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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
EN- TODOS LOS ESTADOS Sc CIERRAN FABRICAS
POR MOMENTOS Sc
VA AGRAVAND0
EN- FL Pals la
SITUACION
~ +S +%
~ %T &S
re<5rs~a esae-.4i g=~c - PEENSA-

Te<1rs--9 -s-e-s.l g--- - Pt:ENSA-
CIUDAD De NEXICO. Mario l.
"a parahzaclon de los trabajos en-
los centres oorsroS cSJa generali-
81 gdndoSe FL el pals. In algunss
usrtes, los Ob-cros declaCa0 IA 1uel-
81: = eU OtraS, las c-npreSaS, por
tljverSaS cau~=-- entire LIS cua - en-
ira en- primer tec1niro Ia eNicencia
de los tl-abajaioreS. deClaraU cl paro
general o parrl2i, III cs7era dc Tnelo-
re- tienpC>.
In csta capital Sc cHcuentran en
huelga algo mas &C cuaCro mil Gui-
rjcutoa obrcros. Dos fa6ricaS de hi
lados declararon cl paro pO- diferen-
ciaS tenidas con los obveroS. ' auu
no reanudan los tranajoS = peSar dc
las geStiOneS que rIeGen nacIendoSe
Dor Ia coniS.on de arbicr2je Y por las
autoridaGeS del Distrito. ESta-SlCua-
Ci0n sc Ia agravaCo con cl hecho ce
haberse declarado en- hueigG cerca
DC tres mil ubreroS 0e los NO mos de
:rigo Y los pauaGcCoS. QuieneS obra-
ron con vioiencia- Tanpoco nan te-
niGo exito las geStIoues ae Ia cOnn
Stpn ut AiD4ItoJS pS'AH "t'SSiHL 1SN
huelga. pues ahora patrCneS ' obre-
roS ~ muestr41 IntranSlgenteS.
En- otras parties del pals IA siVus-
zion obrera est& LomaHcO caracteneS
mas grzsve>. Ofiriaimeutc se ba CO
municado que u hJelC4 inIciada hac"
tres diaS en- una Tabcjca Ge hlladoS
de Ia ciudaG &C Crizaha. lejos de q
rreglarse SatisfacVOriamen-c eSCa Gun
diendo, que una hueiga genera! &c
los obreroS de codaS las fabricaS -
habia aeordado para 81 dIa dc hoy.
In Oriz25a la huelra * luIciv ell
L. fahrica de Santa Rosa por una
causa baladi: L, De que los prUpleta-
rios de Ia fabrica Sc rehuSaron 4 oeS-
nedir un emplcaCo, cuyd Separa-
rjon eXigian los obreruS.
E.stoS asurieron una acUtud nos
t.'. = entonces los irdGstrialeS dec'
dieron suspendcr los +rabajoS &C
rar las ouertaS de la tabrIca pcdlr
garansias al gobicrno del EStado. en
vista de Que Ia autorIdad munlcIpal
:. rehuSc = intervenir en- q aSuuto-
Osiciahueucc - calcUia que los o.
brerOS de fabricsS Que sc cncueutran
sin trabajo acJuaImentc, poT dlTers@S
c;lusas mas dc cStorCs mil.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02

Espcc,ql pdru Ia PEENSI
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Fe5:cro 23--La
Compania de vapores Gulf Mail Ia
!ecidido cstablecer una Inca dc cornu-
nicacion entire este puerto y los de
Mexico. que empeZara operar DEN
tro de uroS cuantos dlas.
Ell anuncio del estableclmlento de
esta Inca, ser;l saladado con cntusias-
mo en- tcdos les puertos meXlcanos de
este Eado del territorio nacional, pucs
;mplica el principle de una era de
DrosperidaG para el comercio y de fe-
,icidades para los habitantes de mn-
chas regiones, hoy practicamente ais
ladas del resto del mundo. por Ia fall
Ia de vias de communication.
81 para algunos Estados occiden-
tales de Mexico la nue+a linea de Va
pores es de suma importancia, para
Ia Baia California cs de verdadera
trasccndencla. pucS poblaciones que
hov cStar aisiadas del TODD, muertas
Tor la falta dc trafico international,
ahora aIcanzaran un movimiento CO.
mercial de relative irtereS Y sentlran
todos los beneficios dc aqueilos pue-
bios cue estan unidos al resto del
mundc. por Was tcrreStre= rlarItl-
mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
UN RANPROYECTO De COMMUNICATION
MARTINA ENTIRE MEXICO Y EE. UNIDOS
POR Los PUERTOS DEL MAR PACIFICO
~ ~ r.

saran por el mismo can'ino hasEa los
.;Stados Unidos.
Narias son las ergbarcaciones QUO
van a ser cmpleadas en- la nueva via
martina, 10 que hace esperar que
con el aumcnto de trafico vuelvan a
una era de actividaJ, todas las po>
blaciones occidentales quo cstaban
aisladas desdc el principio de Ia que
IRA por Id falta de barcos que arrl-
baran = Sus playas.
Las poblacioncs benef;ciadas.
Hablardo con un americana que
tiene propiedades en- la Baja Callfor-
MIA. nos explico Ia importancla que
tiene la nueva linea para el p!strlto
Norte que. no obstante ser el mas m
mediate a IA frontera meXlcana y Por
ende Il que dehcria tener mas Was de
communication. carecc de elias y por 10
tanto Sufre las conSccUcncIas i 81
aiSlamiento.
Nos diio asi aucstro cntrcvlstado ::
La importancia de ID nueva ia Is
muy grande para la region mas rlca
del pistrito Norte. ia partc ina, CO.
MO Ia denominan los agrlcuitoreS, Y
que comprende desde Tijuana i:asta
San Quintin. En- esta region hay
tic,ras riquisimas mucho mas produc-
twas que las eel famoso Vale lmrc-
rial v sin los mconvenienteS del
espantoso china lie MeXicali; estas tie
rras no han sido cultivadas por Ia fal-
ia de comunicaciores V por la falta
de aqua: psro. mi modo de yer, la
falta de comunicaciones mas que a.
ouella otra. pues sin caminos, no hay
proaresc, no hay agriculture, no hay
civilization, NADIA, absolutamente ma
Pero ahora cl eohierno actual del
Distrito Nortc csta desairo!Iando un
(Pqsa u lo Pog. y. Coi 2G-)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
EN- BARCELONA ia LLEGA-
DO A SU MAKING LA
SITUACION
=. E r
Pero la censura es tan rigu-
rosa que nadie ha podido
saber 10 que este acu-
rriendo en- Ia
capital cataIana
s. & e

'c! ScrF 10 Espe-io! 2ara "A PEENS4.
Nj ADRID. Mario LA ciudad
iFl 81 halla baio la Ley Marcial
dcsdc las primrras horas dc Ia ma
llana, como reSultado dc la acti-
Ind dcsordrnada dc las mUltitudcS.
one aSaltaron las panaderiaS. las
carnlccriaS y las tirndaS dc abarro-
tr>
La acritud "ncrcica adoptada For
Fl %nhierDo hizo que - loerara res
tahIecer Fl ordrn POGO dcspues de-
medic dia- Las GALES cstin invadi-
daS por las tropa>. Que cicrccn
una vi@iianrja cNtr"ma.
TodaS las panadcriaS paSaron
podcr deI gobicrno. cI que. con Ia
aynda de las tropaS. hi proccdido
Il la distribution dc pan. En- los dc
mas eStahlccimientOs de- comeSti.
bleS, fucrtes gIardias cStan apost;t.
daS. Y Ia Icnta Sc ha hecho bajo IL
mirada vigilantc de los SnldaoS.
Fl Primer NiniStro. Condo de Ro-
manoneS. public6 una proclaIna di.
rigida al pueblo. en- Ia que dice
que 81 %obicrno So ha visto obliga.
do Il lumar mcdidaS de caractcr
vioicntu, declarando la ley marcial.
cn riSta dc In acfitud dcSorrlcnada
dc las muItitudcS al protcStar cou-
ira los vcndcdorcS dc where's. Pro
metc que Scr;In lfregladaS todaS las
cue>tionfs Socialcs pcndicn,cS. Y ter.
nina pidiendo al pueblo gII;trdc una
actiud prudeptc, pueS solo aSi sc
podra Ilegar Il Un arregIo rapidO =
>atiSfHctoriO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02

que qucGarcT ocnc ulUertoS : Rcrl-
dc. DC aC'"sS parties.
la iase%uri6ai continue en- las
;nmsdiac!cnes Us Yilia &c Santiago.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

iCompre usted Sus libros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial Lozano, l1S
Y. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
Sc TIE NE POR LA
SUERTE DE JOSE
AGUSTIN CASTRO

Tei.slap.. E59eciH! para IA PHaNSA.
NUEVA YORK, Mario 1.--Co-
munican de la frontera que en-
Ciudad Juarez hay alguna ansie-
dad DOT la suertc que haya corrido
Jose Agustin Castro, quien sallo
con tropas a batir los villiStaS.
Dicese que las incomunicaiones con
la ciuda frontcriZa siguen lnte-
rrumpidas y que nada SC sabc del
general carT'ancista-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02

(Pesa u la Pog. u. Coi 2G,)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02

safiante del ex-revolucionario hoy en-
.! poder.
En- que consiste en- esta oca-
sion el vieio jrcgo?-prcguntan1os.
Vera usted. FL sefior Carranza
10, como le dccia, una oportumdad
para ganar unos cuantos aplausos =
al efecto dio Ia pubIicidad Su nota
que cause sensation Y agrado entire
81 eIemento anti-eXtraniero e.. pc
-;Pero que"
NADIA, pues 81 mismo tempo que
Gaba esta nota "energica" Y "nacio-
nalista" Y 'Patriotica al mismo ITEM
20. senor periodista, devoivia a Fran
eia la Comrania de El Boico. confis-
cada. incautada en- el Distrito Sur
de Ia Baia California. y que habla
sido reclamada del modo mas ercrglco
por Francia.
Las dos -nanos.
-:Pero escto es verdad!
-Pucde usted leerlo en- la lista de
las companies exIraajcras devueltas:
el senor Carranza. como siempre, debe
haber enviado a Su MiniStro de Rela-
clones ante el senor Ministro de
Francia. llevando en- una manc Ia ''te-
rrible nola", en- Ia otra, ami
GO. en- la otra 10 COMMUNICATION nn que
devolvia a Francia la Com?ania con-
La sonrisa de Francis.
Esta 1ergiienZa-anade cl irfor-
naute ;-esta actitud tan nunlillante
para los meXican0S, tan deprmcnte
para Ell bucH nombre dc Mexico, debe
haber necho sonreir los senorcs dl-
plomaticos franccseS, como ha hecho
sonreir 4 Doheney, el del 1etrG!co y
como ha proyocado la hilaridad de
todos los uue eStan er el secreto &c
viejo doble juego dc Don Ncnustiano.
Pero no tiene remedio este senior: yo
reo que el sistenla cue ha empieado
10 sostiene en- cl poder y 10 Va u Scgu!r
sosteniendo aun despues dc haber SAIL
do de la presidencia, pues sienlrre uSa
ra de las dos notaS, o dc las dos ma
nos, una que aparenta 'asrstar y ID
otra cue cedc geneG 2samente todo,
absolutamente todo 10 que lie plden.
con tai dc que 10 deien ell cl podcr
ndefinidamente. ......
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Sc ESTUDIARAN EN- ESTE PALS
LOS SUBMARINES ALEMANES

WASHINGTON. Mario io.-Se d.
&c Que seis Ii echo submarines alema-
nes serju trajlo> los EstadoS Uni
dos con cl ohieto de que sean e$tu-
diadoo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02

Que Carranza emplea siemrre ei
lnismo procedimiento para atraer la
atenci6n de sus generates del pueblo
Inexicano sobre aSuntos inter1ac,ona-
les desviar la opinion publica del
obietivo cue siempre llama So aten-
ci6n: Ia mala administration y 81 de-
sea de acahar con el regimen ca
rrancista. esta plensmente demostra-
do con las ultinas nedidaS Que ha
puesto er vieor en- Mexico, una muy
conocida ' cacaraqueada por sus a.
micos, Y Ia otra oculta ante los oJos
del publico.
ESQ nos decia una persona. retlr1en
dose Z la nota que sirvio de reSpuesta
la que prescnto el Representative de
Francia a la Cancilleria mexicana. pi-
diendo que sc diera conocer pro-
fusamente el acuerdo al cue llegaron
en- los arregioS del armlSticio e. Ma
riscal Foch los delerados de Alema-
MIA.
La CaNcil!cria Mcyicana, : detras
de ella. como casi siempre ma ocurrldo
en- Mexico como tai vez no debe-
ria ser. el presidente de Mexico. res
pondieron la Nota del Gobierno fran
ces declarando que Mexico no podla
| impedir Que los subditos alemanes
residences ell territorio meSlcano HI
cieran uso de 81 dinero Ell la forma
| en- Que CuiSieran. .puess que Antiques
tratados Y Ia Constitution mezcana
daban esq Iibertad los alemane: resi-
dcntcs en- Mexico.
El vicjo juego.
Como ids. vieron-anadc nues-
tro infornante--la respuesta de Ca
rraaZa fUG una nregunta y una lndl-
caci0n que no le habia hecho Fran
cia. RI Ministro pedia solamcnte
que Sc diera publicidad al asunto; pc
70 Carranza vio Ia oportunidad de ha-
cersc el bravo con fTanceseS c in
gleses ' de 'aSustar' al pueblo mexi-
cano con una "actitud ,:ril'', como lie
Ilam6 el perioii:c de P4!avicini.
Y bien-anade uuestl ! entrevista-
dU-el scnor CarranZa Il hacer tai
cosa 10 haci& sino el Ini;mo jucgo
que Ic ha dadC tanta popularldad en-
ire un punado de Sus favorecldos y
QUE rerugna al pueblo meNicano, pues
este We un peligro en- esta actitud de-
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New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
Us. 5. CHESTER HAS
 SUBMARINE RECORD
Thomas Smith, Member of Crew,
 Tells Of Sinking U-Boat

First Class Baker Thomas smith is home in this city, having ref urned this week after Is months of active serv- Ice in the war zone, on the l.. $. S. Chester. smith has one more year to serve on lis second enlistment in the regular navy, and will spend a part of it in the Norfolk station after which he will be assigned to ship again, and expects to end his naval career in Chinese waters The L. $,
 $. Chester is still in European waters, but Smith with 20 other members of the crew, were relieved and sent back
 to the states on another ship. While in convoy duty between Plym outh, England and Gibraltar, the local man has seen many sights and shortly be- fore the signing of the arnistice participated in battle with German sub of which he tells an interesting story.
 The l.. $. $. Chester and several other Am nerican ships were doing con- voy duty between the two stations named. and at 1:30 in the morning the submarine was sighted. The weather was clear and the water still which made it possible to sight the sub in time. The crew of the German boat was or the deck, apparently up for air, and the watch sighted the American ship at about the same time that the sub was sighted. The sub fired a torpedo aud by a clever piece rf t1. swung completely away from it's course, and the torpedo missed by about 150 feet. The crew of the Ches- ter was called to the deck and were placed in charge Of the guns, and two torpedoes fired. The first struck the forward part of the boat and the sec ond hit 1t amidship, sinking it. In their hurry to get inside the sub marine. the Germans closed the hatch way, leaving four of the crew on the top of the submarine, and these four were taken prisoners of war by the crew of the Chester. When the prisoners were turned over to the war office in England, the Tank sail ors were given a big reception in recognition of their work.
 ' While in England, the crew of the 1 Chester were treated royalty, recep- ,, tions and dances having been given in their honor. weekly. The local sail
 or with other members of the crew. i were taken through all the historic parts of London and were allowed to view the Queens crown, a crown ex- hibited only to distinguished guests.
 The men were also treated well in Spain, but were net favorably i'm
 pressed with the chief sport of the Spaniards-bull lighting. Through the courtesy of the Y. M. C. A., the
 crew was taken to a bull-fght in | Barcelona. After viewing the remains
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
LADIES! SECRET TO
 DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Brings Back Color, Gloss and Youth fuIness With Graudma's Recipe of
 Sage and SuInhur

Common garden sage brewed into heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added will turn gray, streaj1ed and faded hair beautifully dark and lux uriant Mixing the Sage Tea, and Sul- phur recipe at home though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get the ready-tO-use preparation improved by the addition of other ingredients a large bottle, at little cost, at drug stores, known as "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" thus avoiding a lot of muSs.
 While gray, faded hair is not sinful we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attraCtiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell because it does it so naturally, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have disa ppeared. After another application or two vour hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy. soft and luxuriant and you appear years younger.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
P0SLAM QUICK
 ID CONTROL
 WORST ECZEMA

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 Unless you have actually seen Poslam's work and know how readily it takes hold, stopping the itching at once, you will hardly believe it's ef- fleets possible in so short time.
 Tn Eczema, Poslam's action appears all the more remarkable when the trouble is persistently. stubborn and nothing else seems to bring lasting relief Poslam is harmless always.
 Sold everywhere. For free sample write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 West filth St, New York City.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
Why Druggists Recommend
 Swamp-ROOt

For many years druggists have watched with much interest the re- markable record maintained by pr. Kilmers Swamp Root, the great kid ney, liver and bladder medicine.
 It is a physicians prescription.
 Swamp p-ROot is a strengthening medicine. It helps the kidneys. liver and bladder do the work nature in- tended they should do.
 Swamp Root has stood the test of years. It is sold by all druggists On it's merit and it should help you. No other kidney medicine has so many friends.
 Be sure to get Swamp Root and start treatment at once.
 However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to pr. Kilmer & Co.,, Binghamton, N. Y, for a sample bottle. When writ ing be sure and mention the New Britain Daily Herald.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
FATAL CRASHES KILL
 DOZEN PASSENGERS
Two Train WreCkS Near PhiladeI-
 phia Being Investigated

Philadelphia, Jan. i4.-FeGeraI, state and county authorities today were investigati. g two wrecks on the Philadelphia and Reading railway near Fort Washington, Pa, last night in which 12 persons lost their lives and more than ;I score were injured.
 Eleven passengers, all from nearb5' towns were killed in a rear-end col lision between the Scranton flyer from Philadelphia and a DoylestoWn local. One workman was killed and three hurt when an engine ran into a work train. First reports were that only nine persons had been killed in the passenger wreck, but today 1t was learned that Norman Johnson and Frank Frye, both of North Wales, Pa, had died on the way to the hos pital
 Another victim was today identi- fled as Ella Strong 19 years old, of Am bier, Pa.
 It was reported that the collision of the passenger trains was due indi- rectIy to a block on the road caused by the other accident, which happen ed half an hour earlier; but this was denied by railroad officials. The Doylestown local, which left Philadelphia at 5:30 D. m. was standing about d quarter mile below Fort Washington station when the express crashed into it. The rear car of the local was demolished and all the passengers in it were buried in the wreckage. Seven of them were killed outright and the others died on the way to hospitals.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
\. Nj. VS. GOIDENRODS.

The Goldenrods of Winsted will meet the Y. M. C. A. team tonight in the gym of the New Britain team, and judging from the lineups of both teams, the game should be a fast one from start to finish. Dick Dillon will referee the game, which fact suaran- tees a fast clean game. The game will begin at S:30. Preceding the big game of the evening, the Y. M. C. A. Leaders will play the Terryville town team in the second game of the series. The Leaders have been beaten once and should they lose tonight S
New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
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New Britain herald., 1919-01-14
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