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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14

conservation service was held with DR.
d. W Shackelford, of Nashville. Tenn,
presiding Sixty two of those present
promised TO give themselves more I'M
reservedly for efficient work La .heir
Sunday schools,
A movement was started Sunday
that will be far-reachins in It's benefit
to the conference and workers. This
was in the appropriation of the Sun
day school collection of s56.25 and
$10o raised at the night service of the
Methodist church of Blackstone to
provide for a circulating library on
sunday school work for each district
in the conference. In this way, no
country school, no matter how small,
will he without the necessary books
10 train its leaders for more efficient
service. We expect to see good work
done among our people,
On Saturday afternoon the confer
ence wide federation of Wesley classes
was organized 10 better the work
among the young peoples and adult
classes especially.
n. G. Scott, Of Richmond. was elect
ed president of the federation, Miss
f. M. Manning. of Emporia. vice-presi-
dent; Asa johnson, of Richmond, sec
EFtAf@t anu Is iiofl1As vi ASo@AS
Mount. Va, treasurer.
Through this work il is our hope
that the work among the young people
and adult classes viii develop into =
field for far-reaching service.
Commencement exercises were held
on the evening of September 10, Or.
]. w. shackelford delivered the ad-
dress. OF the one hundred and six en-
'r0iged ninety-rwo received credit
which was the largest percentage ever
made In one of our training schools.
Local arrangements nnder the lead
crshtp OF G. Y. Adams, Of Blackstone,
amply provided for the comfort OF all
liz nSe. rfts4et1t 49, lEs.a.MrerE y r. =.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
MACKEASEN'S TUNNEL
SPEEDS UP RELIEF WORK

krivolak Macedonia, Sept. l3-The
Vardar is Serbia's largest and most
troublesome river. II has a distress
ing habit in the spring months or
overlooking it's banks and inundating
most Of the highways. General Mac
kensen, communicative chief of the
German army Of the Near East, got
tired Of being held up by a washout of
the important military road at a mar
row gorge ten kilomters north of krt-
volak, which lies In the southwest cor
ner OF Serbia near the Greek border.
and bored hole through a mountain
to insure himself dry, covered high
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14

must, in the near future, engage the
serious attention Of the governments
of both nations.
81 myself remember when this sec.
ton Of western CANADA was consider
ed a part of the Great American
desert, unsuited for settlement and
destined to be the home of wander
ing bands of cattle as successors or
the buffalo. Under irrigation it is
now one Of the garden spots Of the
Dominion"
The Canadian Pacific railway has
expended sl5.o00.000 on its irriga-
ton works at Bassano on Bow river
and ut LethhridGo on st. Marv's
river. That at Bassano il the largest
irrigation system in the world. These
irrigated districts are being rapidly
settled and crop failures are un.
known. The value Of irrigation nas
been proved by the increased per
centage of production. The yield Of
wheat under irrigation has increased
from &c to as bushels to the acre.
cats from SO to 10l bushels; barley
from "a to 73 bushels; and potatoes
from 233 to ACE bushels, according
to statistics of the Dominion Depart
ment of Agriculture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14

way Independent Of time, tide al
the Vagaries of the Nardar.
The tunnel is one of the few ene
neering projects the German fasls
70 wreck when he retreated
through the heavy floods OF this sur
mer when the stretch Of road tn
hanks the river was impossible.
has made possible the maintenance &
an unbroken American Red Cross r
net service to the pillaged regions
Lake Dorian and Guievgeli.
More Than one 4sareely t,te-43s4.ti A r4,r,r-
can chauffeur plotting a car laden WI
nour aud clothing has blessed Ii
foresight of General Mackensen ali
the thorough going workmanship
his German engineers A more strikiy
instance Of an engine Of war bess
put to the uses of peace would
hard 10 find in the Balkans
As historic monument. tho tunr
will he guarded by the Serbian 90
eminent as long as the mountain las
over the north entrance, cut into roc
Is an enormous German iron fret
and. IN great Latin capitals, the leger
'Mackensen Tunnel" r."
IL IS on the south entrance 10 II
tunnel, however. that there Is
scrlbed the poignant history of the
cupation Here, with true Prussis
pomposity, the German command
caused TO be cut into the bold ro
Lace Of the mountain an inscription
this effect
KAISER WILHELM TT.
KING OF PRUSSIA AND EMPERC
OF GERMANY,
ORDERED HIS TROOPS Tt. BUrr
-.o..s THIS TUNNEL In A. II
-.I4I6
Two years later came lhe nigh
sweep OF the allied armies nor.hwgr
frora .Salonica. The French comma
der in chief read the inserin.ion d
decided TO add another 1t tx In Il
relief on "a great tablet of coners
sunk into the mountain side i,nno
lately underneath the sonorous I
scription in German. II is in F'ren
and it records that.
GENERAL FRASCHEY DFSpTR
COM MANDER-I CHIEF OF TT
ALLIED ARMIES OF THE ORIEN
GAVE TO Ills TROOPS THE soRDF
TO CHASE THE BOOBIES THROTG
THIS TUNNEL. IN A. y.
1918.
In all Of Macedonia there is not
more eloquent memento of the gre
war than the tunnel that was built B
extermsnate a nation and survived
help save 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14

CALGARY, ALTA.--The import
anee of irrigation in the agricultural
development of the United States
and Canada was emphasized in an
address before the International In
lustrial Congress at Calgary by Col
John S. Dennis, chief commissioner
Of the Canadian Pacific Railway, an
irrigation expert Of international
reputation and pioneer in colonial
ton work in western Canada.
The introduction of irrigation In
southern Alberta and southern
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14

Saskatchewan and the proper utiliza-
ton of the water supply of our
rivers" said Colonel Dennis, has
proved that vast areas of land which.
at times like the present year. are
lacking in sufficient rainfall for sue
cessful agriculture, can be made the
most productive regions in the West.
The extension Of this most ancient
OF all permanent systems of agricui-
ture to the immense areas which can
be reclaimed for farming purposes in
both Ca1ada and the United States
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
Standing OF Clubs.
Score H. innings.
First Game.

Score H. innings.
First Game
AT Pittshurg-- f. Fl. f
Philadelphia i 100 600 o00~-1 o
Pittsburg /. 900 o3t oox-4 S i
Batteries-Smith and Clark. Carl
son and Schmidt,
Second Game.
Al Pittshurg~- r. II. l.
Philadelphia 600 600 600 3 /
Pittsburg ...Q1o GOO 1ox-2 2
Batteries---Hoeg and Adams; Adams
andSchmtdt,
:, At }, Chicago o, a,,,x = r + E:
Chicago 80. oil GOO 01x~~2 s
Batteries-M amaux and kreuger;
Alexander and killiler.
First Game.
At Cincinnati r. Fl r.
Boston .....olo 900 1903 i
Batteries--Scott and O'Nciil; Reu-
ther and Rartden.
Second Game,
At Cincinnati r. Fl. f..
Boston 1910 oOl 2oo--~4 10 2
Cincinnati o.. .oo2 600 0ol~-3 0
Batteries-Cause- and O'Seill
Ring. Luque and Rariden.
At st. Louis r. Fl, Fl
New York 1000 oo2 ooe--2 6 i
St Louis ..... 600 600 600 /
Batteries Nehf and Gonzales;
Jacobs. Sherde.l. Tuero and Glenn
ons.
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Standing OF Clubs.
Score by Innings.

Score by Innings.
FIRST Game.
AT New York f, n +.
st. Louis .... 600 col e0e-l
New York 800 col 0ox-~4 Q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Leiileid and
SEVERED; Mogridge and Hannah,
Second Game.
At New York r. II. T.
st. Louis 800. 05o o1o ooo---6 u
New York .,., 900 022 4lX-a 10 Z
Batteries-Gallia and SEVERED.
Thormahlen, quinn and Ruel.
At Philadelphia r. Fl. e.
Chicago -. 003 1o2 zoos Q
Philadelphia no 900 600 4
Batteries-I. oudermilk and Schal.<,
Zinn, Naylor and Perkins.
AT Boston II. II. &.
Cleveland . 900 ofo o3o--~4 /
Boston :. 80. o01 o2o oeo--3 3
Batteries Myers and O'Neiil, Hoyt
and Schang.
At Washington r. H. e.
Detroit a....o 900 0e1 02s--S IL .
washington . .20l 90 05x--s Is /
BatterieS-Lseonard and Stanaga.
Courtney and CHARITY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.

gameJ,
Pittsburg. 2; Philadelphia, O.
tsecond game).
Chicago, 2 Brooklyn. r.
Cincinnati. 3. Boston, 2-(frst
game).
Boston, Cincinnati. 3~tseeotf4
game).
New York, .. ST. Louis, o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.

u other~--The Order of Owls Pay Sick
Accident and Death Benefits, Owls
are the only order in the United
States who pension their widows.
Does your husband and son belong
II not why not. Organizers Offices
200 Il. Broad street, third iioor. Come
in and let us explain it 10 you, &.
l.. Walters. State Supervisor, Madi-
son 5g71
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.

New York, 4; st, Louis, thirst
game).
New York. Q; st. Louis. 6--(second !
gamel.
Chicago. s; Philadelphia, ..
Cleveland. 4; Boston, 3.
Washington, 8, Detroit, &,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF
TENT or PUBLIC

OFFICE OF
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
September 10, 1919.
Sealed proposals viii be received at
this office until II o'clock. noon. Sep
TENDER ls, for the construction ef GER
tain sewers. Forms of proposals can
be obtained on application.
A certified check for amount stated
on proposals must accompany each bid
as q guaranty of execution OF contract.
The director of public works reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids,
CHAS T.. BOILING.
Director
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
HOMES FOR SALE
NORTH RICHMOND
HOMES READY TO MOtH IN.

unu~~ Avenue, Eight R0onts. Hathi
nearly new: basement under entire
house: laundry tubs and servant
toilet: best section In this section
Price, pre- war, sT.sao,
unrex Avenue, Eight Rocraa ana
hath: new and modern, $s.T5e
griffith Avenue. Corner. Eight Rooms,
basement under entire house, and
"A beauty at $500.
Griffin Avenue, Seven Rooms ana
bath: modern. $3.50.
Hawthorne Avenue. Eight Roomst New
and modern. s9.5e0,
Come In TO See Us. Should 1hese Net
suit we have many more.
-~-~-----
WEST END.
Grove Avenue. Eight Rooms Two
baths and modern; price very at
tractsve and $500 cash, balance as
rent. See this for something nice,
sie,258.
Grove Avenue. Ten Rooms. Two baths.
garage, $4,000.
Floyd Avenue, SIX Rooms, Tile hath.
oak. floors and very attractive,
$1,000
j. A. CONNELIY 4 co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
CANCER CURED AT THE
KELLAM HOSPITAL

The record OF the Kellam
Hospital is without parallel in
history. having cured without
the use of the Knife. Acids, X
RAY or Radium. over 80 per
cent Of the many hundreds OF
sufferers from Cancer which II
has treated during the past
eighteen years We want every
man and woman in the United
States to know what we are do
ing. KELLAM HOSPITAL. 1917
w. Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
HELP WANTED-MALE.

Press Fecderj One En-
perienced in trimming and punching
labels. padding, etc. who can MAKE
himself generally useful in printing
office, THE RANDOLPH PAPER
BOX co, i3Ii-13l3 Ross street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
STORE ASSISTANT.

UNeUTNN. FUF NmHFFFUHA WHH
twenty~three and twenty-six years
of age who is anxious TO develop
and improve himself by cloae appli-
cation In study and work to all de-
tails of "A retail store, Some mer-
camille experience would be bene-
fetal, but not absolutely essential
We will consider only young man
who has clean moral record and who
is not afraid Of hard work. state
age, experience. concerns worked
for and salary in each position. Ad-
dress K-i0J, care Richmond Viz
Einian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
WALL PAPERING
-4ls-s. go 's--H $50. 7s- i73is
PERSONAL

II There IL sian Living Amy Person,
male or female, employed by Archer
e. DAILY. steel plate enEravers and
printers, corner Ninth and Main
streets ''Boshers Hail." from 1862
to 1864. they will please communi~
cate with FRANK BAPTIST, ts45
West Grace street. Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14

Attention-Young Ladiesl
The Fark Tobacco Company,
DIST and Grace Streets
REQUIRE young ladies between
the ages of sixteen and thirty
wears for clean and pleasant
work in their Cigarette Hand
Packing Department.
viii pay learners $500 per
week. Experienced packers
will receive more.
Daily factory hours 8 A. M. to
SIS P. NJ, with the exception
Of Saturdays. Saturdays . a
NJ. to 1916 P. NJ.
Medicine and medical service
At the Factory and your home
free. A Nurse and two Doctors
in daily attendance at the Fac
tory, for employees benefit, and
at their homes when called.
Their services are absolutely
without charge to employees.
Restaurant on premises.
Apply to Employment
Manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS

Stuv1es. Articles. Poems Wanted For
publication In new magazine we
pay cash on acceptance. Hand-writ-
ten MSS. acceptable. Submit MSS 70
National Story Magazine. Desk 4of.
Vanderbilt building, New York
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
AUTOMOBILES-For Sale.
AUTO ACCESSORIES

Richmond Tire amd Rubber Co.. Tires
and tubes sls Vast Broad street
Pennsylvania Bar Circle Tires, Special.
30x3& 1855. Guaranteed 1000 miles.
UNITED AUTO SUPPLY co. 327
West Broad street Phone Randolph
2f04.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
HOUSE CLEANING.

House Cleaning, Window, Kitchen
walls. all painted wallis. and wall
paper perfectly cleaned: also kali
somining. All stoves perfectl
cleaned. Floors cleaned. waxcd or
vanished. WILLIAM MONROE. 424
East Gathering street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

wanted-Giris to Learn Bindery Work'
also experienced girls. GOOD Wages
shnrt hours. pleasant work. GAR
RETT & MAssIE. 1909 East Frank
lin street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
COAL

Bsy Coal Row m II VIII be Scarce ana
higher later on. Fifty cents OF Tor
cash. TYLER s. RYAN. 1901 West
Cary. Randolph 30l7. Madison 1878.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-31

clio a Chapa ell martes ultimo que
estuvo en- su casa a v~isitarlo y, vol
vic los dias siguientes, microbes Y
iueves. Habia escrito ants por que
sc le enviara medicina para su espo-
81, recibicndc una receta ecu lie
fue surtida en- II botica de aquei
pueblo. con la que Ia Senora sano.
Que envio cinco pesos Y rec;hio des-
pu6s IN retrato de Eloisita. sin QUO
le COStara IN centavo. FL fiscal 10
recogi6 un bottom de la Hermandad.
Ell seno. Wind, Cajeyo del Seryieio
de siros postales
FL senCr Wind dijo que cast todas
las 0rdenes vienen dirijidas a Elol-
sta Cisneros V otras q la Nina Eloi-
sta. cuyas 0rdenes por 10 general
10 bajan de 5000 ST5.G0 sema-
narios. las cualeS cobraha unas We
ces Margarita V otras veces Jose
Cisneros.
Ell Superintendent de Correos.
senior Gilbert.
E. senior Gilbert eS Ell Jefe de la
EStaci0n de Corrcos SitCada en- la
Gale North Medina, V asegura que
la nina EIoiSita recibia cerca De tres
c~ientos pesos al mes en- ordenes pos
tales V alguRas cartas que entregaba
Ell cartero a domicilio, sin que Gl
pueda saber 10 Que conterian. Que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-31
jUCUE
ENGRAH NUNERO,
PARA MEXICO
Teisorame Esp.eia. para Ii rRENSA.

TeieGrGmc EspeciG: parc Ia PRENSA
NUEVA YORK, mayo 30.-Se ha
anunciado que dos grandes cargamen-
tos de juguetes alemanes, que ha-
bian sido recibidos en- este pals por
casas importadoras de esos articu-
los, han sido vendidos q dos nego,
ciaciones comerciales de Ia ciudad de
Mexico.
La operation Sc l!ev6 a cabo en-
vista de que por algun tempo aun
no Sc venderan en- los Estados Unidos
juguetes alemanes, tomandose en-
cuenta que, n aun no Sc ma hecho
la paz, aun es muy fuerte e. senti-
miento anti-aleman entire ell pueblo
de los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-31
La sonora Helen Lissner.

Esta senior penetro al salon lie,
vando en- brazos Ut precioso bebt
que sonrefa al micarse rodeado de
tanta genie. Asegura la sonora que
Eloisita euro q SD bebe con una pc,
mazda que lie facilit6 cuando consult6
con ella en- un caSo de enfermedad
de su hijito. FL Fiscal hizo lo que
con algunos de los testieos anterio-
res, presentando a la sonora la ca,
Jita cor pomada que conserva all
a 81 ~aicance la que reaulto en- con-
cepto de la ~declaarnte 7arecida a Ia
que lie fue prororcionada por la nj
ia. Dijo cue cree en- ell poder de esta,
pues tambien ella ha sido curada de
Intermediates del estomago. Ella no
do dinero a Eloisita, nj tiene retra-
10 de ella y agrego al retirarse que su
Bebe esta bien.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-31
RECORTE ESTO. ES MUY
JMPORTANTF

Recorte este anuncio y envielo con
sc. a Foley and Co., 1885 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago, H., escribiendo su
nombre y direction 0 claridad y
recibira I'm paquete de prueba conte-
niendo: Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound" para la tos, resfrios Y
gripa; Foley Kidney PilP para do
lores de costado Y ~espalda; reumatis-
mo, rinones Y vejiga; y Foley Ca
thartic Tablets" excelente laxative.
De venta en- todas las boticas.
ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-31
Los c~reyentes de Eloisita defender q esta con fe ciega

los giros lban siempre endosados per
Eloisita Y pagaderos a favor de Mar
garita, siendo la sonora Clsneros o
los jovenes, que son dos, los encaf"
gados de co5rarlos Y de hacer Los de-
positos de paquetes postales conte-
niendo medicinas o m~ercanclas.
Lectura de la Biografia de Eloisita
Terminada la practica de los exa-
menes de los testigos arteriores, el
Abogado del Gobierno lego Gelante
de los senores Jurados, como en- IA
manana otros documentos. la blogra-
fla de Ia nina Eloisita, vertida del
Espanol al Ingles para que formara
eXpediente con las demas constan-
cias. Esta lectura Sc prolongo hasta
POGO despues de las cinco de la tar.
de, V hubiera sido la Ultima dillgen-
cia de aver, pero la defensa pldlc al
sencr Juez Y este accedio, el examen
de tres testigos mas de descargo. FL
primero de estos fue ell senior Schlr-
dar ,un soldado que ACADIA de regre-
gar de los frentes de batalla Y que
a preguntas que lie dirigi6 ell Defen-
sor de Cisneros, conJeSto a~segurando
que fue curado de dolores que sufria
Ell Ell costado izquierdo, V que el
creia que seriaE cardiacos, per medic
de medicinal que lie envio Eloisita.
Que cuando sali6 para Francia lie
vaba un bottom con ell retrato de la
nina Eloislta. Y que 81 bien no creia
que 10 libraria de las balas, 81. al me-
nos, 10 preservaria de Intermediates,
como en- efecto fue. Tiene este senior
v~einticuatro amos de edad V habla
POGO espanol. Ell Fiscal lie mostr6
una GAIA de pomada, de Ia que ell
testigo dijo ser parecida a la que
lie do Eloisita. Agrego que antes no
habia tenido oportunidad de hablar
con Chapa. Cree que Ell poder de la
nina es sohrenaturai v dice Que Ia
pomada ie fuc de mucha utilidad.
La ~noticia de la resurrection de Eloi-
| sta la recibio por conducto de un
mexicano Y este lie hace Greer que ell
poder de Eloisita ha obrado en- Gl con
mas eficacia que las med!cinas.
va para terminar su declaration
| diio uue habia hablado unas cuantas
palabras en- inglGs y cue voluntaria-
mente lie habia dado un peso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-31
Declaration del senior II. A.
Schroeder.

De ejercicio a%gricultor. Dijo con-
testando a preguntas de la defensa
que supo por una mujer, de nombre
Cecilia Salazar, que existia n ninita
milagrosa y que como 81 venia pade-
ciendo de unos dolores muy fuertes
en- los pies que cast lie impedia andar
ocurri6 a la nina. quien lie di6 una
ponlada que 10 euro por complete.
Lo mismo que el testigo anterior,
cree que ell poder de la nina es So
b~renatural. Dice que habIo con ella
por medic de un %interprete y que no
sostuvo correspondence o ella.
Despu6s de aquella epoca ha radecido
ctros dolores, V tanibien ha sido GU
RADIO de ellos por medic de la poma-
da. Tambien voluntariamente lie do
dos pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-31
LA SITUACION EN- MEX.
Nicnc &c Ia Ia. Pag.)

publica. que, por 10 tanto. ha que
dado i MERGED de las bandas reneldes.
Por csta razon el gobierno apenas
81 ha podido atender a In campa-
ma en- Oaxaca Y Tabasco, por ejemplo,
en- dondc. sill que nadie tenGa noticia
siuuiera de clio, los rebeldeS nan con
trolado grandes evtcnsiones de terri
torio.
Pcro hay alco todavia mas impor-
tantc: 81 los generates no comoaten
CIRQUE tienen fG en- los soldados. don
Venustiano no hace II actira cam
paha contra los rebeldcs, porque no
tiene fG en- suS generates. Y no solo
no tiene ft, sino que desconfla de
muchOs de cllOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-31
BIslIoTEcA TRAGI-RoMANTICA
"A so c>r.cvos cad; urG.l


Amor ' MA-iIrlO
A-te dc BCScar Nar!to.
Ca!yarlo &c Amor.
ii Inf!rruo de los homorcs.
e NUy;o P-cStado.
- P1-gat,-ro Gc L. SoitcraS-
Isl Praise tc AS Nujcrcs.
z H.Ga de lC> NarcS.
?; S.Lo lie RuIScrpres.
81 Collar d. ssmc-a!daS.
Il ST &c is Nluas-
Il Alma en- IN BeSo.
La HIS Je las Flores.
La Hell en- los LaoloS.
La Nina d. los Jaznsnss.
II EiGdA AeCse
Ia Core Gel AmS-.
Ii p-incesa de- o6.2r-
Ia E.5a de Venus,
Las Eyas NoGcruas-
Las Ob-rr-s del Amor
Las aijas Ac! Champagne.
Marina O u Hi:a de las Oiss-
NaISirus sean los Hombgcs.
Ma!d!tas sean las Sgsra.
MaltlJo SEA "a Amor.
IalGitUs sean los eos
PasiouariaS de Amor
poruue 81 CaSa1 los Horie-e'-
Pgrg.c Sc Casaa iaS AuseCes.
Por1us Pecan L. Aulercs.
PoTove Nurmuran las E!eIas.
po-tus RrinciGen las N:EdAs-
% Sscair = u-a Mule
s. Naie<tad cl Amor.
viva -: NOVA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-31
Imtcr"oga el defeHsor.

les I'd. miembro de Ia Herman
dad? 81. cUs6 I'd. las medicinas que
lie enviaron confiando en- que OFTEN
dria alivio? 81. 5Que enfermedad te-
MA I'd? influenza ICuantos de 81
fanlilia estGban enfermos? Tres o
cuatro. ToGos Sc aliviaron? Todos.
; Recibi6 I'd. este retrato de Eloisita
de mueStra uno) 81. Es igual al que
recibi. lie cobraron a I'd. por ell?
Nc.
iSabe listed cl objeto de Ia Her
mantad? 81. Es el de ayudar 4 los
que Sc italian enfermos, GEs cierto
que antcs de ingreSar a dicha Her
mandad tieuen que jurar que son
~honrados. temerosos de Dios. religio-
SOS Y creyentes? 81 y ESQ 10 practican
por ~conseio IL Eloisita. 81. A pre-
guntas cSpeciales que le dirigieron
acknowledgements ell Abogadc del Go.
bierno ' el defenSor de CiSneros, dijo
que ticne mas fe en- las medicinas que
lie manda Eloisita. que en- las QUE lie
recete .cualGuier medico. Sabe que
eStUvo muerta IL nina Y que resu-
otto; que eS como santa, Y. que pue-
de curar sin medicina; ere que con
I'm retrato suyo colgado en- n pared
de su casa. esta & salvo de TODD 10
malo. Reza ante Ell rctrato los dias
que sus ocupaciones Sc 10 permften.
Su fe le viene del hccho de habcr
sanado con ell tratamiento que lie pro-
porcion0 EloiSita, Y cue en- esa mis-
ma fe consiste el que crea que estu-
vo muerta y resucit6, eOmo 10 dicen
los folletos que circularOn por via &c
propaganda. Que no ha podido leer
TODD 10 que ell folleto que recibio di-
ce. pero entiende de 10 que ha leido,
que Dor Ia voluntad d Dios es cier-
to 10 que en- Ia parte Zelda Sc ma
nifiesta.
4 Ia bora senalada por ell senior
.Juez al suspendcr la a]udiencia de
la Mariana. sc reanudaron los traba-
,os de la Corte con II declaration o
eXamen de los demas testigos, siendo
ell primer llamado ell senior Florencio
de. Bosque, Guien eS reSldente &c
Pearsall. Dice este senior, Que ha-
hiendo tenido lugar en ST. pueblo un
accidente en- que IN allegado a el Su-
fri6 Ia caida de IN cabal!o quedan-
do debajo del animal V i~astimandose
de g~ravedad, V que sabicndo Que eXis-
tia ia nina Eloisita solicit6 de ella
que Sc le enviase una GAIA de poma-
Ga. para 10 cual envi0 cincuenta GEN.
tavos, pero que al fin nj la pomada
recibio. Agrego que no conoce a
Eloisita nj es socio de Ia Hermandad.
Declare el Jcstigo Tomas Estrada.
Este senior viye en- Gonzalez, Te-
xas. TO Sabe leer nj eScribir. Como