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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18
MISSIONARY CHARGE
IS DENIED BY BOARD
Foreign Missions Body Says Report
From Washington of German Aid
In bulgaria Il Misleading.
INVESTIGATION IS ORDERED
Careful Probe IL BEING Made and
WIN iG Followed by Action II
Facts Are Substanttntcd.

UOsTON. April l7.--Thc American
board OF commerce for foreign mis-
sions Is investigating the conduct OF
one OF It's missionaries who Is re
ported TO have engaged In pro-Rul-
RarIan activities Tho matter was
brought to the attention OF the Office"
Of the board here by tho state de
partmeut. II IL made known mat
definite and decisive action Will be
taken as soon as the case II clear, In
n statement today by Dr william L.
strong. secretary OF the cduCatonhl
department OF the American board,
declares the report from Washington
Yesterday was misleading and In most
" It's charges untrue. This rcpora
was credited to Assistant Secretary
OF State Phillips and waH that the
board had been advised by tho state
department OF formal charges OF pro-
German activities and political inter
ference by missionaries both In Bul.
garin and northern Persia
specific change was that the mis-
sionaries had used funds designed TO
aid war sufferers. Ia further tho
cause OF bulgaria and Indirectly the
cause OF Germany and Austria Hun
gary.
Doctor strong pointed out that the
American board had no missionaries
in Persia and he added that no
charges OF pro-GermRn activities by
the American board Of missionaries
had been forwarded TO the hoard by
the state department Later he Issued
the following statement
THE report. appearing In some OF
the morning papers telegraphed
from Washington, Of pro German ac-
tivity by missionaries ~ the Am"ri-
can board In sensational. misleading
and In most OF It's charges untrue.
The American board has no mission
aries In Persia. II In certain that It's
m irHionaries are not pro-German In
theih sympa,hies, II In now carefully
investigating a report brought to It's
attention by the state Departmental
pro- bulgarian activity on the part
Of one Of It's missionaries not now In
Bulgaria II is In communication
with the state department there
abouts and will take definite ana de-
cisive action so soon as the case is
cleared. There can be no question
MS to the loyalty OF tho American
board and Its missionaries TO the
United States and TO the cause OF all
the allies"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18
MARINES WANT $50
RECRUITS A MONTH
Tulsa Station Expected Ia Maintain
Its High Record az
Eniistmcnts.

Lieutenant lIornboslcl, VINO Is IN
charge " tho district recruiting Of
flco ~ the United States marine
corps, which. ~ located In this city.
announced yesterday that ne ls ready
10 receive applications from men who
wish to become members az that
fighting organization.
At present the marine corps has
about 22OOO men tn France and most
81 those men enlisted for th" dura-
lIUn of the war. therefore the OPP
por'uuiry uNcrad fOr service IN
France with the marina corps com.
par'1 fnvOrlhN with any other
branch Of the service
Fifteen thousand men are 20 DE re-
cfultcd at the rate ur about 1000
men pnr month the quota of this
district being li0 men per month
and the liruirubu, thinks that judy
ing from the way ihH boys Of this
state Joined ihr 'd,vll dogs during
tho war he should not fall behind
any month In the present drive
Tulsa wu1 accorded m" honor uf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18
So. $3.50, SIS % $3.50

JUNlOR suits for boys of 3 to 10
years; blue serges and novelty
mixtures in green, gray and
brown; very smart, new styles;
excellent workmanship; $40 to
$l2.50.
CHIRTS and waists for boys Of
- every age and size; new plain
colors and striped effects; fine
madras, percale, gingham an q
blue chambray; shirts with collar
attached or detached; 81 up.
DOYS' shoes, oxfords and san
d dals in foot-form and English
lasts; all feathers and shades at
81 up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18

being the headquarters for the state,
due to tho fact that this city gave
moro boys 10 tho marine corps dur
ing the war than any other city In
Oklahoma
The term OF enlistment Is four
years and any previous SerVice man
iS given a 3O-day furlouEh upon sign
ing up and have the privilege OF re-
ducsling 10 what station he desires
to bc assigned. An applicant must be
between the ages OF ~ and 36. 3
feet inches In height "A minimum
weight Of 1876 pounds and an Ameri-
can citizen Men with first papers
are taken In the army but not In
the marines
The Offices OF the marine corps
are located at 212a South Matp
street y" Z
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18

GCOTHn r. ]. MncNUrdy r0CTIVUH
word yesterday of the death on
Tuesday ~ hls brother. Dwight T..
MacCurdy. of stockton. Cnl, who
passed away following short NJ
ness of pneumonia The young mans
father lcft yesterday FOR California
ana will accompany the body to the
former home OF the family TN War.
rcnsburg Mo, for burial The de
ceased was Western district manager
Or the international Correspondence"
school, which position hc had held
for tho past 10 ycirs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18
CulMns plnn Strike.

HAVANA. Wednesday. April lG.--
Workers throughout tho republic are
called upon by n proclamation pur-
porting TO bear the signature OF one
OF the most prominent leaders OF the
federated harbor unions to make
known their sentiments as 20 the
ndvisability OF calling "A general
strike for the purpose OF forcing a 80
per cent reduction In the prices Of
foodstuffs and other necessities Of
liftf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18

SlMLA, India, Monday, April II.
Martial law has been declared IN
the districts OF Lahore and AmritKar.
according TO announcement made
here today II IN stated In the an
uuunC"u"ut that the government
general " satisfied that n state Of
open rebellion against authority
exists In those districts"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18

In modern food, Physicians claim thsr. I,
nohinE that will supply this deficiency 20
we'll IS the orrsnic phosphate tbevn
snonG druggists ss biiro phosphate, which
is insspensive and is sold by most all drug.
sis,s under . guarantee Of Satisfaction or
mcusy bset ny feedinr the nerve, directly
spd BY spppyins the body cells With III.
necessary phesphor,e food elements b,re.
phosphate yu,ehly produces a ~eleom, tranI
formation In the appearance the increase
In v~rht Frequently heinE ssbouishinG
This increase In weight also esrr,es with
II general improvement In the h,ahh
ksrveesnsss, slseplrsSnesS and lack OF en-
srty which nearly always accompany rI.
ersrive thinness, soon dtssppsar duh eyes
become brifht and pale cheeks go~ With
the bloem OF p,rse, health Miss Georria
Hamilton, Who vsS once thin and tran -
porting her own experience writes ''Ritro-
Phosphate has brought Ahont . magic trans
formation With me I gained IS pounds
snd never before felt 80 veil "
CAUTION Although buro- phosphst. II.
snsurpsssed for relieving nervous an sss
vlscriesness and general weakness II
should not. owing 10 Its remarkable n.sb
rrowirs properties be used BY snyons vss
toes not desire 10 pat on flesh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18
SWISS COUNCIL IS READY
TO RECOGNIZE HUN RULE

BERNE, switzerland. April II
The Swiss federal council. II " re
ported has decided to recognize the
new German government on IN"
ground that II was elected legally hy
the national assembly which was
chosen hv the votes pf the people
The report has caused a sensation
In political circles here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18
Easter morn

yERS looks these
they're just what needed for Easter and other dresup occasions
serviceabe
wouldn't them otherwise No matter what kind boy
be have the kind of clothes he needs Bring hi mhere today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18

angles b y
IN 9 80 Z I.
curved hn.s
sf fhsalth
aud b~ uty,
there ar ..
. Y I dertiy|
I h eu,snds.
OF men and
vcsn en- Who.
keenly tel.
their erees
ave tn ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18

lIENliY ErTA. OKLA. April II
At the Rotary luncheon today Il was
reported by the committee that the
flfth Liberty bond issue was over
suhacrlhed. the quota being $4,000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18

A cope nhngrn dispatch march u
quoted Bcflin message ~ saying
that prcaldcnt Ador OF switzerland
replied cordially 10 n letter from
President Ebert announcing his hc.
c"ssiOn II was added that SwiiAer
land was thus The FIRST foreign state
formally to- ackuowlrdgo the new
German government"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Mstkiss Liks Plain B,tro Phosphate Va Put
On rrn, Healthy Tlssh and 70
Increase strsaGth, visor and
Nerve rores

Jpdrins from N. eoun,less preparations
and treatments vhieh are ooutinuslly be
lag sdvsvtised for the purpose OF mshng
this p>spls fsshy, developing arms nsoh
and ksaL AAd rsplseinE nsIy hollow, snd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18

VATASH SUITS for little chaps
w of 2 to 9 years. New MILDLY
styles with long or short pants,
some with both; Norfolk, Russiaa
and one-piece effects, The new
est, smartest styles in Tulsa. Fast
color linens, repps, madras,
Kiddy kloths and drill: plain
shades, stripes and two-color com
binations. Prices $1.5O, 81, 81. SO
to $3.50.
DOMPERS and one-plece suits
IN for children of 2 to g years.
The new Jane Hathaway style is
here in many handsome and prac-
tical fabrics. Prices range from
81 to 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-18
NeW styles in tlUO-pdntS suits


others with belt detached
pockets have like the English
cameres baskewaves blue brown d. and
checks to l8 at
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Febrero II
Carranza coavoco 4 IN COnsejo de
Ministries Ell el Palacio Nacional, con
o5iet0 de tratar cerenamente 10 re!a-
two al ~petroleo. a fin De que los Sc
ior-s Secretaries de EStado estudien
y den 81 opinion acerca de Ia flcl in
tc~rpretacion de las ieyes reiatlvas 4
n exploration ' exploitation de los
yac!mientos petroleros.
De;puts lie algUnas diScuS!oneS
- acord6. en- vista de Ia serledad Y
de Ia trasceudcncia del asunto, inte-
grar una "JInta Conciliadora del Pc
tr5!eo". para quo 81 encar@Ge eXc-u-
Slvamcnte &c dictaminar sobre tan
arduo asonto. jjunta que Guedo inte-
graGa nor cl abo@a3o consultor Ge Ia
~Secrctaria lie Hacienda, Lie. Salvador
Urbina: por Il Jefc del Departments
Tccnico del PetS6loo dc Ia Sccretarla
de Industrial Y Concrete ) por ct abo-
gaio ronsultor dc j. S~ccretarla dc
:;cilciores ENccriores
s tieue IA segur!daG &c que los
~abaios de esr& jUuta serIa mUE IN
cresantcs. taHto. que aytdaran 4 re-
solver resolveran /" unu vez las d.
.icultaGeS hasta ahora habidas con
! motive &c este rico proGucto nacil-
nal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
NOTLCIAS DE LOS ESTADOS
PUEBLA
NUEVO CRIMEN DE LOS
ZAPATISTAS

PUEBLA. Febrero li.-Comuni-
can de Ia Hacienda de Atencingo, 81
tuada cerca del pueblo dc Chietla, que
ha causado CONSERVATION ALA Ia for
ma terrible c in.justificaCa en- que una
partida de zapatistas asesino al Sc
nor Jose Tampa Bennez, dueEo de
unos senorados ie tri@o dc aquella
fincu
Sc hallaba 81 senior Benitez revl-
Sando sus siembras. cuanGo repent
namente sali6 &c IN n~atorral una deS-
carca. cuyos proyectles hicicron CHI
ba el c.,erpo del infeliz hacenGado:
Una partida de zapatlstas era | a
aue SC hallaba ocu!ta en- aqueI ~
gar, la que hugo GeSpues de naper
consumado cl crimca, sin a~ntaceGente
alpupo en contra de Ia victlma. cue
era person. Jien querida por todos
los hombrrs Que sicmpre han traoaja-
do a sus 6rdenes.
f. eadaver del senior Benitez fue
levantado'T llevaJo 4 Chictla. iugar
dc su Residential. de donde Sailo un
piqucte dc tropa< I p:rsegl:r 4 los
b~andidoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
SUI sangre debilitando-
Sc a consecuencia de la
faIta de Hero?
FL Hero cs ell alimento de la sangrc.
FL Hero Nuxado hace que las
meiillas de las mujeres apareZ-
can ~sonrosadas Y crea iucrIa
Y cnergiG en- las venas dc
los hCmbres.

i I'd. estuviera sin alimentarse has
IN ponerse debil. dcaido y dcsfalieclen-
te, no Sc causaria mayor dano Que Guam
10 Gcia cue su SaMgrc Sc debll!tc q
causa de la falta de hero, del ME
RIO que lc da fuerza : poder para
transformar los alimertos en- sustain
.cias v~itales. crcar tejldoS ceiuiareS =
futr2a cerebral.
Al ,areccr del hero Indispensable
e. Ia sangrc. no importa Ia canlld2G
nj caliLad dc los al:mcntoS que tome.
rsros pasaraa sin que 81 ORGANISING
hailara debil. ncrvioso : del TODD de-
cstar huero Y sano, iovem Y fuertc. Sc
haIlan dcbil. nervioso Y del todo de-
ca;du. s. I'd. no sc Sicnte bueno y
n por Su propio b!en deberla su-
ietarse 4 la siguienta Trueba: ObSeT-
We cuarro uUeor trabalar u b,en ca
miHar sin scntirse fa;igaGc. tone dos
nastil!as De ciHcO francs dc Hero
NUyado. tres yeCcs nj Gia. deSpucS de
LIS comidas. durantC dos seManas'
paSado este lapse dc tempo Tue!va d
hacor Ia prUcDa de 81 rrSiS:enc'a y
60 corycncrra Dc cuan;O ha ganado.
POr miles Sc cuentan las personals que
han sufrido durantc mucho tempo y
en- In a~c;ualidad han logrado reSta-
bIecerSe Y adquirir fucrZa y vigor
asombrosos Supplements norgue nan
tornado hicrro en- Ia forma appropriate.
Para logra- cstas reSultadoS no hay
que tomar otra preparation de hero
con cl obietc lie ahorrar uno> cuantos
c~cntavos. sino adauirir sicnprc HE
FRO Nuxado. pues es cl meior y mas
asimilablc al ORGANISING. De no 20
mar esta preparation mas vale Nc to-
MAR rin~ura. pucS puede ~prOoUtlr
ma, m5S d daHo GO Que benctic;o. I'd. puedc
adquir.r ei Hero NuNado en- cpal-
d~riera drogucria con Ia mas absolute
~@arantia dc que lc proporc;onara los
r~psuitaios mas SatiSfactorlos. deEo!-
vicndo ci imnortc On caso contrario.
(Adv.j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
TAMAULlPAS
CELEBRAN UN ACALCRA-
DO MITEN LOS OBRER0S
De TAMPICO

Tamnico. Febrcro 11.-Con j~uStif!-
-ada Dreoc.pacion para las cnpresas
dc csta region, asi como para los ca
7;talisfas en- general. Sc celehro ano-
he en- 81 Taatro Ideal de este puerto.
~ mirir onrcro Que resuit@ mas que
c.,cs;asJa. a~calorado. debido a cue las
!i=cus;ones subieron dc tono 4 me4l-
ia QUE los aninos Sc aX2ltaban.
Nucnos tueron los asuntos Que 80
tretaror en- Ia reunion de los obrc~
ros: pero me-eci6 Ia ~prefcrencla 4"
las csreciales ateHcionss dc todos, 81
r~cferentc 4 Ia "a famosa Ley del Ira
paio, cue as;gna 4 los obreros una
rarticipaci6n CT las ~Utilidades de las
cm1rcsas.
Como esta Icy no Sc ia cumpt,do en-
.o6as Il parties. precisaTcntc ?orGHe
ocasiona dificultadcs entire los patro-
! nos Y los ~opcrarios. eStos osta0 GeSeS-
| pcrados poroue Sc cumpla al pie de
IA lctra. dccretardosc cue djchaS m
! rrcsas dcber toner dcsdc luego 4 los
oAreros como socios dc las negoc'acr-
nes. pucz a tai cquivale cl cump'f-
rionto de 10 dispucsto.
Fl mitin tuvo 2or obieto. mas qu"
otr7 cosa, 81 De cue los obrcros 10
Ecracruz. que Sc italian aqal en- CO.
mission. ;nformaraH ampliamentc de
iae condolences en- cue estar en- n ca
ttdsd iarocha cor rcsoecto a Ia Ley.
Los Delegates v~cracruzanoS mfor-
rnaron de TODD. aCrcgando QUO los n
! dIstrialos Sc hallaban intranslCentes,
no obStaatc d" quo q Gobierro hahia
;ntervcnido bu-cando In marcra de
comedian los interescs.
Entonces fuc cuando las cosas SIT
hioron de ,cno. protostaAdoSc contra
| 81 carita5i,ta. ONO era natural, y to-
mando q mitiE cl aspccto dc Ica Sc
! scr socialiSta mas que de n discu-
sion obrera, clcaminada a buscar G.
! cnitativ2S cHtendimientos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
La mitad de Ia noche Ia
pasaba aadando de
aqul para ALA er!
su pIeza
Estuyo en- ell mas miserable estadc
durante dos ancs. pero Iogro a~iiviar-
Sc con ell Tanlac despues de que
todas las demas medieinas
habian hecho fiasco

solo el Tanlac logro alivlarme
deSpueS de que hicieron fiasco tcdas
las demas medicinas, las que no To-
graron hacerme ell mas minimo pro-
vecho; y ahora me sicnto n muJer
fuertc Y Saludable. como no me ha-
bia sentido desde hace mucho ITEM
po," declare recientemente Ia Sra.
William r. Whitaker, de 17l2 New
York Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas.
Mi salud fuc eXceientc hasta ha-
ce dos anos.-continuo diciendo n
Sra. Whitaker-pero I partir de csa
fecha va no me fue possible dijerir
bien. Todo 10 que COMA Sc me ha-
cha agrio Y me Gaia como plomo en-
e! est0mago. donde Sc ME formaban
gases que ejercian una terrible fuer-
"a sobre mi coraZon. al grade que al
gunas veces temi que me paSara al
go grave. NJ! higado estabs tam
bien del TODD desarrcglado, y u me-
nude sufria vahidos o ~deSmayos. La
CabeZa me dolia terr!blementc y IL
mitad de la noche Ia pasaba andan-
do de aqui para ALA en- m; plea,
pues estaba de 10 mas nerviosa V no
podia dormir. Tenia dolores reumati-
cos en- todas mis- art~icu!aciones. en-
mis- hombros y cuadriles, y era tan
to 10 que me dolian que dificilmentc
podia Cstar o. pi2. 10 que p . H"e~ on
tai cstado de eXcitacion que estaba
punto menOs que agotada del tvav.
Una de mis- amigos Cue sc habia
aliviado de u males con Ell Tanlac.
me aconseio que 10 probara. y aSi
empece a hacerlo, fernando al mismo
tempo pastil!as de Tanlac. Y pronto
senti que cSa medicina me cstaba for
taleciendo de III modo notable. Nj
apetito eS ahora mejor que nunca,
mi sistema Sc ha regularizado Y "a
cast ha desaparecido ei reumatismo.
Mis- nervios Sc han aquietado. ducrmo
como IN nina. y po- las manan"s
al levantarme ne. Siento en- conG!-
clones esplGndidas. FIago ;odas mis-
!aborcs de cash sin Sentir ninglln can
sancin = en- tOdos sentido- H." Sien-
10 mejor de 10 que me nc sentido
durantc dos amos"
TanIac Sc rend" on San .%GtcHio
por la WagMer's rug Co.. lo5 Est
Houston s.. y 49, Ia N!eIer's Phar-
macy, 1872 West Commerce 81. hajJ
Ia direction personal de IN represe,.-
onto cSDarr-f dol T1riJr q. 50 a-vir-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
CONSERVATION DE UN
PERIODICO

In colega de esta capital Sera conSlg
nado Z Ia autoritad competentc por
hahcr puolicado en- SIS co!amt2@. que
81 Juez Scxto de instruction, Lie.
jose +. Charles, eva q unic1 reSpon-
sable del ro0o &c mil quinientos pesos
uJc tc7ia depositados en- SUI otlci-
mas Y De las cuales dcsaparecieron
hucc a!gunos meses.
Dice 81 Lie. Charles que en- 10 par
ricula. Dro,esta cr"rgicamente con
tra semciantc cargo injusr'f!cado y
que. como f~uncioNario. no pucde Per
mitir cue en- nanera a!guna So lc ii
fame cn tales terminus. pr,tcndlendo
hacerlo a~paraccr emo iadron vulgar,
Siento.-acrega eI Juez-,encr gue
con .,gnar IN periodico. porGuc soy
.qcmi@o lie este procedimicotcs. nero
en- este caso Ia sociedad eSta conmigo
len Ia iIsticia cue re asiste.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14

de comcrcio Sc preparaa tambieE pa
"a recibir Z los tistinguidos v~lalero'.
Sc cntrego la Aduana
Fl general S"muc! de los santos,
cue durante algUH ticTno eStuTo al
frcrte &c h Aduana del puerto. hlzo
va cntreea de us otIcinas a DOMINGO
Gonzalez, quien abanGono lgua' OIL
Gina ca Laredo. Tamauhpas. para h.
cersc cargo de eSta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
UN C0NCURSO De
MAZORCAS De MAIZ

FL ola 20 del actual qucoara de-
finitiyamertc cerrado q ~concurso de
ma2o-cas dc maiz, alberto por Ia Sc,
cretaria de Agriculture entire todos
los 7roductorcs de csc cereal On "A
Repnblica. o objeto &c est muiarios,
a cfccro dc que SC l~eSarrolis Ell entU-
siasmo por q culJi"o del prcc'ado
Cranc racional.
Fl concurso dchio haher sido csrra-
do desdc dias pasados; pero habien-
dose rcc;hiIo varios tclegramas lie
yar'os Estados en- los que SC Sunlica
que - &place, n misma Sacr'tarld
ilzg6 ~pruGcnte 10 ccrrar 81 ccrtamen
/. s;no has,a 81 dia % icl prezentc mes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
CHIHUAHUA
NO SERAN ~ABANDONAD0S
VA LOS T~ARAHUMARAS

CHIHUAHUA. Chin, Febrero II.
Il g~obernador del Estado, cOnside-
rando que va es llegado el tempo de
hacer algo en- favor de los indioS Ia
rahumaraS que. como sc sabe habl-
tan en- IA Sierra Madre cercana a
esta capital en- numero que asclende
a mas de trenta mil. nombro n CO.
mission especial para que estudle las
condolences en- que Sc italian los in
dos. procurando por todos los me-
dios que sean posibles obligar!os Il
que Sc desarrolle la instruction en-
tire clIos. a la que nc son refracta-
rios. pues 10 que cure es que STEM
pre- los han dejado en- complete aban-
done.
Dicha comiS!on Sc encargara tam
biGn dc rigilar los contracts que ha-
gan los indios para entregar las ma
deras que benefician en- ID Sierra y
con cuyos productos viven, a fin de
que no sea enganados como ha su-
cedido desde hacc mucho tempo. pre-
cisamente por Ia falta de atencion
que a esa tribu lr han p~restado los
pasados gobiernos del Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-14
AHimUdG ficStG cScOl0r

AnimodG fiesta cScOi0r
Las fieStas escoIareS que annual
mente organizan en- cstos dias los
profesores Y profesoras de los plan
teles de instruction del Estado. re-
sultaron sumamente lucidas, hablendo
tenido lugar en- el elegante Teatro
lie los Heroes, en- cuyo interior Sc
reuni6 toda la meior sociedad CHI
huahuense.
Las fiestas Sc dcsarrollaron con,
forme a III programme suggestive y
cuyos numcros fueron muy aptaudi-
dos por Ia concurrencia.
Fl gobernador del Estado, n Vez
terminadas las f~icstas. rcpartio per
sinalmente los premioS d los alum
nos Y alumnaS de las differences es-
cuelas. acto cue tambien reSulto lu-
edo Y del complete agrado de la con
c~urrencia Que ron francas demos
t~raciones particip0 dc Ia algeria del
festival.
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ted terrido oportunidad dc conocer. Sc
trata de una navajo cor un revolver
calibrc -; de fino acabadC y que pue-
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chaleco. Tiene una hoja del mejor a
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sc abre acknowledgements. \ cada ma
vaia la acompana una Sarantla por
cscrito ' Que Ia asegura por un pc
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no tan solo como una navajo, sino por
ser aDrovechada como revolver. Ma
die sospechara que I'd. lleva pisto!a
= los que la ven admiraran tan it'll
inTe.cion.
No >e imagine I'd. que es IN juguc-
tc. sine una vcrGadera pistola, calibrc
-. Sir duda alguna que lie sera dc
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