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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Oh MY BACK!
COULDN'T
SLEEP A WINK
He Found Relief and
Tells Others About Il,

nan who lives IN Roczand. Texas-Afr. l.
fterrera--zrItes Us as follows 4 suffered wears
from pans IN my back and sleep was impossible
! took Nuga-Tone and nov I feel Ike q new
man Nugz-IQn has gwen me euerzy and viqor
have not enjoyed for years"
When nan can't sleep and Gets no rest he
lives on his nerves and complete nervous and
physical breakdown are sure 10 follow At the
lirst signs o. pans N your bacil take Nuga-Tone
a snort while and see how quickly you'll improve.
Nuga-Tone goes night after The cause Of the
trouble and corects IL Il huilds I'd nerve
lolce and enrches The blood Nerve-fo-ce IS The
impulse back Of the acton Of stomach. liver
kidneys and bowels, the hearts acton. the Blood
circulation. With good digestion. active liver.
Kidneys and bowels. backache disappears. Nuza-
Tone VII bring you sound. refreshing sleep and
wonderful energy and vigor-
Druggists guarantee NuEa-rone. Buy bottle
A bottle VII last you a whole month. Use IL 20
Gays and q you cont feel better and look better.
take the remainder Of the package back To The
druggist and get your money back
Good druggists everywhere sell NuEa-
Tone Try IT, Get a bottle today az
Kelly & Poliard-s Drug store.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Ready To Start
Road Building
In Ne1C Mexico
The Weed-High Rolls and
Hondo-Mescalero Roads
To Be Worked Soon.

Alamogordo. y. NJ. March 40.
Fred Arthur. supervisor Of the Lin
coin national forest. has received a
4 request from the office Of public roads
OF Albuquerque, for information as to
when the inspection can be made by
contractors OF the Hondo-MescaIero
and Weed-Highrous roads and how
soon weather conditions would per
nit OF construction. Mr.. Arthur says
that the Hondo-4Iescalero road viii
permit the work now. and the Weed
Highrolls road about April Is. Ap-
propriadons for these roads have been
made and 1t is the intention 20 con-
struct them by contract as soon as
weather conditions viii allow
Mr.. Arthur states that all forest
supervisors have been requested TO
make a detailed estimate on a road
construction program in the national
forests the expenses OF such roads TO
be met by the government and as the
government has made q liberal ap-
preparation for such work, consider
able good road work in the near fu-
ture IS anticipated
Charles Cunningham. county high
way superintendent, reports that the
a---AAAE mas AgNl AA--A E4lAN4 AAA AAAN
Tularosa-Three Rivers road and that
they are now putting in the culverts.
The new road bed is being consider
ably cut up by the traffic being
diverted from Roswell 10 Carrizozo
and down the new road to avoid the
dark canyon which is next to i'm
passable.
The Tulsrosa-AIesca1ero road IS pro
crossing nicely with the road graded
and graveied from the Tularosa depot
to the Baldnado sheep camp, a dis
lance Of five miles. and is grubbed
and cleared for grading three miles I
above that point, leaving II miles yet
TO be worked There are four con ]
struction camps on the road and II ia
expected to have It completed by
July L
Good Road Clear to Roswell.
With the completion Of this road.
the Hondo-Mescalero, and the roads T
through the national forest. there will /
be a good road from Alamogordo TO .
Roswell
A special meeting Of the board OF 4
county commissioners viii be held /
soon to outline plans for cooperation .
with the state and government to Sc
cure part Of the funds that viii be .
available for the road construction
In the county The government has
S4,5O0, 900 for road work
in New Mexico, which must be met
by an equal amount by the state to be
available.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TO BE
FOUR MINUTE SPEAKERS

Junior Red Cross boys from the
nigh school viii officiate as four
minute speakers at the different the
alters in the city, beginning Saturday
nlgng, IN connection with the uses
clothing collection TO be carried on by
lhe local Red Cross chapter during
the week, March "a 70 81. Those no.
speak at the Ellanay. Wigwam and
Grecian are Dan White. MAYO Seamon
and Bert Howell Others viii volunteer
their services for the remaining the
aters Of the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
NEURALGIG PAINS
Give Way 60 Soothing BsmIin's
Wizard oil

Hsmiin's Wizard Oil IS a safe and
effective treatment for headache and
neuralgia. Rubbed IN where the pain
IS, II acts as a tonic to the tortured
ives and almost invariably brings
cS.SS -Ss;eE
- SsasncS, SSc-SS$sc 0cZalities can
always Be reiiec upon 80 S0,eSSSS -
fiction, or other serious resuhS, Saom
sprsins, bruises, cuts, burns, bitG
and stings. Just as good, too, for
sore feet, stiff neck, frost bites, cold
sores and canker sores.
Get II from druggists for 80 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick
Aeadsche7 Just Try Wizard Liver
ships, pleasant little pink pills, 50
>sts. Guaranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
MEXICO CITY POLICE TO
DANISH SNEAK THIEVES

Mexico City papers publish accounts
OF the rounding up OF about 400 Of
that city's notorious rater0s or pick
pockets and skilled sneak thieves and
state that they viii all be TRANSPORTED
TO Tres Marlas islands In the Pacific
ocean of the west coast Of Mexico.
This is revival OF the old penal col
which was abolished under the new
policy inaugurated by president Ma
dero.
The rateros OF Mexico CITY have
been noted as the worst OF their class
OF criminals in the world.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
MUST APPEAL TO PEOPLES
PATRIOTISM IN NEXT LOAN

Minneapolis. MINI. March 21.-Ap-
peallng confidently 10 the patriotism
or the American people TO make a
success Of the coming victory TTberrv
loan. secretary OF the treasury Garter
Glass; IN two speeches in the Twin
cities, declared the loan could not be
uoated on strictly comm ercial basis
We are not going TO approach the
last Liberty loan in a strictly com
merciaI spirit" said Mr.. Glass Iar-
night "A little thought will teach the
Wlsest among the fiuanciers OF the
country that it is impossible to float.
purely for investment purposes. a loan
OF i've or six billion dollars. We have
got 10 appeal 10 the patriotism OF the
american people. and It viii not be
done IN vain"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
HAS ESTABLISHED
HEADQUARTERS AT OJINAGA

It is reported that Gen. Felipe An
geles, who is said TO make his head
quarters near OIiuaga in eastern Chi
huahua presumably at Cuchulo Pa
RADIO on the Conchos river, has.
through a group Of his armed men.
recently received a large amount Of
war munitions and two rapid fire
guns The statement is made that
this material was received al a pofnt
near O1inaga- An amount Of gold
has been passed TO pay the troops Of
Cen Angeles. "Rauch1" Villa. Mar
tin Lopez and Ramon VEGA. it is re-
ported
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
AGREE REGARDING
P0SEN COMMISSION HEAD

Paris. France. March IA semi
Official German note. explaining the
reasons for breaking of negotiations
at Foseni says il has been impossible
70 reach an agreement especially re-
garolng the presidency Of the com
mission controlling the situation there
the Germans say they are consider
ing the appointment OF a president
by pope Benedict. while the entente
nations desire the permanent inter
AIMED commission TO name the presf-
dent The supreme council viii con-
slGer me Fosen situation today and
VIII take up measures TO be cr-rieI
out against the Germans to bring
about cessation of hostilities in the
province Of Poland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
MEXICO FHV0RS
NATIONS LEAGUE
Only Question Is AS To
Representa- tion Which
Mexico Shall Have.
Continued from page II

perenuially seek armed Intervention
So convinced are they of the merit OF
their claims and the disposition Of
the Mexican government to exercise
Justice in settling them that they be-
Ieve talk Of Intervention only serves
TO make difficult the task Of the dip
l0mats who are at work endeavOring
to compose the trouble.
Mexico has taken a lively interest
in the league of nations discussion
and has sent Alberto PAM. one Of car
ranza's trusted advisors, 10 France
not as q commissioner TO the peace
conference. but as the accredited min
lister TO France, so that he would be
at the scene OF the conference ana
available in case any Invita- ton was
issued to the neutral countries TO
make suggestions. Mr. PAM was
member Of the INSTRUMENTATION
commission which met at London and
Atlantic City, and has the confidence
Of secretary OF state Lansing and
the members OF the American mis-
sion
From such information rs Is
available here. Mexico will join
with the kindred states Of Latin
America in announcing her ad-
herence to the league. II she does
80. Mexico VIII. Of course. be
bound to faifilI international oh
LEGATIONS as viii all other sigma
league Will be open for the dis
eusslOn not merely Of tangled
diplomafics' disp=tes. hut finan-
ciaI questions which have arisen
since Mexico become disturbed by
revolution.
Mexico has always insisted, through
president CarranZa. that 10 was in
tended TO settle all these claims and
the courts set up by the league Of
nations would. OF course. be a check I
upon any effort by a combination Of
powers to take advantage OF her be-
cause OF the great foreign indebted
ness on the other hand, the definite
discussion Of the problems Of finance
and the rights Of nations VIII go far
oWard making Americans and other
'0reigners feel that they can enter
Mexico without fear OF having their
properties cOnfiscated by DEGREES or ]
avs obviously in contravention Of I
lccented principles OF International ]
tercourse.-(C Copyright. 1919. by New
Z ork Evening Post. Inc0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
MANY ARRESTS MADE OF
CITY TRAFFIC VIOLATORS

T. C. OFT traffic officer OF the po-
lice department. made IS arrests
Thursday Of violators Of the traffic
ordinances in FL Paso. The entire
police force have been ordered TO ar
rest ali violators Of the city traffic
ordinances.
It is understood that the services Of
the military police viii be asked to
aid the police officers in the traffic
work until the department has been
enlarged sufficiently to increase the
traffic squad Mai. Burnett has prom
ised his help along these lines and
with the combined forces chief p. II.
Phoenix believes that the matter viii
De adequately handled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
TWO MEN HELD, CHARGED
WITH CONTRIBUTING

Following complaints filed, charg-
in- the altering Of federal currency
and counterfeiunE. Jim Morgan and
81. ID. keyes were arrested by federal
authorities Thursday evening and were
placed in Jail in default Of bonds
which were fixed az $3.50. by the fed
era1 commissioner IN each case
The specific offence charged against
the defendants is the raising Of 81
currency bills TO s.. and the making
Of counterfeit half dollars and dollars.
To IS said that a number of spurious
coins have been put in circulation in
II Paso and in Arizona.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home.

Philadelphia. Pa. Do you wear
glasses2 Are you a victim Of eve
strain or other eye weaknesses2 II
so. you VIII be glad 70 know that ac-
c5rding TO Dr. Lewis there is real
hope for you. Many whose eyes were
failing say they have had their eyes
restored through the principle Of this
wonderful prescription One man says.
after trying f.: i was almost blind
could not see to read at all Now
can read everything without any
glasses and my eyes do not water any
more. At night they would pain dread
fully; now they feel fine all the time.
il was like a miracle TO me-" A lady
who used it says; The atmosphere
seemed hay with or without glasses,
but after using this prescription for
fifteen days everything seems clear.
I can even read fine print without
glasses" Tt is believed that thousands
who wear glasses can now discard
them in a reasonable time and multi
tudes more viii be able to strengthen
their eyes SO as TO be spared the trou-
BE and expense OF ever getting
glasses Eye troubles of many de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
TOBACCO DEALER PAYS
TAX IN LIBERTY BONDS

Liberty bonds were put 10 q new
use THURSDAY afternoon. when to-
1acco tax OF $500 due under the new
internal revenue tax imposed by the
last session Of congress, was paid
in bonds Of the fourth issue TO deputy
collector James w. Quinlan hv
wholesale dealer. The asses menr on
the entire stock amounted 20 q little
more than the face value OF the bonds.
and the balance was paid fin coin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
POLICE CAPTAIN LEAVES
FOR EAST ON BUSINESS

Captain OF police S. II. Veater has
been granted leave Of absence Of 80
days, beginning March q Capt.
Veater left FL Paso Friday for New
Mexico where he viii attend TO some
personal business
Capt. Neater was accompanied by an
officer from his home at Janguitch,
Utah. who is seeking a criminal who
escaped TO New Mexico from that
urinr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
TORONTO WEST END YIN. C A..
FIRST IN 'TEN' HEXATHLON

Toronto. Ont. March eI-In COM
petition with 50 Y. N. c. A. clubs i'm
North America and a total Of 261I
con -estants. Toronto West End Y. II
O. A. won first place in the "I0r
LeEathlon with 5193 points.
Rochester. n. Y. came second, with
5l9z points; Columbus, O., third. with
3f75 points.
The West End club was first in
club points with 519: Oakland. Cal.
second. ass. and Honolulu, third. $50.
The highest Individual score was
made by W G. Smith. Of Minneapo-
lis, with 543 points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
ALLEGED FILIBUSTER IS
RELEASED; BOND OF $1,000

Bond in the sum OF $1,000 was made
by Francisco Morales. who was one
Of the IS 1IeNicans arrested by federal
authorities Wednesday on a charge Of
violating the neutrality laws by set
ting on foot a military expedition
against the republic OF Mexico. Bonds
for four were set at $1,000 and the re-
mainder at $4,000. Hearings were held
in the cases at 2 o'clock Friday after
noon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Sailor Jack Wood To
WrestLe Ell Paso Man
J. o. Crockett, President.

Jack Wood. Il was announced today.
has accepted the challenge Of Gus
Pappas. OF FL Paso. Tor a wrestling
bout 20 be staged here next week
The exact date viii be decided later.
Wood was boxing instructor at the
san Pedro. Calf, naval station
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
WATSON MAUI RECNs-

The trial OF J. A. Watson. charged
with assault to murder In connection
with an alleged assault made upon r.
H. Bailey on March q. began Friday
morning In the 3fth district court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21

Never again viii tenements be as
cheap as now Lee Newman, Tene-
meut Specialist
Phi s6O4 sos s. FL Paso St-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21

Why wear a "hand-me-down'' Suit
Easter when you can get a swanson
tailored Suit for s35.OOs See page IL
ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13

"Todos los obreros- dio-hasta los humldes periguen ser capitalists, o pr 10 me
nos, tener dmro sufciente para emanciparse del patono = Lncinandonos
solo al obrro, 10 consequences jamas ell equiibro So
ella, nj economco, no piIco"

de un articulo Y Sc pidc sea recha-
zado. Ell criterio de la comision es
inspirado en- la Interpretation eXacta
de la Fraction, (debio decir parrafo),
auinta del articulo constitutional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13
FL DlPUTADO GARCIA VIGIL SALlOA LA
DEFENSA DEL CAPITAL EN- Ell CONGRESO
Ell GRAN COMRATE
FLORAL EN- MEXICO

MEXICO. D. F.. Mayo 9.-Ha que
dado va TODD arrcglado para el Gran
Combate Floral, que Sc veriflcara Ell
uitimo domingo de este mes, Y en- ei
que habra un certamen de adornos
de fachadas. de autos Y de cocheS.
La Comision directiva que Ct A
vuntamiento nomoro es la s%igulente:
senores regidores Ramon R~ivcrOl!,
Luis Coyula Y Fernando Saldana
Galvan. los que han estado trabaJan-
do muy empenoSamcnte porque los
festejos rcsulten muy lucidos. Seran
invitados Carranza Y u minister's,
Ell cucrpo diplomatico Y las mas ca
vactcrizadas personalities de la &C
tual administration V cast todos los
mas connotados generates del actual!
ei6rcito.
Para ell ~carruaje. cue en- conceptG
del iurado integrado por los conoci-
dos artistas Jorge Enciso, Ernesto
Garcia Cabral, Ricardo Hoyos, Cesar
Rodriguez, Jose de Jesus Pliego Y Da-
vid Lozano, este mejor e~nflorado,
Sc otorgara IN premio valioso, cor
sistente Ell un rarlo de flores pinta-
90 Dor Ramos MARTINEZ.
Durante Ia noche Sc iluminaran Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13
CON PULQUE HACE SU
PROPAGANDA POLITICA

OUERETARO, QUER., Mayo IL.
Salvador Argain, candidate al Co
bierno del Estado, hace su campa-
ma electoral de una manera novedo-
sa V rara. Organiza n manifesto
cion grande, encabezada por Ia ban
da del Estado y n vez que csta a
punto de d~isolversc, regala esplendi-
damentc "A todos los manifestantes
sendos vases de pulque, que son be-
bidos con delicia hasta por los nj
nos que a ella concurren, despues
pronuncia un discurso y los invita-
a otra manifestation a la que proba-
biemcnte por cl interes de la bcbi-
da. no solo los veteranos,
sino hasta personals a quienes ha lic-
rado la noticia del regalo. Con es-
re motive, cast todas las manifes-
t~aciones a favor del senior Argaln,
dcccneran en- verdaderos cscandalos,
va que hasta los mismos mlsicos dc
Ia banda SC cmbriagan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13

[Pssa a la Sa. Col. 4a.)
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ientes. T~ranScurrira cl periodic cx-
traordinario, pero las discusiores no.
Gastaremos ell tempo en- debates trl-
wales sin jamas llegar al fondo dc
IA question. (Aplausos Y siseos).
Ell desordcn in1ude as curuleS. -.
Subitamentc el desorden invade las
~curules, ell presidente intenta que sc
aparte ell articulo tercero y Sc vote
TODD ell capitulo segundo. Quiroga
Sc opone, pues dice que que debe vo-
tarSe luego cl articulo. Y este GUAM
do va Sc habia votado economicamen-
te, re~chazandolo.
FoccS.-iEsta cerrado ell debate.
Sc procede a la ~votaci0n nominal
V ell articulo es devuelto a la comision
per ciento v%eintiocho votos, contra
sicte dc la affirmative.
Ponese a debate ell articuio cuatro.
CCScs AiutriStc.-Como ell a~rticulo
cuarto tiene coneXion intima con el
tcrcero rechazado, 81 aquel Sc apro-
bara, surgirian conflictos p~osterio-
res. Pido por tanto, que Sc retire
TODD ell proyecto Y sea reformado en-
ell sentido de las discusiones.
VuLnde- R.-La comision no tiene
Inconvenience en- refcrir cl articulo
cuarto.
La asamb!ea aprueba que Sc reti-
re.
Sc pone a debate ell articulo quinto.
Aguiidr Pnblo.-Estc articulo pc
ca de confuse y es anticonstitucional
porque Ia Carta Magma prohibc los
contracts por tempo indefinido.
TrigO.-Los argumentos de Agui-
lar llegan a la sutileza, porque la ley
del trabajo no puede violar ia Cons
titucion. Los contracts por tempo
indefinido Sc c~onsidcran por un plazo
maxine de IN aho.
La question dc los contrntoS crpiicG-
d1 por an obrero.
Arriiingd.-La Constitution no au-
toriza por mas de un ano los contra
tos, pero 81 Sc aceptan por tempo in
definido, el obrcro no podra hacer va
Ter u derechoS. La Constitution
constitucionalista crea nucvos dere-
choS para los t~rabajadorcs. Nuestra
protection dcbe ser para cl dcsvalido,
para ell capitalista. que cuenta con
con cultura. con i~nflucncias.
La mayoria de los obrcros no tienen
la defensa. nj siquiera dc la instruc-
cion. porquc son apalfahetos. 1o
soy obrero Y estoy obligado a defen,
der a los de mi clasc. No faltara
uuien nos eche en- cara nuestro orr
gen. pero yo grito contra la IT,
rama capitalista, en- nombre de todos
mis- anterasados oprimidos entire los
que a mucha honra tenga ell no con-
tar ningun infame e~ncomendero espa-
mol Va que cstamos viciados dc "cXo-
tismo", dire Gue la misma ley CONGO
dc franuuicias contra ell capital, Y
casos de accidente acepta la inver-
sion de la prueba. Hasta hace POGO
tuve la conviction de que Garcia vi
gil era revolucionario. pero va vol
teo chaqueta", declarandose reaccio-
mario. De revolucionario no tiene
mas que Ell haber sido encmigo de
Porfirio Diaz Y de Huerta. como a.
bora 10 esta de CarranZa, (increpan-
do al aludido) Isl no vents a defen-
der aqui al obrero. dcclarare que sois
un perfecto r~eaccionario.
VaIadc- Rumirez.-(Con tono desc
lado}.--Apenas Sc inicia la discussion
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13
RECORTE ESTO. ES MUY
IMPORTANCE

Recorte este anuncio V envielo con
SC. a Foley and Co., 1885 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago, H., escribiendo SUI
nombre V direction con claridad Y
recibira un paquete de prueba conte-
niendo: Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound para la tos, resfrios Y
gripa: Foley Kidney Pill" para do
iores de costado y espalda; reumatis-
mo, rinoncs Y vcjiga; Y Foley Ca
thartic Tablets cXcelente laxative.
De venta en- todas las boticas.
(Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13
O IANADOS ! I

Ell catarro SC hacc sumamcntc Modesto GUAM
do obstruyc los conductos nasaics, causapdo
srandcs moiestias para r~espirar, pcro cl rcr-
dadcro pcliSro sc cncucatra cuando llcsue a
intcrcsar los pulmones.
Este cs cl motive por 81 cuai listed debc
comrrncdcr Ia importancia dc atcndcr debi-
damcntc csts Affection. y no pcrdcr tempo
cxpcrimentando mdcicamcnto5 qu
pucden toear Ia suprficic. Para podcr verse
iibrc del Catarro. tienc que a~rrojar los ger
mcnes dc Ia cnfcrmcdad QUO estan en- Ia san
gre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13
iTODOS ESTAN SUFRIEND0 CON Ell CATARRO?
iPor que continllan usando procedimientos inadecuados?

IS NUNCA LO CURARAN
Los csplendidos rcsultados que Sc han obtc-
nido con cl uso del S. S. S., ell cual arrcja
complctamcnte la causa dc "a cnfcrmcdad. dc
las que cs un ~rcrfccto a%ntidoto. lc indican
con sesuridad la medicinal a quc-ustcd dcbc
recurrir.
S. S. S.. csta A la vcnta en- todas las dro-
| cucrias. ST listed dcsca obtcncr consulta
| mcdica gratis accrca DC su case especial. cscri-
ba a Ia siguientc direction: Chief Medical
Adviser. Swift Specific Co., Dept. B. ALLAN
IA, GEORGIA. tAdv.D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-13

LduO. LII lSNi W - ~
inspiraGo en- la Interpretation eXacta
de la fraction, (debio decir parrafo) {,
quinta del articulo constitutional.
Dctcnsu del capital.
Garcia Figil.-Dos wees Sc me ha
llamado aqui reaccionario. Una en-
la XXVII Legislature, por Martinez
Escobar, y Ell ell presente momento
Dor Arriaga. Naturalmente que no
lie hago case. 70 no soy ell represen-
tante de determinada clase en- ell Sc
no de esta asamblea, sino de mis- CO.
mitentes. Y estoy obligado a procurar
ell bien del pals en- general. Hablare
por 10 tanto cen %entereza, de los in
tereseS generates. Los diput2dos son
quienes cuando la opinion publlca Sc
e~ouivoca, deben oricntara. No ha
habido hasta ahora quien haya que
rido defender los %intereses de los ca
pitalistas. mo 10 hay, verdad? "a
las curules. Nadie ie contesta).
Pues bien, 20 vcngo a haccr esa de-
fensa. (Siseo). ST solo representa-
una clasc, mas valdria QUE fue
ramos a los campos. a Ia r~evolucion
social para reivindicar los derechos
de los desheredados, al igual que Es-
partaco. Mas como tenemos IN ma
Der de hechos consumados, como paso
la epoca revolucionaria Y estamos en-
pcriodo Constitutional, = somos los
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