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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
MEN WILL
Do EXPORT TRADE
Devastated Europe Viii Buy
Dairy Herds and Stock
in America.
BY CHARLES S. HAYDEN.
(Stah correspondent).

WASHINGTON, July .. (SpD.-The
opportunity has been opened to Ameri-
can stock raiseTs, especially dairy cat
tie breeders, to share in the big export
trade being developed cor this country,
Both France and Belgium are In the
market Tor dairy cattle and 1t is not
improbable that similar calls will be
made ir hehalf Of Germany, as soon as
the trade regulations are restored.
France already has taken the initia-
tive and last April. through the high
commission, purchased 104 pure bred
and grade cows and four pure bred
dairy bulls. This was in the nature Of
a trial order which is now to be re-
peated on a greatly enlarged scale. In
fact another commission has arrived
IN this country from France with au-
thOrity to negotiate for the rer"ha (
several thousand head of dairy cattle,
prorlding proper animals Are o~utaInaUia
at prices the French are willing to pay.
II this can be done il is planned by
buy at least 5000 cattle the first
month.
The cattle purchased are to be used
as foundation heards rDr the devastated
regions In France and IL Is stipulated
that by the French officials that at
least two per cent Of the total ship
mehts must be bulls. At the instance
Of this commission the department Of
agriculture has revised the regulations
iSiaAlNt " NNeslOGh SlllptleHLs, making
them applicable to dairy as well as
beef cattle. Arrangements also have
| been made, through the bureau Of mar
kets, which wflf provide Immediate
shipments under the classification Of
'relief."
The United States. however, is not
the only country in which purchases
will be made. The Nrencn commission
plans 70 visit Canada and other cattle
producing countries. For this reason
department OF agriculture officials are
anxious that extra precautions be taken
to see that no inferior stock are sold
as it Is felt this wou;- tend not only to
reduce other sales immediately but
give American breeders a bad name in
foreign markets.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
Activities Among
Memphis Negroes
BY REV, TO. FULLER.

ca request had a very interesting
conference with The officials of the
juvenile court Tuesday afternoon. The
matter under consideration was the De
%linquent negro girl-what to do with
and for her. The big Brother and Sis
ter" movement was discussed but the
question OF detention was one Of the
difficulties, The question Is NeXing ana
serious, Numbers of them are being
arrested and released to repeat their
lawless acts. Here is my plan for a
self -sustaiplng home for one year, SUD
ject to change or notifications:
Let some public-spiriled citizen give
the use Of some unoCcppled house for
one year that would accommodate % or
30 persons, n board OF management to
he responsible for repairs, water, light,
insurance and taxes, while the house
is being used free Of rent.
Secure two practical aud well-pre-
pared women who are able to disclp-
line, teach cooking and plain sewing
Let the house be furnished by dona
lions Of furniture from public-Hplrited
citizens. Put IN half dozen sewing
machines, so that firms could have
dveralls. aprons and other plain sew
Ing done there. Put in u pressing out
iii and stationary laundry tubs for do
ing hand laundering, put IN t~hcubatorS
for raising chickens,
Let the county appropriate funds 4or
the two workers and a small amount
over for expenses. The city could add
n little and be relieved by taking these
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
FAULKNER COURT WILL
NOT BE POSTPONED

CONWAY, Ark, July 2. fSpl-Tbe
July term Of the Faulkner circuit court
WIN he convened Oh July II. and Win
not be postponed on recount Of the low
condition in which farm work has sunk
because Of the excessive rainfall for the
entire season, Circuit Judge George w.
clark, IN announcing that tbs term
would not be postponed, stated that his
schedule Of court terms In other com
lies OF the district, would allow a pogt.
nohomrrt of only one week. and that
the small amount ~ time saved to he
farmers would not warrant the change
being made.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
GENUINE SUFFERING Is
PREVALENT IN GERMANY

LONDON. July 2.r-Germany pos.
sessed a. sound case in claiming
early relief, according to repnrts q
British officers who visited Silesia ID
April to ascertain the economic con
ditions prevailing in Germany. A white
paper issued tonight gives the text OF
their reports and the result Of their
Investigations.
It IL said there was n genuine short
& OF foodstufts and the health of the
population had suffered so seriously
that the working classes had reached
such a stage Of desperation they could
not be trusted TO keep the peace.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
ROAD MACHINERY WILL
BE RETURNED TO u. S.

WASHINGTON, July 2, (spl)-A vast
amount OF road building equipment,
used by the war department ia France'
WIN be returned to this country and
llaned over to the bureau Of public
roads for distribution among the, states
IN the same manner as the 10000 motor
trucks are nov being distributed.
The equipment which will thus he
ANallahle includes 1900 caterpillar lrac-
tors, 400 road oilers. both steam and
gas driven. and q large number Of con.
crete mixers, road graders, rock crush
ets, steam shnl eIs, hosting engines.
,r'" motors aud 80 on. ~
Officials Of the war department are
convinced that the distribution OF this
equipment will result IN q material in
crease IN road building activities and
mus provide employment for many ad
a%ltlonal soldiers. The supplies are be.
Ing collected at the base ports In France
and viii be returned as soon as shipping
space Is available. "Ts
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
S9gIH TO OBTAIN MIXED
ftRl IlLZERS BELOW COST

WASHINGTON. July 2. spl)-Farm.
ers OF southern states win have an Cd.
porI1nltN to obtain mixed fertilizers at
tle cost Of these suppliee last snring
Inns announcement is made on atithoF.
IVY or the department Of agriculture and
" the result conference held het ween
representatives Of the department and
The various manufacturers W.
inc standard for delivery has been
lINeu al me 200 pound bags and the
prices stipulated win be offered IN
Wholesale dealers and to farmers or
nerlhg 80 tons or more. 1t was agreed.
as . result Of these conferences that
me basic prices for mixed fertilizers,
Lob, at the South Atlantic and glIli
ports would be the same as those al
baltimore and Philadelphia, which fixed
tho prices for tho Northern states.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
DYER COUNTY WILL GET
ARMENIAN FUND QUOTA

NGWRERN Tenn. July > ,spl)
,ne work Of tRe Armenian and syrian
rHnet fund Is now under full SWAY ln
pNer county, aud the local committees
EcPGr'S mat the county allotment Of
Ee,eVo WIZ b" raised without any dIf.
t,runH Elder T. S. Baker. OF Dycrs-
pute' mas been %appointed county chair.
man and Rev. f. W, Crump, pastor al
ne Newhetn Methodist church, has
eharge OF the work In Ncwbetn and
ltrtlI,tpfE Progressive interest IA hiding
manifested here IN the good work.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
WILL GREET
WILSON AT THE WHARF

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Vice -Presi-
dent Marshall and all members of the
cabinet are expected to greet President
Wilson at New York when he arrives
Monday on the George Washington.
Secretary Daniels has arranged for the
members of the Presidents official fam
iiy to go aboard the battleship Penn
sy,lvania, flagship Of the Atlantic fleet,
which is to meet the presidential ship
outside New York harbor and escort her
to port.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
AUT0ISTS ESCAPE WHEN
TRAIN HITS MACHINE

HELENA, Ark, July >. (SplD- How
Paul Won Kennel and Gilbert o Ken
mel, OF Barton, escaped with their lives
when their ear cullided with II moving
train at Pillows crossing, remains q
mystery The automobile, with a trail
cr attached, was completely demolished,
wheels acvered from the auto, tires
stripped from the rims, hubs torn from
the spokcs, and the occupants came
out II the wreck with only minor
bruises, 1t a said the drivers OF ,hy
car failed to hear the whistling sig
nal nor see the brakeman who sood 4,
the crossing giving the warming After
the train hit the car ii was dragged
down the track, parts of the machine
rolling down both sides OF the cmbank
mtut
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02

%deliquents off OF the streets and out
Of the courts for a year.
This home could be made self-sus-
tanning In u short while. II social work
ers and the business men would lend
support and cooperation. II you think
well Of the plan, drop me a line at 492
st, Paul avenue and ! will undertake
to get the plan going in short order.
Dr Iona Whipper? Of the National
Y W. e. A. board, delivered an ex-
ceedingly interesting lecture to a larGe
group Of club women at the Howe
chapel Tuesday afternoon, subject 'Se&
Education"
When people get the idea fixed IN
their minds that 1t is just as dishonest
to steal a penny as It Is to steal d
bank, to steal a loaf OF bread as to
steal a barrel Of flour, and that 1t is
thett to draw wages for labor not per
torTned, we shall feel that the public
conscience Is arousing and Is begin
ming TO assert itself, The principle of
honesty must prevent the fact of dis
honesty. Unless you have the first, the
second is not liable In exist.
Or. y. r. Lloyd, Of the farm Develop
ment bureau delivered an interesting
lecture to the hackers at the Howe
SUMMER school Tuesday morning. He
discussed the Tenant system with some
splendid original suggestions that would
result In making the tenant PARTED 81
pate IN the improvements and profits
OF The farm In "A way not heretofore
done. The plan deserves the most
careful consideration and we hope to
hear Or. Lloyd again on this subject.
The address scheduled for -. f.
Booth on the subject The Moral As
DpIt of IInPal I'nntFuafg' UNA ,Np1Hlntad
TO a later day in Difference 10 Prof.
u. h Long who was compelled TO
leave the city,
Prot, T. II, Long, dean-elect of
Payne College, Augusta, Ga, discussed
Imagery In Education' to the delight
OF the teachers Of the Summer school,
Tuesday afternoon.
The n who keeps mohey In his
pockets too long may finally let II get
into his soul, When this happens he
becomes miserable and an object Of
pity. 1t is dangerous to stop the circu-
'a''on OF money by misery boarding,
One hundred and three teachers are
enrolled in the Howe summer school
rs children In the practice school and
90 in the Vacation Bible school,
w "lt 'HlN Nv p'T cent VI lHt puIu-
LAtlon Of this country and we furnish
20 per cent Of the criminals. Leaders
must reduce this commercial record.
The Golored Federated Charities holds
an important meeting Wednesday after.
noon from ; to 3 at the headquarters
over the Bealc avenue market. Al
affiliating organizations are urged t.
send representatives. =
What public spirited citizen viii fur.
nlsh 2 temporary home for the indus,
trial training OF delinquent negro girls
There Is an urgent demand for such
a place for the good Of society. Hell
Ms get started.
49,
Negroes all over the country vii
soon learn the wisdom of a sane con.
structive policy that VIII work any,
where. The rage question is not a mat
ter of geography.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
BoWlip.Peck.

COLUMBUS. Miss. July .. (Spl)-
W. II. Bowlin and Miss Eldora Peck
we're married here yesterday, the cere-
mony having taken place at the home
Of the Brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Q. Peck, 720 Military road, and hav-
ing been performed by Rev. J. II. Bell,
evangelist Of the North Mississippi In
dustrial Institute and College and the
groom is 2 successful business man,
being manager of the Bpwlin Sand and
Gravel Company.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
Oliver Charles,

NEWRERN. Tenn. Iuiy . ,sr,
\ telegram has been received NV raia
tlveS N the ealteta part II The ]oot,nnly
from the United States var department
at Washington, T. g., announcing Tho
DEAN or Oliver Charles. 4 pfoniinenf
younE nlan wha has seen service in i
world N~Ar IN Ffancc for the past Year,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
Finch-DaMs.

DYERSRuRG, Tenn, July 2. CSpl)--
Miss Fern Davis and George Finch were
married at the parsonage Of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church Monday
evening by the pastor, the Rev. r. Ash
burn. The bride Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. g. W Davis, who reside east
Of here, while the groom is a promi-
nent young business man.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
Tinnin- Barrett.

YAZ0O CITY, Miss, July 2. (SplD-
Miss Myrtle Barrett and Mr.. John w.
Tinpin, bath Of Bee Lake, in Holmes
Monday afternoon, the Rev. Lee h.
Spencer performing the ceremony,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02

Gunter.R urgin.

COLUMBUS, Miss, July .. (Spl)-
Mr., and Mrs. Robert j.. Gunter an
nounce the engagement and approach
Ing marriage of their daughter, Susie
wedding to be sQlemniEed Thursday,
July "a.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
Women
Made Young

Bright eyes. a clear skin and a body
full of youth and health may be
yours if you will keep your system
In order by regularly taking
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
WIheeDcad VI
G. w. Inman.

bYERSBuRG. Tenn. .Iny . ,snl,
g W. lumau, a prominent fArner r.,
siding north Of byersburs. h dead AT
MS home lie Was q member or me
Methodist church intermcnt was nj
providence cemetery, Gibson county ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
GOLD MEDAL
> .'!!!!!:!I;!l,!!, Oh
w. gSy;S54Y13

The worlds standard remedy for kidney,
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles, the
enemies Of lite and lookS In use since
1895. All druggists, three siEss
ieek Ees tho name Gold Medal on every box
and accept 20 imitation
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02

DR. Iona Whipper? Of the National
Y W e. A. board, delivered an ex-
ceedingly interesting lecture to a larse
group Of club women at the Howe
chapel Tuesday afternoon, kubject Sex
Education"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02

A great range Of styles and materials,
including Tan Calf. Tan Kid, Black Calf,
Black Kid. White Cloth and Palm Beach,
in English, semi-English. round and me-
dunn toes. straight lasts and foot-form
shapes. Values up to SIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-02

sailr del ostraclsno Tornado en- que
Sc encuentran, la poblacion volvio
quedar sunlida en- el abandono mas
complete no logra reaninarse por
1alta de comunlcaciones poraue ma
die va al puerto aunlcntar con los
gastos que eroga, el comer:io ell
movlmlento del mismo.
"I bien, 81 ell gcbierno Sc fuera pa
ra Ensenada, mas de trescientas per-
sonas tendrian que aumentar los gas
tos de la poblacion V habria un mori-
miento en- ell comercio que dejaria
satisferhos los ensenadenses. Pero
el hecho de que Ensenada Sc encuen-
ire tan aleiada de la frontera, mas
que todo de Mexicali, imposibilita al
Soblerno, segun parecc, ell emprender
la caminata hasta aquella desventu-
rada poblacion.
"A ESQ Sc deben los rumores que
han echado volar los residentes
de Tijuana Y Ensenads, rumcres ba-
10 los cuales sc oculta IN ''inocents
deseo de mejcramiento"
"No es esta la primera vez que o.
cure tai cosa: porGue los habitantes
de MeXicali sc resentian por Ia au-
sencia de los funcionarios emplea-
dos del goDierno. ell ano pasado,
proximas las fiestas del 16 de Sep
tlemore lanzaron la especic de que
los ''carrancistas" de Mexicali habian
convocado los elementos &c desor-
den una matanZa general de chinos.
"El gobernador Cantu, no oostan-
te que tenia magnificas informacio-
nes sobre Ia veracidad de tales ru-
mores, Sc decide a apresurar su re-
greso a Mexica!i V abandonar tt
juana, donde Sc encontraba estabie-
cida Ia capital del gobierno del Dis
trito Norte. Ahora Cue el calor es
va muy fuerte en- Mexicali, es posi-
hle que pronto los ensenadenses
los tijuanenses, que estaH de pugna
por obtener por unos meses e! bene-
ficio de que el go5ierno Sc estableza
en- cualquiera de las dos poblacio-
neS citadas, van saber la verdad y
con clio Sc aplacaran todas las falsas
noticias que circular en- los corrllios
de mexicanos de San Diego Y en- las
poblaciones mexicanas del Dlsrlto
Norte".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-02
EN- SONORA TAMb|EN Sc
ACRAVA IA SF7UAC|0N
LAPOBLACION DE ESPERANZA FUE ATACADA
POR UNA NUMEROSA PARTIDA De YAQUT
Las ropas que iban envadas Chihuahua tuveron
que ser remitidas al Sur nuevamente para hacer
frente a la nueva nsurreccion de los indios

"a ser enviadas al Estado de Chi
huahua a traves del territorio ame-
ricano, cause multiples con1entaros
en- las ciudades de la frontera. Aun
cuando Sc dieron a conocer las de-
claracione3 atnibuidas a Carranza,
de que esas tropas no son necesarias
va en- Chihuahua por estar ALI .'domi-
NADIA Ia situacions" poca importan-
cia sc dio tales declaraciones, So
bre todo al tsnerse noticia de que
Espseranza Y otros puntos del Vale
del Yaqui habiar sido atacados por
par:idas insurrectos, y que una acti-
vidad alarmante Sc estaba notando
tambien en- la region al sureste de
Cananea.
Noticias posterioues recibidas con
grandes dificultades causa de la
censura tan estricta que Sc mantle
ne en- Sonora por las autoridades MI
litares, hacen saber que una situacion
en- extreme dehcada Sc ha creado en-
ell Sur del Estado de Sonora, a causa
de una nueva insurreccion general
de 10; indios yaquis.
LsE fuerZas que al mando del ge-
neral Torres. Habian sido recocen-
tradas al las cercanias de Nogales,
eran las que durante muckos meses
estuvieron encargadas de Ia campa-
ma contra los indios. Su retro de
Ia region yaqui dio mctiyo que los
lndios, notando que no eran va per-
seguidos, sc animaron a volver so
bre los poblados. Y como las prime
ras partidas que tai hicieron no en-
contraron resistencia, fueron dar
aviso a los d,emas yaquis Y estos de-
cidieron abandonar las serranias,
hacienda una irrupcion general en-
los poblados Y Ell los camros culti-
vados, que reclaman como suyos.
Las fuerzas del general Torres,
en- numIro de dos mil hombnes, van
encargarse nuevamente de la CAM
pana contra los yaGuis, tratando de
oponerse la irrupcion general Que
estos estan llevando a cabo, Y que Sc
considera mas peligrosa que la que Ca
lies domino fuerza de medidas de
extreme rigor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-02
PROTESTA DEL CLERO ESPANOL
LOS CARDENALES, ARZOBISPOS Y OBlSPOS DE ES-
PANA PROTESTAN POR LA CONSTITUTION
APROBADA EN- LA C. DE QUERETARO
Enyiaron al eeco sentda carta los senores Arzo-
bispes Obispos de la Republica Mexicana

con que mancho sus nlanos Ia ne
volucion mexlcana en- eStoS uttlmoS
amos, creiamoS que. paSada la re-
vuelta en- IL. que Ia hez de las pasio-
mes Sc ercumbro apareciendo domi-
nadora, volveria vueStra nooie ma
cion la normalldad por los GAUGES
dc Ia paz de la justicia. A este
FIN, de todos los ambiscs de la Pc
ninsula ibcrica Sc elevaron Dos
fervientes oracloneS, Y con mayor
inStancia cuando sc dejaron OR los
sentidoS acentos paternaleS anne
los de Su Santidad Benedicto AF
en- su carta &c Is die JUNO de 1911.
NueStra afhcclon supe de punto
a medida que venlos consolldarSe a
quella tiranica dictadura cue re-
viste con aparlencIas de legalidad la
Mas inicua de las prosecutions re-
lisiosas, mediante la CONSTRUCTION
politica pubiicada en- Queretaro el
dia ) de Febrero de 1917.
La lectura de algunas de sus 6ispo-
siciones nos h. sldo repugnante, y
Fl coniunto nos ha parecido una in
digna farsa de constitution hbre.
Ell articulo SO. de Ia misma decia-
"a libre Ia ensenanza, pero en- Sc
guida manda que sea laica, prohibe
toda instruction religiosa Y mega
4 cualquier institute a un simple
ministro dc religion aiguna el de-
recho de estabiecer dirigir escue-
las. Cuando las pernite las somete
arbitrariamente a la inspection Off
cIal, V aSi toda la ensenanza esta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-02
LAS NOTICIAS DE LOS CRIMENES EN- LA BAJA
CALIFORNIA TIENEN UN FIN COMMERCIAL
Sc a suscado pugna entire los del nore los del Sur
para atraerse los poderes del Territorio

SAN DIEGO, CAL. Mayo 2T.-In-
nunerables rumores sohre revolucio-
mes. crimenes, atentados, etc, etc.,
estan circulando en- esta en- las prin-
cIpales poblaciones del Distrito Nor
te. Este hecho, cue nos llamo la a.
tencion, porque no conocemos fon-
DO los habitantes del Distrito Nor
te, nos 10 ha revelado un lector de
La PRENSA ell las siguientes curio-
sisimas irformaciones que demuestran
IN hecho singular de Ia Baja Cali
fornia.
"El origen de las noticias que cir
culan en- todas parties sobre revo-
lltciones, crimenes, atentados, etc,
en- estos ultimos dias en- IA Baja Ca
lifornia. sc debe, en- gran parte, que
los residences de Tijuana Y Ge Ensc-
NADIA est;in procurando que el Co
bernador de la Baja California resida
en- cualquiera de las dos poblaciones
citadas en- Ia tenporada de verano.
que es la escogida por el funcionario
para ausentarse de la zona torrida del
Distrito.
''La causa de Que los habitantes de
Tijuana quieran que ell gcbernador re-
sida en- dicha poblacion durante los
meses del rerano, es que Ia poblacion
sc anime por la presencia de los en-
pleados, de los homnres de neeocic.
Que van las oficinas del gobierno, =
por las familias de algunos emplea-
dos que amman un taEto con sus
fiestas, cuando menos con el gas
to que hacen en- Ia poblacion, al CO.
mercio de Ia misnia
"Muerta, practicamente mueFta la
poblacior de Tijuana, ano por ano.
Gesde que no hay carreras, We 81 sal
vacion en- los dos trescientcs emplea-
dos que llegan pasar el verano en-
las oficinas del gobierno cuando este
Sc establece en- Tijuana
':Los habitantes de Ensenada es-
tan hacienda cuanto esta de su parte
Ior conseguir Ia misma gracia. En-
senada esta tan aislada del Norte de
Mexico, que rarece una poblacion
maldita. Nj los esfuerzos de sus ha-
hitantes, nj !os del conlercio. nj ma
da. logra amman a Ia pooiacion. Pa
sadas las fiestas del carnival, en- las
que tomaron parte todos los habitan-
tes del risueno puerto. deSeosos de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-02

La situaciou dificiliSirla, por "a
uue ell clero catolico de Mexico atra-
viesa desde hace mucho tempo. las
pcrsecuciones de ore sus mas altos
rcpresentantes han Siio vlctlmaS; las
taxativaS puestaS al ejSrciclo dc los
cultos. las reStricclones que al IL
bre ejeocicio del saoerdocio, pone Ia
constitution de 1917. han hecho que
los dignatarios catolicos &C dIverSaS
nacioncs. haGan prcScnte al clero
meXicano. qrsc prcteStan contra los
procedinhcntoS que contra clos Sc
emplean V le dan pruebas dc Su
afecto = de su SImpatla.
En- La PRENSA hemos pubhcado
en- su oportunidad. Las decla-acioneS
que a tai respecto nan hecho los
mas altos dIgnatarioS dc la lgleSla
Catoica Americana, del Catohclsmo
frances: de miembros respetaoles deI
episcopado de distintoS paises de Eu-
ropa de America.
Aver, llego a nueStraS manoS IN
intenesante iocumento con tai cues
tion relacionado: el juicio que 81
episcopado eSpanol hace de Ia Cons
titucion de 1917. en- suS relacioncs
con ell clero catohco de. Mexico.
FL documento eS el Siguiente:
"Carta que los Prelsdos esPanoles
dirissn los rcrerendisinos ar
zobispos obispoS mexieauos,
con motive de la constitution
polities Publiesds en- Queress-
70.
VcnerableS hermanoS;
Al tener uoticiss en- absolute vc-
rsseS, Go les atropellos y srimeneS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-02
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