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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
CONFEDERATE SOLDIER DIES
Mathew Woodson Cartwright, Veteran
OF War Between States, to BE
Buried Today.

Funeral services for Mathew Wood
son Cartwright, who died yesterday
Home, will be conducted this afternoon
1T Taylorsviile, Honover County, at 3
o'clock.
Mr.. GDthright had been i'll for sew
erol months He was scventy-two
Years old and fought during the War
Getween the States as member Of
fuyS Battery in the Goochland Light
2rtliiery. He was born in Goochland
Liunty, but spent number of years of
ms llte on his farm at Vcrdon. Hanover
County,: lie had lived in Richmond for
the last five years.
Two sisters, Mrs. Ida G.. Allen and
MISS Georgia II. Gathright. survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
GETS rs eggs A DAY
NOW, FROM 81 Hens
Chas. C.. White, WelI-Known breeder
Tells How. Costs Nothing to Try.

~ gave Don Sung to 81 utility Buff
OpIngtons and the egg yield increased
from 10 % day. Don Sung is a
wonder, and am now giving il to ali
my hens reEularly."-Chas C. White,
Manager Cherry Hill Farm, Flackville,
Mr.. White is the we'll known breeder
and exhibitor. He wrote the above
letter In December. after his test had
shown gain of 81 eggs a day from
"a hens. We will make you the same
offer we made him. Here il is:
GIVE your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month. il you don't
find that it pays for itself and pays you
good profit besides, simply tell us
and your money will be promptly re-
funded.
Don Sung (chincse for egE-laying>
works directly on the laying or
Eaus, and Is also splendid tonic Ii
Is easily given In the feed improves
the hens health. makes her stronger
and more active in any weather, nnd
starts her laying.
Try Don Sung for 80 days, and IL 1t
doesn't get you tho eggs. no matter
how cold or wet the weather. your
money will be refunded by return mail.
Get Don Sung from your druggist or
poultry remedy dealer or send 90 cents
for a package by mail. prepaid. Bur-
ell.Dugger Co., 406 Columbia Bldg.
Indianapolis, 1nd.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC
FIVE MORE ARE SOUGHT
IN PETERSBURG'S SCANDAL
Accused Men Ask Public to withheld
Judgment Until Their
Trials.
Special to The Times-Diypa,ch.

Special to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. 2l.-Five
persons in addition TO those already
arrested are being sought By the city.
sergeant and mis- deputies. as a result
Of the findings OF the grand jury. I'm
Il! arrested the names OF the five
parties indicted arc withheld from the
public.
Thirty indictments were returned
by the grand jury. and nine persons
have been arrested and bailcd. Those
nine persons face total of thirty
charges. Nineteen OF these charges are
FOR alleged fclonics and eleven for
niSdemeanor
None o. The accused men have made
statements in regard TO the charges
against them, but all have engaged
counsel. The men arrested are ask
irS the public to withhold judgm ent
until they face trial, which will he
fought step by step, and big legal
fight Will be made by the accused 10
prove their innocence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
MAY PAY TAXES UNTIL
3 O'CLOCK TODAY
City Trensurcr VIII Keep His ONCE
Open to Accommodate
wOrkmen.

In order that taxpayers who cannot
reach the City Hall during tho week
may have an opportunity to settle thelr
assessments. Treasurer J. Il. Pace. col
.ector of state taxes. will keep his
Office open this afternoon until 3
O'Clock. Thia announcement was made
last night after the Central Trade and
Labor Council had requested the Of
flee hours OF Mr.. PAGES department DC
extended that working men may pay
their taxes after they finish their work
at noon. Tho office usually closes Al
o'clock Oh Saturday.
For the past week taxpayers have
besieGcd the City Hall ia an effort to
pay up Long lines have been seen
daily, and many people unable to wait
come. have had to leave without set
Ting with the State. The last day
for payment OF state taxes is mex,
Saturday, November 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
ST. LOUIS FEDERAL JUDGE
LIFTS BAN ON 2.75 BEER
Grants Temporary Injunction Re-
straining Federal officials From
Enforcing Law.
MUST GRANT BREWERS LICENSE
collector Is Enjoined From Refusing
TO Issue Permit for Operating and
Must Also Sell Revenue Stamps on
Demand.
rBy Associated Press. ]

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2l.-Bcer OF IT'S
ALCOHOLIC content was declared to be
nonintoXicatinE in n decision handed
down today by Judge John o. Pollock.
of the United states District Court in
which he granted a temporary injunc-
ton restraining United States District
Attorney Hcnslcy and Internal Rcve-
nue. Collector Moore from enforcing tho
wartime prohibition act against st
Louis brewers
In effect, Judge Pollock sanct toned
the lifting of tho lid on beer in ST.
Louis.
Grants RestrnininE Order.
In the decision Judge Pollock granted
temporary restraining order cnjoin-
ing United States District Attorney
menslcy and Collector OF Internal
Revenue Moore from enforcing the pro-
visions of the Voistead wartime pro-
hibition act.
The district attorney is restrained
from prosecuting alleged violators OF
the measure. and the internal revenue
collector Is cnJoincd from refusing to
ISSUE revenue stamps for beer con-
tanning one half OF / per cent or more
OF alcohol. The order is made opera
tive at once.
Judge Pollock enjoncd Collector
Moore from refusing to issue revenue
stamps In respect TO beer or malt liquor
containing one-half OF per cent or
more of alcohol. provided the taxes are
rendered and paid.
Must License PLAINTIFFS.
Tho collector is also enjoined from
refusing to license tho PLAINTIFF as
brewers. even though the beer manu-
featured contains more than one-half
OF per cent alcohol. or from rcvok-
ing such license because OF violations
OF the provisions Of tho law.
District Attorney Hensley and Col
hector Moore. whom the court describes
As the defendants, their agents. serY-
ants and employees arc restrained
pending final hearings and decision
from In any manner enforcing the pro-
hibition law.
The judge asked II the State of Mis-
souri, had ever questioned IN court the
right OF Congress 10 pass the war
time prohibition law. When told that
no such action had been taken, he said {:
1T is time for tho States TO wake up
or Congress may usurp al ltheir pri-
vilcges"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
Brief Neua Notes.

The grand jury summoned for the
November term OF the Husting Court
met this morning, and found thirteen
indictments for felony and mis-
demeanor against parties sent on from
the Police Court on the trial.
A mass meeting conducted by the
ration wide campaign committee OF the
Episcopal Church in this city. will be
Rev. Myron r. Marshall and Judge
Thomas II. Wilcox. OF Norfolk. will ad-
dress the meeting.
Alexander y. Hamilton, comm is
sioner OF accounts o! the Hastings
Court, VINO was appointed by Judge j,
NJ. Mullen. to eXamin the books Of City
Treasurer T.. @. Strathcn. has made his
report TO the court. The report covers
both the report for city and state
taxes. and shows that the records are
ir the best ot condition, and the re-
ccipts tine largest that the city has
ever had,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22

They should be in every travelling
mans grip" writes Geo. Jcnner. 4I6
la Dor ST, San Antonio, Tex, of Foley
Cathartic Tablets. They are the best
laxative l have taken. and l cheer
fully recommend them TO any one suf-
fcrinE with constipation or bilious
ness. They thoroughly cleanse the
bowels. sweeten the stomach and hene-
III the liver. They correct indigestion.
bad breath. bloating, gas. coated
tongue and other results OF sluggish
bowels. No gripping; no nausea. Sold
cverywhere.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
Stolen Car. Owner located.

The police succeeded this morning in
locating the owner OF the big Packard
automobile captured in this city Tues
day. when II was being offered for
sale b. Charles Edwards and Leo
Trainer two white men. who refused
20 give any intorma ton about them
selves. except that the car was their
own and uhat they lived in Columbus.
Ohio.
The automobile proved to be the
property OF c. l.. Calesline, OF Findlay.
ohio. and was stolen on November l..
Edwards and Trainer are in jail await
ing the arrival OF officers from Ohio.
who win take them back for trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
ADVOCATE EARLY SHOPPING
Retail Clerkr Urge Consumers to Make
All Purchases before
O'Clock.

Shop early today. At least do all
your purchasing before I o'clock.
This is the advice being given by
ton, which has already prevailed on
many shoe and clothing stores TO close
at o'clock on Saturday nights. Clerks
point out that shopping can ordinarily
he done before Z o'clock SATURDAYS
nights, thus giving the clerks much
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
Shnre Left in Trust.
The share Of the estate bequeathed to
stenm.r Coo. Aground.

MIAMI. FLA. Nov. 2l.-Thc steamer
Van. owned by the Miami Steamship
Company. inbound from Jacksonville,
went aground in the government cut
through the peninsula at the entrance
TO the Miami harbor az IL o'clock this
morning. the steering gear breaking
just as the steamer got inside the
jctties. 1t carries full cargo OF
freight and passengers. but is in no
n "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
BANDIT HIDES IN HILLS
believed Train Robber Ho. Passed
into fastness OF Hole in
tho WnII,

CHEYENNE, WYO.. Nov. 21-"Bill"
rabrhlsle' the graeiously elusive train
, ,,ao mas gone the way Of multi
into the fastness of Hole in the Wall.
IN the bad lands Of Wyoming. At least
maj IS the surmise of the scores Of
the pursuing law who have been nm
successful in finding weil-definad
trace OF the bandit who cavaIieriy held
Union Pacific train Tuesday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
Farmer. Convict Negro.

DhNvILI1E, VA. Nov. 2l.-wiIliam
Smith. a nineteen-year-o negro, was
this afternoon sentenced 10 serve twelve
years in the penitent!ary by jury OF
farmers in the County Circuit Court
at Chatham, for making a murderous
"a ssault on William Neal. n Pittsyl-
wanna farmer, several weeks ago, a
few miles from the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
SbIp1nrds 70 Re,nme

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. el.-Shipya I'd 5
OF the San Francisco Bay region will
reopen on Monday. November "a, after
having been closed since October l by
strike conditions. the California Metal
Trades Association, the organization of
shipyard operators, announced here to-
day,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
Tran,fcr Confercnce.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Nov. I'll
The tuberculosis conference of the ten
Governors Of Southern States. called to
be held in Chattanooga November 90
has been transferred to Savannah. Ga.
by the National Antitubcrculosis Asso-
citation for the same date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
Increa.e In Liquor Theft..

NEW YORK Nov. 2l.-Thefts Of
liquor have become so numerous that
many of the largest insurance COM
sny more SPECIFIC liquor policies a gem
eral household policy, however, stil
covers liquor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
Hnwnii Sugar supply.

HONOLULU. Nov. 2l.-The sugar out
pu, OF Hawaii for 1920 was estimated
today by the Sugar Factors Company,
Limited. a; 5s2.4l3 tons. This Is APP
proNmately 10000 tons less than the
output OF the islands in 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22

needed rest in preparation for Sunday
with the approach Of the holiday sea-
son strong Efforts are being made by
the clerks association to bring about
morning and afternoon shopping in all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
Ask. for DnnIs Renort..

WASH IN'TIVN, NOV. 2l.--The comp
call for the condition OF all nationa
bs nks at the close OF business on Mon.
day. November Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22

Groves Tnsteiexs chill Tonic
restores vitality and energy by nuri.
Tying and cnriching tho blood. yn,,
can soon feel It's Strengthening. In.
Visorating Effect Price 60c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
onl, Ono aBnOMo QUININE.

Vniy VHc "I1EtVHO NCt.NINF1'
To get the genuine. call for fun name
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets
Look for siSna ture OF T.. W. GROVE
Cures a Cold in One Day. 30c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
WH|TL0CK WILL LEAVES
ESTATE WORTH sG50,000
Pioneer Tobacconist Bcqucaths Sums
to Various Charitable Institu-
tiOns of Richmond.
WIDOW GETS ALL REAL ESTATE
Personal Property, Valued at $780,
600, Goes to Other Hcirs-Son and
Nephew Qualify as Executors
Under S1,00O,OOO Bond.

with an estate valued at $1,000
the will Of Philip Whitlock, pioneer
tobacconist of Richmond. who died re-
Gently, was admitted to probate by
Judge William a. Moncure, of the
Shanccry Court yesterday afternoon.
Ihc VIII contains numerous charitable
bequcsts, and gives the widow all real
eS.at' and the children the personal
estate. II is estimated that $500. 900 OF
the estate is personal property and
100000 real estate.
Lee A Whtilock, son, and Ed Whit
lock, nephew. arc executors of the
will. and yesterday executed bond OF
siooo.ooo for the faithful performance
OF their duties; The will OF Mr. Whit
witnessed by Leon NJ. Nelson and l.. c.
HazciSrove. Mr.. Whitlock, who was
IN the eiEhty-first yea. OF his age. died
at his residence. eos East Grace street.
on November :. For some years nc
had retired from actively engaging in
his business
ORGANIZATIONS BENEFITED.
requests made by the viii outside OF
brew Cemetery, $500: 10 the congroga-
ton Beth Ahaban endowment fund,
$500; to the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent
Association $500. the Virginia Horne
Sick. $500; Hebrew Union College, OF
Cincinnati. $500: Hebrew Orphans
Home. Of Atlanta. $1,000, and Richmond
Eye. Ear and Throat 1nnrmary, $500.
Philadelphia, was left $500, and 10 Mrs
Mary lander, a daughter, $3.50 a month
was bequeathed until the estate is d.
vided.
The remainder OF the personal prop
erty Is to be divided among the chill
dren. share and share alike. Allowance
Is to DC made for all advances made
to his children during his lifetime.
Shnre Left in Trust.
The share Of the estate bequeathed TO
the daughter, Mrs. Mary lander. is
left in trust, to be managed for her.
All real lcstate and household effects
are 10 be turned over TO the executors.
who. as trustees. will invest and re-
invest TO the best advantage Of the
widow. Mrs, Eva whitlock, 20 whom
all such property is left for the re-
Mainder Of her natural life. The
widow is also TO occupy the house at
20J East Grace Street without expense
to her
The Will requires that the estate left
to 4 daughter, Rebccca 5. Whitlock.
shall, in the event OF her death, be
turned over 10 another daughter.
Sa!dec VI. Block.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
FUNDS NEEDED BY FAMILY
Father, nm Invalid. and Mother In Try
ing to support -Four Small
Children.

Receipts 10 The Times Dispatch Pc
lief Fund for case No. 3. received yes
terday. totaled $3.50 Seldom does a
family come. to n more pitiable plight
than has this one.
Paraiyzed and compelled to sit all
day long unable to move and look
upon the bitter struggles of his brave
wife and four little children, one OF
which is Only nine months old, the con-
dition OF this fathers mind can we'll
be ina gined.
An Acknowledgement OF receipt O..
the other fund, known as No. S, and
which was completed n few days ago,
was made yesterday by James Buch-
anan, secretary OF the Associated
Charities, who has charge of the dis
bursement of these funds. This re-
ccipt reads:
we herewith acknowledge receipt
OF your check No. ALP for 1850 to
apply on The Times Dispatch Relief
Fund case No. S. the dependent widow
with six children.
I'VE have been aiding the family
through reliable visitor who Is In
close touch with the case, and will dis
bursc the fund as needs develop. There
is no overhead charges deducted from
this fund and the whole amount is APP
piled to the welfare of the family"
Contributions received yesterday to
fund no. 9 were:
Richmond Vinegar Co. .S 100
y. II. ..-.-s 200
Is. Of c. -------.---.-., l50
$50
PREVIOUSLY aCknOwleuRRd n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22

lines OF retail business In ordsrS-ths
me rush hours may be eliminates sr
me trade more cquttabiy distriSttod
contcnhtnE they can be more eilcicf
and give better service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22
The Weather
Furnished by q. g. Weather bureau,
Forecast: Virginia
Partly cloudy anil
slightly warmer Satur-
day. Sunday fair.
North Caroliua-Fair,
slightly warmer Satur-
day. Sunday fair.
Local Temperature Yes.erd,


thintail IL hours ending p None
,talnial - hours ending 3 T.. 81 None
i,"hci"ncy since March 1......... al
Deficiency since january l........ 40
iorn obscrvations at J.. VI. Yesterday.
az ind direction. south: wind velocity S.
weather At +. NJ. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-22

MINI ERCOR ID y Removes corns Cal
ionscs. etc, stops all pain ensures comfort the
tees, n1aEee walking easy. iSc by mali or at Drug
yiSts. Alseox Chemical Works, Patohorue, n. Y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07

de ezplicar 81 no fue con que. des-
de luego. Sc trataba de ponerme en-
un case en- ell que yo habia dc result
tar Ell responsible de csc allanamlen-
to de morada o de infracci6n 2 las
garantias in~dividuales: 10 cual al fin,
asi result6. como result6 tambien cue
los Ministries no ohraban de acuerdo
v-no Guisiera yo decirlo.-pero es-
TO entire otras cosas, origlno Ia sallda
de uro de les ministries, que como cl
sirvieron a la bucna causa en- los me-
scs deMarzo V Abril de 1913, senala-
dos por Ia persona que ell lector va
sabe.
Con este. ca quien Sc favorecio:
q la revolution o a ia. -. buena eau
sa.......!
NCTA 2a.-A los Obreros y Revo-
lucionarios.
Nj delito era tambien p]ertenecer,
como perteneZco, a la clase de los
obreros humildea Y %honrados, que
sufrimos V sentimos lIs neceslcades
de Ia civilization, Y arsiamos vivir Y
disfrutar de los bienes de esta. Por
ESQ era que yo. apoyado por dlchos
obreros Y desPses COMO jefe reVolu-
cionario, %eXpuesto a as peripeclas Y
peiigros entire genie .e armas, tconlo
no Sc ha visto, seguE'o estoy, III I'M
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07
My sannr milo:

En- 81 uitimo nurlero de la publ
caci6n que listed dirige Y en- el cual
auarece uublicada mi csrta dc 81 dc
Diciembre proxirno pasado, relatNa al
Coasejo Nacicnal, ~propuesto por c!
Sr. Lie. Vera Estanol, constan tam
bier las apreciacioneS que Sc hacen
de Ia propia carta, apreclaclones que
ne Dermito m2nifeStar .llrGuna eSta
en- 10 iusto ' a reSerTa de ocup2rme
de elias, por 10 que a perSonahda-
9es y otrcS Duntos toca, eSpero &c 81
proceder caballeroso que, aunque va
en- mi referida carta eNlSte parte DE
nj defensa. 50 sirva publican M otra
de : de Enero u!timo, como parte
tambien de la referida ietensa, pu-
hiicaado aSi mismo IA preserte ' suS-
repdiendo TODD juicio. haSta no Yer 81
personas desapasionaiaS '. soore TO-
30. completeness definen cual eS il
causa de Ia legaiidad IN nuestrO pals,
para 10 cual atentamente Sup!lco q
I'd. one. 81 10 tiene a 0len, hag2 IA
iEvltaciun reSpccttva.
ESto. para mi. IS IN ounto de vital
i~mra~tancia. ccmo que el Sera el que
file Ia o~rientacion debica. MI op.-
Mon honrada eS. cue nieEtras no de
len De eXist.r en- cSta terra los Sc
crcta-ios de Estado one deSIgno e.
Presidents Nadero: conforme a Il
Constitution de 1857 Y q los IdcaleS
quc han sriuEfado en- ell n1undo. los
referidoS Secretaries representa- Ia
causa de la iegalidad, por las raZones
- dcrecho que ne eXPueSto Y I'd. no
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07

soma oue NE proporeione informcs dc mi
1nadrc Amada Torres. 4 Guien ~comrana una
nina de ) amos Y dc quien no he recibido
noticias hace seis mescs. que nc escribio de
Ivaton. w. Va. TODD informe dirijase a Sra.
Rebeca T. Murillc. Box I27. Lynch Mines.
Ky. VI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07

CRATIFTCARE AMPLTANENTE Il Ia per-
soma ouc me proporcioae informes dc mi
hcrnana Elena NJ. Rum dc HolCuin. dc 81
csposo Santiago Ramos HolSuin = dc su hi
ja Vicenta Ruiz. quiencs en- 1893 salleron dc
81 Paso. Texas. con rumbo al Estado dc
California. Todo infcrn3c d~iriiasc a Armada
Ruiz de Saen=. 5l2 Camaron St Interior
M o. San Antonio. Texas. Cl0)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07
VENTAS

FOR AUSENTARME de la eiudad vcndo a
precio baratisimo maquina Oliver NO. ? en-
~perfecto estado. Travis 6St3. tel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07
"REvIsTA MEXlCANA". semana

NANAt M SASSNNAANS
"REVISTA MEXlCANA". semana-
RIO de esta ciudad, publico en- 81 nu-
nero $50. correspondence al 3 de Re
brero proximo pasado. una de las
cartas que he dirijido al n L!c.
Nemesio Garcia NaranJO. o motlVo
de Ia encuesta que emprendlo Soore
81 Corseio Nacional propuesto por el
Lie. Vera Estanoi V Ia cual. Ell pri-
nero de elloS. quedo de pucIrcari&'
~exrresando cl juicIo que correspondent
al caracter del semanario.
Previamertc u tai juicio y.....en
vista De 10 que objete Y rechace. Sc
hicieron. en- bien de la verdad hlSto-
RIGA. las rcctif!cacioneS deblda&
Crei que en- atencion a mi conducta
Sc modif;carian las demas inluStaS
apreeiacioneS Que respecto de mi hu-
nilde personalida6 Sc han hecho, de-
iando uue eli pubiico fuere quien JUZ-
care. Mas no fue ash, y, por 10 mis-
mo me dirigi al Director del semana-
rio de que Sc traJa, Suplicandode que.
como parte de mi d~efensa. Dubllcara
mi carta de I de EneTo ultlnlc por
tratar ser dc ntereS general. Y poSte-
riormente. Ia a Sc refiere a mi defcn-
sa personal. cuya fecha es ia del !.
de Febrero ultimo, que mSerto mas
adelantc-
Con p~osterioridad llegu5 q saner
Que el Semanario de que nago merl-
TO. aSi como ciectos peridicoS dc 4
rrenSa meXicana eXlStente en- este
pais nc estan sino al servlclo &c inte-
reSes determinadoS Y no, como era m!
suposicion. al de los generates de IA
Patria meXicana. Esto me- oolga a
hacer IA urcSente publication. Va QUE
m; cart2 de! raferiGo ! de Febrero.
(cuva prueba por primera veZ--y a
+erCiIndo 70 q la veZ q la critica YER
raj necna all;-se me do nara nacerle
corracc!o&cSl. nc aoa:ecio en- 81 M
nero Que ~eSpcraba Y temIendo no
apGrezca va Y cora iguai suerte =
las GSEl;:S CartaS On CUE conSta MI
cstu.-Zc que DER. y mai. CeoI" i
rarecer desic luego. SupueSto que era
81 resultado Ge la encuesta a que me
he referidO.
Ash. pueS. a la prensa lmDarcIal :
Que este 2 disposition de la Patrla
mexicana Y de los i~ntereses dc los
obreros utiles cue procuran clevare
Y honrar = su claSe; supllca c! sig
natario Ia reproduction &c cuanto
aoui esta escrito o. por 10 menos, de
IN eXtracto oe clio.
Ak por ell tempo &c Ia pottlca dc
las desaeariciones de los reos condpcl-
dos CT 81 primer famoso ausomoviI
girls; tiem2os en- los que HEerta Y SuS
~conseieroS. a Quienes tanto deoen9s'
sonaban vivir la eternidad; cu&nGo
en- la mas ruin epoca. en- la Qua tuVe
cue a~bardonar mi Pazria, para pro
bar por primera vez las amarguraS
del destierro. junto con ctros buenos
mexicanoS: a los periotiStaS que me
entrevistarou en- el puerto de Vera
crEz les decia: "iOjafa Y que este Sc
pacifiuue,r Ahnra. re~cordando a
ouCllo. debc decir "iOjala = que Re
vista Mexicana" una a los meXlcanoS
V salve nuesvra Patr!a!.....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07

FL senior don Ramon y. 10
sales nos su2lica Ia pubIlca-
ci0n del siguiente rcmltIdo:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07
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LA SENORA E. Dobson da classes de in
giles en- su casa, a 80 cts. Ia bora Tamblen
Il pomicilio. Prccios convencionales. Diri-
iansc a Us Claudia St. Telefono Mission
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