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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-18

German Armistice Commission
Head Says Germany Wants
Only Wilson's Terms.

Copenhagen. March 17.-If the al
lies loaded the peace treaty with con-
ditions going beyond President WI
sons fourteen points. the German ma
tional assembly would have to refuse
its assent to the treaty. Matthias Era
berger. head Of the German armistice
commission declared In an address at
q Berlin meeting favoring the fcrma-
tion Of p real league OF nations.' ac-
cording to q dispatch from the capt.
tai today. Tho minister then would
be left to q referendum Of the Ger
man nation. he said.
Herr Ersberger disclatmed any OBJ
jection upon Germany to give COM
pensation for acts she committed aft
er her first peace offer In December.
1915,
Tho speaker declared the only
means OF calling halt ON Bolshevism
was the abandonment Of the mailed
fist policy Of the allies
L The German people. said Herr Err
berger. haA almost unlimited conf
dence in Rresident Wilson. and ha
hoped the league Of Nations cove
nant az promulgated February II
would not be finally adopted, as, he
declared. 1t was q compromise Of the
ideals OF President Wilson with tho
imperalistic aspirations OF some Of the
allies. The American president, Herr
Erzberger insisted. was under obli-
cations to insist that Germany be
made member Of the League Of Ma
tions.
An Uitina4uus.
Herr Er5berger asserted Germany
was prepared to assist the vote Of Al
sace-Lorraine to its future. but he re-
ferred to the aspiration OF France re-
specting the Rhineland and to Poland's
claims TO Danzig ~ "crimes," adding
what IL German win remain Ger
man." |
As far ~ the demands for compen-
sation were concerned. Herr Erzber-
ger declared Germany would reject |
mitted before December, 1918. when |
any demand that applied TO acts COM
Germany made her first peace offer. !
There was no moral ebligation upon |
Germany regarding compensation /
aside from the case of Belgium, the |
speaker argued. In that cass. Ger
many would act honestly. he said.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-18

London, March 17.-Ukrainians are
also in the suburbs Of Lemberg anc
along the whole Phixemysl-L
line. traffic there being completely
stopped.
| Ukrainian tfops have entered Priz-
| emysl. according to wireless dis
patch. Poles are still in the north
western part Of the town.
Fort Worth. Texas, March H.
Lieutenant Clark Wright, of the 345th
Field Artillery. is awake after a four
weeks sleep. Physicians who failed
to arouse him agree that either the
attack OF influenza - too close study
IN the army caused the long sleep.
Wright declares he knew everything
that was going on around him.
Atlantis, March 17.-After agreeing
that al railway clerks in Atlanta
might return to work today except
those employed by the Nashville,
Chattanooga y~k st. Louis railway.
Conferehces between representatives
Of the railroad administration and the
Railway Clerks Brotherhood ended
late today. when J. J. For
roster. head Of the clerks organiza-
ton. left for Washington to continue
conferences there with administration
officials.
Charleston. w. Va. March 1.-THE
house Of delegates today adopted
resolution opposing the League OF Ma
tions and the entry Of the United
States s.into any such alliance"
Canton, Ohio, March 17.-Jack Brit
ton OF New York. tonight knocked out
Ted Lewis, welterweisht champion OF
the world, In the ninth round OF a
scheduled twelve-round bout.
berlin. March 17.-Fifty-five per-
son. have been killed and 10 wound
.d IN riots at Halle. 2s5 arrested for
pillarinx. Value OF property stolen
h estimated at 100000 marks.
washington, March 17.-Belgium was
given another credit OF $2.51O.oo0 to-
day by the treasury.
Rarcelona. March 17.-Union typo
vranhers have joined tie strike OF 9TH
) trade unionists Ia Barcelona Tie
old not arpear todaS
New York. March 1T-Kenyon Cox,
noted artist. died today at his home
here aged So years. He was born in
Ohio In 1856.
washington. March 1.-THE Ap1eri- |
an auxiliary vessel city OF Guif!sort |
- destroyed at Buenos Aires Friday |
he state department was advised.
Il
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-18
Flood. n kan.as. /.

Kansas City, NO.. March 17.-Un-
precedented rains have sent all rivers
In a wide section Of northern and GEN.
trail Kansas surging over their banks
and out upon a rich farm c~unfrv.
Property damage. 1t IL believed. will
run into large figures. The dsnage
has been especially heavy IN towns
where the flood waters swept into the
busines districts and Inundated mer.
camille establishments and factories.
Much live stock is said to have been
drowned N the rural localities.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-18
TYPLANS TO u
FDVANCELAbOR
BUREAUATONCE
Sanders Resolution Adopted by
Commissioners at Meeting
Held Yesterday. -
MEETING ON
LABOR FUTURE
Affiliated Civic Bodies to Meet
and Arrange Program to
Insure Placements. .NS

The city Of Pensacola win finance
and operate a free municipal employ
ment and publicity bureau Ia lieu OF
the federal district ONCE. whicch goes
out OF existence next Friday. unless
the movement to provide $4,000 In
funds for its maintenance until Juno
is carried by civic labor and patriotic
organizations. A state law gives the
authority for such an ONCE.
Believing that the failure Of congress
to pass the employment appropriations
bill. which is responsible for the cut
here and throughout the country ex-
ccept In the central state o61ces, 10
deplorable. city commissioners yester-
day took up the fight to place the un-
employed. A resolution to this effect
was proposed by Mayor Sanders ana
unanimously adopted.
Establish 6uroau.
An ordinance will be drafted to ems
power the city OF Pensacola to estab-
ltsh such q bureau. as provided for by
section 4. chapter 1920 Of 1915. Laws
of Florida. This gives the authority,
for the establishment and Waan>o
ance OF q free public emplQN
publicity bureau to be
the most improved pI9S
vide Tor the expenq
the general revenu1
thrcc memberq
afternoon Of
rloyment SER
mcrce, muni
Rod Cross 4
when metho
until the ex
called. will
Is scheduled
- - .ssss .~ss -
Cnsanitat3
by tsos en-
sewer win
irg out .
(sai rett. a
structed e
fication for
permanent reII
temporary avT6
Of tl
Opening Of bi
forms of city a
ferr ed Until Marc
The ordinance pro
and various forms q
tn;nment at Bay yiev
on second reading.
s.. s.. Arnold. Of Bostd
artist. made application foi
tifying of Marston park. In
the movement to make IL . d
for Pensacola boys who lost tho
in the world war.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-18
HINES APPEALSTO
RAILROAD CLERKS
TO STAY AT WORK

Roanoke, Va. March 17-Director
General Hines has issued an appeal
to employees Of al southeastern rail-
roads. and especially to members Of
the Brotherhood Of Railway Clerks,
asking them to turn q deaf ear to all
efforts that are being made or might
be made to bring about . general rau-
way strike.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-18
IRISH STRONGIN
DEMANDS THAT
IRELAND BE FREE

New York. March 17.-England.
dawn your concessions. me want for
country, was the legend on one OF the
largest banners displayed by $4,000
wearers of "the green, who marched
in st. Patricks Day. parade. Others
were lettered I'VE stand for free and
independent Ireland" "A true Ameri-
can IL q true Sinn Feiner." Our coun-
try for ourselves" release Of jeremiah
OLeary, anti British editor on trial
here. charged with violating the es-
pfonage law" was demaAded by other
banners.
Denver. Colo, March 17E.-The sem
ate resolution asking the peace confer
ence to grant Ireland the right OF self
determination was adopted by the
house with an amendment requesting a
copy "be forwarded to the president
of the Irish republic at the national
capital OF Ireland. II same can bS To-
Gated"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-18
Several Die, at Jackson.

Jackson. Mis-. March IA storm
which struck plantations around Isola.
near Relzoni. killed two white per-
sons and several negroes. and did
great property damage. according 60
telephone messages received here this
morning.
The plantation of C. p. Eddleman.
Near Isola. was struck and the wife
and child of his manager. Mr. Heron
killed. the messages said. Many ne
gro tenant houses were blown down.
and 1t was thought the death toll
would be considerable. Wires arc
down through much Of the stricken
section. Moorehead. a railroad juno
tion above Isola. is reported badly
damaged.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-18
Storm Hits Tennessee.

Nashville. Tenn. March 1.-THE
central ana western half Of Tennessee
was visited by heavy wind and rain
storms Sunday. Precipitation at
Nashville was 4.45 inches Light rain
fell at Chattanooga. Telegraph and
telephone wires are badly crippled boz
tween Nashville. Decatur. Ala. Colum-
bia, Fayetteville and Winchester.
Tenn.
Through train service between
Nashville and Memphis on both the
Nashville. Chattanooga and St. Louis
and the Louisville and Nashville roads
was impossible today on account Of the
damage to the tracks by the high
water.
Officials Of the n. c. & st. L. are
confident that the line between the
Nashville and Hollow Rock Junction
will be restored during the day. Trains
were not operating between Paducah
and Memphis on account Of the high
water.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-18
Nine Are Killed.

vicksburg. Miss. March IT,
Searchers early today continued their
efforts to locate bodies Of victims Of
the tornado which yesterday swept
over q course southwest to northeast
from point two miles south Of Grace,
fifty-five miles north Of vicksbure,
northeast to Pantherburn. distance
OF eight miles. The bodies Of J. w.
Johnston. wealthy Pantherburn PLAN
ter and eight negroes already have
been found. The seriously injured In
clude e. p. Green. manager Of . PLAN
tation near Grace.
Four Of the negroes were killed at
the Johnston residence and four In
the laborers' quarters Of the plantA-
tion. The greater part Of the loss,
which was estimated early today
would exceed $1.ooo.000. was caused
by destruction OF valuable standing
sypress and gum timber Telegraphic
communication was being restored to
points south Of here this morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-18
TORNADO SWEEP
THROUGH DIXIE
LEAVES RUINS
Great Storm Starting Near Kan
sas City Does Damage in
Mississippi.
NORTH MISSISSIPPI
SUFFERS LOSSES
Nashville and Jackson, Miss,
Visited by Wind Which
Brings Many Deaths.

Vtcksburg, Miss, March 17-Seyen-
teen are dead and between $50 to zoo
persons injured is the toll taken by q
storm which yesterday swept parts
OF northern mississippi, according to
reports reaching here tonight Proper
ty damage Is believed to have amount
ed to 100000
Those killed in the tornado were p
Green. planter OF Grace. j. w. johnson.
painter. PantherbuIr. hrs. Hcrrop and
cntio. Isola; two unidentified white
men. Eoorehead. c.cven negroes :.t
Pantherburn.
memphis. Tenn. March 17.-Traffic
over railroads entering Memphis from
me east virtually was at q standsttIl
today owing to wash outs along the
routes Of the several roads operating
east Sof the Mississippi river. due to
yesterdays record-brealkin9 rainfau.
while westbound traffic was moving
under almost normal schedules. To
the south. Illinois Central trains were
being detoured over the tracks Of the
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley owing
to damage to a bridge to Nonconnah
creek, just south Of this city.
Summerlike weather today followed
yesterdays high winds and unprece.
dented rainfall here and It is expected
Oy late this afternoon damage to the
railroad heds viii have been repaired
sufficiently to permit resumption Of
traffic. Large forces Of linemen also
were sent out from here to repair
damage to wire systems as q result Of
which communication with = number
OF points still was interrupted early
today Only minor property damage
was reported in Memphis and suburbs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-18

THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL
Prints more want adds than any other
paper Of like circulation in the world
journal Want Adds Bring Results.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-18

FOR FLoRlDA-Fair and warms
Tuesday except probably shower
north portion. Fresh and strong soutl
winds.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-20
Important. centric literarIo.

Aiuy grata impression hi cauSado a.
cui Ia rcticia de que en- Monterrey.
capital del Estado de Nuevo Leon. Sc
hautiz6 con eI nombra de Manuel Jo~
Sc Othon" a IN centric l~iterario fun
dado ror los principales elementos in
telectuales dc aCuella culta capital.
En- csc centric de cuitlra Sc organl-
Zaran justas ~literaria> Y Sc haran
toda classes de trabaioS encamlnados
a estimular el esniritu arIistico' que
siempre Sc ha manifestaCo en- Monte
rev. no obs.ante de ser n ciudad
eminentemente industrial y de CO.
merciO.
Ia forma eli Cue sc rindc homemade
4 nuestro poeta Manuel jose Othon,
no es de e~XtranarSe, pCeS Sc r]ecOrdar&
nue tn aQuella ciudad siempre Sc esti-
no er TODD 81 waller a Cthon. cOnside-
randoscie IL uno de los mas gran
de< poctas del mundo Hispano-.Ame-
ricano. Y para quien Monterrey tu-
vo homemade carlNosO Y Respects sim
ceros, di@nos del mejor encomlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-20
OUiEREN Sc LES De
DESCANSO DOMINICAL
Los dependencies de concrete
de San Luis PotoS1

SAN LUIS. POTOSI. Febrero IS
Tn gran nimero de dependencies, cS-
pecialmentc de Ia conocida casa La
Exposition. ' 4 Qu!encs secundan al
gunos pat.ones, dirigio I'M ateEto o.
curse al g~obernador del Estado. pi-
di6ndole que Sc siTva ordenar sc cum
pla con la Lev rclativa al dcscanso DO
minical, asi como a las echo horas que
scnala para trahaiar. Los depen-
dientes de Ia mayor parte de las casas
han firmado Ia peticion, por 10 que
e cicne Ia Seeuridsd lie cue el asun-
to Sc resolveri on favor de los DEEPEN
dientes. como eS de iusticia. En- vista
de que aiguAos patrones Sc unieron
: "a solicitud. eS SECURE 81 triun-
70 de los cmpleados de concrete, 4
u~uienes muchas veces SC les eSta obi
eanGo q tra6aiar ha>ta en- los dias lie
ieScanSo re@lamentarios.
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I'm nueVo ~procedimlen.
to para eombadr Ia
Influenza

Isl toios s~upieran los beneflclos
nue he obtenido del Aceite Re!anlpa-
90 de Hunt, cuando me encontre en-
ferma de Influenza, Sc habrlan eyl-
tado rrandes padecimientos.' Ha d.
cho recientemente una DANA que Mzo
uso de este poderuso Y penetrante me-
dicanento, aplicandoselo abundante-
mente en- ell pecho y en- Ia garganta
cuando Sc encontro enferma de Ia IN
fluenza, que ahora deSearla que toco
el munGo Sc enterase de tan benetlco
meGicamento G hiciera use de g! en-
casos semejantes.
Como In influenza es Il enterme-
dad peligrosa. los enfermOS deben po-
nerse sienpre bajo el cuidado DE IN
buen doctor Y a este respecto, IN pro
minente meGico ha dicho que. despueS
de usar el Aceite Relampago &c Hunt,
siemare Sc han obtenido resultados
verdaderamente maravlllosos, Segun
10 ma pOdido obServar pcrSon2lnlente.
Fl Aceite Relampago de Hunt cS
IN poderoso medicamento eNteIno y
Gehe u~sarsele siempre que haya ne
cesidad de empleGr una medicinal eN-
terna.
Sc encuentra de venta en todas las
buenas Droguer.as Y BotlcaS al pre-
clio de SOC ' zoe botell2; tambien sc
atienden ordcneS por cCrreo. dlr:g!eA-
do sus pedlGos a. 10
A. B. RICHARDS MEDICINE Co.
Sherman, Tex. ADJ
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CAMBIAN SU ACTITUD
LOS OBRER0S EN- FL
ESTADO DE VERACRUZ
Sc tmitan ahora a hacer sus
gestioRes por la uta
legal y pacifica

FERACRUZ, Febrero 1S-Los obre
ros de este puerto. no obstante Ia pro-
paganda bolsheviki que philharmonic
Sc ha eStado hacienda para acabarios
de soliviantar contra los inGustriales,
parccen haberse cerenado m POGO, de-
bidc, seguramcnte, Il las miserias que
pasaron Ia veZ pasada a causa de IA
hUclga ole d~eclararon de una manera
vlolenta V sin preparation de ningun
genera.
Hasta hoy suS gestioneS Sc han re-
ducido q gestionar cerca de las auto
ridades ell page de un mes de salarlo
que. Segun Ia Ley, les corresponds con
el caracter de participation en- las ga
nancias de las enapresas.
Como han visto Ia actitud re5uelta
de los industrialcs. q~uienes estdn dis
puestos q TODD antes que permitir 10
que ellos Green que es periodical I
suS ~intereSeS, los obreros, obrando
cuerdamente. Sc !imitan i haCer tcda
clase de gestiones por la via legal, \
fin de no dar margen a Que sc les a.
cuse dc haher tornado Attitudes per-
iudiciales para ell orden pGblico, sobre
TODD, teniendo en- cuenta las cond!cio-
.nes revolucionarias en- que Sc halla el
EstaGo en- muchas lie Sus pr!nclpaleS
regioneS.
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PruebeIo es eI substitu=
to del peligroso
CaIomei
Hace funcionar su higado sin mo-
lestarle V sin producer s~alivaclon

Todos los boticarios en- el pueblo,
s1 boticario V rodos los b~oticarios,
estan c~onvcncidos de que ha habldo
IN gran decerso en- Ia vent2 del ca
lionel. Todos dan la misma raZon.
FL "Dcdson's Liver Tone ha ocupa-
do su lugar.
Gel calomel es peiigrcso Y este 10
sabe tod Ell mundo, mienrtsa que e.
"Dodson's Liver Tone es perfecta-
mente SECURE Y da los mejores re-
sultados." dijo un prominente dro-
e11ista local. FL "Dodson's Liver 10
ne" es garantizado personalmente Dor
todos los droguiStas que 10 yenden
= 81 falla su valor Sc reIntegra en-
c~uslouier caao 81 no da resuftado So
tisfacforio en- cualquier case de nal
fupcionamiento del higado y consti-
paci6n. I'd. no tiene mas cue demos
trar este Y r~egreSara por su dlnero
one le sera devuelto Embellishments.
Fl "Dodson's Liver Tone es de IN
sabor acradable. es un remedio vege-
tai puro, y puede ser usado por ninos
Y adultos. Tome una cucharada por
la noche, V en- Ia manana ~des"ertara
sinti6ndose perfectamente; no tendra
dolencias biliosas. dolores de cabeza,
acidos en- el est6mago, o constipation
en- los intestinos. Este m~edicamento
no lie produciri gripa nj le cauSara
al sieuiente dia las inconveniencias
que produce el calomel. Tome una
dosis de calcmel hoy y manana Sc
sentira indispuesto, enfermo ' con
nauseas. No pierda I'm solo dia de
trabaio, Tome ell "Dodson's Liver
Tone" y Sc seDtird bien, con vigor Y
ansioso de trabajar.
(Adv.)
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MARIEL Sc OPONDRA
ALOSR EBELDES QUE
INVADIERON HDALGO
Salio yiolentamenfe con una
coIumna para actiuar
la campGna

PACHUCA, Hgo. Febrero IS
Con ell rumbo de Tula, de este Esta-
do, sali6 aver ell general Francisco
de P. Mariel, Jefe de las ~operaciones
militares, con objeto de batir perSo-
nalmente a una partida de rebeldes
de cierta consideration que ha apa-
recido por aquellos c%ontornos y que
esta causando serios perjuiclos a los
h~abitantes de lula Y de las cercanlas.
Mariel salio con n cantidad de
hombres suficientes para domlnar Ia
situacion. V es probable que para es-
tos momentos Sc haya librado va un
combate o los revolucionarios que
han aparecido por ALA desde hace va
rios dias. V que Sc cree que proce-
dan del Estado de Puebla.
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Nam.
Ia JUvENTUD DE ENRIQUE "

bnena AMIGA. = l. coufIC IN; EDr-
,ue Ese sboriraoic Paris eSta lie
no de muisreS sed~uctora> Y perAi-
>iosas. Nj ENRIQUE eS Cuapo Y me 10
ro5aran Ahora bicn, mira 10 qCc nc
nensado para impedirlo. Hace Qua
tro o cinco amos q 10 mcnos cue ls
casasre 0 81 pIaJcro Lort ' que
deSdr entorceS TO nos hemoS TSto;
nero debeS cStar nEaS bella que nun
y Sara mia. = estoy ~perSuadida &c
u los co~rtejanteS y eRamoradoS
iebe1 consun;rSe EN- a Gale de los
0sos deSde Que arochecc 81 Enrique
e ve.-v te vera pueSto que te lIeva
nj carta.-pu6iera Suceder muy oIen
4 aumcntara 81 nInrcro. Afortu-
,adamente, Sara mia. IL eres tan
rirtuoSa como bella, : me SoHsta ade-
ras oue ereS M amiga. s. Enrique
llegara A oividarme IN SOco para
oensar en- Il. ei nal 10 10 seria mas
9ue a mediaS, pues IN SabrlaS atraer-
10 0 alejarlo acknowledgements. eaf-
1leando los nil ardides que 4 nosotraS
las muieres mes suminiSCra "A coque-
.eria-.
NO has c~omprenalao aun! Qu'-
as nc.
"PueS escucha- 81 mi Enrique liega
4 amarte. no penSara eneS2S MOBILES
damas tan cncopetadaS que ~aCraStr2G.
JUS vestidoS de or9cado en- los Co
rredores de Louvre. tn le abSoTbe-
as eauple.amepre. enGeteniendoie
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Hola, .hOla' eNclam0.

- O!d. .IOld SNNi""''
-CoriSandra eS una rerfida. an"
Enrique. Y me p2gard ezra 81 tra'-
ci6n: Toma. lee esa carta.
Noe In tom0 V Se aproNlm9 grave
mente a la lampara.
oh! ,tcdas asi las mujeres. MUIR
mur6 Enrique lleno Dc Cobra.
Chit, dijo Noe, leyendo sin ie-
vartar Ia cabeza nj dear escapar Ia
menor rcfleyion. Cuando ccnciuy0 SC
Ia devolvi6 a Enrique sill dccir una
Dalabr2.
Como, exclamo este. mo tie ad-
mira 10 oue has leidO?
No. per cierto
Como. no tc Darece'..-..
A mi me parece que Ia condeSa
es una mlier ha5il; ESQ es TODD.
-Pero. fin. iqus harlaS III
en- mi lugar?
-Yo. respondj3 Noe, ~volver!a 4 Sc
liar con cuidado esd carta.
-iY lue@o?
En- llegardo d Paris. Ia l~levarla
: Su deStlno.
ESQ nunca,
-Fingiria eStar enamorado de Sara
Ia p~lauera, prosiguio Noe.
~ que mas:
-Oividaria = Corisandra. Y enta-
blanGo en- IA Corte mis- re!aciones con
persona dc mi gusto. me buriaria de
csc moio. d. CoriSandra y IL compii-
&c a Ia veZ......
Enrique Sc encogi0 de hombroS.
-Tu plan seria ingenioso 81 no
pecara per IL base.
I'm nue- principe MIC.
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Esta aqui 81 jefe de los Mayss.

F. g~obernador del Territorio de
Quintana Roo. general Soils, acompa-
nado de los principales jefes militia
res del puerto Y de algunos fuaciona-
rios publicos. anduvo paseando por
todcs los lugareS de Ia poblaclon Al
general Francisco May, jefe de las
tribus mayas que durante muchos
amos permaHecieron en- constante re-
beljon contra los ~gobierroS pasadoS-
F. general May ostenta en- su oreJ2
derecha una gran arracada dc orc brl-
llante. mdicadora del mandO superior
sobre sus hombres. Sus oficia!es por-
tar tambien este d~istintivo, solo que
mas pequcno. 10 cual signiflca, proba-
blemente. la emo graduation en- eI
eiercito indigena
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-20
lombre. titulos ' calidadcs.

nOnbTc, tituiOS Y C2!idadeS.
"Respecto de TODD 10 demas. tened
confianza en- N. de Pibrac. que tlene
mis- instrucciones. Y Dor Dios, guar
G5Ie mucho dc parecer otra cosa que
IN pohre seGundjn de Gascuna cuya
bolsa pesa POGO
Ash terminapa ia epistola de la
reina dc Navarro.
-;Vamos Il yer, Noe. eXclamo En-
riaue lleno de asombro. iqu& opinas
II de TODD este:
En- efecto, mi principe, Ia Fema
vue=tra madre. ticne razon.
En- que?
En- qucrer casaros. . .pero...
Noe Sc detuvo. ,
All. iveamos csc pero! dijo el
principe 0 curio;sidad.
-Es que no ne parece que ma
DANA Nargarita de Francia sea pre-
cisamente la mujcr que os conven-
ga.
-SPor que?
oh, no 10 Sc
-Pero ...en fia....ies fea?
Al contrario, dicen q2e es her
mcsisima.
-jTiene...mal genie?
-Demasiado bueno, M querido
principe, y hasta dicen....
-iQue dicen?
-Oh! :quG me importa q mi de
10 IL dicen? repuso bruScamente
Noe; solo os dire que es cat6lica.
-Bien, Y 20 hugonote.
ESQ es; pero cuando ia mujer va
q misa y ell narido q la predica, ana
do Noe meneanGo Ia cabeza, nunca
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