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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

nccdcut: Borah. Idaho; Calder, New
York, Cummlns, Iowa Curtis, Nan
sas. Dillingham;, vermont! hus''
New Jersey, Elklns. West Virginia;
Fan Nav Mexico, Fernuld, Maine
France, Maryland, Frcltnghuysen
New Jersey. Gruuno North Dakota,
Hale Maine, Harding, ONO, John
son. California. KcyCS New Hamp-
shire. Knox, Pennsylvania. LcnrooI
Wisconsin. Lodge, Massachusetts,
Mccormick. Illinois; Mclean, Con
nccticut. Moses New Hampshire, /,
New. Indiana. Newberry, Michigan,
Page Vermont. renrose, Penn
sylvania. PhipRs Colorado; Poin
dexter. WashnEton, sherman, III
Innis. Smoot. Utah: Spencer,
Missouri, Sterling. South Dakota /,
SnuthcrIand West Virginia, Town
send, Michigan. Wadsworth, New
York. Warren. wyoming. Waston.
Indiana
BcSidcs these republican senators
certain democrats hravcd the charge
Of marty disloynlty for thc~slkc OF our
Country's lntercs6 namely, Senators
Reed Missouri. Thomas, Colorado, /,
Shields Tennessee; core, oklahoma,
King. Utah, Meyers, Montana. and
Chamberlain. Oregon
uppouuon to the Paris convenant
ns originally drawn has not been won
over. but ~ result of the public
discussion since It's publication the
covenant seems TO have been ma
terially amended and clarified and,
what is still more important TO
America. the American people have
been brought TO think about what
thalr entrance into league with
Europe may mean TO them and their
children We have been saved by
the courageous critics OF the cove
nant from going into tho European
jungle hindruii
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
DcmbIliIation Rapid

WASHINGTON, April 3D. -Rs.
ports on rehabilitation. made publi,
today by the war department. show
total OF l,S32,523 Officers and men
released from the army TO date. Of
whom 99.295 were In the commits.
stoned grades. orders have been 1.
sued for thb rehabilitation OF 1915.
600. Oversee troops returned 10 ths
United States to date total G1G.13g
Enlistments In response to the de.
partments call for volunteers now
have reached total of 1919.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
FIGHT OF YANk SEAMEN
IN SCOTLAND NOT SERIOUS

INVERNESS, Scotland, Apr. q --
An investigation today Of .ho -,
counter between the local police ,ra
American seamen Inst nigh, .r,U.t
that the Incident was no, , s.ria,.
one. IL appears that when a crowt
OF sailors refused To move on tho ~,
lice arrested one OF the mon r..
friends went TO his assis,anc. ana, .
escaped. Three policemen ,,,,,
slightly hurt in the melee
. one sailor was finally arrested an,
turned over TO the United Sf,,,s 49,,
val AuthOritles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

Mr. Burleson prctonds to console
himself with the belief that there
Is a plot ia get his goat II a gem
erai uprising, regardless OF politics,
party and previous condition OF ser
vitude. is a plot then for once he h
&, right The criticism OF his malad-
ministrauon Is just as severe among
members of his own party as Il Is
among adherents Of other political
organizations and Is not confined to
spo,s. The whole country is axin'
him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

board There seems To be no fear of
losing votes by taking losses aggre-
eating maybe billion. in selling off
the emergency fleet. but when II
comes to repeating the seaman's law,
which must be revoked before any
privately owned merchant marine Is
possible under the American flag.
there is utter silence on Mr., Hurleys
mart
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

Improvement note from the Ana
conda standard; ~ compared with
the old democratic manse, the new
house won't have quite 80 much
southern exposure and It's kitchen
will he a less prominent feature OF
the architecture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
Oklahoma Outbursts

1t is Just about time somebody
started a lawn mower drive,
II ls undorc'ood that those tanks
now making tn" ronud Of Oklahoma
towns are al cWpiloa.
Those traps you see on every street
corner are not, intended for my
I cops"
II must have been no less than n
genius who conceived the idea OF
| calling them soft' drInkT
The lS namcA from which Cover
nor Robertson VIII select four mem -
hcrs Of the road commission look all
right They ar" all right oIets 10.
Wa judge from tho Advertising
columns OF billboard that all OF the
best vodvil artists failed to connect
with a 1912 season contract
Granny IIycrs. who died last week
near Tahlcqunh, was ll3 years OF
age. Almost az old as tho Cherokee
hllls.
Claremore has 10 horses present
FOR her annual spring racing meet
Win plenty Of radlum wntcr the
ponies ought 10 set a fast pace.
One Of the pleasing and gratifying
features a bout tho result Of tho street
car RirikV,As that both sides seem
perfectly Mtiisfled. and are thankful
for the consideration given them by
the walking public
Enid police caused considerable
excitement the other day by spllllng
% pinlr OF Yellowstone. who would
have thought a little thing like that
would cause n Hensation In Enid2
The old man who drank four gal
Ions or lake" Just before ne died
waS only trying To carry out his in
terprotation OF one OF tho CONNER
cial clubs slogans Take on q little
more ginger"
There IL one thing yon can say
about THE Cat" II will never bo
found yOwling n criticism on Cam
Russell. In fact. Il has well de
fined opinion that Cam liz about the
only reliable, steady flowing gas well
In ohlahomo'
There IL n suspicion that the Ro-
tArians are about 10 take over the
city government In MuskoRee A
committee has been appointed 10 Sc
lect strategic points on tho streets
foi machine gun meats, NO that when
plans are matnred they can control
traffic -
This column has found ono Tulsa
lady who IN an enthusiastic supper
tor OF the campaign we have bern
trying to start to induce tho city Of
ficlals TO wash the streets. Sho was
compelled 10 come down town Fri
day evening after It had been drix-
Zllng rain all day.
It IL said that most OF the oppoci-
ton to the good roads project In
Muskogee comes from one faction
who are peeved because another fac
tion OF the democratic party seems to
he more favored by the smiles OF
Governor Robertson. This sounds
like the man who refused to eat a
perfectly good pie because his
mother did not bake IT,
One OF the points on which the
prosecution lays great stress In the
trial OF Homer Wilson at Tahlequnh
for the murder OF George md frank
Anthony because he believed them to
he instrumental in breaking up his
home. is this bit OF writing penned
by Wilson while In jail: Motto
Here's that l may grow fat on the
beef that grew fat on the grass that
grew on the graves OF those that do |
rot like mo" Tho state contends
that this shows him TO have murder
I'm HIS heart
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

and power
democacy only rough nppro,ma-
private ss Sn the grocer or T"iSSs the S
sus,o%or. the
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of "gnn h"oro becomes necessary for these ordinary
@ , "a ge, @ OF % All nn i'm o % @ o m @ aHd second
leo n also in 6er own self defense through private such
f ] f when @ H % % out SU oS we're s Of @ e sec c % ,esG
snd no,y
wnsh leaders
he% They Ga @ct that the right pcpeP5
5s S.i ss ana 'Ss h;
,s labor
ia Is %aaS, a..
& s % aH0ns5 & s IE @ sTTs & 0rHs. s %
OF the workers mus" be ana nes% DG S @
men exercise 'h rights deprive i've the nation
whh up supplies Of
az @ s s.s % ii % sa r ' % 'o 3 deeply % % s
S 70 % saUn S%a n Should Ts rsScn my but the less
many ' 81 sS a,s %%
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s
foows his Indignation the conduct % Of Hs
Seto" in my but
% Of al . about @ a nd uSsss %sF Ssd SG
s nSu fG%sh % 0 To s Hs sa
n san:ns @ & % that e1 sSqs ss
OF at
~sSS ysTs S' sS' sSn s eSs"
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me- saS q: '
o governor
under command OF
theirs
Judgment
him
OF the Civil
the
in military
Hnef
without outward OF the
mltar
the order h would
the
Tonga / Senator who. like
tho OF be
that would
n
him
should
that the coal famine would end forth
merely told
that the governor would request inter
venon the mil aske that the request be made.
To be
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

Docs anybody here know why II is.
inquiries the Macon Telegraph, that
nearly every patriotic foreigner in
tent upon getting the oppressors \
iron heel off his oountry's neck
spends mos; OF his time n the
United States raising sand about Il!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS
Daily Food

Take my yoke upon you, and ioarn al
me- for ! am meet and lowly In heart
and ye shall find reSt unto your souls,
Matt, il:2D.
They shall find rect that learn ot me.
I'm Of meek and lowly mind
But passion RACES like the sea,
And pride Ia restless as the wind.
Help u.s. o lord our God. for We rest
on thee. 2 Chron IA:l1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

In the death OF Bishop Hoss OF
Muskogoe tne Mcthodist church
loses one OF It's great preachers and
teachers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

miner on the Othtr mana however expert could not
dispense with tho companies lilo needed job; his
wife and children would StRrve II no dd get
what tho miner had to sellhs laborwas perishable
commodity; the labor Of todayif not sold tOdaywas
lost forever, Moreover, his labor not like most
commodities more thing; u part Of II living.
breathing being The workman saw. and all citizens
who gave earnest thought To the matter that the
labor problem only economic, but also "A
moral human problem. individually the miners
mputent when they sought 10 enter wage contract
with the great companies thoy could make fair
only by uniting into trade bargain collectively
fhc forced TO cooperate to secure not only
their economic. but their simple human rights They.
like other workmen were compelled by the very
ditions under which they lived to unite In unions OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

SAN sALVADOR,Eriday April 25.
Rafael Guirola, former minister u
state In the Salvadorean cabinet
died here last night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
---------A autobiography of--
Theodore Roosevelt

A n
~ was ct@ meauy N the nsanE relation between the
carrying which their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

SpS-uIatiOns as to Candidates.
81 IoulG Globe Democrat
Most OF tho speculations as to
presidential candidates uNnt year re-
volyc about aIiEnmenIS Of other days
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

Granny IIycra. who died last week
ncar Tahlcgunh. was ll3 years OF
age. Almost aE old as tho Cherokee
hills.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

Claremore has 10 horses present
for her annual spring racing meet
with plenty Of radlum wntcr the
ponies ought 10 set fast pace
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

There IL n suspicion that the Ro-
tarians are about 10 take ovcr the
city government In Muskogee A
committee has been appointed 10 Sc
lect strategic points on the streets
foi machine gun meats, No that when
plans are matured they can control
traffic. -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

This column has found ono Tulsa
lady who IN an enthusiastic suppor-
tor OF the campaign we have bern
trying TO start to induce the city Of
ficlals TO wash the streets. sho was
compelled TO come down town Fri.
day evening after It had been driz-
zllng rain all day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

One ot the pleasing and gratifying
features about tho result OF the street
car RirikVAs that both sides seem
perfectly satisfied. and are thankful
for the consideration given them by
the walking public
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

The old man who drank four gal
Ions or lake" Just before he died
waS only trying To carry out HIS in
terprotation OF one Of tho CONNER
rial clubs slogans Take on a little
more ginger"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

We judge from tho advertising e
columns OF billboard that all OF the
best yOdvil artists failed 10 connect
with 1912 season contract
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

Enid police caused considerable
the other day by spllllng
% plnlr Yellowstone. who would
have thought a little thing like that
would cause n sensation ia Enid7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

There Is one thing yon can say
about THE Cat" II will never bo
found yowllng n criticism on Cam
Russell. In fact. Il has "A well de
fined opinion that Cam IN about tho
only reliable. steady flowing gas well
In Oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

n must have been no less than n
genius who conceived the Idea OF
calling them soft drinks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

II II said that most Of the oppoci-
ton to the good roads project IN
Muskogee comes from one faction
who are peeved because another fac
ton OF the democratic party seems TO
he more favored by the smiles OF
Governor Robertson This sounds
like the man who refused TO eat a
perfectly good pie because his
mother did not bake It.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

Those traps you see on every street
corner hre not. intended for my
COpH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-15
iEsta su cabelIo encaneciendo !

10 I'd. KOLORBAK ahora mismo. Esta g
Il rrcparsci5U mas seEUra para haceT Que -
-abe!go conserve 81 color. Tambien quita Ia
r,sna y evfta IA caida del cabello- No ASTHMA
~ nero cabelludc. No sc trsta dc una plutIra
n iintl.ra. sino DC una preparation inotcnSiva
ara cvi,sr las CANAS. No Sc ~avcjcntc. Ia.
~ ,.-bsIIo iris 10 hace aparecer mas vicio. Con-
.a-y,.e 'oycu. Este compucSto no conticnc IN
c-aLicu:cs pcrJ1dicIalcs. Preparation cIcutiti-
=. nara hCnbrcS y mUjereS. Precio SI.'V,
Iimpia. y tic facil APPLICATION. Miles Dc "erSc-
ma, 70 -scomicudan. Son en- ~nuestro rodcr los
testimonies dc n'UchaS IcrSonaS que han cXpcrl-
r,or.g,3c su< h~acficos resultadoS. oFERrA rs
pECIAI. Mandc I'd. SI.50 mas l>c- en- c.
.a-1p5tia~ y L. cRviarenos UNA botcl!a dc E.ueS-
"a Sira I'd. las instrUccioncS GU" icumrauan
4 csda botci,a y ohtcndri magriucoS r"5u,ta-
Io-. Ne dcic I'd csta oportunidad para m'Ca-
ns. cscriOa dcsdc Mcso.
FISHLEIGH & COMPANY
Dent. II Is. CHICAGO. ILL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-15
FRACASO
Ha sido Ia campana de
Castro en- Chihuahua
In jefe csrrancista dice a que
Sc debe Ell fracaso

CIUnAD DE MENlCO. Abril 13.-
Manuel Flores. ,Jefc del EStado Ma
ycr de Fortunate Zuazua, que opera
en- Chihuhua Y que ACADIA de l!egar d
eSta capital. fue entrevistado Dor al
@uno dc los rotativos de aqui. habieE-
do dado informes que estan muy lc-
jos lie scr satiSfactorios para ell Go
oierno en- 10 relative 4 la diZque vi
goroSa campana que Sc ioa a cmpren-
der en- e. LELAND Estado dc Chihuahua
contra las distintaS partidas dc re-
Ec,deS que ALA continuan hacienGosc
fcertcS cada dia.
Flores cxpreS6. en- terminus gene
raleS. que Ia Situacion dc las fuerZas
en- Chihuahua es mala "debido al pc
sinlo estddo Ell que Sc halla la caba-
llada. Dice que tcdos Sus animales
estan enflaquecidoS Y cast incapaci-
tadoS para la campana: que los han
hccho atravesar grandcs e~XtenSiores
de terencs deSiertos cor objeto de ba-
tir a los revOluCionarioS. a QuleneS no
nan pcdido hacec mas que alcjarloS
De las p~oblacioues importantes Il que
50 acercaban con ell fin de hacerSe de
maycreS e~lementos. pueS hay que ad-
vertir Que por la fronteTa eS POGO 0
NADIA 10 que reciben debido a Ia cS-
tricta vigilancia de las fuerzaS de los
EstadoS UnidoS.
Les rcvolucionarios. Siguc hablan-
do Flores. haccn una guerra dc que
rrillaS interminable. ' tienen sobre
ellos les carcancistaS) la inmenSa
ventaja dc zanzibar caoalIoS en- cada
ranchoria que viSitan. en- tanto que
les otrcs - ven obligadcs a hacer lar
gas ~jornadas, agctandosc cast compile
tamente.
Opina que una campana de contra
guerill&s daria TN cyceleHte result
tado; pero no "A pueden realizar por-
cue les faltan a~ninlaIes Y parque a
wees. cuando sc retiran del centric de
aprovisionamiento. llegan a carecen
haSra &c 10 mas indispensable.
Cree que Ia campana dc Chihua-
hua es la mas dificil de todas las re-
/ @icnes del pals, Y a clio Sc debe Ell he
cho penoso de que para hoy Sc italian
coiocadoS solo 4 Ia defensiva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-15
NFORMES SOBRE Ia
STTUACION EN- MORELOS
Los proportional uno de los
Jefes carraHclstGs que
estdn en- CampGnG

CIUDAD DE MENICO. Abril II.
Pillar Sanchez. uno de les jefes ca
rranciStas mas ~agucrridos que sc en-
cavga de haccr la campana en- Ia re-
gion dc Yautepec, cdl Estado dc Mo-
reloS. y en- 2uyo pueblo ticnc Su Guar
tel general. arrioo a cSta capital O.
bedeciendo a IN llamado del Jefe
del Executive.
SANCHEZ. segGn eNprcso a la prem
sa. las condolences de Morelos me-
joran cada dia, aunque icntamcnte,
pues agrega qeu no Is possible acabar
en- unos cuantos meses con una rebel
dia que ha cchado hondaS raiceS en-
q Estado dur&ntc tGntos amos.
Los j~ovcnes yucatecos Gustavo
Wales Y Joaquin Maldonado. pertene-
cientes d sanaS familias peninsulareS.
fueron requeridos por las au]toridades
iudicialeS del puerto de NeracruZ,
lugar en- cue robaron a la Senora
Hacep Palma ' Nora, DANA tambien
yucateca que esruvo protegienGo a los
pilIos. q~uicneS Sc apoderaron de sus
alhajas.
La sonora Palma Y Mora vino u
esta capital en- seguimiento de sus
ingratos Y ratcros paisanos, quienes
fuercn aprehendidos, encontraEdoSe 10
robado en- un empeno de aqIfi.
Como cl robo fuc cometiGo en- Vera
cruz. toca a las autoriGades de ala
incoar Ell proccso respective.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-15
LA VIDA EN- S.
LUIS POTOST
Han 5ajado de precio muchos
de los articules de ge-
neral consume

SAN LUIS POTOSI. .Abrji 12.-
Los comercianteS de esta plaza, en- es-
pecial los almaceniStas que SC han We
nido dedicando al acaparamiento dc
articuloS dc urccnte consume, Sc ha-
Han preocupados por la baja de las
mercancias que cada dia Sc hacc mas
sensible con justificada satisfaction
de las classes consumidoras popuia-
res.
Esta reduction dc prccios obcdecc
Il e. varios comerciantes eNtraujeros
han ofrecido articulos Il precios su-
mamente bajos, habiendo degrade ce-
rrar algunaS opcraciones de impor-
tancia.
Sabcsc que en- eStos d:as llcgaran
aqui alguncS furgones dc m~crcanciaS
&c diario consume, las cuales fueron
3edidas en- vista de que las graniza-
daS causaron graves danos en- los
sembrados &c Fl Bajic. cuyas cose-
chas Sc csperaban a]bundanteS. ha-
biendosc perdido la mayor parte de
elias. segun notjciaS que tienc la Ca
mara de Concrete de Mexico, ~noticia
que ha comunicado a la de esta To-
caiidad.
-Cuando algunos de los eycursio-
niSt&S norteamericanos Sc p~resentaron
d la importantc planta fundidora de
Morales. p~erteneciente a varios CAPT
talistas tambien del norte Y ~paisanos
de los eNcursionistas. no estuvieron
presentes les duenos dc la negocia-
clones. hecho que dcsde luego cause
mala impression a los viSitantes.
En- vista de este un empleado De
categoria fuc cl encargadO de mos
trar a los viajeros la empresa, quie-
mes quedaron muy SatisfechoS de su
adelantO.
Sc dice que los duenos de la pianta
no estuvieron en- la vista pcrque la
Camara de Concrete cometio Ia des-
cLrtesia de no invitarloS. ia! c por
descuido. pues 10 de otra manera sc
eyplica ell case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-15
CANTU FUE LLAMADO
Carranza le ordeno que
Sc traslade a Mexico
Ouiere conferenciar con Ell So
bre diyersos asuntos

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril l5.-
En- los c~irculos oficialcs de csta ca
pital SC habla de que ell Jefe del Eje-
cutivo llamo al Coronel Esteban Can
tn. Gobernador del Distrito Norte de
Ia Baja California. con el objeto. Sc
gun sc dice, de celcbrar con cl una
cOnferencla.
Aunque NADIA sc agrega rcspecto del
asunto para que fue llamado ell Co
ronel Cantti. dicese. sin embargo, que
Carranza quierc perSonalmcnte entc-
rarsc del amino que prevalece en- a.
quella peninsula del occidente, con re-
lacion a la campana aneXlonlsta que
algunos pollticos norteamerlcanos nan
]cmprendido Y que ha sido objeto dc
tantos V tan variadoS concentrates.
Ash miSmo creese que sc tratara e!
asunto de la colonization de aqrel te-
rritorio. la cual desea Carranza que
Sc lleve a cabo cuanto antes con IA
milias mexicanas. de las muchas Gu
Yes iefes Sc hallan sin trabajo en-
varias regiones de la Rcpublica. Sc
gun los mismos periodicos semi-ofi-
ciales Sc han e~ncargado dc publican.
-Procedentc del Estado de Yucca
tan lego a esta capital. alojandose
en- cl Hoted Geneva. cl Jefe de las
~Operaciones dc los Estados dS Yucca
tan Y Campeche. Luis n. Hernandez.
Entrevistad0 por algunos periods
tas dijo venir rcspondiendo a I'm la
mado que lie hiciera C~arranza, con
quien CONFERENCE.-THE.
Hernandez Sc muestra Optimista
respecto de la situacion en- general, V
ha ofrecido dar amplios e interesan-
ties datos de la IONA que domino, in
mediatamente despues de que haya
hablado con ell Jefc del Executive.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-15
UN INCALIFICABLE
CRIMEN EN- OAXACA
Lo cometieron unos bandidos
con una se1onta y una
lRClQTQ

OAXACA, OaXaca. Abril Fla
desconfianza Y la inseguridad toman
cada dia en- TODD ell Estado caractc-
res verdaderamcnte alarmantes; pa
ia las autoridades civiles y militarcs
pcrque ven ia incapacidad completa
del Gooicrno para acabar con la re-
voluci0n qIe desdc hace algunos amos
~encabezan Meiyueiro Y Davila, quie-
nes dominan toda Ia parte monta-
Mesa del EStado. Y para los habitan-
ties uorGue q cada momcnto cstan en-
puestos 4 los a%saitos. Il los atenta-
dos V Il los mrimines que comcten los
perversos que d la sombra de un Co.
bierno incompetente en- 10 absolute.
merodaan por todas parties, llegando
su audacia hasta el extreme de ASA
tar hogares en- los barrios de esta
misma capital.
Hace dos o tres dias que de subj
TO sc presentaron dos bandidcs 2 la
casa de una senoro que. en- companIa
de una agraciada senorita su hlja, vi
We Gil UNA CaliC dpdt tduG VIC = l -
dad. Les bandoleros Sc apoderaron
de cuanto habia ALI. terminando por
secuestrar a Ia anciana Y a la jo-
ven. a quienes sc ~lev&ron a un !ugar
no LELAND. La anciana fue amarrada
Y tirada en- ell suelo, como IN fardc,
Y desde donde pudo contemplar el
acto bruta! que sc cometia con su
infortunada hija. La infeliz madre,
presa de una indcscriptible desespe-
raci6n Sc debatia Ell ell suelo. lanzando
gritos Y protestas contra 10 que sus
propios oios cstaban contemplated.
Luchaba. al mismo tempo. por des-
asirse de las amarraduras, cosa que
hizo enfurecer al otro de los bandidos.
que en- aquellos momentos ilegaba 2
aquel -lugar. Presa de n rabia de
fiera. descargo dos 0 tres puntapics
sobre el cuerpo de la anciana, ter
minando por dispararle un balazo So
bre ell abdomen. Los bandidos huge
ron V la policia recogio a las victimas
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