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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03
THE OBLIGATIONS OF
VICTORY

TINE end of The Sa' brings W laes 10
4 face Nth he task Of p fniing
fLs rccHrrence Of eaiasirorLe that
Threatens he desirnoii,n n citaizei hfe
Tie one plan - doing fhis fhat "a reecir.
iHo serions attention ia ihe sifabllhnent
Of q League Of Free Nations.
To tns'nrfs. srLiei Ia, s,en ne nc.
eamaiaiions ~ a century corsH~rd ~
foar. his pian holds cai . rrosreef u
shsLie International ,elafions
Labor. uhich ias aiscags horre ne
princiral burden of iniu,iice end strife.
fecs IN le resc order ~ ipsiicr. iomocracv
and fci'o'sslip guaranteed ~ league.
faeis Only refage from Bol,lsrism.
Religion ,se, u ne coriing fo1eiher ~
~ rsiioas ihs daserin1 Of he Kingdom u
God
IN Hs igaris ~ tte woitrrs - = orH.
GRAFTON that has paid 10 rsar n fol ~ sir
million sons. 'la risiou iirdies q hope flai
fieir chHdren's children way h. spared
IL yei more terrible s-Srosrs Of fuinSe
srars.
Men uio ristei iteir 'rr, ~ ~ haiiis
fov democracy fnd IN feaose ~ raiion,
fhc sun n That foy shich ihev fought and
their comrades dird
The rroposai presents ne rosf import
arf orssfion q nofiorai roiicv that a.
eiii-eHs ~ hall face IN or hfe'i'ne.
n AZ soHr nken ihe cfeofion Of
leogHe is ne principal sHbirof for Dis
cr,sior Throughout n, sroriS. n, ,ori,iv
that sros fie piozrrr ir bringing for.rs,d
fic p'oisci n ieogae. oars 10 The nreon-
rinced a. ,sp'anafioa of srisi i rropo,ed
and 10 bsiierers IA ieaqs, plan n
action ~ sr1;eA they nay heip 10 seesrs
one ffsf sriN succeed aud endare SHcl is
the double pu,pose Of this saiionoi cons
gress IN niae sections 70 1Lioh the recipi-
enf Of tbs program "a insiied.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03

sleskcfs who ~i 3, si''.s" Z" sspresent .snpoftan
Interests In each group 81 ssatrs
GRouis Of sIAfES
Tie Ncw England toagress. ~hieh vii fcllo-
tie meeting in Nee iors. wlli b. held ln Dosion o.
febrnsry and 4. and aiil dfsw IT, delesHiss ifou
tie Nc~ England ast,. The Great iases Ien
tress. thicago. February ~ snd ii. ~j fsih,
.ielrraics from tie States Of Ohio. indiahs. ken
iueke. Illinois. Mielssn and wlseonsin
The Northern Cons-os.. Miuneapoiis, iehruaf'
u snd 10. viii be Tor az States 81 Mh.ses.,i
Norib asi South Dakota snd Monians. u
Norihsesiern Congress. PortiaHi. Oregon. fsbfi
sry q snd ~, vlll repfeseni Ors@.n. Washinri
and the northern bali o. Idaho tie Pacific Cos
Congress. San iraneisca. fcbruafs 10 an
California. Ncsads and AriSons. the Ter W
Congress. Salt Lake CRY. February ~ and
Utah. Wtoning and soathern idsho; The "
Continent Congress. :; foiis febrsary p
20. Nissaari. kans~. Arksn.as. >es Me-
ione. Tetas Sehf1sAa Ohishprs an8 colrs
tie Soaihtru Cougrtss Atlanta. learusrv -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03
200. 600 INVITATIONS.

Daring the past month more than iwo hunded
thousand persons all the United States have
received invitations to the National Congress for
csvuc of Nations" In this case. instead of The
sudience travelling 10 meet the speakers the speak
ers will 20 to the audiences at least part Of the
NanifcS'lr. Il would he impossible "a scs M 6
r-eas na.onal convention these lines withou,
crea' national organization For the past four
vears. the IcnZue to Enforce peacc has been
ranisine branches all the United States and
-"~ u the elimination Of its work. Il has strong
s-~~clcs in fortv-cigls states. The task of holding
s"se nine conventions has heen placed IN the
lr-a' II these fortv.cight branches. each branch
~'~~ rcsnonsiblc Tor portion of he work re-
a.i"~ 'otisc convention in is ,trriiorv.
For ihc ,ilantic Congress. to he held in New
"rl ~iiv. 'hrre win be n cooperative effort bv
H. STAGES OF New York New Jersey pennsvl-
trnia Msr,iand. Delaware. Virginia. West vir
,inir and the District Of Columbia Delegates
s'c b.cn appointed by nearly al the eosernnrs in
= croup ard BIZ important organizations repre-
s~'',ne fsbcr. argicnittire education the church
pig womens clubs. Chambers Of Commerce and
',hcrs The delegates will assemble on February
in the ballroom Of the Hotel Astor There viii
I've three sessions on that dav and two on the fol-
loving dav. and the Congress viii eliminate In
great popular mass meeting the night OF Febru-
arv At this meeting platform viii be adopted
which will EXPRESS the demand Of those assembled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03

T'ls voaid be difficult to acco, iiii.a Il
not for tie fact that all these congrcss,. al. h4sf
the same presiding osicer and the principal Ell
dresses wil he delivered Is The ssme group 81
speakers. 1ais is where the special cal rones Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03

Tor = practical, huslnesslike League Of Nations.
Copies 81 this resolution viii BE- cabed 10 the Paris
Peace Conference and sent Ia every member oi the
United States Senate aud the House Of Repre-
scntati,es.
This Is the program arranged for everyone 81
The nine congresses. While tie speeches and the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03

AN the .ught Of Thursday, February 9,
special car will start from New York City
~ on trip oi several Thousand niles that
will have far. reaching consequences not
only for the United States bat Tor al the sorld
II will carry. among other distinguished passen-
gers, an ex-prcsidcnt Of the United States the
who represented the American people at the
court OF Kaiser Wilhelm a, The time when en-
tered the war; former minister "a the Neither
lands who is also one Of the counirv's most famous
iIterarv men; the president ~ famous university.
the chosen representative Of labor on Of the
most important tribunals set mp during the. war.
and The head Of the most influential organization of
women in the United States This company. with
= staff Of secretaries and organisation and pub
licity experts. will undertake tour remarkable
even in country accustomed to propaganda IN all
is varied forms
The tour will occupy nearly month and be-
fore It is over every portion OF our population VIII
be reached hv the message these men and women
will dclis,r. They will be heard frs, in New York
CITY during series of public meetings lasting two
dsvs- February s snd G. The frs, stop after
New York will be Boston. Then The win mAl-
. long lump 10 Chicago The schedule from that
noint is: Minneapolis, Portland. Oregon. San
Francisco Salt Lake CITY. 81. Louis. and
Atlanta. from which point tho car viii return 10
New York. completing the circuit Of the United
States
The purpose Of this tour Is to arohse popular
interest in the establishment Of League of Ma
lions. A. the nine cities where the car will stop.
conventions have been organized which VIII draw
delegates from the surrounding states 70 hear al
dresses bv The speakers who making The trip
and hv others recruited from local TERRITORY These
nine meetings arc in really one great convention.
end thew have so been announced hv the League 70
Enforce Peace, which is responsible for these ar
rangenen's.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03

resolutions vii vary in detail, owing o. .la,.r.,
shades Of locsl opinioa they ~iil ali iee. ss
same supreme object
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-03

The speakers sho all ridc ~ i include.
Tho Hon. william Howard Taf'.
Former Pre- fen, q the irlfsf Nfs'se
The lion James " Gerard
Former Ambassador 70 Cerr.Af
Dr. Lawrence Iowen
President " Harvard un'sefsti
Mrs Philip North Moore
President the National Copnsn % Won.
The lIon. Henry Van Dyke
Formerly Minister 70 tie Netherlands
The Hon. Prank y Walsh.
Formerly joint Chairman National Var
Labor Eoard
The reader uiil asrcc that $50 list Of speak
ers likc this i ~oald tot IL d.fr't 10 asstmtle 81
interested audience n almost any pau oi tie
InHcd States Ir 1aft. ~bo . President 80 The
csgue 70 Enforce Peace viii oe~upv tie chair II
Zach congress snd mate aue. ard Drnbatl, fWo.
speeches. since it Sessions IN r.rl tdacc xlil
tend over tuo day.. silt aAIicncrs. which are "a
pecscl 70 cunc firms several hundred miles sround.
adl hare ei.sn.e ta bear addresses bf other
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-25
find THE HIDDEN CHECK

Here's How !
Scattered among these ADVERTISE
ments are extra letters, which,
when properly arranged, spell the
name and business slogan of the
merchant who holds the checks.
The checks are good for merchan-
disc in the store holding them and
are in the amounts of $500 for the
first correct answer, $500 for the
second correct answer and $500
for the third correct answer.
RULES
Study this page over and write
your answer plainly on a piece of
paper, neatness will count in case
of a tie.
Prizes will not be awarded to chill
dren under 10 years of age or to
Palladium employees or members OF
their immediate families. The ans
wers must be the same or nearly
the same as the answer form made
out in the Palladium office and kept
by the merchant
Answers will not be accepted until
tomorrow, the first parties coming
to the store during regular business
hours will be counted as winners.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-25
Last Weeks Answer
and Winners


PlEHL AUTO ELECTRIC co.
Is the name
vEsrA BATTERIES
is the slogan
in Bowen & FiveI ad.
| in Violet Ray ad.
in Piehl Auto EIec. ad.
n In Bowen & Fivel ad.
l. In kieIi1orn ad.
A In Mather Bros. ad.
U in Prices ad.
in Prices ad.
o in Bowen G. FiVeI ad.
in Mather Bros. ad.
l. in McConaha Co. ad.
in PiehI Auto Co, Ad.
c in Young's ad
T in Marshall ad.
r in Weisbrod ad.
! in Youngs ad.
G Bowen e. Fivei ad.
c In Weisbrod ad.
o in McConaha ad.
v In Marshall ad.
E in Bowen & Fivel ad.
In Weisbrod ad.
T in Young's ad.
A In McConaha ad.
B In Pieh's ad.
A In Bowen e. FIveI ad.
T In MarshaIPs ad.
T in McConaha ad.
{ In Youne's ad.
r In Young's ad.
I In Weisbrod's ad.
& In keiIhorn's ad.
S In Piehl ad.
FIRST PRlZE-E. r. kIracafe, 4o5
So. 11th st.
SECOND PRIZE-Edward Zeyen,
ZIG So. St.
THIRD PRiZE-MarceIIa HUH, PIT
Lincoln St.
This page runs every Thursday
watch for It,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-18
e OLA

iQu5 son los planes bdr6GroS dc
Rose Luremburgo ante las hG@G'1S
sr!cQjeS de Rodoifo Fierros:?
NudG, abSoiutameHte NADIA. Venlr-
le con LenineS D con Trot@kB u qa1s-
nes hcn uiriGo bGjo eL pOder dc los
CGrrcn=as q de los Villas. es c0s@ III
fantii-
Pero 81 los obreroS no eacontrardn
en- clio grcn novedad, porqne al i'm
y al cGbo en- los proceGimie7lt0S dc Ia
riolenciG o del MtrOcjnio, pocaS m
| noUQcioneS SucleH hGcerSe-Si las p''j-
dicaS 6oishegI;iS serdn ul rscordGto-
1.ic, scrGp una ratification, Serdn, p0r
decirlo usi, Ia redHcci6n It terminus
cientijicos de 10 que eLloS Sabian y hG-
ciQN en- y7tlgQrisimo romance.
ASi pueS, recon de SObrG tieRe et
gobicyNo carranciSta, para SentirSc
ar 81 es no cs preocwpado, por Ia pre-
SeRciu de tom iHoporttn0s r~~tt@RtcS,
on ell puerto dc TdmpicO. que pnede
Ueqar a ser, ST dos no dispo,c otrG
cosa. Ia capital del boisherik!SmO
MericanO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-18
bIBLIOCRAEICA
'Sonetos y Sonatas," del Il
cenciado NJ. BolanoS
Cache

Al VI regular ntmero de obras l.
terarias oroGucidas por los lnteEec-
tuales neHcunOs en- e. d~eStlerro,
debemos agregar I nueva, que aca-
ba de uegar = rueStra mesa de re-
dacci6a con afeCtuoSa cedlc2torGa
del autor: Ell libro "SoHetos y So
natas" del Reputable escrItor y
uuano, Lie. .. Miguel Bclanos Ga
cho
e. Lie. Bolahos Cache, e~scritor de
aneio Y bien ganado prestlgio, MEM
DO De "a Academia MeXicana, V Su-
tor de varias obras literarias Y jul
rTGicas de verdadero mSrito, habia.
Gesde hace aigunos amos, dado de
mano . soda labor Eteraria, para de-
dicar sus energias, al eiercicio Dc
81 profession por \ parte, "a IA
politica por otra-
FL hombre pubhco, parecia haber
r2atado en- q, al persador : l! poe
ia; las arduas cuestiones del gooier-
no de su entiGad natal-en n que
oclpG, en- los litimoS amos de re
lativa paz, Ia primera m~agiStrarura,
parecian haber deSviado Sus pasoS,
para siempre. de los floridos Sende-
ros de n belleza.
Luego. vinieroa los penares y las
fat;gas del desticrro Y Ia mus2 del
1alreado au5or de "Ritmos," "a
Poama del Siglo" : "EI Sueno", pre-
miado en- IN coGcCrso hterarIO ce-
le5rado en- Puebla, er e. ano dc 1902.
-Dermaneci6 i~nfecundA
Al fin : q Ia pcstre, aunque clio
So aatoje ext~a0o, el vivir del GeS-
tierro vino = ser para el poeta, fuen-
te dc inspiration; torro ST cnjritn
q buscar as floridas Seudas dc los
iarGines ~iateriores, eXtendierorSe de
rucvc ante SIS ojo$ las 5eilas VI
stones. tueate dc noeSla, Y I'm nuevO
libro encbarra una laoor hterarl2 de:
prestigiao rimaGor oaxaqusno.
Rola6os Cache no ma ohio ei can
tar dc Stigma de Ia poeSia nueva, nj
ie tientar las novedades del rlrmo,
psrr1aneue ~shacio = las audac,&S IL
ricas de los modc-noS. E e vieJo
ITrico hasta clva TORE encanta0" 10
han Iegado las clarinaas de IL sro-
pa iuveril. cUyo nend1u 0Hdeara en-
In mano &c RGG5n Da-lo.
Para meior muir e as tcntac'o-
mes. TO cultiya siuo IN solo metro,
el mas diti.il. 81 mas h~e-nsrIco, e.
mas severe; e Sone.o. el viejo Y glo-
rioso soneto e~ndacasiloo. De GUAM
10 en- cuanIc. IN a~!ejandrino, para
tornar lie nuevo n metro c,as!co,
a Q ~ poquitillo &c remordi-
mierto en- e corazon.
No Jos pe-nite esVa hrevc nota
b~ib!iogTafica hacer &c! hhro dc!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-18

Por 81 fseran pOcuS las preocupG-
clones q las iRquist.Gss de Ia aSende-
readc ADMINISTRATION cqTTGnciStG, ell
deStiRo, QWe Pnrece que Sc "a coJSGn-
do de Serie propicio, Le ka pusst0 pOr
delante ar nAeUo enenago q una nue
I'll ansega-a: la del bolshivisnlo.
Los peri6dieoS cmericanoS dijeroR
G1te grHpoS mdS Q reno n~tiDterOso0S
dc propagaadLStas de los L. ". W
Una eSpecie dc grc,1 Sucwrsal dc To- ia
a.iiiG boJsheri.i en- AmGricG,-hGbjG
jCo q tierre de M6.rico, D SC apTeS-
tGbdn n seRtar Il rsGleS en- las ciHdG
deS ~mericancS, en lbs qae Ia po6td-
zion O6rerG JHcSe mayor
TGmpico, Sc citaba entire las pr3-
mcrCs: los mWelleS, las compaiiGS de
petr6leo, las dicerSGS ind1strnS To-
Gales. GgrUpaR en- maestro imp0rtante
puerto del Colo. q ~nIiLiHreS dc O5re-
dCdeS mataGLStos q sociahstGS.
20 gobie1no etri6 q TGmp'c0 hG5i-
roS. GgrupGdos en- diStintas colectsri-
les QqeRteS para que obSerrarCn los
hru6ajoS obreros, pare que &iggierCa
Dau,to por purto, las mGQuinacioncS
&c los 9tjsterioSos q peijgroSoS 0gen-
tcS JolskcvikiS, . Ia informaciGR de
los dichos ugenteS no pIGo ser neGS
clar~Gnte: el bojskecikiSn1o !orjG6c
"a en- Tampico suS pyimeros planes
y Gumentgr:c en- brece, con 0lcGdir q
Ia RegUbI;ca sateru.
FL go5isy7so eStG h~oHdGmente DTeO-
cppodo. porque e~ncnentrd Que Ia Ia
Dor del boLshecl:iSm0 CT Mcrico no
ca a ser mpy dificiI.
10 qnc los apoStoIcs Ge los grGndss
~GeStructoyes J-uSoS prsdicGrGn a los
mericoaoS. sGjo ScrG ma rspeticl0R
de 10 q;yc lie dijeron hoce GigDHos T.
nos, los ap5sjolss del car2uactsmo:
quc habi1 gyc acc5Gr con- Ia proPie-
dqG. Que era menester ahoycnr Il 10
COS lbs gicoS. despaGs de d~eSpojGrioS
d. SIS riguc1GS. Qnc erc TonPer las
~uGsras de toGnS las tiruniaS 2 jnS
iiq7-oncS dc toGos los preulci0S; que
era "a tempo de que las classes baicS.
ms cicscS hamijdeS. los que orGE los
ccmpos y Nenaa los taiieyeS, G~rr0ja-
rGn q los q9e G~NjHstamentc Sc IamG-
yri. Il 81 ntiSm0S, las atlas classes, los
eleGodas, los ~poderoSoS. los ~pdStoreS
lei gran yc6GTo humane. &c los SthO@
~ donde los hQb;a coiocado a c=ar.
.:QY4 c0so n.tsra pHede7l declrleS
las boisherikjS Il los que oysroa las
yrSGicuS Gs igs co~ryarciStus' fQnc
Dodr6 Suger1rjss ei mas i"ToSo de
los !. u. Y. qse 40 aayun hecho o
| 1rescrr;Gdo clos mis,eos, En- los diaS
! fo;os de- carrancismo ~bGt0ljod2r!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-18

y. Zudaire.-Sandcrson. TcHas--No nos
se-ia possible darlc opinion aiEina J mcHos
sln haccr profecias r~eiativas Il eNlto Que
rucdan .lcanzar los neEociOs de que nos ma
hla. Toda enpreSa nuevH CORE el peilgr"
de fracasar. casa que sucle Gcontecs:ieS aun
= las va establecidaS dc mucho tempo atTas
= 10 tnico que puede huscar uno para C
cicir 81 irvicrte en- elias So dinero o sc abs
:iene de haccrio. e. tcular inforEreS arsTca
dc II hcnorabilidad y capacitad dc qu!encS
las org:anizan y juzgar por unc mISnao &c
las prcb.bilidadsS de eNito del rcEoclo On
vista Ge 81 mismo. CAST sicrnIrc. Is II 2niei-
ci6n II que ileva q Jos honbreS z aHen~uraE
su Gincro en- cmpTcSaS demasiado arrlcSEa-
das en- las Que hay nOventa probabitidadeS de
uerdida contra dicz de eNito: en- cnmoio 81
Ia enip:esa prospc-a. Ia util!dad. que repor-
ian Is muy superior n IA cue obtendr!a de-
Dos!tando 81 d!ncro en- TN Banco, por elem
pIo. En- cs,as cosas, el indiv!duo misno Is
81 que debe resolver para que 2 Eacie pueda
ccharie IA culpa, en- case de NAL eHito. Los
informcs que le indicamos Fuede adqulrIFios
Dor corducto de alguno de los Bancos &c
esa localiGsd que son las institlcion9 que
! cstan mas capscitadas para conocer 4 los IN
! dividuos de que Sc trata desde el punto &c
vista cue I listed Ie interes2.
: Es muy probable que haya a!guna publ
caci5n similar = Ia que sc publica en- Next
! CO. V que nos cita. pcro no Ia c~oncccros.
! AlcIna de las negociacioaeS cue eSplGtan csc
! raaao de Ia industrial podria lnEorrnar!o con
| eNactituG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-18

j. u. P.-Flagstlff. Ar!a-Eo crccmCg
que cl asunto Il cue Sc rcfic-c 81 primera
prcgurta 81 arrerlc prcnto.-Francarcnte
crcemos que IL organization Il cue alude ga
rcceri. aun en- 81 case de que sc putda lie
var = cabo. coSa en- extreme dificil. de tucr-
"a para arreglar cl asunto quc nos p-opo-
ne. cn IN Eorrla Vue listed ird:ca. zero. dc
cuaiGIicr mOGo. SCria un gran paSo " nay
que procurar darlu. 'cucs:c 10 que cucstc.
La resruesta anterior cortcsta Ia tercera
de uStcd.-No tcncmos n~oticiaS d cue sc ha-
n pensado en- cnviar deicgadoS adonde nos
cXprcsa : Il raz6n - que 10 probable seria
que no fueran recibidos por career de ca
ractc- Official. Los otros delcEar-s, es 10 mas
probable Que 81 sean recibidcS Z su tempo.
No sabemos que hayan Sido sap"iulidos los
requisites que eXistian para podec lasSr 4
Mexico V csperamoS que 10 sean en- b!eve.
pcro es impossible precisar cuando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-18
FL ex-General Salvador Mercado
Sc defende de un cargo que lie
hizo Ell Lie. n. Garcia Naranjo

toy SECURE 10 dejarian a listed Y Z
| TODD eI mundo convencidos. Los a
contecimientoS mas trasccndentaies
| Gurante nj gestion en- Chihuahua,
son Ia derrota de San Andres, Ia ST.
| tuacion en- que eli General Rabago
dej6 la Division Il 81 separation, e.
combate de TERRA Blanca. Ia no me-
nos honrosa catIstrofe dc Ciudad
JuareZ. la evacuation de chihuahua
el panico V huida vergonzosa de.
Mulato Y San Juan, combate Y re-
sultado del primer ataque de DINA
ga Y combate V desastre segunda
vez. ALI mismo, en- el que fuimos okli-
gados i entrar a este pals con IN
total de 3.400, hombres, pues va sus
iefes mas caracterizados tquc hoy
blasonan de honor Y valort hahiaa
huido a este pals, Y Sc eAcontraban
muchos de e!los en- Mexico Y los mas
en- ell Paso, Texas. Maria Y Preside,
desdc ALI. como siempre, d~errochan-
do planes V valor.
EXisten en- mi poder copias certi-
ficadas de los telegTamas dirigidOs
de Oiinaga al Presidente Huerta,
Secretario de Guerra ST.. General
Banquet, ! ST.. Srio. de G~obernacion
DR.. Alcocer Ell los que digo ter-
minantemente: Sc ha triunfaGo hue
vamente, pero estoy practicamente
~derrotado, pues las municiones de
fusil son eXtremadamente escasas,
las de canon completamcnte agota-
tas. los cahallos han muerto los mas
Dor falta de f~orajes Y los hombrcs
ostan igLalmentc agOtad0S por el
hambre, Y dc no haber sidO por Ia
casa del Sr. Sponsor Y otros cOmer-
ciantes de Preside, mi situacion Sc
ria mas desesrerada en- este momen-
to- Ademas dc los documentos
comprobatorios pueden testificarlo
cl Sr. Consul Elias que Sc cncon-
traba en- esq ciudad V que pOr su
conducto Sc h;cieron 6stas cNposicio-
mes, asi como los SreS. Alcocer Y
DIIttACL que duH NlEeI.
En- los presentes momentos en- que
I'd. y todas las personas mas carac-
teriZadaS e>tan prcdicando UNION
no dcsarIa cntrar en- una pOl6mica,
pero 81 fuere necesar!o, tampoco Ia
rehuiria Y creo que alcgnzaria comO
hasta hoy. Que las personals desapa-
sionadas me hicieran ~justicia, no aSi
Il genie ignOra y SObre TODD los com
prometidos Ell los desastres dc aQue-
Hos dias, pues no querrian prescndir
de seguirse llamindose Heroes.
En- este momento me dirijo al re-
~presentante del Sr. General Diaz, nj
diendole instruciones, no para s
guir derrochando planes tactlcos en-
las ciudade; de esta Naci6n, sine
para incorporarme donde el deber
nos llama a :odos, haciendolo hasta
hoy, porquG tambien haSta hoy he
conocido ell manifesto del ST.. Ge-
neral Felix RiaZ; pero antes de
marchar. 81 listed quisiera, podria
ileYar 20 mismo los documcntos de
que hablo 4 I'd.
Tengo conocimiento que Sc Ell
cuontra en- csc luear el Sr. Lie. Is
mael PalafoX, que u. mismo dice
form6 parte de los Convencionistas.
Dicha persona dcbcrd estar segura-
mente bien informada de las Cestio-
nes de los traidores Y suplicaria a
dicho ST.. sc sirviera hablar en- este
case con Ia franqueza que 10 carac-
teriza Y a I'd. que va con el segl-
no convencimiento Sc sirviera recti-
fear O ratificar.
Muy atentamente su s. s.
Salvador Z. Mercado.