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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-03
Which for Yours?
Coming Soon

A carload Of Studebaker WAGONS We shall
have Concord Buggies Top Buggies Buck
boards Express Wagons, real Democrats, Two
Seaters. Delivery Wagons, Farm Wagons and
Trucks.
COMING SOON.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-03

304-N---Is a nice one-man farm located about
miles from Barre I; IL consists of as acres of
land, with a good set OF buildings and very
productive land il consists Of 8 cows. 4
young cattle, horses and hogs, and all nee
essary farming machinery the price is right
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-03

MARSH ALLEN co.
N. e. Tel 140 Orange County Phone
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-03
TO RENT

TO RENT - Two very desirable furnished
rooms all modern conyeniencesi cool and
pleasant; Mrs. l.. NJ Averill, Hilltop, tel;
77-12. slu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
To Mother!
ny MARGUERITE EDWARDS


That such Of tender happiness In The
spring the sunshine such TOOK Of
thoughts aud oidu u the dap
Ssored Mother.
That uiH his dorcr for Mother
1 q beloved
blossom Mother fhof hng presence bsses as sf
to heroisn. patriotism, self
fdhfulnes and lore On this dap ief
crosp their dearest incornaiioafo
Mother
tchd shoad BE- dear. Intimate and
homcp frstal homes
pabc Most Of "cele-
braic the sho oH!d Ike hesfn re-
for her sake
kiadnes her. for she
lored
lent u pleasant th,ne that Moth
BY gosHg 10 church. bp doing aHa
hr.Hg fhaos The Of obsctaHce er-
presscs beauty her duset detoioa 70
God cork her simplicity her eternal dedication" Of herself
10 kindly. gentle service 10 others
millions 81 lips frame the uord ho'r-
many mental visions
aiiravs the Mofheri Ths
SUI dresscasHg calling 10 froB the
the homes dcups Mother 'esfh
hand tired Mother WsfA he
daansess the spfcd spirit the deep iorsi Many forms
bat a!eavs the Mother.
And day-Aole is-Moher eonirires
aside 20 her honor time
and hesses her. but usi
iorc. ard from her
spirit recall
sfrdschruy hearts
demasd others she
iffstic and Wfed sv the
gentle goodness uHasenchabe
stcadV flame Of aoal
daughters there - but TO honor
Mothers Day-and that ss-to be more Ike Mo'Aer'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
MORE FIRMS co
BEYOND QUOTAS
0versubscribe for Fifth VIC
tory Loan

New lists Of firms whose employees
had oycrsubscribed the Victory loan
quotas continued to come In nt cam
paign headquarters Saturday. Fol.
lowing h the latest list.
Aero Alarm company. n, g. Allison q
| Co. Alaska Copper works. American
Halfway EepreEs company, Art Hard
ware company, nerdshAw Motor com
pany. nasa-Iipster company. iiinyou OPP
teal company. Blake Mckee company
Iian Marrhe. Huii bros Mrs ~ 81. Car.
man. chandler, Dunlap Co. clnb
baths, uapfHe ". Coaiey Electric com
pnnY, crystal Laundry and supply COM
paay. Cuisine Equipment company. bofan
Bsos Eagles Lodge employees. flisns-
hurg Produce company. ferronr bfsrinE
| COMPANY
Frasef.patsrson company. G. y, Fryer
a Co. Gray Bros. james Afifhn Sons.
Harrison bye WORKS. Hastings grocery.
Hicks cafeteria, X, itifads a Co. HoKs
building cafe. Hotel Washington annes,
Imperial Laundry company. iowman
iiaafofd tstorel, Marine Iron works. Met
fapoiitan raaioab company. Minor nos
pi,ai. Montgomery Printing company,
Henry Mosshaeh. Navy Yard route. Nor
tonia cafeteria. Northwest Trust and
savings bank. owl Drug company, Pa
rifie teas, fersa company. Pacific Coast
Fiesl works. Pacific Optical company.
Pacific Auto Supply company. Palace
Clothing company, pearee nfos. rsffy
utas Pioneer Printing COMPANY. n T..
lsolk A CO. pe.tai relssfapn and cable
eoupauv
Puget Bound Machinery depot. Queen
Anne Dye works. Nltsrnids Earag".
arb~fnrfi. gtothin~ company Seattle
chain eonnAsy. aeaftis Deiry eompans,
s.attis Mil sna i.arsihs company. ttsAt .
lie nar.iwnr~ eofnrauF. asnttia National
bank. NJ. SELLERS A CO.. A. sherman Junk
I company. Sherry n f.snlnF. star Publish
tins cofunany Troy Laundry company.
/ Turner a rssss company. Union by.
werf. tfrft.a a,e~f ptadue,, eomDaay
| YOUNGSTOWN Mercantile eafopany. Nest.
err Meat ,osunary. w.sserman mon
1 werk. ws,, Wsirr~ss f..s,nteg eonoa.y
/ Wonder carte, and Waffle h.t,s4 A Nj
/ "a aai.is,th A a.. ratsnx Nsn,s nspha,.
1 ale .n.artatt.r
4 n q. Attlson a co American E.lss
esfnnanY. n.a.e. uath..on Fa,s, corn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
NO STRIKE FOR
DEBS BY A. FL.
"FIighty 0utburst," Says
Vice President Duncan

WASHINGTON. May io.-orgnn.
lied labor VIII have nothing 20 DO
with the strikes threatened for July
4. In protest against the imprison-
msnt Of Eugene v. Debs. socialist
leader.
Vice President James duncan. Of
the American Federation Of Labor.
made II clear today that any such
defnonsgations viii be outlaw at
fairs. without the backing Of the
great labor organization.
Duncan said the demonstrations.
for which radicals assert they are
making extensive plans. Will be con
sidercd merely sporadic outbursts
with which organized labor will have
nothing 10 do"
The American Federation OF La
tor unions are business propositions.
Duncan indicated. when he said.
we do things IN "A regular and
legal fashion. and do not engage In
Tightly outbursts'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
PROCRESS|vES
FIGHT PENR0SE
Nay Jeopardize G. 0. P.
Control by Opposition
ny L. {. MARTIN

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. May io.--senate
progressive republicans plan to meet
today 10 discuss what 10 do about
senator rcnrose.
Penrose IL IN line TO be chairman
OF the senate finance committee.
which handles tax and tariff bills
and some progrcssivcs long ago said
they would vote against him even
TO the extent OF endangering rcpubii'
can control of the senate.
They declare he is too reaction
airy" to he in charge OF tax iegisla'
ton. Others who do not wish 10
spoil party harmony. but who arc
unfricndiy to ponrosc. advocate max
Ing the fight on him In the republi'
can caucus next "Wednesday.
They went TO make speeches
against Penrosc and demand a
chance to vote against him and have
the vote made public. showing how
they stood Then. they said. tho
progressives should yield gracefully
20 the win OF the majority OF the
party and seat Pcnroae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
500 Reward

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The manufacturers Of the security
Auto Theft signal" Will pay rewards
for the arrest and conviction 81 par
ties stealing an automobile with the
said Theft Signal properly ate a
thereto. or arrested and COW IA
for tsmperinR with said sigma
follows. 900 for the arrest a.
conviction on charge Of grand ID
csny, or other felony charges. am
t25 for the arrest and conviction on
charge Of Joy. fiding--taking car
without owners permission. petty
larceny or other misdemsanor
charger.
Applicants for these rewards will
find blank and affidavit forms With
local distributors and dealers. This
notice Tupercedes all former an
nOuncements. and no rewards Will be
paid after this date except AZ above
stated. MILLER-cHAPMAE CON-
PANr, Los Angeles. Cal Dated April
ie 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Tokyo Buildings
Are Swept by Fire

TOKYO. May i.-UDited Press. >
Fire getting beyond control near
the government buildings early to-
day leaped IA canal and ignited the
diet building, badly damaging the
end occupied by tho house OF rep
resentntiyes before u WAS ex.
tingulshed.
American and European sailors.
here 90 participate In the celebra-
ton OF the crown princes majority.
assisted In quelling tho blaze. which
for an hour threatened destruc.
ton OF the entire building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10

VANCOUVER. wash. May 10
Edward zellefa. 81, and Miss Mar
garot MCGOWAN. "a, residents OF
Portland. secured marriage license
~ the courthouse here yesterday and
crossed the street 10 the office OF
Justice OF the Peace Dorr To be mar
ried.
nut the ceremony wasn't sol
cmnized. \ woman prisoner In the
Jail below the courthouse happened
90 bo looking out when the couple
crossed the street. and. because she
claims 20 be Mrs, Edward Cellars,
IA. prospective groom was arrested
for attempted blgamy before the Jus
tice could tie the knot. Zellera Sc
cured the license under the name Of
Clarke. Mrs. Zellers h serving a
jail sentence for abusive language.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Find Whisky Still
Near Spokane City

SPOKANE. MAY io.-A fun fieds
ei moonshins whisky auii. concealed
in a wooded ravino several miles
from this city. wa. rnided BY local
detectives iais yesterday evening.
and the stll apparatus. together,
with 81 gallons of liquor and large
quantity OF malt were confiseated.
John Aioavleh and Carl BuboA.
Aussrlann. found on the place, were
arrested and are being held for city
n ri stat@ hearings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Auto Wheels Skid;
Man Struck Down

Struck down by an automobile
driven by :. W. Elder on Rainier
blvd. Tom conaty. escs tist ave. r..
suffered sprained knee. injured
RICH, side and severe suits about the
head Friday evening. Elder told the
police after the accident that cona,y
stepped out from behind another
auto 10 board an inbound street car.
Elder said he put on his brakes. but
his wheels akiddcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That 10 the joyful cry Of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, . practicing physician
for IL years and calomcl's old.timo
enemy. discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livcra
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomcl. but O healing. soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping Is the keynote" Of these
little sugH.coated, olive .colored tab
let's They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
to unnatural action.
II you have dark brown mouths
bad breath--a dull, tired fcelinR--sick
hcadache-torpid liver and are consti
pated, you'll find quick, sure and only
pleasant results from one or two little
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every
night just to keep right. Try them
JOG and 25c per box All druggists. !,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Jazz Band Leader
Slain by Musician

BOSTON. May i0.--Jlmmy Europe
Is dead The black master OF syn.
copation. known as king OF Jazz, :"
whose Rngtime band made the feet
OF royalty miabehav. and almost
caused Foch TO hltohy koo, was
stabbed by one OF his own drum.
mers last night Herbert Wright
was arrested. accused OF doing the
stabbing. when Europe roprimanded
him for dlsobeying orders.
Lieut.. Jimmy Europe was leader
Of tho assth Infantry band-"rhe
Hell Fighters" IL was he who In
troduccd real ticklo'foot ragtime
overseas. astonishing the foreigners.
and II was claimed hia jazz helped
win the Arsonn. forest victory,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Scientist Union to
Ask for More Coir

WASHINGTON. May io.--fUnitcd
Prcsst--comes now -scsanusu' Lo-
cal No. IL
The union cf scientists ard tech
noicgissa. Just organized. win soon
draw UP its demand for higher
wsscs for presentation 20 congress
FiYo hundred government, botanls,s.
psychologists. pathologsss. chemists
and other rcgearch workers today
had their application before the
American Federation Of Labor for
affiliation with the national body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
FAMOUS GUNBOAT TO
GO OUT OF SERVICE

VALLEJO. Cal. May i0.-tTnlted
Press -following active service dur.
Ing the war. the gunboat Yorktown
passed thru tn. Golden Gate and
comes here today 20 80 out Of com.
mission. Her crew will be trans.
ferred 90 other vessels. The York.
town was once commanded by
Fighting Bob" Evans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
MRS. PEARCE DIPS

Mrs. Carrie II. Pearce. 20. 1897
Woodland Park ave. died suddenly
at her home Friday morning. The
body will be shipped 10 Fruitdalc.
u. ID. for interment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Tukwila Welcomes
Yanks With Bonus

Tukwila's branch of the King
county council OF defense IS broke
fiat broke.
/, just closed It's financial nc.
counts by presenting eight OF Tux.
villas sons whe went 10 war with a
cash bonus OF from t+5 TO $50. accord.
Ing 10 length OF service, five war
savings stamps and a great ovation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
M'ADO0 BUYS TRACT
NEAR SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. May
l0.--Former Secretary Of the
Treasury Vim. q. McAdoo has pur-
chased the 30-acrh tract on Mission
Ridge. santa barbara. owned by
Geo. W. Williams. for 800. 600. nc
cording 10 reliable information here
today. There are reports In cir
ouiaiion that McAdoo bbouRht the
property as summer HON. for
President Wilson but these reports
are not verified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
BEECHAM'S
PILLS

qnickly hslp to strea8then
~ Digestion. stimulate the
uvur. regulate the bosvels
- in1prove the health
~ working with nature.
=. s A. 49,: s:::. !. Is, :. IA =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
DIES or INFLUENZA

Percy l.. Middleditch. II. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. y. =. Middieditch. died
at the family home In Fremont Fri.
day afternoon Of influenza
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
APPEARS IN RECITAL

Nosta Muth. pianist. appeared
inrccitai in the Fine Arts hail
Friday night. In an aliChopin
program. featuring the B-flat
minor sonata.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10

A. . man grow~ older he speaks
less OF his pleasures and more OF his
nlimentn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-09
C~APTURARON UN PUEBLO
LOS FELICISTAS
Amenazan la uia del Ferroca-
rril Mencano

PUEBLA, mayo SCI pueblo de
Ixtuyuca, perteneciente al Municipio
de San Marcos, fue atacado y toma-
do por los felicistas, que en- la tarde
lie aver Sc p~resentaron montadoS en-
magnificos caballos Y ~portando exec
lentes carabinas 5000. La guarni-
cion del pueblo compuesta de volun-
tarios al mando del captain Manuel
Y. Vazqquez, trabo contacto con los
revolucionarios, pero no lograron I'M
pedir que estos Sc p~oSeSionaran del
pueblo. Los felicistas e%ntraron q
Ixtuyuca Y Sc estuvieron ahi hasta
que les do Ia CANA Y cuando juzga-
ron oportuno irse. evacuaron la po-
blacion V Sc r%etiraron a sus campa-
mentcs Con la toma de
Ixtuyuca por los felicistas, >se ha We,
nido a comprobar que no obstante las
declaraciones oficiales de que ell Fee
r~rocarril MeXicano eStaba completa-
mente SECURE, pronto los revoluciona-
rios Sc decidiran a atacar I'm con-
voy en- Ia via de Veracruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-09
GAS EN- Ell ESTOMAGO ES
PELIGROSO
Recomienda ell Uso DiariO de Magne-
STA Para Veneer Esta Affection
Causada Por La Fermentation
De Los Alimentos e Indi-
peStion Acida.

Gases y airc er cl ~cstonago. acompanados
De csc lleno o sensation dc hinchazon Que
vienc deSpues dc las comidas. son evideneias
cast inequivocas de In prcsencia eXcesiva de-
acido hidroclorico en- ci c5tomaGo. 81 :ual
e. peor desatino GIc puedc cometerse -
| Gcscuidar :an scria con6icioa o t-atarla con
crea 10 que Sc llama in ligestion acida-
Estomagos acidoS son peliErosos porouc O.
acido en- demasia irrita las deiicadas paroles
del est6mago = con frccaencia este conduce
Z gastritis aconPanada de ulccras dc estoma-
60 de c~a-icter serio. e. alimcnto Sc ferren-
Il V Sc agria. creando el gas offensive que
ensancha 81 eStomago y estorba las funcio-
mes De los orranos internos whales = con fire.
cUcncia afectapdo al corazoR.
L. ayuGa dc digestivos crdina-ios. log cualcs
no ticncn efecto en- neutraliZacion en- los aci-
dos del cstorrago. En- luga- &C hacer este.
col siGaSc en- Una Botica unas cuantas onzaS
dc Bisurated Magnesia ' tome desPucs dc las
ccm:das una cucharadita dc ella. disucita en-
irmediatamcnte arroic fuera del cuerpo los
gases. airc o hinchazon a-moryza ei estoma-
go. neutraliza el cxceso dc acido y previene
su formation sin dolores o molestias. Bisur-
ated Magrcsia o on forma dc p~astillas. tnun-
ca en- forma de liGuido o lcches) rs inofcnsiva
a. est6maGo cs muy hara;a y la mejor Cor.
ma dc maCnrsia para uSo del eStomaGo. La
usan miles dc personals quo hoy saborean
comidas sin 81 mcnor tenor dc indigestion.
BiSuratcd Magnesia Sc vendc en- todas las dro-
Sucrias y Boticas. adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-09
SERAN VIGILADAS LAS
COSTAS DE CHTAPAS
Ell Guerrero epitard que los
rebeldes reciban mmas
y munIcloneS

MEXICO D. F. Mayo 6.-La Sc
cretaria de Guerra Y Marina ha orde-
nado al canonero Guerrero" que
actaalmente hace un viaje de prueba
a Mazatlan, que salga violentamen-
lie para las costas de Chiapas, donde
segun noticias que aqui sc r~eciben,
los revolucionarios desembarcan gran
des cantidades de ma Y municio-
mes, para usarlas en- la can1pana con-
ira las fuerzas carrancistas.
MEXICO, D. T. Mayo 6.-Los Ma
gistrados de la Supreme Corte de
Justicia acordaron estahlecer IN pro-
grana para el despacho de los asun-
tos que tienen pendientes Y hacer
que los Magistrates que ~iltegraran la
futura Cortc, encuentren expedite Ell
canine para desarrollar sus labores.
La forma en- que los asuntos T
tratados es la siguiente: Les dias
ocho, diez Y doce. Sc re~solveran m
paros penales V administrators, dam
dose preferential entire los penales 4
aoueIlos en- que los queJosos estan
presos V entire los administrators a
los que Sc consideren de mayor inte-
res publico; los dias siete. nueve. ire
ce, c~atorce, ounce Y dieciseis, Sc des-
pacharan amparos c%lviles, de prefe-
rencia los de mayor antigiiedad: los
Gias dicisiete, dicinueve Y veinte. Sc
trataran asuntos que la Corte esti-
me de urgente resolution.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-09

NUEVA YORK, Mayo 4-El Ma
ristrado Cohalen. de la Supreme Cor
te de Justicia, que Is I'm cIuGadano d
mericano dc origen iriandes, ACADIA de
recibir en- Paris, enviada por Sean l.
P'Kelly. ell Representative de la Repu-
blica irlardesa en- ia capital de Fran
cia. una copia de Ia declaration dc
Independence adoptada por el Paria
mento de la Repuolica IrlandeSa, y
cuya publication Sc ha prOhibldo en-
Irlanda por las autoridadeS inglesas.
La copia recibida por ell Magistrate
Cohalan. es Ia primera que llega a
este pals. Ell texto de la d~eclara-
cion es como SigUe:
"Considerando Que e. pueblo irlan-
des es por derecho uu pueblo fbre
' que por Seteclentos amos no Ia ce-
sado jamas de repudiar ' ha proteS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-09
iESPERA I'D. LA LLEGADA
DEL NIN0?
81 ncontecimiento cue uennrd su ho-
gar de felicidad y algeria


:Esli listed. futura madre. esperanto cor
sobrcsaltos y receloS, e. ventnroso momentc
de llevar en- sus brazos al tierno peauenuelo.
fruto de sus entranas?
Precisamente este Is cl raomento apropIa-
do para preparar Ia crisis, y tres gencracio-
mes de mujeres han hafladc, en- Ia reeomen-
dable medicina Mothers Friend. un aSrada-
bic y renctrante remedio para preparar su
sistema.
La acci6n de este maravilloso remedio es IN
de- evitar Ia tension de los nervios. tendoncS
y Iigamentos: disminuir las moleshas .lnhe-
rentes, tales como nauseas, nerviosidad. decaI-
miento y dolores. Usando esta preparation.
du-ante 81 periodic que prccedc al naeImcntc
del niho. cl peligro y los dolores son gfande-
mente atenuadcs y las hotas de IA crisis dis
minuyen. No dele listed de war Mothers
Friend. Es una preparation para uso eaer-
no eXciusivamente y IS del TODD seGura y ell
caz-
Escriba listed 4 Bradfield Regulator Co,
Dept. n. Lamar Building, Atlanta, Georgia.
en- solicitud de su i~ntereante libro Mother
hood" y obtenga una botclla de Mother
Friend en- cualquiera drogucrin. Es dc 10 nc
ior que listed puede encontrar para estas en-
fermedades. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-09

cional que jamaS t~oleraremoS Y de-
mandamos la evacuation de nuestro
pals ror la g%uarnicion inglesa.
"Pedimos para nuestra independent
cha ~nacional Ell reconocimiento Y apo
70 de todaS las naciones libres del
mundo ' proclamamos que la indepen-
dencia es una condicion precedente
para la paz International en- 10 futu-
no.
En- el nombre del pueblo irlan-
des. confiamoS humil6emente nuestro
destino al Dios Todopoderoso. que
do a nuestros padres ell valor Y la
determination para p~erseverar du-
rante los siglos de una cruel tirania
local V fuertes en- la juscicia dc ia
causa Tue ellos nos han ~entregado, pc
dimos su divina bendicion en- esta- la
ultima Ease &c la lucha que nos he
mos prometido llevar hasta alcanzar
Ia libertad."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-09
LOS RLANDESES PROMETEN LUCHAR HAS
TAALCANZAR SU COMPLETA LIBERAClON
En- la declaration de independence de Ia RepGblca
Ihandesa confian su destino al Todopoderoso

tado repetidas veceS con las armaS,
contra la usurpacion eXtranjera.
~ considerable que el gobierno
ingles en- este pals esta Y ha estado
Siempre baSado en- la fucrza Y en- ei
fraude Y mantenido por medic de o.
cupacion militar contra la voluntad
eXpresa del pueblo.
~ consideran6o que la Republca
Irlandesa Sc proclamo en- Dublin el lu-
hes de Paseua lie 1915, por el e~jercito
irlandes republican,, obrando en- non!
ore del PS1lo ilandeS:
~ considerable, que e. pueblo IL
landGs esta resuelto a asegurar Y man
tener su complete independence para
promover el bie2eStar ' prosperiGad
con4un. restablecer Ia justicia. proveer
para Ia defenSa futura asegurar ia paz
en- el pals V Ia buena voluntad con
todas las naclones ' pa ( constituir
una polltlca nacional basada en- Ia vo-
luntad del pueblo con igualeS d4e-
chos e iglales oportunldades para to
dos los ciudadanos:
y conSiderando Qge 4 Ia ertrada
de una Eueva era en- Ia historic del
electorado irlandcs. la election gene
raj de Diciembre de 1918 ha SER
vido para tener la primera OCCASION
de d~eclarar, po- una aplastante mayo
liza, su fIrme alianza 4 Ia RepEHllca
IrianGeSa.
For todo clio, los representatives
electoS del antique pueblo irlandes
reuniG9s en- FarlameHto Nacional. "a
tificamos ahora, 6: estableclmiento de
Ia Resuhlica IrlanGeSa Y o propo-
aemos Y mes prometemos a nuesUro
pueblo. hacer efectiva esta declara-
ci6n Dor todos los medios de que dis
pongamoS.
.Ordenar que SOLO los represen-
tanteS electoS del pueblo riandes tie
nen poder para formular leyes obliga-
rorias para cl pueblo de Irlanda Y
que ell Parlamerto Irlandes es eli
unico Parlamento al que csc pueblo
preStara Su albania.
"DeclaramoS Solemnemente Que to-
20 gobierno eXtranjero en- Irlanda es
n invasion de nueStro derecho ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-09
RICO PRESENTE HIZO
CANTU A CARRANZA
lie regalo un automoUil
packard" muy lujoso

MEXICO. mayo 5.-El Coronel Es-
teban T. Cantu. Goberrador del Dis
trito Norte de la Baja California, a
caba de regular a C~arranza un va
lioso automovil marca "Pacakrd' re-
cientemente a~dquirido en- los Estados
Unidos. FL Connel Y diputado Jose
Cantu, hermano del Gobernador de
la Baja California, fue ell encargado
de poner tan esplendido presente en-
manos del eX-Primer Jefe, quien sc
mostro en- extreme agradecido.
Dicese que Carranza ha desistido
de lamar d Mexico al Gobernador
del Distrito Norte de la Baja Ca
lifornia. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-09
LA D~ESAPARICION DE LOS
DOS OBREROS
Ell Jefe de la Policia hizo
reuelaciones en- la capital

MEXICO, Mayo 4.-Carlos Oroz-
CO, Inspector General de Policia, ale
ga que el no fue quien ordeno la
caDtura de los obreros Aguilion Y
Castro y agrega que a Castro nj
de nombre 10 conocia, por 10 que lie
ma extranado grandemente que la
prensa 10 culpe a el de estos atenta-
dos. Dice Orozco, que tampoco Sc
puede afirmar que hayan sido Agen-
ties de la Policia Reservada Deepen
dientes de la Inspection General, los
que aprehendieron a los obre-os,
pues es bien sabido que muchos mi
n~isterios tiene organizados cuerpos de
policia r~eservada, que obran de
motu propio.