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Arizona republican., 1919-09-05
Local Weather YesterdaY

E4cesS m temperature yesIeruay, 5 degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, Il degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January 1, 65 degrees. Normal precipitation January l to date, 5.04 inches.
 Actual precipitation January l to date, 562 inches
 Excess since January 1, .5S inch
 JAMES H. GORDON.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-05

If you want good furniture attend the Pierce sale, Friday 1 p. m. SAP North Second Ave. Taylor, the Auc- tioneer.-Adv. 1
Arizona republican., 1919-09-05

pr. Mary l.. Neff announces the re- moval of her office to Room 21s O'Neii building. Phone 1752-Adv. m
Arizona republican., 1919-09-05
DR RoaERT M. DUNLAP

Don't miss the big sale at 642 North Second Ave, Friday 1 p. m.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-05

Phone your Classified Ads to The Republican. We will collect later Phone 4331.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-05

Use The Rep ean Classified Pages for results Read fof profit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
FLOOD SUCCEEDS IN GETTING
SURPLUS SUGAR ON MARKET
Congressman Secures ALLEGATION of
Army Stock In Time for Canning
Season.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. d. G.. July c6.-Rep-
resentative Flood. OF Virginia. who has
been cndeavorinE to secure the sale OF
the surplus supply Of sugar under the
control OF the War Department.. in
order tina; the farmers may have II TO
meet the shortage In sugar for their
canning and preserving operations
throughout the State. has received the
following very encouraging letter from
Secretary OF War Baker, which he gave
out today:
My Dear MIR. Flood: Referring to
our conversation this morning, con-
corning the surplus OF sugar. find
on inquiry that a surplus has been
declared by the subsistence branch of
5S.ooo,ooo pounds. The disposal Of this
sugar is now going on. $4,000 900
pounds having been already allocn ted
and the sugar being shipped for sale
at price of $40 cents per pound,
which is the original cost to the gov.
ernment.
The balance of the $4,000, 900 pounds
will be moved out for disposal in
very short time.
Sincerely yours
(Sisned) NEWTON d. BAKER
secretary Of War"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
snys waste IL Excessive.

LfNCHBURG. VA. July o6.-That
the people, of LynchburE have for
gotten Herbert Hoover's parting word
betore he left for Europe. according TO
City Engineer G.. l.. DeMott. who finds
mere now an increase Of $50 per cent in
the amount OF garbage incineratcd by
tho city each week over the same
servation was enforced by tho food
administrator. A portion of this in
crease may be accounted for by new
population. but that does not account
for all of 1t, according TO the city en-
Eineer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Lynchhurr suner. Sugar scarcity.

LYNCHBURG. VA, July e6.--This
section has been on limited sugar
supply for more than month. and
dealers declare that there seems to be
no promise OF normal conditions before
September This week only one con-
Germ has had sugar for its trade. but
it has limited sales to three pounds
and then only to customers who buy
coffee Or tea. The condition is pecul-
iarly tight on households which usu-
ally can and preserve fruits. berries
and vegetables at this season, and as
result small fruits find little demand
for preSerV!nE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Game warden H..it,,..

LfSCHBC re. VA. July e5.-E.
smith. local game warden. has listed
;HtS.aeEen doys here or which no
state law. and the game warden IS
hesitatins 70 take steps 10 apprehenG
tasi delinquent dogs because there is no
iuho available from which 10 pay
newspaper advertisement required hy.
the STATE law. The warden saws he
can take the cost Of advertisement out
OF the $50 fec allowed for killing the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Storm Damage in Northern Sse.

MA NNnCk, Va. July 2s-Tht
me past week and part OF the current
week Pave done much damage 10 the
ans'@Sked wheat and oats In the North.
.,ech counties, and by brNaki1r
SnShd!ers ni,ldam in WestmolsIani
r Hns ms ava" bridges in Rlcnrnond
erlcksburg and this ssctfon Sas 80.
'hoeleo useless for the time being.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
ISSUES TRAFFIC ORDER
Prohibits Parking ON Min Street Be.
tween Eighth and Ninth on
Week Days.

Director OF Public Safety william NJ.
Myers issued the. following traffic or
der yesterday. effective today:
No vehicle OF any character will be
permitted to park OH the south side
OF Main Street between Eighth aud
Ninth Streets between the hours OF I
OF Sundays.
Conges,ed traffic in tho above
toned district was given by the police
as the reason for the Issuing Of this
order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Campme.ttpr 7, IN p-oc

ktEM a RHICk. VA, July e5-Whar-
tsam this place on the RappahannocS
EireE. began today and viii continue
Eli August II. including three sun
cotlsEes and preparing 10 spend a
season OF recreation and spiritual re-
Iteshmsnt al this beautiful and p,c-
xufefaue place. Rev. H NJ Wharton.
Id. OF Baltimore Tor whom, the en-,
etmpment vas named. and who has
Sohoncteo the services there 20. n.
pSt tVeNtE-Seven years will be AZ
s!st<i This year oy effective soeaLeTs
And sktlIul and talented singers. II
greatest meeting ever held ~ .S;e
famous encanprlect 1865
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

dos, but in case the dog is claimed.
the fine and license paid. the warden
would still be minus his advertisements
fee. Mr.. Smith Says he has been un-
able TO set instructions from the State
Game and Fish Commission relative to
the situation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
U-Bout Chaser Mt Fredcricksbure.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July 26-
The Self. a United States submarine
GERS on the boat are enlistinE men for
the navy The vessel will remain here
until Monday, when 1t will leave for
points lower down the Rappahannock
craft and II has proved OF considerable
interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

tneHms OF Dysenteric Epidemic.
gate CITY. VA. July o6.-0n Con-
par Creek. six miles north OF Gats
City. six cases Of serious form Of
past few days. four OF which have ter
minated fatally The other two are
recovering. Those who died were
t~o-year-old son OF George Williams:
son OF Samuel Musick. twenty-three
months old: son OF Leck Grizzle. aged
old son of Ollie Templeton. When the
dssease made its appearance the local
phSsicianS used every effort TO eradi-
cato IT; 1t IL believed their work has
succeeded although tho cases that had
gone several days before the doctors
were called could not be controlled
Ihlrt|-three years ago there was a
very vtrulent epidemic of the same
SniseRse IN the same community. and
large number OF deaths resulted So
bad did the situation become at that
time that the Red Cross sent doctors
and nurses from Washington City, who
control.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
nuys Guano Plant at Re.dx,u.

klLMARSoCk VA. July 9th,
S4htEo!liag interest IN the Morris
FSher asn .suano plant al ReedvilIe
n Sor;hun ber!and County. has be.r
Seio 70 party OF CAPITALISTS from IL,
Henry II. Conant pres:dent - ~;
Afsiae Bank OF Chincoteasue Is,ana
,or something ove- 100000. The fac
terS is one Q. The ,a-Ees. and 80,
equipped IN the county,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Break. Vertebra !, FIJI

sKlSTOL Va, July os.-Jame
SS nsna. lahores. vas seriously in
Works IN South Bristol. when re ~
rom the coareyor TRACK 10 the Erouni
st8aa ,sssnee OF about twenty teet
OF timber ana aligh,cd on his bar,
aaaa hecS II IS believed tina. he SUI
terec broken ve-teb.a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

FREDERICKSBURG VA, July c.
Fish are very plentiful in the Kappa
hammock River this summer. Fine trout
have been caught high up the river
with hand lines. which Is quite un-
uaual. as heretofore trout have not
frcQuented the waters more than thirty
miles above the mouth of the river.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
The Attractive Home of Mrs
Cora Coleman Jones,
004 s 2rd Street

Will be under new management OF
Mrs. Mitylene Cowles Isley. August list.
This house has spacious porches.
sunny, bright. handsomely furnished
rooms. thoroughly modern in appoint
ments.
References exchanged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Aviation Camp on Po,omac.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. July o6.-
A naval aviation camp has been es-
tahlished on the Potomac River about
sixteen miles north OF Fredericksburg.
Flying machines are seen in that
vicinity every day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
bride OF SIX Weeks DIES
in DROWNING ACCIDENT
.
Ms. Mse Childs. Bathing in North
4 River, Swept to Death by
Strong Current.
fOuR VICTIMS OF EPIDEMIC
Disease OF Dysenteric Character
= Claims Four Children in Gate City
Standardization Grove Camp
Meeting Opcns-Guano Plant Sold.

,lspseial to The Times Dispatch.1
4 HARRlsoNBURG, July s6.-Whi!e
eethins In the North River at Mt
Nae Childs. nineteen years old. was
caught in the swift current OF the
srollen stream. carried into water
kseatsr than her depth. and drowned
The body was recovered three hours
later at point nifty yards down
stream. She was accompanied by
three companions. and assistance was
At once called for. but she sank be-
fore she could he rescued.
sssMrs. Childs was the daughter Of the
late c. H. Burgess and Mrs Lena Bur
cess OF Mt. Crawford. and only six
weeks ago became the bride OF Lester
Chflds. OF that town. Surviving are
her husband, mother, one brother and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

fcrcnccs EXCHANGED,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

IN Y n n e q Y e IN U u
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-14

mente baviera, habian amenazado con
segregarse del imperio Y formar repn-
blicas inderendientes. FL panico Sc
habia apoderadc lie los centres finan-
cieros. causardo Ia depreciation de
los ~valores. La prenSa alemana mo-
derada senalaba el peligro bolshevlkl,
que atribuia a Ia propaganda de la
cmbajada rusa. Por Ia primera vez
aparcci0 en- Berlin 81 Comitc dc
obreros : soldados.
Fl dia ) de Noviembre el Cancil!cr
Imperial, Principe MaXimiliano pu-
D!icG Ut manifesto Supiicando al
pueblo cue creyera que e. gcbIerno
e5taba p~rocurando Ia paz Immediate,
Y cue las reformas anunciadaS. entire
ellis Ia del sufragio igUal, era una
cosa Va asegIrada. Janto en- Al2mania
COMO en- Pr:sia.
En- csr mjSmo momcnto varios pc
ri0Gicos a~seguraban que AleInanla no
habia sido GerroJada On cl campo.
cue los ejIrcitoS a.emaneS poalan re-
Sistir a las tropas de Foch, Y que IA
biz alguaos lug2res dchiies en- IL .
lianZa politica de los aliadoS. grac!aS
a los cua!es Alemania podria recha-
Ear los terminus des~ventajosUs de!
~armiStiClo.
Con la aparicion de barderas roJaS
en- las GALES, los gritos de 'ADajo ia
guerra" Viva la Revolution Social,
eI Kaiser Sc decide a c~onservar Ell
trono impcovisindose monarch de-
mocratico, del tipo de los reyes de
Italia, Y de Inglaterra. En- reSpues-
ia del ultimatum De abdicac!0n del
partido socialista respondi0 el Kaiser
que no podia Ell los momentos en-
que iba a haccrse Ia paz, aceptar IA
terrible responsibilities de entreGar a
Alemania a H. Entente, Y al pals = Ia
anarqui2'.
FL dia ocho Sc ~tc!egrafio 4 Munich
IN gran mitin popular tornado
Dor soldados V obreros, en- Sill mayor
parte. pedia en- discusses inc~endiarlos
Ia a~bdicaciGn del Kaiser, la rcnuncla
a la corona. del principe h~eTedero, ,
IL formation de una rcpubiica. La
mr!titud, que ocuDaba e espacio de
una milla. Sc dirigi0 i Palaclo, donGe
los ministries procuraron aplacarla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-14
buenos resultados. segun SC IA com

bupnos r~esu!tados. segun SC ma com
torres.
cia ~interesadas en- pcner ttrmiao f.
nal a tantos crimenes.
Cada cocnero. cara Chauffeur, '. en-
General cada individuo que craiga IN
vehiculo Al servic;o del oub,ico. por-
tara una libreta de indentifIcacion
con 81 retrato : demas antecedentes Y
c;-cunstanciaS actualeS. iibreta que
sera revisada por la misma Inspection
General de Policia, aparte del reco-
nocimiento que de ella hacen los jefes
o duenos de los sitios de ~vchiculos.
De esta manera TO habra un solo
d~esconocido en- e. ~servicio pIblico, Y
de todos Sc llevara I'm record que
los coloca en- condolences de observar,
Dor fuerza, buena conducta, pucs lie
10 contrario ~ingreSaran desde lucgr-
4 n penitenciaria o aoanGonaran el
campo. que es 10 que principalmerte
Sc busca para deDurar Ell gremio de
que Sc trata.
Este gremio, por su parte, trabal2
tamhiGn con enpeno para que cuanto
artes salgan de 81 seno todos los
danados elementos, muchos de los Il
les deberian es.ar fusi!ados Cesdc ha-
CO mucho tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-14

de otro tempo, lIenas de abandOno y
eSpiritualidad. La condesa estaba "a
dante.
4 las once de Ia noche fuimos 4 to-
mar ell cafe a la terraza. Haoia una
luna admirable. La terraza tiene en-
ei centric VI gran estanque ileno de
plantaS de aqua, de hojas largas Y
de nenufareS. con sitio sobrado para
hacer navcGar una gondola. T! aqua
CORE por ALI con IN nIurmu-io dull
ce. La bora era adorable. Las re-
dondas masas de verduras del iardin,
los macizos de arboles, a~parecian CO.
mo grandes sombras llenas de miste-
rio. \ 10 lejos, los campos Y los pra-
dos csfumabanse Ell un vapor lumi-
noso V palido. Habia III s~ilencio ma
ravilloso. Las cosas pareciaE con-
tempIarse ' sonar Sobre una mesa
~hallabase una bandeja japonesa Y
lies de la iacnic, mcsigopaoui
tres pequenas tazas de Sevres, una de
las cuales, de IN gusto original y "a
Iro. u~ertenecia I mi prima. Habiamos
tornado cafe ' 20 repa-aba Ell la for
ma excentrica, el delicado dibujo Y Ia
pura perfection dc aquella maravillo-
sa taxa, que Ia condesa llamaba
mia.
Ell reg Arturo solo podia beber
en- 81 copa de estano. .-dijo RyCmel
sonriendo.
y 70 solo puedo omar cafe en-
esta teza-respondio Ia condesa.-
| No Sc For cue, pero representa- ante
mis- ojos cl sosiego Y la felicidad,
| Cuando, estoy triste-y Ia Ievo a los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-14

LEGO al fin de mis- confldenclaS.
Cuanto desembarQue en- Lisboa, IN
ccn&esa habia sa!ido para CinCra. La
encoatre Il fin de este veraHo en- Cas-
caeS. Mostrabase allegro. 10 que era
a una manera de eStar triste!
Cascaes cstaha imbGcilplente ioyiai:
;batiasc e fado, Durante el invierno
s;gl;erte, IA -condesa Sc e~ncOntro con
Rvtmel en- Paris ' en- LondreS. Vol
yi6 de este viaje mas triste Y mas pa
ida. Lentanente crei ver Que 81 con-
fianza Sc ~aDartaba dc mi. Guarde dis
,rcra reserva. JamaS, en- nQeStroS
diaioyos iudiferentes Y efimeroS, Sc
vo.yio 4 hablar del viaje z Malta
Cortinuaba recibiendO dc Rytme!
las cartas mas expansivaS Q lntlmaS.
NueSrra amistad, tornado por ia
e~xaltac.5n Y e. acaso de las pasio-
rs. afi7mabaSe ahora en- una sere-
NJ communion De SenrimientoS ( ideas.
En- una de cs2s cartaS hab!aba RyrElei
de Miss Shorn una muchachita r.
!andeSa.....
rs una Meta de los bardoS. una
somo-a dc OsSian, el alma de Ia ver-
de Erin:-deciame.
Al comienzo de eSta prinlavera re-
cibi una carJa. cue contenia estas pa
l2bras:
"ParCo para eSa: IN cUarto ibre '
SOLITAIRE en- III casa; buenoS cigarros;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-14
PruebeEo es Ell substitu=
to del ~peIigroso
calomeI
Hace funcionar su higado sin mo-
lestarle V sin producer Subtraction

Todos los boticarios en- el pueblo,
ST boticario V todos los boTicarios,
estan cunvencidos de que ha habldo
m GRAZ decenso en- Ia venta del ca
!omel. Todos dan la misma razon.
Fl "Do6son's Liver Tone ha ocupa-
do su lugar.
eel calomel es peligToso Y este 10
sabe tod ell mundo. mienrtsa que eI
"Dodson's Liver Tone Is perfecta-
mente SECURE Y da los mejores re-
s1Itados." dijo I'm prominente dro-
cuista local. El "Dodson's Liver To-
ne" es garantizado personalmente por
todos los droguistas que 10 Venden
Y 81 fslla su vaior Sc reinteEra en-
c~ualau;er case 81 no da resultado sa-
+;sfactorio en- cualquier case de ma!
funcionaraiento del hi%ado Y consti-
paci0n. I'd. no tiene mas que demos
+rar este V r~egresara por 81 diRero
Gle Ie sera devuelto Embellishments.
FL "Dodson's Liver Tone es de I'm
SAILOR agradable, es un remedio Vege-
tai puro. Y puede ser usado por nihos
V adultos. Tome una cucharada por
la noche, Y en- la maHana despertara
sintiendose perfectamente; no tendra
dolencias biliosas, dolores de cabeza,
aeidos en- 81 est6mago, 0 constipation
CT los intestinos. Este medicamento
no le producira gripa nj lie causara
al siguiente dia las inconvenienc!as
Tue produce Ell calomel. Tome n
dosis de caloznel hoy y Mariana SO
sentira indispuesto, enfermo ' con
nauseas. No pierda III solo dia de
trabajo. Tome Ell "Dodson's Liver
Tone" Y Sc sentira bien, con vigor ,
ansioso de trabajar.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-14
Ia REVOLUTION EN- ALEMANIA. CONSEQUENCES DEL FRA
Case NIL ITAR FUERON La ASDiCACION lei. KAISER y
La ORGANIZATION DE VARlOS ESTADOS REPUBLlCANoS.

raS paIabras del Kaiser, re~firiGniose
= su rosible a5dicacion: En- TODD CO.
so. s. llegase el momento en- que los
~iutereses de .Alemaria le e~xiGier&n,
20 abdicaria. Y 10 haria sin v~aciiac:on,
pero po- ahor2 no creo llceado csc
m~Omento".
Del 10. al i de Noviembre crecio
con furia s~orprenderte "a tempestad
politica popular pidicndo Ia abdica-
ci5n. FL dia ) "a Noss!che Zcitung,
De Berlin. aseguraba Que la cIestion
de Il a~bdicaci6n Sc hahia d;scutido
en- Ia Ultima session del Gabincte de
G1erra. : que cl vice-Canciller Del
hruck habia partiao para cl frc1te con
uRa importante mission de! Canciilcr
Maximiliaro.
Lo que era una indication para 81
Kaiser respecto de su ~2bdicaci6n, iu6
mcSentada. sin atenuanteS de ninguna
chase. a la familia real de Bavicra por
ell Primer Ministro bavaru. en- el case
de Que e. ~empcrador Guillermo abGi-
case La raz6n cue So alcgaba era
que dos micmbrns de IL familia Wit
telsbach, CUE es la asa real de Ba-
viera. habian lnchado por el antique
Impcrio Romano de los aleuancs.
Ent~retanto los mas sensacionales
rurnores c~irculaD&n en- TODD el mundo.
La a Immediate Ia pedian las orGa-
nizaciones socialistas. por medic dc
tc-mentosas manifestations. Fl en-
psrador habia salido en- 81 peso De IA
nocne. De Berlin V Sc habia r~efuglado
en- los cuarteies generates del ejercl-
10. Y Gsto sucedia daSpues de ca"
81 cobinctc dc guerra habia discutiGo
"a abdicaCi6n. Sc decia cue 81 Condo
Reventlow. q vchcmente e~Xponente
del Pan-german!smo, ' cnenIgo Ho
lerto dc TODD 10 inglGs, habia aconse-
iado la completa rendicion 4 los ALA
dos. Sc asegura5a que c! Kaiser es-
taba rodeado de p~esimistas del tiPo
Scheidesman, Secretario De Estado sin
ca-tcra. Una mayoria de, gabinctc
de guerra Sc hahia pronunc!ado por
n pcrmanencia del Kaiser en- 81 tro-
no. No hubia Senal al-una dc Ia
abGicaci6n. Todo RI caos y contu-
sion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-14

m kotelito apartado y libre. en- I'm
barrio pobre; IN carTuaje oscuro con
buenos "~Stores;" reserva Y amistad.
Abrazos. Rytmel."
Execute accomplishments su en-
cargo.
Hace unos dias lego Bytme! en- el
vapor de Southampton; me parecio
triste ' concentrate. Indudablemcn-
te. al-una secreta p~reocupaci6n ha-
bitaba en- su pecho. Espere que me
abriese el corazon en- alguna bora in
tina de las que p~asabamoS en- el jar
din De casa. hablando de Ia esencia
de los sentimientos. Nunca saii0 de
u labios una confidential; apenas
dos 0 tres wees 81 nombre de mis-
Shorn. que, Segun me dijo. r re-
ciente amiga de Su hermana. apare-
clio en- II conversation.
Su vida en- mi casa era ~recog!da de
TODD punto. Parecia mas bien IN re-
fugiado politico que no IN amante CO.
1respondido, No tenia relaciones nj
c~onvi7enciaS. 4 veceS, de manana.
Salia en- IN carruaje Embellishments
cerrado. que ~aguardaba Siempre en-
Ia puerta.
Por Ia noche, j ESQ de las ocho,
marchaba tambien Y "a no Sc le veia
hasta 81 otro dis, 4 "a bora del al
muerzo, en- que parecia levemente
contrariado por las ca-tas que lie en-
viaban de Lordres y de Paris. Note
entonces ciertas t~endencias misticas
en- su esprritu. de ordinaro positive '
rectilineo. lie sorprendi n vez le-
venSo Ia "Imiracion-"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-14

En- TN caracter l0gico Y frio como
ell de Rytmel, aquel estado de espiritu
respondia. seguramente. a una grave
perturbation del corazon.
Hablaba q wees de Carmen, STEM
pre- con respeto. Gustaba de CONVEX
a de cosas de religion Y de las le-
yendas del cieio. Hablaba de Ia Ira
pa" del sosiego immortal de los claus
tros Y de las quimeras de Ia vida.
BESIDE su lleeada a Lisboa, 20 no
habia puesto los pies en- casa de Ia
condesa. poc IN alJivo sentiIniento de
dignidad Y de orgullo. Por entonceS
encontribaSe ahsolutamente libre.
FL condo estaba en- Bruseias, don
de mademciselle Rize le tenja cautivo
de los nerviosos Y agileS picos de sus
pies, que escribian pequenoS poemas
en- 81 tablado del "Teatro del Princi-
Pc Real"
Tn dia, de improviso, recibi de IA
condesa ell siguiente billete.
'Querioo primo: 81 " heladc, to-
mado en- una terraZa con una vicja
amiga, no ~sobreeXcita eXcesivamente
sus nerGioS. lie espero esta tarde 7 .
(una finca cerca de Lisboa, cue ha,
bitaba durante el verano.) Traiga a
amigo Rytmel."
Ensene 81 billete q Rytmel, Y a ESQ
de las seis de Ia tarde. rod&baTos
Dor Ia carretera en- IN c~arruaje, con
los stores corridoS.
La condesa habia terminate de CO.
mer. Paseamos por las sombras ca
lies de la finca, cogimos flores: vol
|vieron, en- fin. aQueilas intinas horas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-14
DE LACD. De MEXICO
H. AGULAR ACTIyA Ia CANPANA EN- 0AXACA
Opera a solo diez kilometres de ia capital del Estado

para. : dizque secreStraron 4 ounce
personals pertenecientes = distjnguidas
classes De OaXaca. con Ell o5ieto de
ex:gicIes -randes caHtidaGes &c dine
70.
Los fe'icistas ~colocarcn una nina
IN Il Via del f~erocarril. levanrandO
cor ella IN gran tramo. con q Oojeto
te c6Iigar 81 tren q Que Sc G~etuTlera
Il ilegar a aqueI !Ugar.
e tiroteo Sostenido por IA eScol-
- fue nutrido; pero sicndo mayor eI
almeCo de los rcvoluclonarios, aQue-
los = Weron obigados q retiraCSe
pIara no caer preSos iuntamente con
las personas Que Sc l!evo Aguilar pa
u, Il sierra, a donde Sc retro con
su< hombrcs despues de haber reco-
Eido del tren TODD 10 que necesit5.
\ 'oS ~empLeados del tren NADIA les
pas0 = nesar del tiroteo que Sc pro
ionc5 per mas de media bora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-14

p:o relative a Supcner o preclsar QUEEN
u Guilnes son los P~ersonaies del al
20 carranc;Srnc" cue eSt2N GeSbara-
taado TODD 10 que el Juez hace para
~esciarecer los crImeNeS. Sobrc este
cap:tu.o evistc III miSterio profundo,
er 10 cue hace \ las PRACTICES Judicial
les. no asi respecto a puohco, cue
senala "a a varias personals como res
pcn>an le- lie los crimines todoS- come
tides Dor "a Banda Gel Auto, ash CO.
mo los corsumados despues para 90
rra- les huelas de los atentados.
Una fuertc ~eScolta Sa.io de "a mis-
ma reritenciaria a buscar Q cambria
no : q Fernandez, pero u @estio-
nes rcSultaron iaa5lies, sabiendase
solamertc aue escos bandidos eSVuve-
ron en- F. Peh5n. la manana siguiente
q Ia ncene CT que Sc eScaparon del
preside.