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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO .

Reciprocity
did the doctor pay visit?"
Eyes, and the visit paid the doctor.
Boston Transcript.
Just So
Pop, what are the duties of a
campaign manager?"
principally, my son, to count
chickens before they are hatched. ~
Judge.
Safety First
you ought to be ashamed of your.
self, Effie. I've good mind to
spank you"
IF you won't spank me, mother,
I'll promise to be awful ashamed. -
Life.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06
caustic Comment

E~0'TT''IVT'N
Did anybody comment on the way
you handled your new carr"
"One man made a brief remark,
Fifty dollars and costs. Boston
Transcript.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

Chickasha must have parks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

With only two or three speeches
to make a day and a few thousand
people to meet, Woodrow should get
a good rest on his trip.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

But how in the world are we go
ing to Oklahoma City to hear Wood.
row and see the show here on the
same day?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

Wen give you only one guess as
% what the last one will be-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

IT'S coming-the big circus-cheer
up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

Uncle Hi says it didn't take him
Long after they were married to
discover chat it isn't a good policy to
disagree with Ma when she is out
of humor.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-08-15
MT. OLIVE NOTES

Sunday vas well enjoyed at Mt.
Olive. Rev. Brown Of Cincinnati
Ohio, preached IN the evening.
Saturday IS the big day FOR The old
fashioned barbecue cooked on The out
side. 1t will be treat ju-. % tee
me Kentucky sook on .he Job. Serving
will begin at 3 p. n. Everything
goaa Fifteen cents admission with
lunch. Come and cat with Mt Olive
Next week Mrs. Tate will leave aor
j cew lays vacation. We won't sell
you where she is going, guess. Come
with as Sunday. Remember we seek
not yours, but you. Special address
$50 p. M, at The B. X. p. q.
Good singing, live sermons, wide
awake prayer meeting. Don't 'orge'
the place Edgemont, Pontiac street
Rev. f. 1. Tate, pastor.
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TRAITORS WITHIN AND
FOES WITHOUT

The race should not be discouraged
on account Of the unsuccessful cam
paign Of +. T. Banks for The nomina-
tion Of city eomissioner. When all
things are considered, Mr. Banks
made 4 splendid showing, and indeed
it was q victory because it united the
self-respecting colored people of The
city. There were traitors within and
foes without, dirty low schemes Of N
timidation, backed by The police de-
partment If The city, yet n The face
of it all five hundred and ninety six
men stood ap and were counted. We
must profit by this defeat and anite
and organize sor 'urther atruggles for
representation. We should also let Il
be known, especially 10 The dominant
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-08-15
WESLEYAN

The Wesleyan Methodist Church
will hold regular services Sunday In
the Sunday School room. Rev. ]. e.
Bass Of Long, Ohio, will preach. Ey-
cry member is asked TO be present.
Our re-opening will be Sunday,
August Gath. As the interior decor
ating will be finished at chat tima.
Also, cordial invitation 10 extended
to all pastors, congregations, and
their choirs to be present with ns at
2:3O p. m, Aug. "a
Our quarterly meeting win be held
Sunday, August 81.
The Christian Endeavor will hold
their third Open Air Service on the
lawn Of the church, Sunday, August
II, at $50 p. m. Good program and
good music. All are invited. Rite E.
Higgins, chairman Prayer Meeting
Committee.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-08-15
FEW CHANGES MADE
BY OFFICIAL COUNT

Few changes were made In The to-
tails given out following The primaries
of Tuesday, when The board Of cleo
tions last night completed making the
official count. A .otal Of s,767 votes
were cast.
In the face Cor city commission
nominations, Henry Hiddesen, present
incumbent, rolled up 5,126 votes, while
his runnig mate, Lorin Wright, yeceiv-
ed a,599. Charles e. Geisler and Dan
r. Farrell, Socialists, received 2,4s6
and 1855 respectively. Charles
Bracher's total was 842, while Charles
r. Culbertson got 500 and p. I. Banks
received 500.
On the judicial ticket William G.
Powell, Republican, received 3,942,
while William A. Budroe received
3,271.
The school tax levy was passed By
d substantial majority, receiving
5,876 favorable votes 10 2,397 in The
negative.
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Iast Sunday inornig and evening.

last Sunday mornig and evening.
Rev. Ridley, one Of Wilbarforcs's
strongest preachers, gracad lie pull
pit in the morning He was at his
best and did honor 20 the cause he
represents.
Four persons Joined she church and
four came up sor orayer.
A large financial collection Mas
raised. We greatly appreciate yisi-
tors like Rev. Ridley. zn The evening
Rev. Upthegroye was at mis- best and
q pleasant day was spent.
Our church is now back On It's soun-
dotion and stronger than ever. Tho
walls are 8 feet, inches high md 10
to 20 inches thick, made of stone and
concrete. So don't stay away rom
this church any longer FOR lear o1 It
falling down, because It IS all eight:
The Sunday school Is holding It's
own during The warm summer months
and the Allen Endeavor League IL do
/ ing nicely.
A special effort is on foot ser The
first Sunday in September 10 help
finance The great work The trustees
are doing. Several states id ina
Union are represented and se nope
friends and strangers will Join one o9
them.
The Trouble in Turkey Trot Metho-
dist Church Co., Of Allen A. M. C..
Church, played in Harveysburg. Ohio,
last Saturday night, with great sue
cess financially. We we're accompan-
led by Two large trucks and tive aaa-
tomobiles from Dayton. Ths .owu
Hall N Harveysburg was crowded -
its capacity. Those who nave heard
this company play each lime since il
was created said Saturday night WAS
the best. The company was invited
back with a guarantee Of q crowded
hail. Also another .own calls sor shis
company. Our audience in Harveya-
burg was half and half, white and
colored pepole, and more congenial
soiored people, and moro congenial
towns. The talent in This company
has got The play down pat. They are
like . talking lnachine-.Ghey keep .ha
audience alive from start TO finish.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-08-15
Local Items
IoIOIe19

Isabel Salome Higgins celebrated
her ninth birthday at her home, go
So. Perry avenue, from 3 10 D. n,
Tuesday, August IL. The hours @ere
spent in games and laughter, end
many pretty and useful gifts we're
received from Newport News, Va,
from her father, mother and brother,
and also from the girls and boys who
we're present.
Mrs. Charlest Johnson baked 2
pretty and also delicious birthday
cake, in which was placed len little
pink candles, nine 10 her birthday,
and The zenith one 10 grow on. After
the candles had been Lit a while, little
Miss Isabel blew Them out, md cut
the cake, and served it along with The
other dainties OF The afternoon.
After enjoying pleasant lime, the
children Ill departed, wishing isabel
many more happy birthdays.
Those present were: The little
Misses Florence Potter, Ernestine
Johnson, Ruth Wilson, Rosetta md
Marguerite Logan, Doris and Jennie
Mumford, Jessie Upshaw, Flossie Mae
Bulger. Crycelia Everett, Lena and
Anna Gay, Geneva Roberts, Isabel
Higgins. Masters Valentine Mum.
ford, James Wilson, Kenton Jackson
Mrs. Matte Stewart, Miss Dorothy
McGregor, Miss Eunice Higgins, Mrs
Rosa Lee Dugger, Mrs. Charlest
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-08-15

race, that the criminal clement within
our midst must not be used TO retard
our progress or to throttle our aspira-
tion for representation. We must
have d colored candidate in each pri-
mary election. Let the pepole get
the habit Of voting for colored men.
Why not? Haven't we voted Cor
white men for fifty-five years!
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-08-15

Miss Nina Martin left This week sor
Cleveland, Ohio, where she will spend
q lew days with relatives and friends.
Thence she will leave FOR Oklahoma 20
resume her school work
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-08-15
c. NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES

1t was indeed gratifying 10 gee 30
many strange faces in church Sunday.
Rev Wm. Hayeraft preached IN ex-
cellent sermon ut The morning aery-
ice. Rev. S. w. Young, Of Alabama,
preached 20 the delight of al 1T .he
evening service Mr.. Loritts sroved
To be IN orator of 40 mean ability
when he made The earnest appeal I,
the voters to stand BY e. I. Banks, !,
the morning service.
The entire membership Is endeav
oring as never before 70 make The
rally . financial success.
Mrs. II, r. Miller and Master
"Buss" are visiting Mrs. James
Barnes of Cleveland
Mr. Ed. Grayham knows how ID
talk up his church, he sees moaning
but sunshine.
The choir rendered excellent music
Sunday
Mrs. Amanda Smiths club :,etted
a neat sum from their Moonlight Pic
mic last Saturday evening at Mrs. Fl
p. Miller's residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Allen nave
moved 20 Flint, Mich.
Everybody IS cordially invited te
come and worship with as. Come
you are welcome.
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4. G {.
r m 10 s ss ll5ss,.s;iia.ji''
Ghaatlsl II l'eil.
szsfsa ~

Entered as seeond-class mattel
July 4, 1913, at the postoffice al
Dayton, Ohio, under the act of March
., 1879.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-08-15
HAIR DRESSING
Mrs. Nina Mitchell Harris
80 Mead ST.

Capt. G. r. Williams, who 'or he
past eight years has been captain IF
Go. A. u. r. K. of r., was presented
on August s, with purse and travel
ing expenses 10 The supreme session
of The Uniform Rank, which convenes
in Atlantic City, August 18 10 %.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-08-15
Aurora Culture Club

Mrs. Henry Kemp, 5f 415 Bank
street, beautifully entertained The
club on Friday, August 3. Mrs. Nm.
Wright was our delegate 10 The State
Federation Of Women's Clubs. She
brought back most excellent taport.
She also brought back many helpful
thoughts. We feel very proud Of nav
ing sent her. Next meeting with Mrs.
Wright on Mckee street. Members
are asked 20 come carly. Business If
Importance.
FURNISHED ROOMS For rent at
226 Warren Street. Mrs. Mamie
King.
Miss Lydia Ietton, who has. been
the house guest Of Miss Marion
Smith, while on a two weeks visit
with her father here, returned 10 her
home at Chicago last Wednesday
morning, bearing with her many kind
remembrance of new made acquaint-
ances and friends.
Mrs. Annie Neal, of I'll s. Williams
street, has gone 20 Springfield. i'll
to spenl several weeks with her sister
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-08-15

Mrs. Matte Mealey, Of 428 West
Fifth street left Friday FOR Lexing-
ton and Paris, y. She will attend he
Lexington fair and be The guest Of
her mother at Paris, returning within
ten days.
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Mrs. ii. r. Alexander.

Mrs. Villa B. Carr, who has been
spending several days here with her
mother, Mrs. Annie Neal, mas return
cd TO her home in Springfield, Ill.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-08-15

will attend the National Negro Med
Iieal Association. They win return she
first week in Sept.
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poRO HAIR SYSTEM

pORO HAIR SYSTEM
MRS. GEORGE TAYLOR
Graduate Of poro College
Scalp Treatment and Shampooing
a Speciality
20 Weller st. Phone 1861
Mrs. Harry Glasco, Of Catherine
street, was called TO Toledo, on ac-
count of the ilness of her daughter,
Mrs. Jessie Brown.
Two unfurnished rooms with bath
I'll W. 4th street.
Mrs. Oberton billiard and children
left Saturday for Martinsville, Va.
where they will spend month viii
the billiard family. On heir aeturr
they will stop over . Few lays II
Pocahontas, Va, as The guest Of ehe.l
mother.
FOR RENT One unfurnishcd AM
I two furnished rooms at SIG Home
stead Avenue. Also soft drinks, ic.
cream, and watermelon for sale
Phone, Main 677s.--Mrs. Lille Lotion
Mrs. Jennie DeLoe of Columbus
Ohio, sister IF Rev. Tate, was visiting
Rev. and Mrs. Tate this week.
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w. III. JONES, CONTRACTOR
Repairing, Contracting and Building
ALI Work Guaranteed l09 Olive St

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Johnson, Miss Rita Higgins.
poRo sYSTEM.--For the poro
System of Hair Dressing call at 2s8
Hawthorne street. Bell Main 7795.
MRS. DILLARD ESTELL

Mr.. aud Mrs. Amos Nelson enter
tanned Sunday at aheir beautiful
country home, Glencoe thirteen
miles north of the ciyt. AT noon i
sumptuous chicken dinner vas ..erved,
the dinning room vas sastefully dec
GRATED with summer flowers and as
paragus. The guests we're Mr.. and
Mrs. James Boysaw and children of
this city, and their guest Miss
Frances Foulkes of Chicago, and Mrs.
Alice Biggs and children of North
Judson, Indiana. In The evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson entertained with 4
picnic supper, in honor Of their little
daughter Elizabeth's sixth birthday
anniversary. The supper was spread
on the beautiful lawn surrounding The
Nelson home. At late hour The
guests departed, declaring Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson ideal entertainers.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-08-15

Mrs. Thompson. East sl2.
Miss Frances M. Foulkes, trained
nurse of Chicago, arrived in The city
Saturday, TO be The guest of her an
Gle. Mr.. James Boysaw. and -amily,
OFF 30l2 e. Second
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-26
A CAMBTO De la MANO
De HOLGUTN, OBTUVO
UNO LA AMNISTIA
Sc presento en- {. Judrez con
Ell despojo hrmano y cor
siguiioo luego el perdon
rslearama E~cecir, p1-7 Ii PeENSt.

TslsaramG E~ccri-l p1T7 Ii PSENSt
Ell PASO. Teas. Septiembre 24.-
Tn individuo de apeIlido RAMIREZ que
formaba parte de una partida de re-
beldes, Sc present6 ante las autorida-
des mibtareS de Cludad Ju&rez cl
Iltimo martes pidiendo amnistia Y
para fundar su demanda eXhibio un
despojo humane Que llevaba consigo
una mano mutila6a. una mano IL
quierda Ia que la faltaba IN dedo,
la que aSeguro ser la de Epifanio
Holguin, jefe rebelde cue dijo haber
sido muerto por eL Ante meritos ia
les sabiendo los carrancistas que
efectivamente Holguin tenia un de-
do de menos en- Ia mano del la6o in
dicado, le dieron credito Ia nara
cion de Ramirez Y le concedieron la
amnistia sohcitada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-26
DICE Ell TIMES" QUE
ACABARA CONLAS
DICTADURAS DE
AMERICA
E. Cabrera y Gomez
recibieron va aviso de
que deberlan dejar
sus gobiernos
s,,,c-sra Espec;.l ..ar= III -RE>sa.

NUEVA YORK, Sept. 25.-Con
ell titulo de: eel fresidente Wilson,
Dictator para los Dictadores", publ
ca ell New York Herald" un artl-
culo suscrito por Timothy G. Turner,
ell hombre "que conoce y habla de Sur
America y de sus intrincados asuntos
como 81 leyera en- un libro alberto.
En- tai articulo Sc comienZa dlclen-
do que hay probabilidades de que en-
ell final del segundo termino presiden
cial de Mr.. Wilson, este lanclonario
cause la caida de todos y cada uno de
los regimenes dictatoriales de Hispa-
no America.
la politlca que origino Ii: hosti-
lidad hacia el regimen 6e Hueeta en-
Mexico-dice el articulo de Turner
esta siendo ahora conducida un
extreme que constituira una dictadu-
ra. de parte de los Estados Unidos,
hacia Ia clase de gobiernos que Sc
permitira que haya en- los paises al
Sur de los Estados Unidcs. Esto es,
Dor 10 menos, aparentemente 10 que
esta sucediendo. Los observadores
atino-americanos 10 han entendido
asi Y comprobado en- los ultimos dias,
en- tanto que la mayor parte de la
prensa de los Estados Unidos esta
ignorante en- 10 absolute de la nueva
po!itica.
Para muchos-continua ell articu-
10 de Turner--esto debe considerar-
Sc meramente por una demostracion
de que Sc esta procurando hacer a
Hispano America apta para la Demo-
cracia. Pero para los Hispano-ame-
ricancs que no pertenecen a las
clases ultra-radicales y para los ame-
ricanos otros extranjeros que tie
nen invertidos. intereses al Sur de es-
te pals, puede considerarse como una
aventura POGO tranquilizadora"-
Las dictaduras afectadas de he
cho por Ia nueva politica adoptada,
son: En- Costa Rica, Ia del General
(Pasa a Ia Ia. pag. Col 5a.)
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DOS GRANDES GAS.
PETROLERAS De
MEX. Sc Van A
FUSIONAR
Son la Port Lobos Oil Co., y
la Atlantic Refining Co.,
que representa- varlos
miIlones de pesos
Tslee-a,na Especial na,a "a rEENsA.

fslee-a,na Especial po,a "a rEENSA.
NUEVA YORK, Sept. 24.-Hase
anunciado Ia fusion de IA Atlantic
Refining Company, una de las empire
sas subsidiaries mas importantes de la
Standard Oil, con la Port Lobos Gil
Company, negociaciones ambas que
operan en- Mexico.
Segun ell convenio de consolida-
cion, la Atlantic-Lobos Oil Company
ha quedado formada hallandose IN
corporada en- Delaware. con dosclen-
tas mil acciones de preferential de
cincuenta dolares de valor Ia par, y
medic million de acciones comunes,
cuyo valor no Sc cotiza a Ia par.
La mitad de estas acciones les ha
Sido ofrecida los tenedores de &C
clones de segunda preferencla y CO.
munes de la Port Lobos Company, a
cambio de sus acciones de esta COM
pania V Ia otra mitad los tenedores
de las acciones de la Atlantic Oil
Company, cue es una empresa mexl-
cana, subsidiaria de la Atlantic Refl-
ming Company.
Dicese que la Port Lobos Company
posee cerca de Glen mil acres de te-
rreno en- Mexico Y que los embarques
de petroleo hechos durante trece me-
ses han ascendido siete mill?nes y
medic de barriles.
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FL GOBLERlVO ITALLANO CONFlESA QUE NO
PUlEDE HACER NADIA CONTRA DANNUlVZIO
IA SUSCRIPCION PARA LAS VICTIMlAS
DEL CICLON DE- CORPUS CHRISTI

Con un profundo agadec:eno todos aqueos onpatrs
aenddo laado rDmoS ea nneaS
La hoy dmuesa nuestra supca
de los que en en-
estado prono res
au Una arga lsta de nombres ap
hoy hay quenes concrean enVar su 90
native sno cue ecdad copatrlota oear ben
del donde en- esos
aprontan hermoso desns oooo
hemosempndido resulte falda
Con gene ben nada cuaquea parte no
havn facase contando cooperation!
que
aor no hayan ayudar vmas del con azoo
belo eempo
pronaen auXlo el case s urgen con-
ven aga honor Ia
Ia coona
quenes la fura De los eenen deo SIN
abrgo aulo que aNvara sus pc
auxio ene ampl2mente su mission deoe ser
mas
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Todo ell ejie5rcito y
la marina estGn
con el poeta
r.Lssrss,e ssge.:el para "a rEgMsA.

rsIss-Gu-o espe=:ci Para "a PEENSA-
NUEEA YORK, Septiembre 25.-
FL tltimo mensaje recibido de Paris,
da cuenta que reiaa al una gran
apreHsi6n a causa de Ia question de
Fiume-
Segun las ult;mas noticias recibi-
das, los italianos han tornado pose
sion de otras poblacioRes mas ala de
Fiume Y los yugo-esla"os van huyen-
do.
Dicese que Ia delegation america
juzga que ha l!egaoo q tempo de que
los aliados tomen cartas en- el asun-
to, que ha dejado de SCI un asunto
que L concierna lta.:a eXclusivameR
te.
Sc agrega que el gobierno itahano
ha confesado, practicamente, cue ha
perdido el dominic Sobre Ia marina
Y sobre el ejercito ' cue seria inutil
cualquiera tentativa para enviar
fuerzas italianas contra DAnnunzio.
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LEGO A SU CiUDAD
NATAL POR VIA
DE TORREON,
COAHUILA
Le hicieron en- Torreon
una reception muy
fria eI ex-Pri-
mer Jefe
T,I.c-o,r- =sr~-;ri pc-~ - PRFNSA.

Tei-G-d,r~ r.s-~rfri DG-~ PEF NSH.
EAGLE PASS, TEXAS, Sept. 25.
-Carranza debe de llegar hoy a
Cuatro Cienegas, segun 10 indican
las informaciones o>iciales recibidas
en- Piedras Negras.
Ell tren en- que viaja lego hoy a
Monclova procedente de Torreon, Ia
Reata. Y pernocto ALI, para salir en-
la manana de hoy rumbo Cuatro
Cienegas.
Carranza lego inesperadamente a
la ciudad de Torreon el lunes por la
noche. habiendo hecho el viaje por Ia
via del Ferrocarril Central desde
Aguascalientes, en- donde decide to-
mar la ruta directa Ia ciudad Ia
gunera en- vez de volver San LUIS
para dirigirse Saltillo, que era en-
donde Sc lie esperaba.
Muv fria fue la reception que Sc lie
hizo al jefe del ejecutivo en- Ia clu-
dad de Torreon, segun refleren Las
infornaciones trasmitidas, pero off
cialmente Sc dice que clio Sc debio a
que a la llegada del convoy preslden'
cial Gaia una lluvia torrencial.
Ell gobe rador Espinosa Mlreies
era esperado hoy en- Monclova, para
acompaTar a Carranza en- su V.aJe a
Cuatro Cienegas.
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En- las primeras listas que en- esta
ciudad Sc rccibieron, con los NOM
bres de las victimas del cic.on en-
Corpus Christi. aparecia el de Ma
nuela Cara, joven meXicana cuyos
familiares residen en- esta ciudad.
Recibida por ellos la fatal notlcla'
hicieronse al punto las unicas gestio-
mes posibles va: las de recoger el ca
daver de la infortunada. Y darle crls-
t.ana sepultura.
Mas ne aqui que, cuando va Sc da-
ban los pasos para clio, recibieron
noticia. escrita en- un pedazo de pa
pei por la mano misma de la desapa-
recida. de que Sc encontraoa viva, y
en- espera de que fuesen por ella.
De boca de la misma seAorita
Cara. que Sc encuentra va en- San
Antonio,-aun no del todo repuesta
del tremerdo susie que sufriera, oyo
el reporter la relacion de Ia terrible
aventura en- cue estuviera punto
de perde- Ia vida.
La Srita Cara Sc encontraba pres
tando sus servicios. desde tempo
atras. en- Ia casa de Ia familia Bow
don, de Corpus Christi, fanilia for
mada por el esposo, Ia esposa, y dos
ninos. uno de un ano Y medic Y e!
otro de cuatro.
Como a las tres de Ia tarde, nos
dice, va no nos fue possible permane-
Ger dentro de Ia casa. Las paroles
crugian como 81 fuesen romperse
en- mil pedazos, Y, ademas, ell aqua
de la laguna empezaba entrar por
las puertas, sacada de su cueEca por