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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08
FATS FOR DEEP FAT FRYING

State Agricultural College,
In looking for fats for deep fat fry
ing II is desirable to,find one that does
not smoke or decompose readily. The
fat should retain its flavor, no odor
from produce cooked in Il should be
retained, neither should II impart any
flavor to the food. cooked In It either
when hot or cold.
Olive oil, having . low smoking
temperature gives Oh odorous fumes
long before 9 proper cooking temper.
ature Is reached. The products fried
no favor Of the oil. The high price Of
tract from its desirability ~ . frying
medium.
The corn and csttsaseed pils give
very good results. The smoking tenn
perature Il high. Neither oil gives .
flavor TO the product when properly
cooked, nor does the oil hold the flavor
of materials cooked, even when spices
were used. The prices Of these oils.
however, are slightly higher that the
solid fats-lard and lard Substitutes.
In considering the lard and lard
substitutes, the smoking temperature
Of such compounds II higher BY sever
al degrees than those Of leaf lard.
The price Of these substitutes are low
er by from three to eight cents per
pound than that Of pure lard. The
results are satisfactory IN Ill cases.
Beef, and mutton fat may be used
for deep fat frying and the fried pro
duct will prove satisfactory while hot,
Potato chips and eroquettes show no
Objectionable flavor wyhen crisp, hot
] and rather highly seasoned. Dough
nuts, when hot are fairly good, but
develop q strong mutton or beef fat
flavor when cold.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08
rROsrED ElecrRlC LIGHT
BULBS PROTECT EYES1GHT

During the recent examination OF
applicants for army service the fact
was revealed that nine out of every
ten men had impaired vision in some
form or other. II Ii q significant fact
that impaired eyesight has come with
improved and more brilliant illumina-
tion. However, II proper precautions
are taken with the lighting system Of
the rooms Of the home, great deal
may be done toward the alleviation of
this condition. In using incandcscent
lights Of the recent types-the tung-
stem and the gas filled-the lower
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08
PiekIlss Beam

After being stemmed, sliced and
washed, one gallon Of string beans
or wax beans are put on to boil in
enough water to cover them, with two
tab1espoons Of tsble salt. While the
beans are boiling put on to heat in .
separate vessel {aluminum preferred)
one quart u elder vinegar, one pint
q water, one pint sugar and in cloth
~ cne teaspoonful Of cinnamon and
eee-zlnl1 teaspoea each n cloves and
al.ep1eo. Est fh6oe ineEedisats esne
toAe e6f ~ uhsn IL beans are tn
de1 6Ee13 ~ ~ Nkter and pour over
them H. bef]lng viaeear; 1t bon fer
4teree alin1tek Sd heilile ~ p
~ - q1na - ltpik Whel uGed
~ ~ 1lhD, ~ lefkcpver vi1eenr b
- - lnf1eeneat q =
|DregA Mt SDlase ~ -. I
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

Mrs. Mabel, Stcarns, lecturer and
organizer for the Colorado State
Board of Health, came in from Mont
rose Tuesday to lecture on the film:
"1'he End. of the Road,7 that was
shown at the Unique Theatre Wednes-
day afteuoon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08
Canning Beans

String beans may be packed in salt
the same way ~ corn and will keep
perfectly. They taste almost like
fresh beans when cooked. Remove
strings from beans, cut into halves (if
liked) and boil until tender, then drain
and pack in . stone jar in alternate
layers Of fresh table salt, using one
pint Of salt to seven pints Of beans
and making the layers Of salt thick.
After the crock has been filled, place
> heavy weight on the cover 90 that
the brine will come up over the beans.
When wanted for table use, corer the
beans with fresh water and let ON
the back Of the Stove to draw out the
salt. It may - necessary to use
several waters before the salt has en-
tirely disappeared. Season the beans
in TIE usual way before serving.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

DIR. NJ. E. Franklin, Of London Eng
land. has been in Gunnison sight see
ing the first Of the week and went to
sacks Cabin Wednesday. She is
over here, travelling thru our country,
taking a well-earned rest, having
been in the hospitals of France and
England since the year of 1914. Her
next stop is Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

Shoes with rundown heels, II worn
for even q short time, will soon spoil
the entire shape Of shoe. When
once the shoe is spoiled, 1t soon wears
out.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08
Rsmsmbersd Mo.her.e Answer.

Little Harry one day asked his moth
er who mnde the trees and was told
that God made them. A few days later
an old colorcd man came to trim the
trees and the little fellow, seeing him
at work, ran to his mother and ex-
claimed: ''Oh, mamma, Gods out In
sh4 yard repairing his trees!"
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

One Of our young gentlemen who
attempted to quench his thirst with
"near beer" declares that the inventor
Of the "stuff" was darned poor Judge
Of distance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

Miss Helen Besse was hostess 1t Z
dinner party at her home Thursday
evening. Five Of her young lads
friends were the guests and followins
the delicious repast, q pleasant social
evening was spent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

The Ladies' Aid Of the Presbyterian
church had special meeting We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Lucy
Myers. A dozen members were pre-
sent and the afternoon was spent in
tacking comforts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

Mrs. e. G. Palmer entertained 1t
her home Monday afternoon. Twenty
ladies' were present and q delightful
social time was spent. An elaborate
luncheon was served the guests.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08
PRESERVING STRING BEANS

The following recipes were taken
from the Field and Farm, and are
said to be very good by those who
have tried the methods Of preserving
string beans:
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

Mrs. A. d. Mckee gave q card party
at her home Tuesday afternoon in
honor Of Miss Lillian BlAkely Of Dem
yer. Twenty ladies were present and
. lovely luncheon was served.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

Mrs. p. p. Miller pleasantly enter
tanned the Bridge Club yesterday
afternoon. A very enjoyable time is
reported BY the guests.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

'ed to prevent he 6hmcnss from BE-
ing directly visible, and a reflector
should be used to distribute the Light
as desired. To well illuminate the
sides of the room use rather nat
renector--one shaped rather like q
dinner plate--while to brighten Q
smaller region below the lamp, use q
deep, hollow reflector.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

A dance was held at Pitkin Satur-
day night. Quite crowd went from
Pariin, Quarts Creek and Ohio Creek
even II there was . down-pour most
Of the night. The young people re-
ported 4 good time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

Ars. J. w. Thornell was hostess to
. asnumber Of friends Friday afternooa.
Cards were the amusement.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

A pretty fed just now in vogue is
the matching Of the ornaments in
shoe buckles, back combs and those
worn on the dress. The result il very
pretty where good taste is used.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08
JUST BETWEEN OURSELVES
TRY THESE AND SAVE TIME

One cup Of gasoline and three table
spoons Of corn starch mixed well to-
gether will make cleaning fluid for
. white felt hat that cannot be
equaled.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

Mrs. W. W. Mckee entertained some
friends st dinner Saturday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

Any one who has tried to drive .
nail into hard wood knows how diff
cult It Is and how easily the nail is
bent. Heat the nail till hot then stick
It into . bar Of laundry soap. Drive
Il into the desired place and you will
have NO trouble.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

A good and economical polish for
the nicl<le parts Of stoves can be made
with wood ashes and little water.
just enough to make . thick paste.
Go over the nickle parts with . soft
cloth and little Of this paste, then
polish with dry rag. This is also
hrst rate for polishing kitchen knives.
and the fixtures around Q sink that
are beginning to look discolored.
II you are not 20 fortunate as to
possess an electric heater or stove and
have need Of . little flre for . short
time, you can easily build one in the
big range by simply fixing . secure
partition Of bricks ACROSS the middle
Of the CRATE, then build your fire in
one end. The fire VIII not. sIip down
and little fuel will do nicely for
what you want.
When your sweater has stretched
aeros1 the shoulders 20 that It looks
be9gy and out of shape, seW . piece
q wide tape inside the earmeat along
the sh0gldez1 md Acroes fhe hack of
the neek at the same time taking h
~ extyA fullneas to bring tAe stretch
- poxts baek - thejr pfopper sire.
SeU enoeher pfoee II tie n61ne width
- t1Do fhree lnehes below III one -
IL 6Gek nd - q oaeh - Of til
l1nfde ef III froat q u sweater.
Ike 49, Wi1l IT, IN - g thelr
1s.zet .aes withsut shsw1ng ~
- .; y 4 q. 4 1T & n
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-08

Mrs. Lonnie Miller came down from
the ranch Monday and on Thursday
afternoon the ladies Of the Catholic
Altar Society were asked to meet with
her at the home Of her sistar, Mrs. J.
]. Miller. The afternoon was much
enjoyed by those who were present.
Miss Evelyn Miller was hostess at
. lawn party given in honor Of her
cousin, Miss Lillian Miller Of Hamil-
ton, Ohie, Saturday aftsrupsn.
The yeung ladies played eroquet on
the lawn, until the rain drove them in
doors, where they were entertained at
cards. The color scheme was pink and
white, the living rooms and dining
room being decorated with pink and
white carnations. A dainty luncheon
Of pink Ice cream. pink cake and pink
mints was served to the guests. Six
teen young ladies' were present. They
all reported . delightful afternoon and
Miss Evelyn . popular young hostess.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
P. Conzdlez rompe Lanzas con Oregon

lamar personal de lamar un ciuda-
dano su propia ~caRdidatura sin el
prev!o ofrecimierto de una ampiia
organization politica con FL reSpec-
Two programa puede tener e. merlto
Ge revelar ura gran independence
de caracter, una gran sinceridad De
proaedimicntos V una noble senclllez
de espiritu. aiena a complicaciones y
formuliSmoS: pero tiene e. grave III
convenience de HERR. en- 10 mas hOEco'
e. sentimiento democratico dc los e
lemsntos conscienteS del pals V hasta
el sentimiento de dignfdad Indlvl-
dual de los cItdadanoS tamolen
corscientes. que no podran nhenos de
yer con dolcroso asombro que un COM
patricia les niegue toda personahdac
en- asunto ian serio como el de IA de-
signacion de candidates ii primer
cargo de Ia R~epublica. absteniendose
DE- celeorar Ell acostarbrado pacto
electoral entire postulantes Y ooStu-
!ados. que eS de rigor aun en- las mas
im~perfectaS G~cmocrac!aS; PnaSen-
Itandose por su prop:a inlciatlva CO.
mo aSpirante a Ut puesro punNco
sin compromise polItico de nlnguna
especie. V obligando con clio a Sus
simpatizadores V partidarioS 4 aSumlr
la ~indecorosa V POGO Gesea0le carac-
terisJica de incon6iclonaieS.
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Un plan peligroso conditional.

Este peligro es rigurosamente con-
d~icional. 81 los candidates preslden-
ciales toman la campana electoral
como IN nero prcteXto para formarse
cierta personaiidad. = cada n de
e!los va con ei preconcebido fin ne
aduenarse del poder por cualquier me
do. sin reSretar a algln otro que ie-
galmente resultara vencedor. lnduCa-
blemente Que e. religrc eXlste: pero
en- el momento supreme la OPINION
pGolica sabria r~econocer esa antpa-
tri6tica explosion de amhiciones Y
castigaria con d~eSpreciO 4 los nmevoS
trastornadores. 81 los candidates
proceGen leal Y democraticamente Y
esr&n reSuel-os q someterse al rcsIl-
tado legal o. las elecciones. resDetan-
do e, fallo de Guier esti llamado Dor
lev q pronunciar la ultima pa!abra
en- Ia contienda electoral. Ell pehgro
no existe en- 10 mas miNimo. = Ia ma
cion puede ,esper2r tranqulla los CO.
micios de 1920. cue tantaS zozobras
y dldas esta provocanto dcsdc aho-
"a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
Hiene de Ia Ia. PaG.)

cor Cor scr Suyo Y pOr las traScen-
6entalss cuestiones De Que sc ocupa,
Is acknowledgements IN documento del
mas alto interes politjco. Desgra-
ciadamente-r dIgo GeSgracladamen-
te. noroue con sinceridad debe Ia
neafarse TODD 10 que tie2da a extra
War 81 criterio pUblico. fomentar
oGics Y martener en- zoZohra a "a Ma
ci6n-el manifesto del general Gore
gon o c~orreSpondi0 a 10 que &c e
esperaoamos todoS, pues SCORE no a
portar nirguna idea precise ' etlcaz
para "a resolution de los grandeS pro-
blemaS r~acionalcS. INQUIRE en- graves
rrores h~is-5rlcos V poIltlcoS, then-
dc a obStrucCIorar de nodo tormi-
dable nuestra !ncipiente educacion de-
mocratlca. Y levaGca ante el pals, avl-
DO de t~ranquliiGad v trabajo fecundo,
e. pGvoroso fanrasTa de una futura
revolucior. mas terrib4c ' devaStadora
u las Tue hasta nov hemoS Sufrido,
Para analizar eStoS asertos. paso a CO
r-oborar separadamente los puntcs
que Sc NE inGican del referido ma
nifieSto.
Ha herido el sentimiento democratico
de los elementos c~onscientes
"El proceaimiento que p~udieramoS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28

Ouienes atenta Y deSapasionadamente lean
tan sersacionales considerandoS y la resolution apro-
bada. tendran que convenir en- que hemos estadc ra-
zonabIe q imparcialmente en- 10 justo, Y que nuestras
sugestiones son enteramente ~fundadas. politica y pa
trioticas-
Estamos. pues. en- los momentos precisos en- que
es cportuna Ia mediation patriotica que hemoS pro-
ppesto para inducir a los beligerantes a una seduction
pacifica V razonable que de una buena vez terHine con
ell actual estado de guerra.-reconocldo hasta por Ell 60
bierno de importantiSimo Estado de la Union Nortea-
mericana,-y conjurar los gravisimos peIlgros a que
e1pcnemos a la Patrla.
Los considerandos V la resolution del referido Sc
nado Rorteamericano, han venido a corrooorar Piena-
mente TODD 10 que hemos dicho para fundar y sostener
nuest-a proposition. V ahora basados en- este nuevo he
cho, que es demasiado claro y coEtundente. loglco es
esperar que otro paso mas sea dado ell ell mismo senti-
do, Y 81 tai sucede -. no hay que negario. porque
no tendran objeto enganarncs nj enganar: el carran-
cismo sera inexorablemente aniquiiado.
81 pues de 10 que Sc trata es de que todos tenga-
mos identicos derechos ante la ley; de que tOdos poda-
mos rivir en- orden respetandonoS mutuamente nues-
tros derechos e intereses: de que la Patria sea de todos
Y para todos. Y de que haya un gobierno de Mexico y
para los meXicanos, sin exception de credos o parllaos'
entonces 81 impone ell acuerdo o soluci0n que propone-
mos, ' habremos asi de Salvar a la Repubhca.
Esperamos que nuestra propoScion, en- la cual in
sistimos basandonos ahora en- ell sensational hecho re-
ferido que aver apenas ACADIA de suceder. sea conslde-
rada sacramento por los periodistas cultoS de Mexico
pues por demas eSta decir que NADIA Serlo nj respeta-
bic esperamos de quienes no son a]creedores nj a csc IL
tulo nj a que Sc les tome en- construction.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
TODAS MIS- ENFERMEDADES
HAN CESADO.

E. Sr. Samuel L. Kramer, Box 95,
Sel!ersville. Pa, escribe 10 siguiente:
"Padeci de los rinones por espacio de
dos amos. sufriendo terribles dolores
en- ia espalda V costados. He queda-
90 completamente curado de mis- do
lencias usando Foley Kidney Pills.
Cuando los rinones estan cansados o
debiles, o las materias i~naprovecha-
bles quedan en- Ell ORGANISING Y origi-
nan fuertes dolores en- la e5palda Y
costados. reumatismo, l1mbago, arti-
culaciones adoloridas, etc. Foley Kid
ney Pills. dan IN alivio pronto y Sc
guro. Tambien son muy eficaces pa
"a las intermediates de Ia veiiga. De
venta en- todas las Boticas. lAdy.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
Es ~rctrogrado Y peligroso Ell Proeedi-
niieato de Obregoa.

Es ~rctrograoo Y peligroso ell Proced'-
mieato de Obregoa.
EN- nuestro pals, cue por tan
tos amos ha sufrido Ia middleton del
candidate V per ell caudiilaja ha Wis
to retardaGo su progress civico. Y en
esta epoca en- one llevanoS ocho amos
de r~evolucion para sacudirn0s el VI
90 &c multiples caudillos, dcsdc Por-
firio Diaz V Huerta hasta Villa. Ia
rata Y otroS memories. resulta compile
tamente retrogrado V ~pe!igraso el pro-
cedim!ento personal de que vengo
hablando. para in;ciar n campaEa
electoral.
Creo cue los Tue alguna significa-
c;Gn tuvimcs en- .2s movlmfentos re-
volucionarics que Sc ~inspiraron en-
tendencies i~ibertadoras V los cue al
guna signitIcacion podamos en-
Ia politica niilitante. eStamos obilga-
dos mas Que nincuno a contribulr 4 la
educacion d~emocratica de nueStro pue
bio. ahstenicndnno$ Embellishments
de TODD procedimiento que vulnere
| esta noble tenGencia V procurando
2 iustar nuestra conducta 4 los prin-
cipios universalnente reconocidoS
como fundamentals cuardo honra-
tamente V con v~erdadero civismo Sc
trata de llevar a cGbo una lucha cleo
Itoral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
EDl FOREAL


Esas consideraciones, que remitimos al buen jul
clio de quienes pUeden tenerlo entire los partldos con-
tendencies, dicen textualmente:
CONSIDERABLE que Ell GOBIERNO ACTUAL de
Mexico HA MANTENIDO, pr varos amos. UN RE-
mi DE DESORDEN a 10 largo de toda la froa,era
ocasionando grandes perjuicios a los americanos que
han perdido la vida Y sus propiedades en- muchos
caSos:
considerable que. segun Sc comprende. Ell AC-
TuAL MOVIMIENTO REVOLUCIONARIO EN- ME-
XICO. CUENTA CON Ell APOYO De LA MAYORIA
DE LOS ~HABITANTES, Y que en- differences ocasiones
Sc ha manifestado por los jefes de csc movimiento que
Sc daran protection a las ridas intereses de nuestros
ccnciudadanos. 10 cual contrasta con la actitud del ac-
tual gobierno, de sus funcionaros y ~soldados;
corsiderando que LAS FUERZAS ~RENOLUClO-
NARIAS ESTAN EN- CONDICIONES DE DOMlNAR
LA SITUACION EN- BRENE TEMPO. 81 Sc LES
PERNITE LUCHAR HASTA Ell FIN.
Do AL ESTABLECIMIENTO DE IN DEER
PROVISIONAL que observe una actitud mas generosa
hacia nuestro pals que ell actual gobierno. Sc resuelre:
que Sc aprueba la accion del ~gobierno federal de
aGoptar una politica mas firme:
que 81 es necesaria la ocupacion de una IONA neu-
trail" en- ell norte de Mexico Sc de tai paso, mas te-
niendo cuidaGo de que nuestras tropaS crucen la IRON
terra unjcamente para proteger las ''das e intereses de
los americanos y que sean retiradas esas tropas tan
pronto como ell gobierno mexicanc este en- condolences
de otcrgar la protection debida;
que Sc ~recomiende al gobierno federal DECLARE
Ell RE~CONOCIMIENTO DE CUE IN ESTADO DE
GUERRA EXISTE ENTIRE DOS INDEPENDENTS
DlSTINTAS FACClONES EN MEXlCO;
= que Sc elogia al gobernador de Texas por haberse
negado a conceder permiso para que tropaS armaoas de
c~ualquiera faction cruccn pOr ell territorio del Estado."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
Los conservadores dc how son otros.-
~Infundados temorcs l. Oregon.

Los c~onservadores dc how son otros.-
Infundados temores l. Oregon.
"Igualmente eCuivocado parece ell
iuicio del general Obreg"n al consl-
dcrar que los co~nservadores de hoy
son los mismoS de hace sesenta Y
echo amos, pidicHdo!eS que Sc pre-
senten d la liza o 81 programa de
cpreSion Y retroceso. sin imaglnar que
TODD ha evolucionado con Ell tranzcur-
so Gel tempo. Y Iue nj Ell Mexico NJ
en- ningura parte del mundo puede
ha5er partido coHservador Que pre-
tenGa contrariar las conQulstas detlnl
twas de "a dcmocracia universal. ia
les como la independence de la iglesla
V cl Estado. ell sIfragio electoral. Ia
libertad de imprerta ', on general, los
Genechos del homhre . garantlas ind
vidvales,
Contra los infundajoS temore DEL
general Obregon ante los fantastlcos
peligros Tue presenta el Dart:do en-
servador V Il 10 impclc d lamar
clamorosamente a los iibera!eS 4 a
| gruparse eXciuSivameE.e en- torno ST
vo. vo DuedO decir. on terminus ge-
neraheS. que estimo Iu+ IA proXlma
Iucha electoral no entranara pehgr3
para las tendencias ,iberalcs nj pa
"a las conquistas revo!ucionarias. por
| Que es seguro que todos los candida
/ tos que aparezcan en la liza electoral
! pertcneceran al grupO Do;iricO trlun-
fantc. el liberal ~progreSista, que l!evo
a .cabo Ia revolucion. la subdivision
por candidates ohcdecera seguramen-
te 2 la preferencia CUE Sc tenga por
los rrocedimientoS c~on;retos dc 60
hierno que aQIellos pactcn con sus
rlectores: Y cl esfucrZo colectlvo y
patriotico de todos los liherales detr2
ser 81 oue Ia campana electoral :
Ia election misna Sc nfectien dertru
de IA ley Y del orden, para crear en-
propios Y eXtrahoS el ccnvenclmlen-
to de Que el pueblo meXicano ha "de-
lantado Dor la senda da Ia democracla
hasta el punto de 3oder r~aalizar una
pacifica y t~ranGuila transmission, de.
poGer presidential.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
I'm abominable crimen.

~"Sosteniendo mi critcrio de one debe
~aprovecharae esta opcrturldad so
lerne para contribuir a la eddca-
ci6n democratica del pueblo meXlca-
no; estimando de Ia mayor lmpor-
tancia para eI ~porvenir de la Nacion
~establecer 81 ~pnacedente de la trasml-
sion pacifica del ?odar supreme. Y
considerable IN verdadero. UT abo-
mina5le crimen lamar al pals a los
enormes desastrss d. otra re%voIuclon
Dor meros despechcs dc candidates
presidenciales. me propoECo flrme-
! mente cooperar al sostenimlento &c
la Iegalidad V del orGen en- nuestro
pais. de hoy par siempre. Y al etrecto
ne pensado dirigir algunas PROPOSE
clones ~concrntas sobre cl particular a
mi estimado amigo Y companero e.
senior General Obregon. candidate a
la P~nesidencia de Ia r%epublica. las
EOue no dude seran aceptadaS por la
tranouilidad dc la nacion. Espero en-
pocos dias poder hacer del dominic
publico las m~encionadaS propcslclo-
nes. V por ESQ NE absteEgo de Co
mentar por ahora o mayor ampll-
tud del punto a que ms he venldo ne
firlenGo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
Procede por impulses caprichesos.

"Generalizando GcmaSiado V pro-
cediendo mas bien por impulses capri
chosos que por scsrdos anailsis de
nuestros aateceGantes historicos, e.
general Oregon hace una division Gle
ia sociedai meNcana en- :iberales,
conservado-es ' recommendations,
por blooueS compactos V por slmpa-
tias con reSpecto a 81 prcpia persona,
sin considerar que, por ejemplo, pue-
de haber espiritus cOnservadores-
enrre otras cosas por santimientos re-
!igosoS-entre Ia clase de obneros,
iornaleroS, aericuitonas. etc. V puede
haber espir:tus liberales sencillamen-
te por i~luStraci6n Y cultura-entre
los aerratenlentes capitalists, grandes
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Debe subdivid:rse el partido vencedor

Sc desea saber que cpino de la
propuesta unificacion del Partido Ii
beral. con un solo programa V un
solo candidate. emanado de una con-
uencion de tcdos los elementos IL
bcrales ~mexicanos. Y uien. debo de-
cir: S~emejantes propositos, como IN
tensi sn. pueden ser huenos: como
practica. serian detestables. 81 to-
dos aquellos elementos sobre los Qua
les ha triunfado ia revolution nj
dieran ~presentarse en- la lucha electo-
raj. fuertes. organiZadcs, en- condl-
clones de combatir V con un represen-
tante que opener al partlda revoluc!o-
mario t~riunfante. Sc eXp.icaria e. NJ
peno de la unlficacion liberal V Ssta
Sc reaIizaria naturalmente. sin gran
deS esfuerzoS.
'Careciendo de organization e.s-
toS e~lementos, V e~ncontrandoSe lmpo-
Sibilitados para entrar en Ia lGcha'
desaparece Ia neceSidad de esta pro-
puesta unificacior V surge por Ell con-
rrario la Convenience democratlca
(Pasa a la IA. pag. Col 4a.)
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industriales, etc. como talnbicn pue-
de haberlos entire los Que no sean SIM
~patizadores del destinguido mi!itar so
norense. no obStante que el panece
negar ell derecho del lioeralismo a
los que no e sus p]artidar!os, V los
relega sin apelacion al grupo aboml-
nable de los corHervadores y los
neoS.