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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-05-24
DENVER MARATHON
TO Be HELD JUNE I
THE WINNERS WILL GO EAST
FOR THE A. A. U. CHAM
PIONSHIPS

DENVER. May 16.-The seventh
annual marathon race held under
the auspices of the Rocky Mountain
News, will be held over the Little
ton-Denver course, a distance of
10 30 miles Saturday morning,
June z.
The race which annually attracts
the best long distance runners Of
the Middle Western states will have
more entries this year than ever be-
fore, judging from the number of
applicants that made known their
Intention of entering the Western
Classic when the date was an
nounced.
Many of the men who have par
ticipated in the race in previous
years were. unable to enter last
year because they were in some
branch of the service, but with their
return and the resumption of ath-
letics at the colleges Of the state on
greatly enlarged scales the entry
list this year promises to be the
greatest since the revival of the race
v years Ago..
The ace is open only to anna
teurs, the winners to receive a trip
to the National A. A. u. track and
field championship meet which will
be held some time this fall in the
east. Special medals will be givel
to all service men who participate
in the race.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-05-24

BUCHAREST, May 19.-The ty-
plus epidemic which has claimed
tens of thousands of lives in Ru-
mania in the last two and a hall
years, is still s~mouldering but Am
erican Red Cross physicians who are
watching the sporadic outbreaks be-
lieve that the disease has burned
itself out" Their greatest worries
now are the dangerous outbreaks of
smallpox and isolated cases of
cholera.
The Near East today, according
to American, British and French
physicians who have completed their
surveys, is ripe for an outbreak of
cholera and the plague. Under
nourishment, famine and the strain
of war upon the civilian and mill
tary populations has undermined
the health of the nations of the
Balkans.
The past winter was a terrible
one. Refugees are returning to their
homes to find them heaps of ruins.
They are without everything. If it
were not for the American food
commission and the shiploads of
food being brought into Rumania
and under the auspices of the Amer
lean Red Cross, Rumania today
would be a nation of starving peo-
pie.
Local Rumanian physicians are
fighting hard in cooperation with
American doctors to confine the
smallpox and cholera cases to GER
tain districts. In one hospital
American doctors found nine chill
dred dead from smallpox. The
nurses working day and night to at
tend to the living cases had no time
to remove the dead children from
their beds.
The Red Cross is fighting the
smallpox epidemic particularly in
the Dobrudja region. Medical sup
plies and units, one doctor and two
nurses are sent by a special Red
Cross food boat which plies up and
down the Danube to the river towns
whence they travel inland to the
centers where the disease is making
the greatest inroads.
Diseases imported from Russia
by way of Kiev and Odessa are
spreading to such an alarming ex-
tent that the government has closed
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-05-24

Mrs. Tilford Moots has a letter
from her nephew in Blyburg,
Iowy, sayin' he's jest doin' fine
that he's got a wife an baby, a
new tourin' car an has been oper-
ated on three times an everything.
It's purity hard t. believe that a
hotel would cut up perfectly good
meat fer hash.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-05-24

Tell Binkley bought a kidney
stew t'day and demanded a re-
count. Theirs never anything t
eat in a home where tn wife is on
an allowance.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-30
Pleasure Fares Again
On in Paris, But the
Prices Are Higher

Paris. May S0.-The coming of the
armistice has allowed Paris to have
its pleasure fairs again after they
had been suppressed during the hos
tilities. The celebrated "Gingerbrcad
Fair was the first to be held and
attracted thousands as it has done
since its institution nearly a thou
sand years ago.
An unpleasant surprise was in
store for the lovers of merry-go-
rounds, which used to cost two cents
ride before the war and four on
Saturday nights and Sunday. The
humblest, most out-of-datc affair
which offered mere wooden horses
or pigs to ride on demand n franc,
20 cents turn, while the up-to-date
machines offering a suspended air.
plane required a franc and n half.
Or 80 cents. These extravagant Irices
(to the frugal French mind) did net
prevent brisk business, for even the
French seem to have lost their keen
seEse nf the value CT money.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-30
Cork University
Is Seeking Divorce
From National

Dublin, May 80. - The National
University of Ireland is a federal
Institution composed of three col
leges, in Dublin, Cork and Galway.
1t was established to meet the claim
Of the Irish Catholics for university
education. The federal system has
proved irksome to Cork, which now
demands that its college should be
given the status of a separate uni
Fersity.
The Cork claim has united every
section of Munster men and the pc
sitions in its favor have been signed
by the heads of all the religious de-
nominations and the leading men of
The province. 1t involves, however
new charter from the crown, and
The bulk of Sim Fein opinion. while
IN favor of the separate university
for Cork is hostile to the only
method by which under present con-
iitions it can be obtained.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-30
Arrive in Paris to
Investigate Industrial
Reconstruction Work

Paris. May 30.-The Commission
OH Industrial Inquiry of the National
Civic Federation of America. has ar
rived in Paris to investigate indus
trial reconstruction work in France
is it has been doing for the past
.wo months in Great Britain.
The commission is composed of
Charles Mayer, counsel for the Ma
ional Union OF America James w.
Sullivan. representing the American
Federation of Labor; A. f. Bemis, a
manufacturer of Boston,; A. Parker
Neven, former counsel for the Ma
honal Association of Manufacturers,
Ind %. A. Quarles, secretary.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-30

We could talk all day and half of the night
the pleased customers who spend their money this -"
SoreEvey has few friends enough
them by the thousands Many of know from
heir the good w loyal patrons simply by doing the things
want courtesy good service
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-30

No man would out with his eyes open and buy poor
cohesYet in
clothes that dom coec that have lost their shape that look shabby the end
their yhedh
but didn't ook clothes o
the
"eoodlo hes"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-30
BE Sure of Your Store"

e want men to buy here with their eyes open;
ook at the fabric at the tailoring but most of all want
feel that be certain of what getting when
We make absolutely safe and that will get satisfaction in
wayYou have back time don't feel salts
The brand of clothes sell will bring back again when need
her
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

FOR sALE-s0-seres fine land: sooc
gas well In center four feet IN sand,
I. 900 feet deep. boz 40. Musknger. OhLs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

Uig, 1,,u Watching tine lI.rf.,. OF
Gut,hu ul wen tor three weeks and ain
lu tho field Bought lease uu portion M
farm located o. little over two miles III
Iretiy spithctrt Of the We'll, at 'ar|V
Stage Of excitement Am In position
10 otter u limited number of ilvc-acre
tracts ~ small investors rt most rea-
suuahlc prices. want to s'll a luft'ou
ot my acreage only at $40 ltg acre |lfl
for f!yr acres.
shallow oil wells are located on -Four
directions from tnrs" tracts 4 great
opportunity IL offered 10 develop shall
low wells ON these tracts at depths
ranging from 800 10 100 feet
OH experts declare Inst ol ani'clln"
extends 10 the southeast. also the
northeast from the Gotoho deep test.
The Go,cho well IL making oil and
NAV be placed on the pump for n pro-
Juctiou fest ut once. Some experts do
clare that this well Will make 100 mar
rolls daily while others estimate II AZ
300 and 600 barrels daily NohodF
knows until tho pump Il uscf.
There are prospects ~ several other
deep tests hci'E d'iilcd ~ 6oieho IiSul
away soon. The big fellows win tNeii
mil in-a w wealth are watching dc'eI-
upmeuts.
,;oteho is the ficid which offers great
chances FOR the little m now the same
9a rurRnurnett In the early stage.
Rurthuructt had shallow oil wells
Iurg before tho famous Eusher puols
wore tapped i've acres at burkhut-
nett has made many men Immensely
r,n VINO knows but what i've acres
win b.. fortune producers In Gotebo me
sam, COS ut Burhhurnctt2 only the arm
Will tell,
Things are happening fast at Gotebo
II YOU want on, ~ these flvU-ncft
tracts. don't delay Kindly remember
that fortunes nrr made In the oil busl-
ness overnight OF times. This price 10
subject go tplso without notice. OniN
u limited number Of thosG tracts al
pri," above quoted. Wire money TO
Bank OF Gutobu 20 he hcld In escrow
subject 60 examination ~ lease when
viii be forwarded with abstract at
once.
HVoa A ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL

ron HALiG-t room bungalow VIII
drapoficr. 7Ot West stth, tJ,2ooW
owner Maple 51ll -
luit SNLl-My uiuu.rpOni homo NJ NJ
" 5thi imm|dlgtV pussoshluu fr!'
q hOo, Small cash PAYMENT rents 10
$1,000. Soe owner r. @ motifs a
COG W 9th IN afternoons.
NOTICE to real estate men-My prop
ctty at lsG Vest 2.nd 10 of the MAI
k1t. II Paul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

TnE ONLY ONE OF IT'S KIND IN
CITY. YOlM OPPORTUNITY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
Kansas.
Missouri.


LAND SrLkIl> ATTENTION
Do Nuu want u ranch to look at or
- YOU want uroduc'iun' II YOU want
ite looks and mot tho product wo don't
q. amt yol. II you are looking tof pro-
dicl.uu come sUl sec what Ne have
in truus tu show offer lauus both
t.rigr'ud AND unu-irrigatcd, both i'm
70 ~ and raw lands IN all size 'tarts,
D acres an to el. UNU. We are located I'm
he famous Cherry creek valley, ~
liIca southeast from Denver good
loads. schools and churches; come heto
g. you want bind that produces crops
ttow. Harry Smith, Parker, Colo.
YARNS and ranches. all sizes II You
want a better climate, less wind. sure
crops, pure artcsluu water, and better
lenith, come % the sunny san Lni-
: alley, Colorado G.. 4. Fouuuet In
Ncstmcnt Co. Monte Vista. Colo,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
OrCuittzHarris & Co.

INV hestIN" p'nN h'pF
NOR SALE 200 shnre- United on q
Refining stel2c per share. lhou,
Smith, Walnut l6g.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

t;o-ACRE farm. white River Ark. De,
tween Memphis and Little Rock
t-or7 age nud Illness ~ owner dropped
10 ,g5 acre Tor prompt sale; ESQ acres
D cultivation. rest in virgin timber; .
rcllrs " station; tenant houses
thlrd and fourth this year yield ~,
Der mere ON some 81 II; on survey,n
rock road: near school and church;
.u,,hrusrialc wells; stock range iish-
ing md hunting third cash. rest TO
.uit. Dcs Az. Land CO., Des Arc. Ark'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

FOR STEPHENS COUNTY farm and
oil leases. write. Norton Miller In
vestmsnt Co, Duncan, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
Coco Bungalow

West 2ath. close to Clesscn; large
6-room California bungalow: oak and
enamel finish. NIL built-in features
basement. garage and driveway for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

Ira \ Ellis. Walnut lO'I.
SUNDAY or sunday EV'nins
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
NrckIIAM COUNTY

Five wells drilling and several more
locations Tor wells made.
So-aCyrs, Sec. D. Twp. SN, Il s5W,
g. 70.
40.acres Sec. .. TWP So. II 2lW.
81 40.
These lenses are 4 miles south OF
Twin nll Well, d'illinr, and 2 miles
north of another location They are
worth twice the price asked.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

cut uut the picture on Al tour sides
carefully fold dotted line | ~
entire length. Then dotted limo .. and
~ on. Fold Utcu section underneath
accurately. when chmplcrcd turn over
and youll find Il surprising result. Save
tho lcturr-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
We VIII Buy

Auuyne-Rnnola.
American q. and nei-Dcpositurs.
Concord Oil-Quadrangle.
Usage on and RDf
Harvey Crude arland.
Kay county G1s-National or X. c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
OIL LAND. LEASES AND Srocl

uIGUFS, Seminole and Okfuskee
county oil leases bought and sold
Send Tor Hat ". j. Ryan. HoldenYile.
oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

FlNE.room California bungalow West
2eth. all huilt.in features, iruit trees,
etc. must sell VIII take M car ns part
payment. J. e. Lloyd. - West Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
1903 Colcord nldg Maple 51o2
OEFFPS

Watch AMERICAN OF
. Ref, North American
s. Ref.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

. ROOMS, modern, two lots. pnNiuf
paid, real home, s. 800. Consider
small ear. owner, Walnut iUO3.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR aALt-Brnnd now G-rpoul hungn-
low, Just completed. Call walnut
s7G2.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
7rAcre Tract
W-lru, ~ ?Ost, W. Main.
An WORTH the Money

100 acres seven mile. from town.
about so acres cultivated, balance In
posture with living water. good house.
other Improvements fair. Owner NOV
ing away and win sell for 1900,
ii2ig acres three fourths mile To good
town, Is cultivated OF which Is II bot
rom. q acres Rlafalia. 81 good pasture.
nil fenced, s hog tight. extra fine 7
room house. wash house, c%istern. &C.
ment cave. barn Tor horses. barn for
cattle, granary. other sheds. good well.
for $500. mortgaged for $3.50.
Joining farm Of l3l acres also we'll
improved for $500. These farms are
worth while invostlgatiug.
II YOU are looking for \ farm, come
bnd see vs.. ven show you places that
ire worth the money.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

,6.pou WILL. buy a dandy two story
house. With small store IN he rcuI
can bee ecutcd for $50 90 u month, lorn
ted on North Hudson. close h. Good
tofmH Walnut i6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

GRATED, all for only ,i.iO. VIII a,-
ccpt q good car a9 nr.t pnyiuout or
about $500 cUsf. Listing 200.
Maple 100 so Baum IldE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

FOR SAt.E-h0 shares OF Bunk lmpeF
iei oil stock. See }. 4. Prewitt at
Oklahoma Barber college
1000 WHITE ROCK. SIS; 1850 Assut-
ance, fl2h; l69-acre lease, EMS 20
paid up, Two years. $500 cash. OTIS
Garrett. Kingflsher, okla.
WILL buy or sell oil. bank or other
stocks. ". ONOvan Wyck, 40 Col
cord Hldg.
To TPADE-Somo good oil and rein
cty stocks Tor farm or house ~ cliN
rhunu ''lluuH. ."lt 3ur s. Robinson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

FOR SALE--6-room, modern bungalow;
built for II home; cave. garage, ois'
tern; a. 500: easy terms: close Ia IN
East smith. Call walnut 5SG OF Wal
nut ip1l. Robert Nice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
WE HAVE

VII HAVE
for the following
stocks; submit your
firm; il your
price is right we car
promptly effect q sale.
AMERICAN OIL 4 REFINING.
AMERICAN GLASS CAShE1.
ALL AMERICAN,
BLACK PANTHER
CONCORD.
CALDWELL.
DEEP POOL.
GLADSTONE.
MARYLAND
Usage OIL 4 REtlNi..S
GTADRANGLF.
HARVEY CRUDE.
X. HI. Pierce & Go.
1909 Culcord Bldg. Maple 3I0?.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

For SALE-Good five oom bunga-
low on West ith street; owner lrtN'
ing clty. must eel, can Cramor, Wal
nut 6Q2i.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
or land. LtAsFs AVID STOCK


Cnsa y could
igb Colcord nidP rhrts Wsinut tnS
CHOICE, fine acre tracts near Rod
river Wv 1il man GO. Erwin Pool. nc
licld 80 nH||,f. Texas.
EDDY tOuNrY. new MEXICO
: ouFs IKE tho next ing oil field Of the
world AttFsipn wells. drilled Years
q SIN producing on. Many deep
test wells now driltrR or contracted for
rho. big companies are leasing large
,rpcts. Get iu now before II liz too
lat. R~emcmher-it wasn't " long aga
hst Burkburnett leases were selling Tor
y few dollars. Va have some very well
! ,cated lenses Tor sale. IN large or small
ilpcLs From 81 an acre III.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

Fine Tile Horne

Fine Tile Horne
10000. Hight rooms. strictly mod
bon ton noighborhood has hard
wood floors. large councillors foorn1
spacious closets aud maus ut them
street and alley both paved. near',
paid out Excellent TRANSPORTATION m
ciliitrs Really IL home lust whore yol
want II VII mako terms Ia ttspon
NtlD lartl'L
kc m. SermamG * Cos
.ul Co.corI BIDS Walnut SAB.
NJ T. HllNAN
Manager R,tl Estate Department Ike.
Ihuu, Walnut t7l2.
" 49, VAN HOOK
OfrHo rhou, Walnut i2l1, llosidcnd
Maple lNtT-N
tN'R SALE G.room bungalow. sci
yuuts house, garage aud 'rult tree
$1,000 cash. balance Ike rcut. Owno
1910 f. PARK.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27

rS5-acrc farm adjoining the town OF
'ralogn. Okla. Dewey county, y mile
irom the court house. can hc cut into
L-acrs frarts OF lots. price s6h acre
'nir improvements, water. etc loo
acres In pasture; good terms " sold
toor. no trldc: good tito. Address
u. shul'se. owner, Talora, Okla,
FOR sAfE-sO acres: % acre. IN cul-
tIyntion. plenty Of fruit. 4-room
gous,. good barn. good we'll; all fenced.
"A miles Of CITY. state road; $40 per
scre; terms: owner. sos y. Hudson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27


W have ansi ~
feet OF " ON
paNtn street hnl
material which was
pure hnrcd long ago
Nlll buill a. once
q five Don buugI-
low. all complete,
Nnutcl In .nvlug
oak floors IA
an rooms siIt
vulks nicely dec
"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
FOR SALE

Nice room house with garage: on
l'tre.' 1886 glsl 9Th: $4,000 fo~ equity:
balance terms Would consider trade.
can l~uioriuatIou. jl3 Lawrence hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-27
Beautiful Two Story
UP
g. Room Modern

t-room bungalow In Wcslwood, 5000,
N25O cash. balance SIS per month.
Mamie iGg0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-08

Fl senor I~ngeniero D. David de Ia Fuente, HON,
brc nablico que diSfruta de merecIdaS SlmpatlaS
en- nucStro pals por su honoraOliIdad c lhoepen-
dencia de caracter, ha emprendldo como Sc Saoe'
Ia generoSa tarea de procurar una Solucloh I'd
pida y pacifica Il los problemaS poilLcoS de -heAi-
70. one nos ticncn algo mas que d~lvIdldoS, dlSgre-
gados. en- una forma til. que rcSulta pehSroSo
para cl porvcnir de Ia ltepu6lca-
Fl provccto del senior de Ia Fuente no con-
siSte. como Sc comprcndera. en- amalgamar todos
los clpmcntos politicoS. porquc este Serla lmposi-
HE en- una dcmocracia. dondc preciSamcn1e para
oue To sen. debe habcr partidOS pohucos. Segun
enrendcmoS. la idea del senior dc IL Fucnte eS
II de compromcter 4 todoS los grupos a reStaoIe-
Ger In ammonia social Y cl imperIo dc Ia ley. pa
"a rcstableccr tambien 81 orden ' que unoS a
otroS Sc respetcn SuS dcrcchoS. lmparUendo Sarah-
tjaS Y circunScribiendoSe a suS debereS ' a SuS Ia
,uItadeS. En- otros terminus. eli senior de la fueD-
lie desea la cvoluci6n que hamoS Tenldo presonan-
do nara que los pcrSonaliSmoS dejen lugar a los
principles, ' Podalho> ehlrar "e Hc"o " Il" vs.
men Constitutional.
rs IN hecho visible, comprobable. que en- los
compoS ~politicos en- que csta dividida la Repubhca
no hav el mas leve indicio de 10 que vulgarnente
naman reaction. Ell viejo upo "reacclonarlo
ha dcsaparccido por complete de la poiltlca me-
xicana, Y no hav uu solo politico de acci6n II hon.
brc De armaS entire los que luchan en- Mexico '
aun fuera del pals, que pueda scr hcltaInehle Id
made "rcaccionario'. Mas aun podrlanloS deer:
10. rarisimoS "reacciOnarios" que puede haber en-
81 pals. que 81 acaSo Sobrcviven son cnteramente
inerteS y egoiStaS. eStan complctamente aIeJados de
la political V. cuando mucho. adheridoS al resl'
men actual. por propia couveniencia ' egoismo.
los bOmbreS conScicntcS V hon0rablcS que eS-
tan en- pugna con el carrdncismo, SIN eNcel"
ci0n. puedc afirmarSe catcgurlcamcnta que
son de ideas liberales progreSiStaS: todos partlci'
nan de uu miSmo s~entimientO Y de una Sola Idea,
de mancra que estan distanciados eScIuSlvamente
Dor cucStioneS perSonaleS.
FL pensamiento del senior de la Fuente, es ell
minar eSos personaliSmos. para que automauca'
mentc Sc rcstablezca Ia ammonia, \ nadle mas d
prop6<ito que 81 para lleyar a la practica esa idea
patri6tica. porQuc este caballero. de esmerada edu'
raci6n. militar professional, de anlecedcntes de ge-
nuino reyolucionario. Y por anadldura hombre de
orden, COMO toda persona cuita, GOA de mereci-
das simpatfaS entire los clcmentoS PoiitlcoS del
pai<, 10 cuaI cS entcramentc propicio para coordl-
uar las voluRtadeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-08
SECCION .
La AMMONIA SOCIAL

Dificil es Ell verdad Ia empresa acometlda,
porque no ha de faltar la nota de la inrransigen-
cha Y del exclusiviSmo, segun vimos aver por ell
telegrama que de Nueva York nos dirigi6 nueStro
redactor corresponsal. Segun csc telegrama. Ca
rranza ha manifeStado que no eS possible llegar
a una seduction como 10 que pretende Ell senior In
geniero de la Fuente, "porque nunca dos partl-
dos politicoS han podido coexiStir en- Mexico, y
porque eStima una vcrdadera Iocura arriesgarse a
admitir Il los e~nemigos para que toGen parte acti-
vi en- las luchas politicas actuales dentro de "su'
gobierno."
En- nueStro concepto. una verdadera locura es
pretender imponcr ell eStoS tiempOS, un eIclusl-
viSlno de eSta naturaleza. La Republca no debe
ser. nj podra scguir siendo, como puede declrse
que 10 cS hoy, el patrimonio exclusive de un 60
bicrno. de I'm partido o de I'm hombre. Para que
un gobieruo tenea derccho a exigir el apoyo o
cuando menoS cl reSpeto de la soCiedad, csta obi
gado a reSpetar a los componentes de la miSma-
81 la lev fuera respectable, entonces csa idea az
monizadora que ha cmbargado los cspiritus y cum
dc sin cesar. obtendria I'm triunfo rapldo V de-
finitivo que solucionara pacificamente todos nues-
tros problemas. Las eleccioncs p~r6ximas ofrecen
una oportunidad esplendida. Bastaria NADIA mas
con Que sc conccdieran, como es la obligation de TO-
do gobierno democratico, las libertades publicas
necesarias Y que sc garantizara Id efectiridad del
vote. para que el sufragio hiciera por 81 solo TODD
10 dcmlS.
Desgraciadamente Ia intransigencia de Carran-
"a va un POGO mas lejos de 10 que era de cspe-
rarse. Esa intranSigencia sc ~ejercita dentro del
miSmo carranciSmo. como sc ha rlsto palpahle-
mcnte en- las elcccioneS dc los EStadoS, pucSto
Que las impoSicioneS son una forma de la intran-
sigcncia. Carranza no transige mas que con Sus
adpetos perSonalcS c incondicionaleS
Pero precisamente en- csa iutranSigencia csta