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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-21
WANTED

YOUNG MAN wanted In uptown bank; ex-
perience not essential: must be accurate
and energetic, Reply In own handwriting.
airy desired. p 22O Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN graduate in pharmacy, with
some knowledge OF laboratory work Will
liams. Brown Earle, Inc. DIS Chestnut ST.
= Extraordinary Opportunity
awaits a man OF character, education ex-
perience and personality to- associate with a
iong-established real estate concern; give
full details IN first lettersori application will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-21
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

F'ARMHANDS and dairy hands and ma rried
men. white and c0lored AIS Race st
WHITE and colored help wanted and sup
piled. Hursey. 1885 S. 10th. Dick. 3S45.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-21

EARN BIG MONEY
Do lathe work. auto repair. mecha nicaI and
electrical driving or storag ge battery work;
we train men on practical lines,
Call 814-61s Brown at. Phlladelahia
WE TEACH YOTT TO DRIVE AND REPAIR
AUTOMOBILES
S25-COMPLFTE COTTRSE-so5
DAY AND NTGHT CLASSES
Sattler's. 1901 Spring Garden. Open Sunday
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-11
GILLErr.s FAMILY REMEDY
New York world:-

New York World
After rumaging thru the medicine
cloest, Representative Gillett, who il
to be the Speaker Of the next House,
has mads tie cheerful discovery that
he ha1 = quick and easy cure for al
the, Ills that afllict the world. No
thing i needed except that the Repub-
lican Coegress ahal1 give the country
10 powerful dose of the ld-fashioned
tasi6 mixture, and the stranger the
ibetter -5
Whatever happens. gst down the
both With the familiar label and taxa
solme u the stun that Grandfafher
uaed It's good for everything from
ehilhlAfns to nervous headache Ac-
eoSding TO the Republican formula Il
neyef bills 70 work.
H Bolsheviam threatens 70 sweep
Europe and America, boost the tarih.
II inausnxa RACES HIS . plague, boost
tho tarf6. II . senate Mbuster ties
up the nations business md cuts Oll
fund1 required for rai1rveds, for the
fel3sral employment service, for the
army and navy, boost the tariff,
Trust The Old Guard preocription put
up BY Doctors Penrose ard Fordney,
faMous prActtt3oneE1.
Yea oaly have TO raise the taxi1
ard The rain win fall, tie sun win
shine, drought md floods win eeaSe,
ths earth viii groan under bountifn1
crops and tie whole word WIN sina
With gladness. Il remgves free1les,
nahes hair grow on ba1d hsods, and
u Aure death 70 roacAas. i b tn
great Republican family remedy for
everything that ever hAppened under
|a Democratic administfation. We are
asepnished that Tie German govern
mdnt does not suggest Il to Fr1nee q
the one sure way to restore the devas-
ted dtstriets-1ar better than rsparn,
( t3ca q fn3smnities.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-11

FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR STOCK
One Registered Black Percherus,
Stallion. Coed action and sound.
hin any longer. Guarantee him .
rod fcsl gsttsr. C..; ehew het.es
that WIN weigh - NJ = 100.
WIN ell dirt eheap. Terms II d.
sired For paztie1lass inquire a&
News champion olice.
1l-l6
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-11
MEN WANTED 10 SELL GROC1R
les; SHILLING EXpE2IENCE
NOT NBCx44ARY

(CeRital over $1yeooy y6o0oo) w1nes
embftisus man n this leeAlify - IN
direct e consumer nAtisaally kneWn
bEana q gfoesEissy teos, es0eoa, -
ees, paints, oils, stock food, eec. Hfe
line, easy sales. values beat anV
competit3oa. Earn hig meosy. NJ
experisnce Or capital Tequfro6 Cen-
plste sample ouf6t and ftoe sG1ling
Instructions staxt yo1. Long esEa6-
nihed reliable ho1se. Wrjto todnw.
John Sexton Z Co. So ". nlinais s.,
Chieago. m.
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LOCAL ,ssws o. M. nm
Z Z Z Z Z Z

= = = = =
h. 9. Crssan. rstsz.sd this nssn
s1Hs Fs6ss - Rsssse
Mn. ElisnhetA Pfjee n hero ftuu
Pitkin visitinG ffiaods.
stoe FSoaa - p00esp
Joe Zeilinger of Baldwin u expeet.
ed in fFoa ovoEDano tn0oFxUV.
sEAe psoso - p0ooop
r. s. Downs came over wednesday
night from TIE HeadligAt mina.
sIAs Psess - toossp
Herman Aaner y cut a1ter several
days in the house with lumhago.
me Psoss - Rsoeep
Nrs. K. MerEisea rstnxnsd THasAny
evening from bssiness trip 70 Sall
s1As Pssss e Psessr
Mr.. saa MEa. L o. MeMseain L.
parted for the Capital city last night
Tor . hort Say.
s1As FsSss - Rssssr
Dr. and Ma ]. II. Kelley are now
Planning % leave for Pittsburg IL
4otA Of this nouth.
s1Ae Pssse oe Roases
Keith Wez1er u again located q
Cunnison. He - running The Wasnor
raAeA Just north Of eur city.
sTAe Fssss % Peass~
0rA Pitts Of Cimarrua returned
Monday after . visit with the w. L.
RiehAr0soa family in Cunnisoa.
Sfoo PRsee 0e rooeoe
Hon. 7. J. Thompson and daughter,
Mrs.. Essie Snodgrass, returned on the
morning train from the state capital.
sTAa Fssee of Poaesp
While Mrs. C, p. Zoellner II In
Denver, visiting friends. Miss Zelma
Mckee Is helping in the Normal Book
sTAs Fsses es Psses~
Nrs. L. A. Studhalter and William,
went up to Crested Butte this morn
ing, for . stay in that city with re-
~rAe Price 81 Pesee~
Geo. d. Manville was business Wis
itor in our city Saturday. here from
the Ohio Creek Coal mine Of which he
is manager:
Dave Walker and Dan Jordan left
on the Almont train today, and will
20 up Spring creek to work ON the
sapp property. -.
Roy Hudler Is back ut work after .
hard siege with the epidemic, and his
children who have had scarlet fever
are all recovering.
sThe Price 81 Pesee~
Mrs. John Corbitt and dsughters,
Irma and isabelle Dice came from
Parlin Saturday and remained sever.
al days with relatives.
~The Price 81 Peaee''
John April is remodelling his house,
putting in modern cottage windows
and otherwise fixing it up as a pleas
ant homelike place.
"The Psice 81 Pesee~
E. ]. Sampliner has rented the
Fontaine house, on Pine street, soon
to be vacated by the Kellcys, and will
occupy it May LIST.
~rhe Pssee sf reaesp
Charley Smith is spending some
time down from the Doctor mine
where he has worked all winter. He
expects to 60 back Sunday.
~TAe Price ef PeaeeS
At the home Of Charley Peterson on
the Lee Lehman ranch . baby boy
arrived Sunday night to gladden. the
hearts Of proud parents.
sT6e Price ~ Peaee~
George Dunbar II nursing . sore
arm, due to . runaway accident which
took place while he was working ON
the road last Friday. He was thrown
out on his shoulder and the heavy
wagon run over his left arm, but luck
lily broke no bones.
~rhe PSles 81 Peaees
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-11
THE RETURNING soLDrER

The home folks and frisnds ase sure
to want picture II him n his uni-
form showing his service stripes eva
more than they did befoso - UonE
away. We want you T. he0 thak ~
VII make . photo u III reeur1iml 81
diers and sailoD F1EE.
THE LARGE STUDIO,
Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-11
HEINERS ARE PROSPEROUS
IN THEIR NEW HOMES

From Farr, Colo, comes the word
Of the present occupation Of the Helm
ers, which will be Of interest to their
friends.
Miss Bonita Heiner who is teaching
1t Green River, Utah, is finishing q
successful year, and has been asked
to remain, with . choice of position
in the school, even to the Junior High,
the Superintendent said. Miss Reva
who has been with her mother at Farr
Is transferred to Walsen Camp, the
largest C. F. & I. Office in that Sec
ton They will not move rs il is in
walking distance. Mrs. Heiner is with
Reyn and has taken up Sabbath School
work teaching class Of young men
and women. At the Co. Sunday School
convention Mrs. Heiner was elected
adult worker for the district.
~TAe Price ef Peaee~
SAguache Crescent: Will some
good Samaritan start petition invit-
ing III business men to decorate their
places with fresh coat Of paint, also
repaint their signs? The Saguache
people are very liberal In signing up
for oil stock or Pan Motor, but when
Il comes TO spending silver dollar
in Home Sweet Home" outside ap-
psaso4ess the feathers on their eagles
= *. X r.,.. q r....r
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-11
SOLDIERS PREFERENCE dr
RIGHTS ARE VOID

A short time ago the news was cir
culated, and apparently on good anth-
ority, that Congress had given the
discharged soldiers preference right
ia, file on al newly open landai Il
now appears ON the authority Of til
Chief Of the Field Division, Denver.
that In the closing hours Of the sos
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-11

- o. - - u.s \ ~
- - 3 8 : - - -
M O. l1nR IN ~ Duuvss
- Rux tnniag ~ - lsuis svss
IT, ~ - syss tssaesa 1hsy szpsee
- yuD011 . W11k - ~ 4ny1.
o8AD 9SooD - uo0o6P
]. ". HaDor - ngved his house-
- Q0od9 4sUa frsm Dsylsvills -
= ta6hg eherge e u nasp raneAss
q II nsetA g Anteleps erssk.
M. 1sdaea returned Tuesday b
~ S1neA - EAst river. Says & win
- q esupae q weeks, kef6Fp sntp
ttovol = 9esa thsu = IL Dukteo.
8Aa PBoss 81 Ro0oGp
II ~ AEas1A y hnek ftsa Crustsd
botte ana 9se H. hg es0ty tsuek
cue 1er ~ airing 9Qe1Tdny. Il y -
tng ues1 b distTfbufing ~ 0ur1Aeine
matefial nessA q tsW1 - the rood.
StAe psess - Peassp
pab Har1s rstnrnsd Wednesday
ftan Deuvsf whsre - - besn sae
|ef IL doogaoopan b IL senate. SAYS
h. - q ~ 6ns and q leoling wsI
amer thEoe moatAs IN beavers 6almy
ssAs Pssss % Psesse
JudGs Cabeert vas . passsager ea
IL eastbound Last night, going from
11satsOes 70 Deaver. The judge has
IT, uAiqle distinction Of being the
only appointee Of Governor Shcup who
vss tslasd dowa By the senate.
Mn. A. y. Eastman has Just COM
pseeed building cement washing
aecr IN The rear Of the garage part
of her building used by the Gunnlson
Motor Company. This convenience Is
connected with the sewer at that point.
srAs Price 81 Pesee~
Nm. Ida Ao6att left Tuesday morn
ing for her home 1t Crested Butte,
She has been very successful in nurs-
ing during the epidemic in our city,
and 10 still at the call Of the Red Cross
II we have . returning wave, which
some fear.
~TAs Psses ss Peaes~
A Gunnison soldier boy is Sylvia
Foster, who arrived Saturday, but on
ly stayed over = couple Of days, leav-
ing Monday for Montrose, where he is
employed this summer on canal con-
struction. Sylvia was at Vancouver in
the spruce airplane work.
sTAe Price 81 PeaeeT
Sunday, Carl Walker returned from
some months with his sister, Mrs. ].
Walter Wilson, at Bayfield,, Colorado.
Carl was in charge Of his brother-in-
laws ranch, during q severe sickness
which afflicted Mr.. Wilson, but of
which he is now entirely recovered.
sTAe Price 81 Peaee'
HE1NERS ARE PROSPEROUS
IN THEIR NEW HOMES
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-11

WANTED-To lease : raneA tAat
wul eut from $50 tons up 70 1oo0
eaaA rsnt preferred. For part3eul-
an ad1reGo NeWv- -Champioa oliea,
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-11

sion this bill, like many others, waS
smothered, and therefore there 10 no
such law. II will be . disappoint-
ment to the boys coming home, and
may be remedied later.
'srAs Fries sf Pessss
w. A. Keelor who u Ct Idaho
Springs ~ ssuperjntendent u ths Nat
tie mine, has besa HSRer1nk with
blood poisoning In his hand this last
week. II .luos
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-11
PRICES ron DEVELOPING FILMS

The Arst real vampire picture ever
ahOwn n Cunnison WI be here on
April 12 and -.
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|sUIllf NTH CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN sCIEgc.

The Christian Seience Society holds
sexyieee evsFy Sunday morning at II
o'clock IN IL Presbyterian ehnFeh. An
aEO invited,
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-11
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Services ssesy Arst and third SIM
daH1. Hely Masses q eight and tn
eielne1k Eveaing services at ooven-
t1fKty. Sunday 8ehool at oue ose3oe1
Weekday Moses pt ol61t oie3oe1E
Services second an9 1ourfh Sundayl
- IL Hnea4h q Ceegeo4 nut1a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-11

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16

no en- la region petrolifera, hasta
cue las tropas carraucistas lnlcla-
ron 81 campana en- dicha IONA
Rechazan con energia ell cargo
que hizo el embajador Bonillas de
cue muchos de los robcs de que han
sido victimas los pagadores de las
companies han sido perpetradoS por
los mismos pagadores, Y al efecto
dicen textualmente: Los pagadores
cue tiencn a su servicio las comFa-
Mas propietarias de tsrrenos petro-
.liferos en- Mexico son blen conocldos
y han estado por largo tempo aso-
ciados\ con elias. Ademas, no ha-
brian servido como pagadores de sa-
larios de los ~empleados Y obreros, 81
no ~tuviesen las companies completa
confianza en- SUI honradez personal.
La opinion de todos los represen-
tantes de Ia Association de Produc--
torres de Petr6leo es que Ia irs!nua-
cioa %contenida en- la nota del m
bajador mexicano cs enteramente
injustificada Y no esta fundada en-
hechos."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
LAS ESCAFANDRIAS

, cividuo cue lleva n e~scatandra y
que ACADIA de cfectuar n pelIgrosa
immersion, Y Ell pescador no es d su
Ivez mas que Ell vigilante que dccIl e
inteligentemente ha obedecldo todas
las senales que lc l~legaban del fon-
do.
Ell 1uzo Sc ha desembarazado dc
SUI casco de cobre. de los pesos hume
rosos con que sc halla lastrado, del
calzado metalico de que esta provls-
to, Y, ahora, o las manos arruga-
das v agrietadas d causa de la pro-
longada permanencia en- Ell aqua frla,
descansa, respirardo, larga Y cuerds-
merte, como hombre que sabe apre-
ciar el valor del aire libre Y natural
cue invade sin restriction alguna los
pulmones con su suplo bienhcchor y
reparador.
Es ruda la tarea de csos hombres
que d%escienden a las aguas %profundas
para ~sujetar ali al block de un rom
pc olas que abrigara mas tarde con-
ira Ia tempestad a los navios. para
exulotar los coStados de un buque
que n~aufrago, para curar sus desga-
.raduras V tratar de ponerlo a flote
o bien para recoger esponJas flnas
Que seran titles deliciosos para nues-
tro tocador, V para arrancar del bar
CO de polipos, donde vivc, ell coral
o nara desprender Il viva fHerza Ia
ostra perlifera.
Ell que Sc sumerge debe tenor una
~compieta confianza en- Ia fragil en-
voltura Que 10 separa de una muerte
espantosa, V en- cl buen funclonanIeT
TO de todos los aparatos que ie sir
ven para reSplrar: bomba, tubo df
llegada dc aire, y escafandra propla'
mente dicha. =,
La escafandra es n especie az
vestido absolutamente impermeao!t
do tela cubierta de caucho; neccsl
ia I'm cuidado especial para su con
~servacion. zero especialmente el ca:
co de cobre que remata Ia escatan
Ara V abriga la caheza Gel hompr'
cue en- ella sc ercierra, merece Sc
Ge-crito: ali es donde sc cncuentra
repartido de manera mlnuclosa, toi'
ell mecanismo de las vaivulas cuy'
funcionamicnto lie permittra al on
Sc sunierge arreglar la llegada de
aire dc la bomha Y 81 evacuacior
cuando va viciado. haya sido cxpuls;
do nor los pulmones.
e. casco es de cobre rojo. lie for
Ma redonda; csta rrovisto de cuatr'
aeuieros en- los que Sc hallan lncrus
taIos cuatro vidrins gruesos, que sol
otras tantas excelenteS iucernas po;
las cue ell horbrc podra yer en- to
das ]direccioncs. Estos vldrlos sc os
crucen bajo Ia accion del vapor DIES
prendido por los pulmones: para c
vitar este Inconvenience que sumcr
eiria al que lieva la escafandra e'
Una obscuridad ~relativa, ell alre d
la bomba llega por tres orificios
pasa en- la forma de c%orrientc pc
sobre los vijrios de los que quita {
lvapor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
Sc UNIERON LA ALBANIA ~.
BERAL. Y Ia UNtONISTA PARA
HACER CESAR LA LUCIA

TC'---cr-- Frr,r:1' nGrG rs rfENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas. Agosto 15.-EE
;ngeniero Manuel Borilla anuncih
hoy que al fin Sc hahia logrado la
union de la Alianza Liberal y de Ia
Unionista cen ell objeto de coordinar
los esfuerzos de todas las facciones
cue opersn contra Carranza para
hacer cesar la iucha. Agrego que
muchcs m~exicanos Sc han undo al
movimiento iniciado para consegulr
IA unicn de todos los rebeides Y que
ulia ves que seal discutidas las con-
diciones que para tai fin ponen las
divcrsas facciones Sc le daran . CO.
ROGER a CarranZa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
LOS PETRoLERoS CoNTESTAN A BONlLLAS

Arredondo, que fue embajador de-
sigrado de Carranza IN Washington,
y con Ia complete aquiescsncis de-
Departamento de Estado.
Declaran los p~etrolcros qrT los
habitantes de Ia IONA petrclifera sc
n~.ostraron sieTpre respetuosos hacls
las vidas Y ~propiedades de los eN'
tranicros durante e. tempo que ID
coma no esSuvo bajo el control de
regimen de CarranZa. Y agTeganr
tcxtralmente: "Es el IS de con-
fcsar que no sc di6 IN solo case dc
roho. asaito. asesinato, . de simple
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
Vuelue a ser tirante la sItua-
cion entire Mexico y
EE. Unidos
CViene de la la. Pasina)

ficiales Sc ha comentado la nota
del Departments de Estado a Ca
rama V Ia respuesta de este, con,
siderandose aquella como un yer
dadero ultimatum. auu cuando ca
rece del tecniciSmo diplomatico pa,
"a que sea caiificada de tai. FL
lenguaje usado en- tai nota Sc dice
que es el mas fucrte que SC hava
usado en- communication DIPLOMAT,
ca alguna con cl gobierno de Ne,
xico. desde las notas cambiadaS pc,
co antes de la ocupaci6n del puer.
TO de Feracruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
tViene de Ia la.)

bierno de Caranza er Washington
Isnacio Bonillas.
Dice Ia Association referlda que
es verdad g asegurado por el En-
.baiador Borillas. de- cue las COM
panias ~petrolferas han tratado con
los revolucsonarlos en~caoezados
por Manue! Pelaez, pero que Ell d.
nero Gus han ragado a dicho jcfe re-
tclde IA sido no solo o conocl-
miento del gobieno de CarranZa, 81
nc Dor ~conseio del 1icenciado Eliseo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16

TefcGra~a Especial pr-G LII PRENS.l.
CIUDAD De MF;NICO, AgoSto IS
Las notas cambiadas entire el En-
cargado de Negocios de los EstadoS
Unidos V ell Official Mayor de Ia Sc
Cretaria de Relaciones EXteriores,
fucron publicades hoy FOR los perio
dicos principles de Ia ciudad, sin
concentrates de ningin caracter. Los
REPRESENTATIVES dc Ia prensa trata-
ron de obtener Gel licenciado Diego
Fernandez. Official Mayor de Reia-
clones. alguna declaration, pero d.
cho funcionario Sc rehus6 terminan,
temente 4 accedcr a la solicitud, ma
nifestando que Sc limitata ! dar cuen
ia al pu6lico del teHto de las notas
Gel gobierno americana y de la res
puesta aue sc hahia dado
Ell pubiico lego con inusitado int
res Ell teyto de ambas notas, con cN-
pecialidad el dc Ia nota americana,
| sobrs la cual Sc tenian notlclss deS,
de u ella fue entregada al liccn-
ciado Fernandez por el Encargado de
Ia Embajada americana. Mr.. Summer
lin.
Csrranza esta erfermo.
e. Jefc del executive dejo de asis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16
NarayiIloso Emphasize Espahol.

NlGl tAAoSS
Antidoto contra todas las en-
fermedades cue necesitan de la
Cirugia Externa.
Curacion rapida y segura de
llagas, tumores, erisipe!a, tistu-
las, mordeduras de animaIes
ponzonosos. heridas, av1speros,
granos. ~escrofula, tina. lobanl-
los. almorranas, diviesos, pa
nadisos, ulceras, espasmos, que
msduras, etc. etc.
Para informes y pedidos DIN.
ianse al Dep6sito General, 80
n. Santa Rosa Ave, Station A
San Antonio. Texas. JOHN a.
SUBIRA. Precio % cts.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16

los hapeis pasado alguna vez d
10 largo de los muelles de un Puerto
o por Ia orilla de IN rio? tOs ha-
beis fijado en- Ell genera cXtrano de
pesca a cue Sc e~ntre-an algunos ribe-
renos parecicndo que los movimlen-
tos de todos ellos Sc riCen por las Sc
males de un que. de manera manrles-
ia, es ell iefe de Ia banda?
Este iitimo tiene constantemente
una mano so5re un cable largo Y
bastante grueso Y esta muy atento
J. las sacudidas que lie trasmlte I
cuerda; IA ~estira. Ia afjoja TN POGO
V da Grdenez s~llenciosaS o. mas bien
dicho. les gesticula a dos hombres
Que Sc hallan a sus lados Y que ma
neian establishments las palancas
de una bomba.
En- Ia superficie calmada del mar
sc produce I'm burbupeamiento. las
burbuias de gas suben desde las pro-
fundidadeS de las aguas V van a
expirar en- ell aire, como pasa con Ia
manteca cuando comienza a calen-
tarse; llegan peridiicamentes cada
miedio minute. yigaiendo un ritmo
inmutable. Sc d~esalojan y Sc hacen
mas furiosas en- tanto que Ell pesca-
dor vigila su nacimiento con ojo vigil
lante V eXperto.
Repentinamentc las sacudidas de
la cuerda SIC hacen mas opportunities
V mas i~mperativas; ell hombre tira
con calma V lentitud Y los curiosos
Sc detienen para admirar la pesca mi
lagrosa que el mar arroja de su Sc
no.
Emerge una cabeza, informe y
monstruosa, rosada V maciza. aguje-
naada por cuatro grardes ojos Vi
treos. en- medic de un vivo remoli-
no de bIrbujas de aire. Ell marine
70 atrae hacia 81 al monstruo. Pa
| rcce Que Gete trabarse una luCha, sin
embargo. dos manos Sc tieneden ha-
ca ell pescador que las toma entire
las suyas V las SAGA del aqua; un
cuerpo las siguc, sin e~lcgancia, te-
niendo una vaga forma humana, la
piel hinchada como una ostra dema'
siado LENA. comprimida en- el aldo
men Y cn Ia espalda por varies pc,
EOS; cl cuello leva II corbata dc
plomo Y las extremidades de los mien
trcs i~nferiores estan protegldas pol
resadcs zuecos provistos de gruesa'
Y Crandes suelas de metal
Todos Sc agitan al rededor de Ii
rresa que no es otra cosa que IN IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16

Tenemos a la venta la meJor
collection de retratos que sc ha-
va hecho dc Ruestros heroes.
Como va Sc acercan las hes
tas patrias. es Indispensable
cue las Juntas encargadas de
SUI celebration, asi como las So
ciedades mutualistas y patrIo-
ticas, tengan Ell 81 poder los
retratos de los hombres culrl-
nantes de nuestra historic.
La Collection que hoy ofrece-
mos al Publico esta Tornado
de los retratos Siguientcs:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-16

tir hoy al Palacio Nacional, a con-
secuencia de hallarse enfcrmo, Sc
gun anunci6 rel iefe del Estado Ma
vor. Barragan. CarranZa guarda ca
ma. pues Sc encucntra enfermo a
consequence del cxceso de trabajo
que ha tenido durante les ultlmoS
dias V la preocupacion que tuvo por
la enfermedad de su csPosa. Ade-
mas, Sc dice Que 10 han afectado los
f~racascs de sls iniciativas EN- ell
Congreso V ia cravedad dc ia sitla-
cion International.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-12-29

mo nation can be great unless its
sons and daughters have the quality
to rise level to the needs OF heroic
days. Theodore Roosevelt.
Theodore Roosevelt was privileged to
say that because he and his sons We're
equal to the requirements. The foun-
der Of the family showed the stuff that
was in him when the war broke with
Spain and when the declaration was
made against Germany. And the fam
lily of four boys proved they were con-
structed out of the same material. Mil
lions of others did the same which is
proof positive that when the test comes
The sons and daughters of America can
and will meet the demands OF "heroic
days."
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-12-29
THE CUMMINs BILL,

That the railroad bill submitted by
the senate committee on interstate com.
merce would protect the public interes,
without favoring either the railroad
owners, or the employees, was asserted
by Senator Charles E. Townsend OF
Michigan recently in an address in The
senate. During all of his eight years
in the house, and a corresponding ser.
vice in the senate, Townsend has been a
member Of the interstate commerce
committees and has been a close and
impartial SUDDEN: of railroad problems
Speaking in support Of rhe hill cow
monty referred to as the Cummini
bill, Senator Townsend SAID, Iii pa.
Il want to pay my tribute of respect