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The Republican journal., 1919-06-19
SOUTH FREEDOM.
West Dean has sold his farm to John
Nu' ter, Jr., of Montville.

West Dean has sold his farm to John
ter, Jr., of Montville.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Knowlton of
Belfast is visiting her mother, Mrs. Cooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sprowl of Mont
vile called ON Mr.. Eugene Adams re-
Gently.
Mr.. Joe Dyer's father from Vermont
visited him recently He has not seen
him before for six years.
Mrs. E, gene Gross has four of her
brothers children visiting her for a few
weeks, from Lisbon Falls.
Mrs. Bertha Knowlton has a nice Vic
trola and her friends are enjoying the
fine records which she has selected.
Mrs. Eliza Penny visited at Wilbur
Penny's in Montville June 4th She is
very smart old lady, 81 years old.
Simon Bradstreet has been very sick
with blood poison in his right hand. but
ls>improving at this writing DR.. Small
OF Freedom is attending him.
West Dean is home from Hartford, Ct,
for two weeks stay, visiting his sisters,
Mrs. John Nutter and Mrs. Emma Bush
er While here he had an auction sale
of household furniture and farming tools.
The Republican journal., 1919-06-19
Skipper Was Peeved,

At certain naval port the other
day, when a low tide and an obstinate
wind made it difficult for vessels 70
tie up at the pier submarine was
endeavoring to tie up. Three times
did the patient commander maneuver
his craft in fairly close. but each time
the wind caught his bows and blew
the boat away. On deck stood a
young sailor who had made no fewer
than five attempts to heave a line
on to the pier, but on each occasion
the rope fell into the water halfway.
Once more the boat neared the pier.
and the skipper" felt sure the man
would manage it this time, but alas
it hit the wall about five feet too
low.
This was too much for him, and,
leaning over the bridge-screen, he
shouted: "Shove the bally thing in
your teeth and swim across before
you wear it out!"
The Republican journal., 1919-06-19
CENTER MONTVILLE.

j. W. Wentworth picked ripe field
Strawberries, June 5th
Mrs. Abbie M. Watts of Waterville has
been the guest of Miss Eta Thompson.
Mrs. Ida Adams of Dorchester, Mass,
has been the guest of her brother, E. c..
Hartman.
Mrs. Diantha Stevenson, widow of
Rev, William Stevenson, died very sud.
denly at the residence of Martin Written,
where she made her home
Union Harvest Grange initiated five
new members at the last regular meet
ing, viz: Edward Belgard, Earl Foster,
Archie Knights, Clyde Fuller and Frank
Wentworth.
There was an informal gathering at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. W. D. Tasker
Sunday, June 9th, to celebrate Mr.. Tas-
ker's 88th birthday. Among the out. of
town visitors were a former old neighbor,
Mrs. Mary M. Edmunds, with her son,
q. L. Edmunds and family of Morrill,,
Mr. and Mrs. Tasker retain the light
heartedness of youth, are mentally IN
impaired and are iovial people to meet
The Republican journal., 1919-06-19

For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 80 Years
s sr. sss s' .s &@Azzzzz<
HALLDALE.

Maynard E. Hall was in Bangor, June
9th.
Mrs. E. D. Raynes is sick with the
grip.
C. A. Hall and wife were in Belfast,
June 9th.
Asa Hall was in Waterville on business
June 5th.
R. A. Ludwig was the guest of j. E.
Hall, June 5th.
Mrs Luretta Tucker,of Pittstleld visit
ed friends here recently.
The church people are putting in a
concrete walk in front of the church.
Rev. MIR. Els of Washburn preached
at the church Sunday of last week.
Miss Dollie Myrick has returned from
the Tapley hospital in Belfast much I'M
proved in health.
Mrs. Diantha Stevenson, an aged lady,
died suddenly while sewing in her chair,
Saturday afternoon, June 7th.
The Republican journal., 1919-06-19
WEST MONTVILLE.

Willie Walker has purchased an auto
OF Bert Baker.
j. R. Nutter has bought J. W. Deans
farm in Freedom. =
Wilson G. Rowell made business trip
TO Thorndike, Saturday.
N. S. Vose has left his farm here, and
has hired to work in the mill at Freedom.
George Blethen was in town Saturday,
and bought fancy mich COW of William
| Sibley Jr.
There Was full bloom of apple bios
SONS, and the grass now looks like big
crop of hay.
Quite number from this vicinity at
tended j. W. Deans auction In Freedom,
Thursday the 5th inst.
K. M. Foye was in this vicinity recent
ly, and bought veal calves of W. D.
Bowler and R. W. Howard.
Z tB. T. Lamb and family of Portland are
at their summer home here for the sea-
son. Mr. Lamb is in poor health.
At the Joint meeting of the School
Committees of Union No 26, comprising
Montville, Freedom, Knox and Thorndike
the ola officers were all e-elected as fol-
laws: Chairman, R, W. Howard; Secre-
tary, P. w. Berry; Supt. of Schools for
one year, Mrs. OLIVE A. Berry of Knox,
The salary of the Supt. was fixed at $1,000
per year, to be paid by the different towns
in the proportion of the number of schools
run by each. The State reimburses the
towns to tie extent of 2-3 of the money
paid out.
The Republican journal., 1919-06-19
'AFE, GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

~ has eyT9fS GOLD MEDAL, HARLEM
= @slapes 'ah.ed suffering humanity to
.sslders attacks Of kidnev liver
ss...yases -' "e.L stomach troubles and ali
!, saas ana INJECTED with the urinary
STssltb ore, % I. build up and restore to
ssnese mos Sans weakened by disease.
,nhsteaed 5 I'm important organs must be
'S =; arg Unless Unless they do their work
SIsspoadencg, Sieeplessness, nervousness,
a. pains IN ptaackache. stomach trou-
h. gravel me Joins and lower alb
III fheumatis, ,,a ilhculty when urinat-
Nv warn Won 81 sclatica and umbago
M VA-O MEDAL HARLEM ' oil Can AN
The Republican journal., 1919-06-19
AHEAD OF THE SILLY SEASON
discussion Started as to Why Cow In.
varlably Arises With Her Hind
Quarters Foremost

1nquiring minds in Connecticut are
graphing the old-age question WHY a
COW, which Is to say the genus hos.
rises from redundancy by elevating her
anterior quarters first. whereas horse
reverses the process and a pig appears
to have no predictions but to be SOLE
~ concerned. when there is prospect
or something to eat in sight, to get
In motion toward it all at once,
Generally speaking. it can of course
be said that COW takes the method
physiologically the easiest for her in
getting on her feet, remarks the
Rochester Post Express. The head
end-up procedure probably produces
muscular stresses and interior discom-
forts which she understands better
than she can explain. 1t is open to
question also if she ever in all her
nominations reflected on the matter.
nor is it clear that it is worth orr
while to do so, since It is only an in.
consequential fact with an immaterial
reason behind it. 1t is an Interesting
DIT OF information, and it might be
profitable in imaginable emergencies
TO know how an animal normally acts
and which is the danger end of her TO
be avoided. But the obscure cause of
1t Is OF no apparent practical import
ance, for it Is just one of those things
that are so and might as well he so
as something else.
1t seems fair from all that is known
OF the COW, to acquit her of any dispo
sltion to do things hind end foremost
out of cantankerousness, or to cling
to notion or method through per
versity or pride because it happens to
be hers. There is no evidence of that
domlneering spirit in her or of a will
full fnsistence in having her own way.
She does the things that are to be done
sequentially, in order, settles her press
ing problems first and leaves tosthe fu-
ture others that may arise. Imperiled
by enemies, her way would be to fight
them to standstill first and leave for
later consideration a bovine league to
secure her against possible new at
lacks. Her ratiocinative processes may
be limited, but there Is reason to be-
lieve that as far as she does see she
sees clearly, never out of focus; that
her intuitions are sure, and that, while
she may sometimes seem to, she never
really does things wrong end first or
clings to a course when conclusive
reasons for abandoning it appear. On
able to consider the COW in the field,
how she acts, for Solomon in all his
glory was not so wise in all respects
as one of these.
The Republican journal., 1919-06-19

In submitting the above condensed re-
ports of Waldo County Chapter, should
like to add that as regards the Military
Relief work we have really produced
more articles than those given above,
but it was impossible to always obtain
reports from the Branches. At the last
all work was shipped here and this great
ly facilitated matters.
Signed:
LOUISE HAZELTINE,
Chairman Waldo County Chapter A. re.
The Republican journal., 1919-06-19
PROSPECT FERRY.

Mr. Albert Mills has visited relatives
Massachusetts,.
Otis CHM of Brewer called on relatives
here June 9th.
Mrs. Evander Hartman went to Bos-
ton, June End, to visit relatives a few
days.
Miss Minerva Pierce of Standpoint
visited her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. D. Hartman not long ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evander Hartman, Mrs.
W. D. Hartman and Master Buford
Grant visited relatives in Standpoint re-
Gently.
Mr.. Herman Avery and son, Byron,
and Mr.. Albert Avery of Brewer have
been week. end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Mills.
The Republican journal., 1919-06-19
KNOX RIDGE.

Mr.. Boswell lost horse recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cornforth and
daughter, called on Frank Clement re-
Gently.
Mr.. Harold Clark came nome from
Portland to spend his vacation with his
mother, Mrs. C. B. Ireraham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clement and Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Foster attended the Waldo
Pomona at Tranquility Grange, Lincoln
vile.
Miss Dolly Myrick wishes to thank all
who so kindly remembered her while in
the Tapley Hospital, by sending cards,
letters and other things
The Republican journal., 1919-06-19
SICK STOCK

=, bOOk on treatment of Horses, Cows.
Sheep, Dogs and other animals, sent
tree. Humphreys Homeopathic Vet.
Urinary Medicinf-s, 1856 William St.. nv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
LOS ALEMANES OFRECiERON
N.iRIOS PUERTOS

COPENHAGUE. Mario 29.-El
teyto complete de Ia :espuesta ale
mana Il IA nota de los aliados en- que
Sc demanda Ell uso del puerto dc Dan
zig. para el desembarco de tropas po-
lacaS. muestra que Alemania scstie-
ne nu" ella no Sc comDrometi0 a dar
lihre acceso al ci@rcito polaco en- la
Prussia Occidental. en- cl c~onvenio de
armisticio que firm0 con las poten-
ciaS de IA entente, como alcgan es-
tas. FL teXto de Ia respuesta. dice:
"Dcsdc la conclusion del arHisti-
clio. la entera situaci6n en- PoSen,
Prusia Occidental Y Danzig, ha CAM
hiado por complete.
".Al ofrecer los puertos dc Stettin,
kcenisberC. Mcneil o Libau. e! 60
bicrno alen:an considcra que Sc ha
prcporcionado todas das ~facilidades
posibles y necesarias, para acelerar
cl deSembarco Y traslado del ejercito
del General Hal!er.
"Por 10 que hace a las facilidades
fcrrocarileras, las rutas dc esas ciu-
dades ccnducep mas directa V Dor 10
tanSo mas ~rapidamente, 4 suS objc-
tivos. sin tener CUE ~interrunpir lag
imp~ortaciones de where's a Polonia."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
Lo Mejor que Podla ha.
Ger Wall Street era
estar aIerta, dice Ell
TIC Lark
IN CAPITALISTA RETIRADO
ESTA DE NUEVO PARA EN-
~TREGARSE DE LLEN0 A La
VIDA DE LOS NEGOC1OS

| Del Times" de Thomaston. Ga
Ell TIC Lark Farley dice: "Perso-
nalmente puedo yo ahora recomendar
a cualQuiera persona ell Tanlac."
! Tanto e como la sonora Farley han
ganado varias libras de peso Y ell
10 general ha mejorado su salud.
El TIC Lark es muy conocido on
este pals V no necesita ser presenta-
do. rero como ell Times" tiene algu-
nos lectores en- el exterior, les va
mos a decir quien es. Hace 70 amos,
segun nuestro entender, era un pobre
muchacho campesino. demaslado de-
licado de salud para poder trabajar
en- las labores agricolas de su padre,
: abri0 una pequena tienda campes-
tire que manejo con TODD eXito du-
rante treinta Y cinco amos, perdiendo
unicamente S35 en- cuentas malas du-
irante toda SUI carrera de ncgociante.
| FinaImente. fue tanto 10 que sc que
branto su salud que tuvo que ADAM
donar Sis negocios. En- seguida sc
vino d Thomaston Y POGO tempo des-
pueS organize ell Banco de Thomaston,
del cual ha sido dcsde cntonces el
~sostenedor financicro.
Hace dos meses que ell TIC Lark
Y su eSpOsa empeZarOn a tomar Tan
lac V ahora dice que SUI estomago esta
en- las mejores condolences Y sus ro-
dillas Sc han vuelto infleXibles Y lie
duclen "a muy POGO. Confia en- que
con I'm mes de tratamiento con el
Tanlac, su salud Guedara del todo
restaurada. Y cuya salud perdi6 des-
de SUI ninez. y 81 tai cosa sucedc.
crcanme ustedes. 10 mejor que podia
haccr Wall Street era cstar alerta
| rcspecJo Il un hombre como eli TIC
Lark que. 81 eStando enferma pudo
hacer fortuna, 3que hara cuando re-
cobre SUI Salud Y sea IN hombre sano
V vigoroso? FL TIC Lark eSta re-
conocido como un capitalista retirado
de los negocios. pero dice que ahora
st Siente mas joven que c~ualquiera
de suS numeroSoS n!etOS Y cSta liStO
para cmpeEar de nuevo V con mas
vigor la vida activa de los negocios.
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagner's Drug Co.. 407 Z.
Houston ST.. Y por la Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce St. baio
la direction personal &c I'm represen-
tante especial del Tanlac, 0 Sc en-
viara por estas boticas a c~ualquier
direction al recibo de Su valor que es
Sl.00 por botella. siempre que Sc in
cluyan estampillas suficien;es para
81 porte. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
PRESENTARA ROMANO
MES AL REY SU Omission
EN- BREVE TEMPO

Del srrricin especial &c IL PRENSi
MADRID. Mario 29.-El Primer
NiniStro Romanones ha declarado que
reina Ia tranQui!ldad mas complete
en- Barcelona. Y cue practicamente
todoS los tranvias estar c~irculando:
ole los a!maceneS Sc han alberto. V
cue q gobernador IN dado permiso
para la reapertura de todos los tea
tros.
ri Ministro de Ia Gobernaci0n M
'ruLlicado una declaration contestando
los cargos hcchos por los mauristas,
de que cl gobierno cS culpable de los
desordenes habidos en- Sevilla. por
haber dado permiso para Ia celebra-
ci6n de mitIneS. en- los momentos en-
que la agitaci0n publica era smena-
zantc. FL Ministro ha contestado
que e. gobierro concedio permiso pa
Ia I'm m!tin. pero nc para la demos
TRACTION que Sc siguiG luego. Y que Ia
policia logr0 disolverla f~aclimente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

La carta que en- seguida transcript
mos es una prueba positiva de los
mcritos del Urban's Balm, como que
Ia dirige un comerciante que ma ven
dido Urban'S Balm por eSpacio de
dicZ anoS.-Lean Su carta: Urban
Chemical Company. Muy senoreS
MICS: Sirvanse enviarme una doce-
ma de frascoS de a % cts. de Urban's
Balm. He comprado buenaS cantida-
des de Urban's Balm por mas De dieZ
amos. Y en- TODD este tempo no he Oh
10 jamas una opinion desfavorab!e
aara e.. Sirvanse enviarme los fras-
EOS d vuelta de correo. Logan Brels-
ford, (firmado) Slayden. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
Telcgramas dc fiiieitacion

De Ia Baia California. han ilega-
do t~eleuramas eilicitando al Mayor
Wide Dor 81 triuufo en los comicioS.
: aun Sc asegura que entire los mel
safes dc felicitacion as-% el del cJc-
cutiyo del Djstri5o Norte. CotCne! E.
tcban Cant1, personal amigo del Sc
nor Wide.
Il inter&< que .ienc cs,a election
para 81 Distrito meXica@o. cs rcla-
ti,amcnte grande. pues el Mayor dc
San Diego pucGe i"fiuir favorable
mcatc en- algunos asuatos que sc re-
?~aci1nan con Ii aperture de Ia Inca
lyisoria y cor cl aumento de ira
iico de rasaiero>. remauguraclon lie
las tarreraS en- Tijuana. etc. etc.
Estan. pues. dc p!acemes los ms-
xicanos de aqui ' los dc Tijuana y
Telate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
ESTE COMERCIANTE HA VEND[DO URBAN'S BALM
O ESPACIO DE DEF AMOS, Y NUNCA Hk ClDO
UNA OPINION DESFAVORABLE DE Ell

Ell Urban's Balm es recomeudado por
los medicos Y otraS personals compe-
tentes como el mejor remcdio para
resfrios. ~catarros Y como eficaz pre-
vcntivo para ia peligrosa influenza.
Podriamos publican cientos de cgrtas
similares d esta. pero no 10 eSpere,
adQuiera hoy mismo Ill tubo De esta
medicinal Y haga Ia e~Eperiencia con
listed miSmo. Esta contenido en- tu-
hos sanitariamente preparados, al
precio de % Y 30 cts. 81 en- IL bo-
tica en- que hace listed sus conpras,
no tienen en- existencia Urban's Balm,
haga su pedido direcfamente i Urban
Chemical Company, San Antonio, Te-
xas. Adv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
LOS FiOMBRES DE
ENERGIA TIENEN
GRAN DEMANDA

La energia rovieue de Ia buena sa
lud. del buea apetitO Y de Ia pertec-
ia digestion; del sueno reparador Y
de IN sistema neryioSo en- estado
normal.
La nerviosidad. el insomnia, la ma
Ia digestion, Ell decaimiento general.
hacen que la energia Gesaparezca Y 70
parte que le toca en- 81 trato de ia
vida.
RICH-TONE, E e '$ $s5sof j5ssl:
"a Y f~ortalecera. Hace que los ner-
vios cauSados recc5ren su fuerZa. me-
jora e. appetite. ayuda IA digestion. =
en- general lie proporc!ona tJGo 10 ne
ceSario para aumeHtar IA ener~i2. 70
pone Ell condolences De acYj:r a Ia
mado de honbreS he ener%l2 QIe Ca
da dia Sc hacen mas leceSagIoS.
Tome I'd. RICH-T0N,E hoy miS'To
V coupe eI lugar cue K CORE pon@c.
SintiendoSe al nllsmo tempo allegro y
saludable. Ealor $I.0e.
De venJa por sodas. las d~roguer!ss
o Sc manda directamente per A. Z.
RICHARDS MEDICINE 60. SHEER
MAN, TENAS. lAGT.9
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
CONTINUAL INTENSA LA
CAMPANA A FAVOR De
Ia A~MERICANIZAClON
Sc van a establecer varias
escueIas nocturnas para
mayor exlto

Los miembroS Gel Console &c AMe-
ric~an!zaci6n c~clebraron aver una
iunta en- eli local Ge Ia Camara dc
Concrete. hahiendo acordado dirl-
girsc al Gohernador del Estado. MIR.
Hobby. solicitando 81 authorization y
ayuda con ell ohjeto de cue no So
lamente en- San Antonio. sin0 en- to-
das ms pobiacjones de Texas, Sc eS-
taolezcan cscuelas noctucras. con e.
fin de tener mas ey;to en- su labor
de propaganda para la naturalization
De los extranicros en- los EStados
Un;dos.
Fl Consejo de Americanizaci6n
considera Tn punto de mucha M
portancia 81 eScablecimiento de tales
4scuelas. pUes = elias podian concu-
M los Gdultos Y los nihos eXtran-
jeros que no rienen tempo de asiS-
tir a los establecimientoS de educa-
c:6r iu:ante el dia. y al mlsmo ITEM
DO que Sc p~eretrarian del icioma del
na;s. poGriar acceGer = naturaliZarsc
2n 10: EstaGoS UniGos.
So5re los progresses de Ia Amerl-
c~anizaci5n. rirdiG aver intormeS e.
Senor ". II. Anthony. m:embro De
las Oticinas de Naturalization de
esta ciudad. iad;eardo que los ira
ha;o< de los diverSos Consoles esta-
hlecidoS Ell las ~poblacIoueS oe Este,
han reniGo buen reSultado. pues un
gran 4Imcro lie e%tranicros reSlten>
ties en- Houston. Beaumont, Calves
ton. Port Arthur V Orange. han 90
tenido 81 ciuGadania en- este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
RUDO COMBATE EN- UN CERRO

NERACRUZ. Mario 21.-Los pc
ri6dicos locales publican un infor-
ME procedente de Cordoba, asiento
del Quartet general de Cardido AgIi-
lar. relative a un combate lib:aao
en- ell Cewro Chocorlan. Tai informc
dice que los ca~Trancistas q~uitaron a
los felicistas ell citado .cerro tras
de sangriento corbate en- ell que fun
ciono la artil!eria.
No Sc hahIa en- tai jnforme de las
pcrdidas dc vidas que habrla en- Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

Especial pcrG LA PRENS.A
SAN DIEGO, CAL, mario 25.-
Las protestas que han elevado los me-
Xicanos Y los japoneses, para impedir
que pcr medic de las peliculas de CT
nematografo Sc denigre a la raza
meZicana y = Ia ~japonesa, han sido es
cuchadas por Ia Legislature Local de
California Y probablemente en- eStos
diaS sera aprobado I'm proyeeto de
ley que cuenta COZ is Simpatias ge-
.EeraieS del congreso californiano,
tendente a prohibir la exhibition de
toda pelicula denigranto para meyi-
nos 0 para ~japoneSes.
FL representative popular ts.der-
son, & el autor del proyecto dc ley
cue prohiba la exhibition de todas las
peliculas mencionadas basandose di-
clio proyecto en- Ia necesidad de sa-
tisfacer la opinion de los nacionales
de los paises que Sc cOnsideran We
jados nor "a propaganda que bacon
algunos e~XplotadoreS de ~peliculas.
Los jJutoS dc ma caHtpaHa
La roci6n del representante An
derson. tiene como origen las immune
rabies protestas Que han presentado
los ~iaponcseS Y especialmente los me
yicarcs Ell cl EStado de California
contra Ia e>hibici6n dc pehculas de-
,~;r,op-a. p.,.4 81 I1nGu Y nara AigXi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

Unos cuantos c~entavos lie costara
4 listed una pequena botelia dc Ere
eZone en- cualquier drogueria. Apil-
quese luego unas cuantaS @otaS de
Freezone sobre cl Gallo o callosidad
| adoloridoS e inmediat2mente ceSara
el dolor. Y POGO tempo despues Sc los
I~arrsncara con raiZ y TODD. sin que lie
prodUzca dolcr nj Sc le irrite EN- 10
mas minimo. Cada peQueha bote!la
de Freezcne. contiene la cantidad SUI
| ficiente para dejar los pies libres de
cualGuicr Gallo. va sea blando o anti
! quo. este entire los dedos de los pies,
y las cailosidades que SC forman en-
Ia plsnta del pie. Esta medicinal es
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

s5emss. grat.s. az iojleto con los lc@Euais'
del absnieo y &C! vs&ue.o c~Ou,ejos . .o< en@'
mc-aGcS. Gcc.a=as.5. "a, amor ct. &c. :
una lisa genera. &c nrs-ios- ~ rec.0o t'
TODD solo yagags gstrd g., ccl-ayCs. Hs@" ~
pe,!ido hoy ni-.sg = IA sievssH;~ li=css:Cu.
MEXyC4N CARP COMPANY.
Eox -. So y. De- Z.
Sau Aa,oE.o. Eey"s-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

CuaEdo aecsS!ts li1reS en- esoano:
dirijsSr Il Igracio T. LO1aHo, us y.
Santa Rosa Ave. SAP Nntonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
|NOTAS VARIASDE SAN DIEGO, CAL.
PROTESTAS CONTRA LAS PELICULAS

no a los oueblos j~aponeses y
mexicancs, para estos, a I'S que con-
siGeran datodos de todos les vicios, sin
fuerzas fisicas, ~ ideales y en- COM
pleto estado de Salvajismo.
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Ina curioSG classification

En- Ia discussion de este proyecto de
ley que al ser aprobado ha de barrer
de todos los cinem@tografoS las Wis
tas que ataquen ell sentimiento patrio
de mexicanCs Y americanos, unO de
los representatives popu!ares ma he
che una curiosa classification de re-
zas. nueva del TODD y digna de pro
vocar Ia risa de cuantos conozcan la
nueva classification.
EN- cinco classes pueden Gividirse
las razaS que pueblan Ia tierra-dijo
el f~uncionario popular-en raza blan-
ca raza negra, raza ROJA, raza CA
FE V raZa amarillo.
Sc refiere el senior Senador al de-
signar las dos nuevas raZas a los in
dios picles rojas que poblaron una
parte del EsJado de California, Y que
aUn eXisten. ~ en- Ia raza "Cafe'
cStamos Includes les meXicanos { his
panoamericanoS morenitos?
De cra!Quior modo, va no Sc da-
IA eli case dc que seamos atacados
en- los cines. asi nos lame el senior
Senador "CafceS."......