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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-29

As the the freest of all nations, so,
too its people sympahze with all people struggling TOT
liberty and seaovernment; while sympathizng u
due honor that should abstain from enforcing
upon unwilling nations and from taking an IN
erested part without invitation in the quarrels between
different nations between governments and their SUD-
iecs--U. S. Grant
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-29

ito be confused between Arnold Ben
nett and Benedict Arnold, recognize
plain English If he saw it,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-29

Culture is gaining in the south In Alabama
lynching party, composed of the most promi-
nent citizens of the community, of course, shot
their man instead Of hanging him.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-29

all ths state good roads spec,.,,..
and then vote down the ststs ~,
Iof road Improvement? pan
Cedar Rapids Republican. a..
many viii undertake to paw l., uer
In goods. For instance, is abe ae seiy
to repay Belgium by returnines sung ~
machinery and the live stock -. ae
was stolen from that country , asi
carted or to Germany? ana
Burlington Hawk-Eye: Preside.
Wilson Is famous pnrasemo,snt
and. like others. is very proud !:
the fact. He is quite willing 70 >. VI
rifice sense II it only sounds w aSS'
Now many are inquiring what WI H.
meant when he spoke Of "brea.,n nc
the worlds heart" "Ai'is
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-29

1t will be observed from market quotations
that gold is worth its weight in shoe leather.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-29

Jack Dempsey says that he is going to be a
Fighting champion" He wasn't doing much
fighting about this time last year, when the
fighting on the western front was particularly
good.
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
NEWS NOTES FROM
OVER THE NATION
Items Of Interest That The
Reader May Have Passed
UnnOticed Elsewhere.

Died Of lack Of nourShment." his
physician wrote on the death certi.
ficate OF A. Jacobs Of St. Louis. A
bank book found in the pocket of
the aged rAcluse showed a S400
balance.
Fires started by cigar and cigar
cite stubs and lighted pipes in Kan
gas last year cost citizens Of that
state S5l, ,794, according to a report
Of the state fire marshal The dam
aee was caused by "a fires where
the origin was e tahlished.
Eighty-six thousand German he'll
NETS taken by Allied and American
troops during the war have been
brought to tie United States to aid
in the next Liberty Loan campaign,
Every purchaser Of a $4,000 Lib.
erty Bond will receive one of these
helmets.
Eat a little sand once in while
ia filing" is the advice given by
DR.. William Windsor Of Pittsbure
Pa. To prove it, the doctor said he
vent without food for 30 days.
Then he gave a feast and finished
up with a little sand. He main.
tains that the system needs a little
sand now and then.
We have teen married 80 years
and in that time he has been drunk
27 years and only partly sober the
other three years vas the aCcusa-
tion made at Allentown, Pa police
court by Mrs. John Stahler, against
Der husband She also said that
her husband had given her but SIS
in the 30 years Of their married life
Government officials have plan,
ned o vigorous campaign against
5winders who are seeking To- de-.
fraud relatives Of soldiers through
false kilograms and letters The
u3ual practice has been 10 send a
telegram iened by q soldiers
name, saying he Is free 10 come
home on urlough l' his relatives
wire money for the trip
James A Bailey, Of Kansas City,
Mo a university graduate and a
ship painter by choice must marry
within lbe next 30 days accordIno
to the terms Of the will Of his aunt
or her beauest of 500 900 10 bim will
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
COURTS

Circuit Court, Northern Dis
Irct-First Monday in January
and Second Monday in July
Southern District-5econd Mon
day in February and August.
County Court--Third Monday
10 January, April, July and o.
.ober Northern District.-4th
Monday in January, April, July
and October.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
5rjct-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December,
southern District Second Mon
day in March, June, September
and December,
Chaneery Court Southern Dis
5rct-First Monday in May ano
November. Northern District
Second Monday in March anc
September.
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07

be cut in half The aunt was Miss
Jennie Baney, of Kansas City, who
died recently Bailey says he will
be married before the tine is uD.
In a quarrel said to have arisen
because his wife desired to attend
services at a church mission, Mon
roe GilkeSOD, an aenOstic, Of YOunes-
town, 0 killed the woman and then
took his own life. GiIkeson fired one
load OF a shotgun into his wife's
chest By means of a strap attach
I'd to the trigger. he then sent the
charge from the other barre! into
his own breast.
Less than ten per cent Of The
women in the United States whO
held positions during the war will
lose them, according to DR.. George
Kirchwey, director Of The United
States Employment service in New
York state. He said the Govern
ment has planned to make room
for the returning soldiers but is also
desirous to retain as many other
workers as possible,
Nearly all the conscientious OBJ
jectors recently released by the
army at Fort Leavenworth, Kan,
have returned the money paid
them on discharge, holding, that the
scruples which prevented them
from fighting also forbade the aC-
ceptance Of pay 'or nOn-combatsnt
service, which relieved them from
lighting at The front It IS said
that several thousand dollars has
been returned 10 the government
by these 0biectors
Many officers in the German army
have sent applications for commits
sions in the American army 70
headquarters in Coblenz, Germany.
These officers asserted that they
we're professional soldiers and hat
the war had taught them to admire
the American army The reply to
an these applications we're the
same. The Germans we're informed
that the United States army will
NOT receive 'ni"mrnts from Ger
mans during the period that this
country Is at var
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
LIVER DIDN'T ACT ;
DIGESTION WAS BAD
ave q ys.s o1 Ka.ueky LAdy Whs e Hsw 81. Was Rasvsa
liter Few Dose. Of Baes-Dausht.

HAsdorEvilIA Kyy-Ars. Cynthia
Higginbothsm, of this town, saws: AT
my age. which Is 65, the liver does
not act so we'll as when young. A few
years ago, my stomach vas all out OF
Elk 7 vas Coustipated, my liver
didn't act. My digestion was bad, and
It took 50 little 70 upset ma. My aD-
petite was gons. vas very weak.
decided would give Black
Draught a thorough trial as knew u
vas highly gscomn~ndsd TOR this
trouble. I began taxing Il. felt
better after a few dosss. My appetite
improved and I became stronger. Ny
5oweTs acted naturally and the least
'--'-N'. VAS ANN r'-~A,S '-''-. A--
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
Did She Commit Murder?

Not EuIlty' was the verdict
spoken by 9rave judges in the as
sizes court Of the department Of the
Seine and Marnp France as Marie
Lescont q dressmaker % years old
tneIt and prayed
Nile Lesc0nt had severed q vein
u her cbud's foot and let the baby
bleed 10 death because taken pris-
oner she had uOwlIinely become
the mother Of a German child,
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
Directory
CHURCHES


CHRISTIAN-5ervicss every
7unday morning. No regular
pastor
MISUNDERSTANDING as
follows: Second Sunday in the
month, morning and night, the
third Sunday night, the fourth
Sunday night. Rev. J. M.
Thrasher, Pastor.
SUNDAY SCHOOL-At the
Methodist church every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. Every
body invited to attend o. C..
Shaver, Superintendent
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
doses OF Black -Drsught-~

ANSSN Va AAnth'DA auSAL-
Seventy years OF successful uss has
made Thedford's Black Draught ,
standard, hs2Sehold ramsdy, Every
member, OF every family, At ttmsA-
need the Eelp that Black Draught can
give in cleansing the system and -.
uevins the troubles that come from
constipation, Indigestion, laEy liver,
ate, You cannot kssp wall ualaas ysus
stomach, liver and bowels ara IN good
working order. Kssp tham that wsH-
Try Black-Draugnt. 70 Acts prsmptiy,
gently and In a natural way. II ron
feel sluggish, take doss tsnighs
You will feel fresh tomorrow, PT.-
&c. a Dackags-onA ant 3 1ans
Al druGGissa L -
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07

Absolute 1crnrncy
making 1n income w.
son who is working ~
ana out exactly 10" a,I
during The whole .,,.. WI.
bank Interest bond I'h
rents received and VI.
mugt be reported MI
guesses are not acc'g.,
unjust oIIEo 20 i1o ,,,,,l
Government and d'I'. i'n
mlnIgtratlon Of The low
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
CEEICIEL

Congressional
Member of Congress End District
", A. OLDFIELD.
Judicial
Judge of the 18th Judicial Cir
cult, j. 3. Baker.
Pros, Atty, G. Ashley.
Judge of the Chancery Court,
Lyman F, Reeder.
Senatorial.
Member State Senate, SeconG
Oistrict-H. L. Ponder.
County.
Representative, Ben N, Yates.
Sheriff, Ernest Halliburton.
Clark, Neil sullivan.
County Judge, J, N. Simpson.
Treasurer, j, R. Metcalf.
Assessor, r. g, Davidson.
Surveyor, NJ. e. Butler.
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
LODGES

F. & A. NJ, Evening 5ha,
Lodge No, l43 nAsts Friday
night before the third saturday
and Saturday Hight before tn
frat Sunday IN each month.
" N, Metoalt, W, NJ.
E, A. Moser, Sec.
R. A. M.-Rural Chapter M.
msstH tho third Saturday nisG
in each month,
s. p. Turner, Il. P,
J z. Mssoalt, SEC.
w. o, W-EveninR Shade
camp No, 357 meets .he second
and fourth saturday aights iE
each month,
e, L, Diokersoa. G, c.
o G, shaver, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
EVERYBODY 1
NOW FIGD}
INCQN|I /
IN Order TO Be HeIoAi /.
Internal ReveOnp b.
Has Every Avail,
Officer in Fet.
SEVERE PENALTrr, }.
DELAY BEYOND Nd

SEVERE PENALTTES
DELAY BEYOND
With the due date 70, n.
only a few weeks away. A
OF this tar-reaching tr i,
comes has started off n,
Everybody Is figuring lpn,l
Payments and sworn ~
income must reach Ipt,,.
offices on or before Msrrs r
are severe penalties tm /,
Residents of ARKANSAS
make their returns and 1m
to Jack Walker, Collectr
Revenue, Little Rock, Az u
Of his deputy collector, u
doing free advisory work "
Tax.
Paw your Income Tn
Is" Is the slogan Of tbsF
enue Bureau. which b0
available officer into III, "
the public TO understand
ments and to prepare thsr
Who Must Make A.
IT. IS estimated that ngr
n single and married M
section Of the Unted Snss
never before made annu
required TO do go this ysa
Income TAX returns
between now and March NIL
who come under the f0IItH
cations.
ANY Unmarried person
net income was $1,000 Oh
ows and wtd0warg, divoru
rled persons who are lY.a
heir husbands or wives
purposes Of the income I'd
unmarried. M
Any married person lr-
or husband whose 1918 w
$1,000 or over The lia
husband and wife must
together with he earri,
children. Il any
Revenue Bureau OH
Each person 70 the rsI
who Is in either Of these
must ger busy ar once 4
10 be avoided. Ha sha.'
blank Form 1910 A trl
income I'D 10 5000, al.
his net income Exceeded
Forms are being distriSG
tors and their Deputies,
BY following The .nstrI1 M
forms a correct return III 4
ar home If ia person IL II
aid, the Deputy Collec'l
Will furnish rhis without
The new Revenue ldT'
come Tax duty On cita
dents. The Internal MTs
Is sending It's men 70 TSst
rhe public 70 gar the % \
turns In. With acrN i
every TAX due March D
and every return reqriH
be IN the Revenue ofica [
Exemptions AIN
A single person Is
sonal exemption ot sl@
porting 10 his household
are dependent upon lIa 1
the status Of The head o. n
has the same azempdoi
A married person N'
wife OF husband Is allow
exemption Of $1,000, .
family Is entitled 70 ~
personal exemption, (
An additional kemp
allowed for each re'a
cen or incapable Of M
was dependent upon ~
chief support rom ine
A husband and we '
are entitled 10 but on I
ampaon OF $1,000 tll
rate returns .he 's'a
claimed by either or
Accuracy aH
Absolute lccrrncr w.,
making no income y. f.
sor wi who Is working N I
and out exactly low a. (
during 5pr .be whole l@
boBI, interest, bond laIs (.
rents ap received and [. N
muaf be reported 1i
guesses are not acc'I..,
Unjust alIRe 20 t1' ps''
Government and d'i'a i'n NV
miplgtratlon 0t tbe low IN
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a++~+t+t+"'
.-..r FAY NX
rRUL'A .
rhe nayncntol |
rol,oa on D new [
which .bouId be
a every a0.8'o. ..,g
= tenn of .nIs '0lnu. '0lnl,.
: n,nr af rbs r'op..,.
ME- and of th'
: citizen is aoI' !, !
; amount at.'as ., N
9rrord.ng to th' y. !
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
ESTA EN- PELIGR0 LA
{. ROJA AMERICANA
EN- La CAP. ALEMANA
Los oficiales americanos Sc
han atriRcherado en- eI
Hotel Aldon

De- S>rricio EsDestGI dc "a PEENSA."
BERLIN, mario Los oficialcs
americanos que Sc hallan en- Berlin Sc
han atrincherado on 81 Hotel AdIon
Y han eStabecido en- el varias ametra-
lladoras, que estan listas para uu ca
so ofrecido. Mientras tanto. Ia !ucha
Sc prosiCue en- las GALES de Berlin.
Los espartacistas abandonaron las
barricadaS Y Sc han fortificado Ell un
espacio cue abarca varias manzanas
de casas, incluyendo divcrsos edificios
publicos. habicndose apoderado de la
oficina principal de telegrafos.
FL fuego que sc cruza entire las fuer
Zas del Gobierno Y los espartacistas
esta poniendo en- peligro la Mission
de Ia Cruz Roja Americana. en- vista
de csc. cl Coronel Taylor les ha dado
orden a las senoras que la integran.
para que Sc rcfugicn en- cl Hotel Pa
lacio.
Las tropas del gobierno cstan tra-
tando dc obligar los rcbeldcs a que
Sc rindan, Y para clio tratan de ais
larloS
Sc express cl tenor de cue. me-
nos que los bo!shevikiS obtengan Ia
victoria, el gobierno este resuelto lie
var Ia lucha hasta el fin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
ES MUCHO MAS SOLIDA
LA POSICION DEL j..
COB. DE ROMANONES
Barcelona estd trangulla y
ha reanudado ell trabajo

Del Scr" 10 Espc=:dl DYE IA PEENS4.
MADRID, marie 1.-El Primer Nil
nistro Romanones hiZo hoy unas decla-
raciones despues de que hubo termina-
do IL Junta del Gabinete. y dijo en-
elias que Ia situacion general ha me-
dorado muchisimo de aver a hoy Y que
los csfuerZos hechos por el gobierno
con ci objeto de impedir que estallara
la huelga general que amenazaba al
pals parecia que darlan los reSultadoS
apetecidos V serian coronados por el
mas complete eXito.
Hasta en- los circulos politicos mis-
mos Sc confiesa que la posicion de Ro-
manones Sc ha hecho mucho mas sGlida
Gltimamente. V los periodicos libcraies
declaran que IA crisis ministerial fuc
completamente injustificada.
La determination del Rev de rati li-
earle su confianZa a Romanones para
que siguiera al frente del gobierno Y
reorganiZara el Gabinete, ha siGo en-
comiada grandemente por todo el PIT
b!lco, con Ia unlca eXcepclon del CRU
20 catalan, que es el que Sc muestra
mas inquieto, Y le hace cargos a Ro-
manones references a que la crisis Ill
TINA no fue otra coSa que una manic
bra habil del gobierno para suspender
las sesiones de! Parlamento Y ohIl-
gar por csc medic que Sc posponga
l., i /
luna una veZ mas.
Por mas que Barcelona csta compile
tamente tranqIila y que el trabajo Sc
ha reanudado, practicamente. en- las
diferentes Industrias, Sc predicen Sc
rios V proXimos acontecimientos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
Una RECIPROCIDAD
JUDICIAL ENTIRE
MEXICO YE. j.
EXISTE DE HECHO, RESUEL-
We LA SUPREMA COR
TIE DE JUSTLCIA
y rn-C Ia pPENCs

Jei.1rGmc EsDeciol paro La PIENSA.
e. DE MENICO, Mario La Su-
prema Corte de .Justicia ha decarado
a Sc halla establecida en- efecto. una
reciprocidad judicial entire los Esta-
dos Unidos Y Mexico. habienGo he
cho tai declaration al resolveI, re-
cientementc, en- un case llcvado a su
conocimiento relacionado con unas
propiedades establcidas en- Mexico.
cuyos litigantes radican en- los Esta-
dos Cnidos.
FL case concrete que di6 motive
a la declaration de la rcciprocidad ju-
Iicial entire les Estados UnldoS '
Mexico tuvo 81 origen en- cl COnda-
do de Santa Cruz. del Estado de
Arizona.
FL fallo De aqUeiia Cortc no salts
fizo una dc las parties itigaatca Y
entorcns Sc trajo cl aSunto - Ia
Cortc Suprema Dc Mexico. Esta re-
solvi6 que. cuando TN case dc lit!gio
sobrc propicGades cstablccidas en-
Mexico sea trata4o por una Corte
americana que tenga j@risdicci6r So
brc los litigant2s, la decision &c eSa
Corte sea reconocida como legal en-
este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
REANUDANLA
PERFORACION
De SUSPOZOS
VARIAS GAS.
L& I@ ~
Sc lnterpreta ESQ como que
les han ofrecido amplias
garantlaS
T.ls0rcs,a Especial para Ia PRENSA

T-lsgrcs.G Especial para Ia PRENSA
NUEVA YORK, Mario Tina
information especial traSmitlda del
puerto de Tampico. refiere que va
rias companias petroleraS america
mas ing!esas. que poseen grandes
propiedadeS en- la Zona petroiifera
de Veracruz. han reanudado sus ira
laioS de perforarion dc pozos. que
!,a5ian Sido suSpendidcs por orden
.iel @Chierno, en- vista dc que las CT
tadaS companies Sc rchusaron 4 re-
conoccr las dispOsicioncs rclatlvaS 4
los dcrcchoS que cl gohicrno reclama-
IA sobrc la nropiedad del Subsuelo.
E,sta noticia So conSidcra de gran
importancia en- los cirCulos petrolc-
roS. dondc Sc esta tratando de obte-
ncr una information detallada pa
"a coEocer en- que condiciones sc re-
anuGaroa los trabaJos de perfora-
ci6n de nuevoS poZos, dado que esos
trabajos fueron Suspendidos hace va
rios meses por orden eXpresa del go
bierno, para obligar las companies
que sc SoHletieran suS DISPOSE
clones.
Las compaMiaS perjudicadas de es-
ia manera pidieron amparo Y el a
sunro fua lleyado hasta Ia Surrema
Corte de Justicia. por haberse rehuSa-
do el Juez de DiStrito &c Tampico '
ell de TuXpam. dar cntrada las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
R. MET To IRA
Al CANADA
4 pE[)IR
[)INER()
Hablara tambien con los
propietarios de la Cia.
de Tranvias de la
Cd. de Mexico
e $ 3
'cicyrome Especial para Ia PRENS4.

ciSyrGmG Especial para Ia PEENSi.
NUEyA YORK, Mario 7.-Sa-
bese que Rafael Nieto ira al Cana
da dentro DE- breves dias, ain
cuardo el objeto de .su viaje no Sc
ha dado 4 conccer oficialmente. SC
dice en- los circulos de negocios
On los carrancistas. cue Nieto va
conferenc!ar con los representan-
ties del Banco Montreal V tambien
con los accionistas principales de
la eTPresa de Tranvias de la Gu
dad de Mexico, para tratar CON
eltos ic relative H. devoFucion de
Ia Propicdad Cue ell gobierno ca
rrancista ha w:nido cxplotando du-
rante los ultimos cuatro amos.
Segun sc dice en- los circulos de-
ncgocins dc esta ciudad, Ia compa-
MA canadiense Sc sehuso a rseibir
la d=volucion de sus propiedades,
conforre a las rcstricciones de-
mandadas por el gobierno carrar-
c's.a. csPeoialmcntc las rcIstivas
los pasajes y sueldos condicio-
rcs d, trabajo dc 10, c-lrleados.
Die"s" quo ei eobicrno pretendc
cortinuar con ct control dc los pa
safes que demanda d Ia compa-
MIA que sean acePtadas por csta
sus disPosiciones rclativas al traba-
jo.
La comPania sostienc que no
puedc aceP!=r dEmandas nj irlposi-
cicnes de ninguna naturaIcza.
Pursto que cumple con todas las
clausulas del contrato celcbrado
al ohten@r Ia conc esion, y que ei
contrato, asi como IA ley de ferro-
carries. Dc acucrdo con la cuai ini-
cio srs operacione5 en- Mexico, con-
ccden comp. ia libcrtad en- maseria
de trabaio.
Pero no son es:as las unicas di-
tloI!:ades cue Nieto tratara de
',rregisr en- Montreal, Canada; sino
las dcmandas dc la compania para
Il pago de les danos y perjuicios
recibidos en- sus lineas durante el
tempo que cstas han cstado con-
fiscada', y CT pago dc las ganancias
obtenifas por 81 eobierno durante
ci seriodo que ha explctado ell SER
vleio de :renes que la cmprcsa
tUa en- una cantidad considerable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
EL Lie. DE- La GARzA
JR. CONFERENCIA
CON BERLANCA
Sc DICE QUE AYUDARA AL
NITRO. DE GORERNACiON
EN- SU CAMPANA
TeICJrG'~G Especial pnTG Ia pRENSa.
CIJDAD Dt, 'NENICO. Mario.

TsICgrG'~G Especial pcrG Ia pRENSi.
CIUDAD DE 'NEXICO. Mario Z.
Dos confcreacias ha cclebrado con
cl Sccretario de Conformation. icen
ciado Aguirrc Berlanga. el licenciado
Em"terio dc Ia Cara. hiio. Uuien
vino csta capital hace POGO menos
de un mes. con motivo del falieci-
miento de su paure ei licenciado E.
meterio de la Cara.
En- los circuIos politicos Sc dice
que ci !icenciado de la Cara hiio.
regresara proXimamcnte Nueva
York. dondc ha residido dlrante los
ultimos SelS amos. V que ALI tra0aja-
IA durante algunos mases en- favor
de! gobierno carranciSta, para vol
Yer a MEXICO al aproXimarsc L. ero-
ca de Ia camnana presidential.
Dlcesc. iguaimcntc. auc las confe-
rencias fueron Proyocadas por Agui-
rre Berlanga. psr recommendation dc
Carranza, = cue CT IL primera dc
elias. cfcctuada e. !unes de Ia pre-
sertc. Semana. Sc conSUito al licen-
ciado de la Cara sobre la opinsn
prevalaciente entire los po.iticos me-
xicanos radicados en- Nueva York,
especiaImente de aquellos que toma-
ron participation prominente en- Ell
regimen maderista.
Por ultimo, Sc dice en- los nislnos
circulos que Aguirrl Ber,anga obra
por su propia cuenta y que ha que
rido atraerse al iicenciado de la
CARA Jr.. con el objeto de Que lie
ayude en- la camrana politica cue SO
propone desarrollar proximamente,
plcnanente apoyado per Csrranza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08

Republic;l caSi en- ruinaS. Sino en TN
hecho Que deberia enrojecer de vcr-
Ciienza 81 roStro de los meNicanoS. Y
del cual existen pocos antecedenteS en-
la historic de nueStro pals. Nos re
ferimoS ii hecho dc que el actual
Presideute Va a terminar su periodic
de gobierno sin haber tenido intc-
grado lin solo dia su gablnetc.
"Hace mUcho tempo
cue el Executive de la Union, por res
Deto = Ia ley CONSTITUTIONAL cue exile
cl funcionamiento normal d" varIaS
secretaries. por reSpeto q la OPT
Mon publica Que We con prOtundo de
sagrado ia falta de un gabinete Sc
| RIO. deberia haberSe dediCado q intc-
rrar este con los mejoreS elemcntoS
del pals. coEstituyendo asi un GO
| bierno de coalicion. cuando menos
| llevando al poder 4 hombrcS mas res
peJables."
Rec0luciGu Quc tienc m, gO6jcr@o
p0triGrcGi y Pc7'S0"ajlStG
'Pero por eXtrana Y amarga !ronla
| de II a.-prOSlgue-ha Sucedl-
do todo 10 contrario, Y csta rcvolucion
que Sc preciaba de dar -uerZas nj cl-
yismo. de dar alas 4 Ia ibertad
politica. Y de conseguir un gobicrno
democratico, eSta reyoluclun ha pro
hijado el gobicruo mas patriarch! y
perSonaliSta Que pudicramoS lmagl-
mar: V de alli que el Executive pre-
fiere gobernar q solo. sin colabora-
dores. sino con siervos sumisoS que
carecen de perscnalidad, Y solo con
esta condicion pUeden seguir en- el
poder. para "callar Y obedecer" CO.
mo Ell tiempos del absolutiSmo es-
| panol."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-08
Sc reciben noticias en-
Londres de que el
jefe bolsheviki va
a tODnar eSa
resOlucion

De- Sc-r'~ia cSper It 6- Ia PEENSA"
L0NDRES, mario Los intor-
mes recibidos de Moscou. via HelSin-
fors. dicen Que Lenine les propondrsI
en- breve Ia paz a los aliadoS, con la
condicion de que no Sc nezclen en- los
asuntos de Russia, de caracter interior.
La noticia ha Sido recibida com IN
teres en- esra capital opinan en- los
circulos Semioficiaies, que, de ser cier-
Ia ayudara Ia proposition de Lenine
q aclarar el problema ruSo cue ahora
Sc presenta tan complejo Y oscuro.