sc dejan llevar de Ii ma
turales acknowledgements de
que esas ~tendencias no son buenas.-
Y Ia dignificado a los que dominan
sus naCurales pasiones "-presuncion
de que eSas pasjones son malas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-18
NACIMIENTO

Fl hogan del senor Jesus de la
CARA. emrleado De los calleres de
la Prersa." Sc ha visto ~alegrado
Dor la llegada de I'm nina que do d
luz la esposa del senior de a Cara,
sonora Francisco Flores dc Cara,
artes de anochc, 4 las nueve, en- su
Gomicilio situado en- la caile dc San
Luis.
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Id doctriua de aver, es atacada,

Cabe decir aaui. como desagravio
= Ia raz6n ' q la l6gica, que en- e.
s;gio dieciocho. las triunfantes doctri-
mas de cien amos preteritos ~sufrieron,
por Ia p-imera vez, eI ataque vigoro-
50 Y decidido de ~eminentes fil6sOfos,
IS de oradoreS conspieuos de todas
l2s HacionalidadeS.
y todoS ellos. consideration como
ahoTa nosotros, Ia democracia dc Ia
absolute igua!dad, de IA absoluta IL
bertad. : de Ia absolute frater1idad
70 solo como una imperfecta concep-
cion. sino como IN verdadero peligro
para II Sociedad, Y como III printi-
PIC dc Iez;ntegraci6n ' de ruina pa
II c1alqu;er pueblo de Ia terra.
la paz y IA prosperidad,-como
dice San AguScin,-solo pueden ob-
tenerse por ei arden
Ia ~demoCracia re~volEcionaria cs.
nor consiguienJe. I'm signo marcado
I de anarqnia. y VIZ simhojo dc des-
E~truccioa de ,odo pro&resu,
.AbsurdGS ' contrasentidoS palpableS.
John Stuart Mil. euyas teorias to-
can, en- mas de una vez, los bordes
/ del Soci&!isnlo. dice terninanrementc:
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OFICIALES LICENCIADOS

Veintiocho oficiaIes de alta gra-
duaci6n one prestaban u servicios
en- el Campo Travis, ~o5ruvieron aver
81 licenciamiento.