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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-17
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Los QUE PUD|ERAn SER NUESTROS HUESPEDFS
ElRey Alfonso su hiio el Principe de Asturias


Los ca5legramas reclbilos por
Ell IMPARCIAL hace unos dfas,
nos daban una grata noticia.
Ell Rey don Alfonso Sc mues-
ira 6eseosO dc hacer un viaje
por America y parece que, aho-
ra, Sc va a realizar este m1tao
deaeo del Rey democrata y de los
pueblos de la Raza que desean
admirar de cerca al insigne mo-
narca e.panol.
Con ell Rey, segt1n los despa-
chos que va conocen nuestros
lectores, vendra el Principe de
Asturias, cuyo retrato embelle-
ce esta pagina de Ell IMPAIR
CIAL.
Ell infantito Alfonso es, como
sGiben nuestros lectores, ell he
redero del trono de Eapana.
81 las negociaciones protoco-
.lares Sc llevan, como es de espe-
rar, buen termino en- Cuba,
para que la vista de don Alton
so y de su augusta hijo Sc veri-
fique, los regios visitantes seran
recibidos como no hay nj puede
haber precedentes en- la historic
de la Gran Antilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-17
Los americanos dirigiran el censo
y1eformaran Ia ley electoral
en- Cuba.
Wilson, a causa de 10 que ha. trabajado
en- Europa Sc encuentra fatigadisimo.
CABLE EEL IMPARCIAL"
Via w. I. and p TEL Coy


PARIS-En los momentos en- que ell Presidente Will
embarcaba ell buque que ha de conucrlo de Eu
ropa America declare variOs periodisas que halla
sumamente fatigado debido la labor ardua que ha lie
vado cabo motive de las conferencias de la paz la
formation de la Liga de NaciOnes
BOsTON.-Se dice que uno de los primeros actos del
Presidene Wilson cOnsistra dirigrse al p1blico
muncandole Intervention en- los asuntos de la guerra
desde que TOGO ell sueO de Europa.
El p1bco, general aguarda espectaci0n las ma
nifestaciones del Presidente
LONDRES-Gran sensation ha producido Ell Ingla-
terra la actitud de Franca al apoyar programa naval
de los Estados Unidos al estar de acuerdo e puno
de vista americana de la lbertad de los mares
HABANA.-La Ultima nota americana enyiada al 60
beno de Cuba por medacon de la legacon de aque pals
en- ia capital ha caldo como una bomba. Tx n
Ia nota antncia Ell nombramento de Crowder t5e ge-
nera? efe de la comision que ha de reformar la
ley electoral Cuba drigir ell nuevo censo para 10
cual esta proceiendo nstalar ocinas que funciO
narn bao la tutea exclusive de empleados americanos
Todas estas medidas midas la presencia en- la Isa
de Cuba de 900 sodadOs de NOrte America cOnsde
tacita intervention de los EstadOs Undos
en- los asuntos de Cuba.
MADRID.-De Cadiz de Alicante Sc reciben noticias
dando cuenta de ngrentos motnes que han acaecdo
aqueas ciudades, debdo la carest1a de las subssten
cas resultandO muertOs heridos
Ell se1or Lachica alcalde de Alicante, que ell
sante de los dsturbOs por haberse negado abaraar
los arculos de prmera necesidad requerdo por ell Go
bierno vino Madrid Sc hospedo ell Palace Hotel ell
cua fu6 apedreado por los estudanes que de
trosos en- ell edifcio
La policfa tuvo que cargar sobre los proesantes d
solverlos a sablazos
LONDRES.-Los peri6dicos, comentando la acttud de
la opinion p1blica francesa dicen que Lloyd George
responsible del cambo que ha operado la replblca
" particularmente, Ell Clemenceau.
he UardO la de q
ranceses debe al ciego apoyo que e ha prestado In
gaterra la polltica continental de Wilson, la cual,
gun los peri0dicOs de Paris contraria Francia.
MADRID.-El Rey Alfonso visitara Paris ell proxi
de MARIO, Poincare lie devolvera la vista en-
.unio.
La epidemia de influenza ha vueo ha recrudecerse de
alarmate, especialmente en- la parte moro
este de la provincial de Barcelona donde han regis
trado muchos durante los 1ltimos dias
BARCELONA.-Hoy ha hechO explosion un tubo de
yapOr bordo de destroyer espaho anclado este
puerto resultando dos mueros cuatro herdos graves
PARIS.-La reina de Italia sus hijOs han llegado
esta ciudad sendo recibdos los honores de cOsum
bre por el Goberno
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-17

mente para mi autom6yil, gomas tub0s MOHAWK
Mi felicitaci6n Caderno por acierto eegr tan
efeientes productos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-17

sUscRIBAsE A
"EL IMPARCIAL."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-17

PARIS.-En los momentos que ell Presidente Will
embarcaba ell buque que ha de conducrlo de E
ropa America declare varios periodistas que haa
slamente fatgado debido la labor ardua que ha lie
vao cabo motive de las conferencas de la paZ la
formation de la Liga de Naciones
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25
Defying the Wrinkles
By Lima CapaLeri,
The Most Famous Living Beauty.

turo IL not smooth. n should BE-
strained through a eheeascloth or
soft sin before using. With tho
addition OF half an ounce Of
alum Il can 40 most effective work
In chasing away the wrinkles.
Il Il necessary. too. Tor yoa 20
know the riHht way 70 massage
the cream Into your skin. Eat
smear on each cheek a big dab Of
cream and then spread Il an over
your face with your finFeIs. That
viii do but little. n any. good
With he rotary motion rub the
cream IN gently but firmly. Mae
sage away from the cutners Of tho
eyes 10 tho hair lines In the same
way with the tips OF the nnrera
iron out the lines that conccu.
tration has written between the
eyebrows. With The tlba % the
middle fingers maasaee the lines
upward from the cornera Of the lips
70 the noatrils. and ny 10 eradicate
the ugiy little lines IN froni Of the
oara by rubbing gently upward.
When the Crcam has been woil
rubbed into the ekln any that ~.
mains and n not taken up b. the
pores should BE- wiped on with a
soft cloth. But DO not attempt 70
wipe Il all off. Leave some on the
skin ovcr night. This Il the great.
est help In clearing the skin Of
wrinkles that ! know Of.
In the morning when you awake
you must wash your face IN sepid
water, TO which has heon added ten
drops OF benzoin 10 a quart q
water. This will remove shaievef
cold cream remains on the skin.
DO not forget the dash Of cold
water aftcrWard 70 close the pores.
have found that the cars OF tho
skin differs considerably IN Winter
from that IN Summer. For en-
ample. 10 oountoract the conraenlng.
drying effects o. the sharp cold
wlnca ! use more than ny usual
amount OF cold cream. The reason
that Winter IL . greater promoter
OF wrinkles than Summer n because
the cold winds dry the skin. and
the wrinkled skin u always q dry
thtus ANltaa you NIN oAlNIuiuNlN
careful your face will become but
a dry. wi.hered remnant OF what
was once a fresh. soft. rose like
skin.
That Il why I preach first and
last and All the time eternal vigil
anc In the care % the skin. No
woman wants 10 have wrinkles on
10 lose the freshness OF her beau
tiful complexion. Aud she need
not. A little cara and thought viii
20 a l0nE way In preserving Il and
.hua wArdlng OF those unlovoly
wrinkles.
When an else falls. try Ironing
the facs niklltis-~hA eiamp oI
Ice u 10 a good rcmeay " yos
persist In u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

By Mrs. Christine Frederick,
The plsiinrnishsd Authority on HousshoId Efseieney.

nerlence that such a box serves
only az a dump heap" into which
everything may be thrown. hit or
miss.
one play room ! know has n
foot-wide shelf running round two
sides OF the room a. the height OF
about two feet from the floor In
this family there n n boy who IL
fond OF playing with engines and
other mechanical toys. lie liked 20
stand while doing this and 10 hia
mother had this shelf built on
which TO run his trains instead OF
on the floor.
Much Of the mothers timo IA
often wasted In hunts for caps. INIT.
ionf and other small apparel. An
eight or ten pocket shoe bag hung
on the back OF a closet door VIII
do much 10 keep the alwaya-disap-
pcarlnE mittHuH safe until wanted,
A shoe shelf across the bottom OF
a closet will keep the shoes clean
aud make them easier 10 reach.
The large double hook, such a.
used IN bathrooms. Il just the thing
on which TO hang coats aud
sweaters.
n there Is electricity the mother
should see that the globe supply.
Ing sho light for resiing IA neither
too high nor TOO bright. II II most
dangerous for young eyes 10 be
strained with an Intense ughl
Frequently the light ls 80 hish that
A. il too dim for reading n n not
difficult 20 lower the light BY
means OF a switchboard and then
put on a single shade which will
cast the liFht downward and pro
tect the eyes OF those roadlng.
yellow IL the best color TO = Tor
shades or for lining the large domcs
covering electric liFht.
" kerosene Is used by all means
have "a HNiuging lamp, 30 that there
win be- no danger OF knocking "
over and u there is a box %
matChrs bet q be- OF the safety
Kind and placed 30 high that no
young children Can reach g.
4 good substantial Kitchen table
covered with oilcloth ~ excellent In
a room that o. also 10 ho used by
older children who want 20 read, do
experiments etc. Often "A nother
or father viii urgc the children 10
Keep aeay from the paflor table or
deck. forgetting that they have no
aoryicoabic reading or playing sur
face Of their own. n the chid i
from three iu six years old then
tho small kiudergarton table, only
two feet high with accompanying
little chair. will hccp the child
quiet and give him q comfortable
pluTe faf many little tasks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

VERY woman must wash her
face many times a day. But
let me tell you a secre: about
this. Do not rub the face hard
when drying y. A hard rubbing
ioosens the skin. causes the under.
lying muscles 10 sag and thus
coaKes the wrinkles TO form.
The face must be most thoroughly
washed At night This u The time
shat the real holaecleanlng must
take place. The reason for this IA
not far TO seek. During the day
the skin has been In contact with
the dust and smoke and countless
other aoiilng agents out OF doors.
When you r ready 10 retire
hunt up your jar OF cold cream and
rub a GOOD coat Of q upon your
skin This may be wiped away
after lea wing Il on the face Tor a
few minutes. N you will look at
the cloth you will find an aston.
ishing amount OF crime upon a.
II this foreign matter IL not re-
moved your pores will become
filled very shortly and you viii
have an ugly crop OF pimples and
blackhcads.
After the cold cream bath you
are now ready for q tepid water
bath. with which you may use a
mild soap. Re sure that u II one
especially suited TO your skin. uae
no sponGea or patent face cloths.
but a simple open cloth that a
easily be kept IN q sanitary condi-
ton. When the cleansing bath "a
finished you Eau dam a little
cold water on your face 10 zone
up the skia aud close the pores.
You may think this Il enough,
and that you are nov ready 20 take
YOU beauty sleep. but ! assure you
that you could never efface the
wrinkles BY 20 simple 4 method.
The wrinkles must be massaged
away With a rood skin food OF cold
cream This Il Indispensable 20
the woman who would have a sof..
attractive ska free from wrinkles
and the telltale lines OF care.
lanolln may be used Instead OF
Al elaborate cream. n preferred.
hut here IL a cream which | often
use. and n that ! have found ex.
cellent for ~softcning and cleansing
the skin. II also irons out the skin
like magic and gives the face that
smooth. velvety feeling that every
woman desires Cocoa bnttor. ~
grams. spermaceti. 30 grams. oil
Of aWeet almonds. fGO rramHs white
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

NE OF the arrangements which
permit bettor and smoother
running Of the household
where there are children o. 10 have
a wellplannod play room for their
use. In this respect We have muoh
10 learn from the hones % 70
British allies, where a nursery"
n a. muuh a part Of every homo
~ a Ora Ing room. In too many
American homes the children are
allowed to live ln every room OF
the house. scatter toys everywhere
aud thus make extra work for tho
mother or maid
Just nov. when 40 many families
are dolnr without household acry-
Ice len order 10 ave expense aud
because good help a. ~ scarce. the
mother Will find tina; % PAYS 10 ave
some attention 10 the oom devoted
10 the children. u Ehc u doing
the work hersclf then by all means
let the play room be- on the ground
floor 10 that she can keep an eve
ON a. while engaged IN other
duties 4 may even hn worth
while 10 transform a back parior
or other downstairs room into n
for the exclusive use OF the little
folks.
u possible. the floor Of such a
room should. be covered with limo
leum. unless u ~ a good hardwood,
which o easily be wiped up In
Case something r. spilled on a..
While the pretty white enameled
chiidren's fgniture appeals 20 the
eye n l. fhnkis too much 81 a
task 10 keep clean. since u shows
every finger mark. iioitrr by FAR Is
Che plain oak mrniture Even
Kitchen chairs which little feet or
dirty boots cannot spoil may be
used.
I. may not boz possible to re-.
decorate the walls bat " this o.
Gone be- SURE tp use Washable Oh.
cloth papof. which o. aH easily
wiped of "a O. china plate aud
which little Fingers cannot peel Of
and scratch.
To any mother who complains
that the children 'leafo thHIr TOYS
about" the author always puts the
question. "pu tuot have special
closets for thoir own urc7' one
bright mother devoted on old
fashioned wardrobe Co The iosniuE
Of toys and game. iu careful order.
Any ordinary closet may be- ntt'l
with cross shelves ou which games.
books and small .uS may ho placed.
Much has been said about 20 shirt.
waist box or window Hnli ilr toys
Hut II secm 10 ho tlo general cx.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

seems 70 Lianago her children well.
One secret ~ her success g. 10 have
on band a great many Kindergarten
supplies and 20 bring thom out from
time 10 time Tor The young children
who are too small for school. This
secret supply Of chains. blocks,
weaving. etc, 4 brought forth a.
n By magic when tho usual aad
more noisy games arc outplayed
Another good plan Il 10 enlist the
co cooperation Of some OF tho bigger
boys In mending articles about tho
house. such as electric bells. door.
knobs, etc, or 10 Interest them In
some such fads a. catching butter
flies or performing simple chemical
or electrical expehmsnts, upleas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

SO many mothers think children
TN the way" when they are doing
cooking. sewing and other house
work. Vet It a Just at such tasks
that children receive their first
incentive 10 many kinds % work.
u requires patience ON the part of
the mother 10 let the child shell
nuts. stem raislna. beat eggs or
help make the bed, bu; u wil be
repaid By the training he children
receive. Educators say that tho
hands OF the Young child are more
sensitive 20 touch and can boz more
easily trained 90 dizziness. skin and
quicknoss than can one who n
older.
one much onyied mother always
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

the mother makes the home a kind
OF workshop for the children they
naturally viii want more expensive
and less wholesome amusements.
one successful mother says; Il
don't care wha; you children do In
your play room 70 long ~ II IL
rtraightoned up by bedtime Tn
fortunately. too many mothers 2
inclined TO frown on what appears
TO be a 'muHs," not realizing that
Il is IN these attempts 20 do things
that tho child o. being trained
A play room viii save the mother
much work. and Il will at the same
time give the child a pleasant feel.
inF Of Ownership and help lnculcate
habits Of order and neatness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-25

With n o one but the actual demonstration that the New Edison really RE-
CREATES the human voice 80 perfectly that you cannot distinguish the
slightest difference between the machine and the singer.
This free trial does not obige you ito buy, but should you decide to keep the
New Edison pay us but a very small deposit down and the balance in small
monthly payments that will be best suited to your purse. Come in and let us
explain all about this FREE hal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
FL diuer0 CScGSeG.

No andan a 10 que Sc We, muy So
bradcs de dinero en- la villa de San
tiago. Dueno absolute de la situa-
ci6n. apenas pudo Pedro ,Guzman OBJ
tener ali algo mas de tres mil pc
SOS.
e. primero a quien Sc eXigio presta
mo fue al Tesorero Municipal. Sc lie
aprehendio, Sc lie amenaz6 con la muer
te. y Sc consigui6 que "hiciera un
pr6stamo de dosciehtos pesos a otros
varios ~comerciantes, Sc les eNIgio su
ma igual, V ~cantidades diversas a al
gunos miembros del Ayuntamiento.
4 un senior MarroQuin, seguE pa
rece el mas rico de Ia localidad, Guz-
man lie exigio, bajo pena de muerte,
NADIA menos Que tres mil pesos. Ira
taron de reunirlos los familiares del
amenazado. pero en- vano: no habla
tres mil pesos en- Villa de Santiago;
y desDu6s de muchcs ruegos, Sc To-
gro ablandar el corazon del rebelde,
ouien Sc ccnform6 con dos mil pesos.
Faltaba una entrada gorda: Ia de
la Tesoreria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
HUBO UNA IMPORTANTE JUN
IA DE M~INISTROS

MADRID. Octubre 23.-Durante
la Junta de Ministries que tuvo ID
gar el dia de hoy Sc discutieron va
riaS medidas de suma importancia.
e. Ministro de la Guerra propuso
Ia compra de nuevo material aereo,
especialmente de bombas explosives,
de ametralladoras ligeras y de aero
pianos.
FL Ministro de Where's sugirio que
Sc comprcn grandes cantidades de
trigo con e. o6jeto de hacer que ba-
je ell precio del pan.
F. Ministro de inciativaS lego un
largo proyecto para la recOnstruc-
cion n~acional en- el que eSta include
81 gaSto de tres mil millones de pc
=atas. en- el termiro de diez amos,
cantidad que debera reunirse me-
dante la expedition de bonos que
ganaran el cuatro por ciento de in
teres. V que Sc destinaran al esta-
blecimiento de escuelas tecnicas de
agricultural. &c bancos ~asricolas, de
e~staciones agricolaS experimentales
Y a! page de subsidies a las peque-
mas poblaciones para sus servicios
publicos.
Fl citado proyecto tambien COM
prende la construction de nuevas
Was ferreaS ' Ia reparacion de mil
QulnIentoS kilometres de las eXisten-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
COMO PASA Ell Ola D'ANNUNZIO
EN- FlUME

La curioSidad reporteril no Sc ha
ocupado aun en- &veriguar como pasa
ba e. dia D'Annunzio cuando soda
mente sc dedicaba q vestir las formas
po!icromas Dc su fantasia de las galas
del i~taliano del Dante y regular cor
elias al mundo eSparcidas en- n~ovelas
' poesias aureas; nj Siquiera Sc ocupo
en- seguir los paSoS del excelso poeta
cuando trocando la Ira Dor la espa-
ca Sc janz6 a luchar. primero del la
do de los aiiados y deSpues en- cl O
i~ercIto de 81 patria. Pero ahora
que ha alcanzado cast las ~proporcio-
HcS de ina f.gura mundial por la
'naudita hazana de haberse ~apoderado
de Fiunle, el reporterismo ma avert
guado como vive en- Fiume el poeta
guerrero que es ali Ia suprema au-
torIdad, Y graciaS a eSa jndiscrecion
reporteril ell mundo entero ha que
dado enterado de como gasta u
horas e. hombrc del dia en- Europa.
D'Annunzio Sc l~evauta a las ) de la
maHana. como 10 ha hccho durante
yeinticinco amos. g inmediatamente
Sc pone a despachar SUI numerosa con-
curreNcia o Ia ayuda de secre-
tarioS. ESa tarea eS pesada porque
el poeta guerrero recibe correspor-
dencia de todas parties del mundo.
DespueS de despachada la correspon-
deHcia particular. toca su turno a la
correspondence official.
Las cartas particulars llegan a
D'Annunzio en- i.aliano, en- frances.
on jrgles Y en- 0tros muchoS idiomas.
Unas 10 colman de elogios en- tanto
que otras 10 inSultan. Segun procedcn
de los admiradores del poeta @ de
G~uieneS pretenden as~eSinarle. FL
poeta contesta todas con la misma
S~onrisa.
A las ocho de la mahana toma un
corto poSco. durantc CT cual el pue-
bio de Fiume habla con e. breve. pcro
Hbremente. Con una paIabra despide
a todos c~ontentos, prometiendo ayu-
da a q~uienes Ia n~ecesitan. para 10
cual su secretario toma notaS.
A las $50 A. NJ, recibe a Sus CO.
r1ardantes militares Y ~navales, revi-
Sa los informes relatives a las eiXs-
tercias de where's Y todos los demas
rclacionados con Ia buena Marcia de
"a administration Y oye las noticias
de las personals cue llegan a Fiume,
V por elias sc entera de Ia opinion
pubIica en- Italia Y en- TODD eli mundo,
ademaS de las noticias de la prensa
mUndial.
Terminate ei despacho de todos
eSos asuntos D'Annunzio Sc pore a
trahaiar en- su estudio Y esta invisible
para TODD el mundo haSta las seis de
la tarde. TODD csc tempo 10 ocupa
en- la reduction &c manifiestos o ar
ticulos de propaganda patriotica, tan
to para periodicoS i~talianos como pa
"a aigunoS eXtranjeros, contesta las
cartas mas importantes, ' a veces
escribe las impresiones del dia, que
es costumbre del poeta desde hace
veinticinco amos.
4 las s P. NJ, We a sus hijos ' a
las personals de Fiume que quieran
hablar con 81, V para todos tiene una
'a'&i3e o]portuna que les sirva de
ccH.uelo o de conSeIo.
Despues de la -ena. cuando ia mu-
: ca toca en- la pI. I, el dictator de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
ha fracasado la CoRferen-
cia Industrial
CViene da la la

Prcsjdente Wilson tratando de ARE
rIar ell mecanismo descompuesto del
que espera que surja la paz indus
trial en- ell pals, lie envio hoy otra
carta al Secretario Lane, una vez
oue hubo recibido informes acerca
de u los representatives del capital
habjan a~bandonado tambien la con-
f~crencia Y en- ell apremia a los re-
presentantes del pIblico para que
Ileven adelante sus trsbajos Y lie
den cuenta de ellos a e..
FL S~ccretario Lane, despues que
hubo recibido esta carta del Presl-
dente apiaz6 la conferencia que Sc
habia CONSTITUTED originalmente Y
convoco Embellishments a los re
presentantes del publico a session
que Sc considerara como Ia primera
de la nueva conferencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24

FIun@ toma ALI IN corto paseo Y a
su regreso habla al pueblo deSde los
balconies de palacio, 81 la %situacion asl
10 exige o 81 el cree que el pueblo ne
costa del tonico de 81 paiabra.
Ninguno pudiera !maEinarse que
el poeta "d~ecadentista' pudiera lie
var una vida s~emejante a los 81 amos
De edad, V despues de haber sopor-
tado cuatro amos de vjI:: Gurisima de
las trircheraS.
BESIDE que D'Annunzio acometio
Ia empresa de Fiume, no ha tenido
IN solo dia de descanso. $4,000 al
mas tienen su suerte en- las manos del
gran poeta patricia que Sc ha elevado
q una inmensa altura en- la historic.
Es sin duda Nicolas Rienzi resuci-
tado Y vestido con ell traje del siglo
NX.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
Sc subleuan los descontentos
CON la imposition de Jose
E. Santos en- ell Co.
bierno de N. Leon
(Viene da Ia la.)

fendiera Ia plaza. Asi pues, Ia po-
blaci6n qued6 en- maros de los suble-
vados, quienes Embellishments pro-
cedieron d aprovecharse de aqueila
admirable situacion.
La primera asa saqueada, fue ia
del Aicalde de Villa de Santiago, Sc
nor Antonio Cerna, a quien los r.
beldes dejaron en- Ia mas completa
miseria. Sin precipitaciones, como
genie que tiene tempo para TODD, sa-
caron cuantos objetos Gle valor guar
daba la casa del alcalde, hecho 10
cual. arroiaron sobre los muros gran.
des botes de petroleo Y prendieron fue
60 a Ia casa.
De ella no quedo a las pocas horas,
sino un monitor de e%scombros.
Entire tanto, otras casaS cram sa-
QueadaS Y por toda la villa Sc extern
dia ell escandalo, las cabalgatas furio-
sas, los disparos de armas de fuego,
les CRITICS..
Entire tanto. Guzman Y sus segun-
dos. Sc dedicaban a algo mas prac-
tico, a imponer preStamos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
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