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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05

! dato. va 10 diio 81 cximio ~pcnsador
Rod6. que no Sc necesita unicamcnte
contar con el apoyo de Ia fucrza Off
cial; Sc necesita, antes que TODD, pres
t;glo Y gran prestlglo. preStlG1o tai,
cue atreiga sobre 81 a todas las masas
popular2s; cue sus vIrtudeS cIvIcas,
que u "lrtudes en- cua!quler ordcn
sean dc tai n~aturaleZa, que conden-
sando 81 rombre dc! I~ndlvIduo,
pucdan slCnificar una bandera- un
dPSconocldo, como 10 cs cl Ing. Be-
%nillas. no t!cne nj csc prestigio nj
esa simpatla para poder signlfIcar
una bantera; podria ser IN candidate
,mPueSto a! puehio poF "a iGeFZa dc
,r| ".n'"n y pta 10 "a r 1870 u'' wv W.
rcs. Ia homhrn, .Ta0 r,,3 orie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05

hprOvccho Tsta oportunidad para
dirigirmc q todoS mis- c~ompaAeros re-
yolucioNarios. a todos los COMMANDERS
simparizadorcs de la c~andidatura del
general Obrcgou, para decirles unas
cuantas Dalahras. He notado cierta
t!hieza or aigunoS compancroS; hay
aqui alCunoS QUO So Gicen ObrcgO-
~nistas: pero cue. en- nj ~conccpto. son
ohregonistas vcrConzantcE: lEoCcs:
.Nombres, he viSto u alCunos cue en-
senan cartas firmadas por e. general
Obreeon. uuicN Sc las enyio cuando
eStaha Ell Sonora. pero Que las mueS-
tran como csoS traficantes de NhroS
>;cal!pticos cue andan por Ia Gale V
malicioSamoni los cnSenan al tran
Seunte provinCiano, como 81 cSas ca
taS fueran ago immoral o prohibido.
! francamente. este no tierc absolu-
lamente ninCir merito. Nuchos har;
cre!do d'umamentc OUe ante Ia apa-
rici6n CO csc fantasna cue So llama
candidate Official. el pueblo csta ven
edo; = yo cuicro r~ecordarles. mas
hien dicho. hacerles sa0cr cue tai
idea c, IN absurdo dc los mas gran
des. Al contrario. 81 cjudadano cue
Ia opinion publica sena!a en- estos
momentoS como candidate Official. es
un individuo cue persoHalmcnte ma
da sicnifica, porquc para ser candi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
CarCn@C Sc SOStieNe por los
DliIloneS que gCStG.

e. c. Carranza Sc Sostiene como
| Executive, graclas a los milloneS. d
los muchoz m%liloucs de pesos que.
/ GefraudandoIos al pueblo, gaSta en-
sostener prensa eXtranjera; graclas a
los mi.loues de pesos que gaSta en-
soStener agcntes confidenciales; gra-
c;as a los m~il!ones de pesos cue gas
ia en- otroS paiseS para s]oStener a eX-
tranjeros Que le hagan buena atmoS-
fera; de otra manera, el {. Carrar-
"a va no eStaria en- pic. \ conste.
~ciudadanoS representatives. cue 20
nunca he vc2ido a csta tribuna q 1c-
diroS Ia caida del Executive, nj SiqNic-
"a 4 que haCam5s OpoSiClon que tier
e. a clio: SicmDre he creido que uno
de uueStroS PARTICIPATES dehcres la
sido el dc colaborar con Ell Executive.
pero deutro del canine DC la djgni-
dad ' del honor; sin embargo. Gu
dadanoS representatives, aQul muchos
cOmpaneroS So han atrevido a echar-
me en- cara mi situaClON dc coudlc!o-
nal. oividaudo que cuando fuI adlcto
al gobierno. mas bion dicho, a Eju-
cutiy1. ell c. Carranza todavla Ceh!a
mucho de su prcStiCio dc liberal, Y
no Sc hahia dcscubierto nj g hahla
impueSto todavia 4 los g~ohcrnantes
que espuriamentc han &saltado los
~gQb;erNoS dc los EstadoS; 81 {. Ca
rr1uz no hahia vanido ante esta Re-
presentation Naciona! por medic de
81 Secretario de Hacienda d prefer
der e~sclavizar a. pueblo yucatecO. a
rrancandole uno de L PARTICIPATES
n~ervioS de vida. como son los Fcrro-
CARRIES; en5onceS el c. CarCanZa no
nos habia vcnido con todas sus abSur-
daS reformas a Ia Constructions.
Woes: Va, iTaD Entonces e G..
CarranZa no habia relajado Il Ciscl-
pima Del Ejercito.... Woes: IA
hombre, IA, C]amparllla). No ter
minare. c;udadanoS representatives.
No terminate. ~ciuGadanos ~rcpreSen-
tanteS sin decir algo cue interesa a
todos voSotros. (Murmullos). FL
compaHero NarieI. que NE grita va
deSde 81 curul. no Jicne derecho. .
Ell c. MarieI, interrumpicnto:
mo ha DIDO listed bien.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
En- cInco minutes desa-
parece Ia Indigestion,
gases O acidez en-
Ell estomago
En- ell mismo instante en- que
"Pape's Diapepsin' llega al
est0mago, todos los trastor-
nos desaparecen.

"Rcalmentc regulariza los est6ma-
COS Observation-Disclosures" cura
la Indigestion, dyspepsia, gases, pal
pitaciones del corazon Y acidez de-
bida a la fermentation aclda-en solo
cinco minutes. Esto es 10 que hacs
"Pape's Diapepsin' cl antiacido Y re-
gu!arizador del cstomago que tiene
la venta mas extensa en- el pals. 81
10 que I'd. come Sc fermenta y agria,
sufrira muchas moiestias, tales ono
c~oiicos, eructos: siente la cabeza pc
saba V sufre dolores; tiene IA lengua
sucia Y pastosa; su sistema digest
vo Sc encuentra obstruccionado por
alimentos no ~digcridos. recuerde I'd.
que ''Pape's Diapepsin' apenas lleea
al estomago alivia todas estas moles-
tias Y t]rastornos. Es realncenGe
asombroso, cast m~aravilloso, el efec-
20 de- csta mcdicina, ademas, es ab-
solutamente inofensiva.
Una GAIA grande de cincueuta en-
tavos, de 'Pape's Dispepsin' vale eI
orc 10 que pesa para las personals que
no han degrade regslarizar las fun
clones de su estomaeo. Esta medici-
ma p~ertenece al hogan, debe tenerse,a
Siempre a IA mano para cualquier
case de enfermedad del estomago, va
sea durante ell dia o por Ia noche. Is
eli mas rapido y SECURE antiacido
para Ell estomago en- TODD el mundo-
& (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05

Los periodicos de la Ciudaa de
Mexico, en- sus cronicas par!a-
mentarias dijeron, al dar cuen-
Ia de que Sc iniciaba la discu-
sion del presuPuesto de eyre
sos, que ell diputado chiapaneco
Luis Espinosa habia prcnuneia-
do I'm vehementc discourse en- Ell
que atacaba 6uramente, como
nadie 10 kabia hecho hasta aho-
ra. el Jcfe del Poder Ejccutivo-
Los periodicos aludidos consi-
deraron peligroso reProducir ell
discurso del diputado Espinosa
y Sc limitaroz a decir que quie-
mes quisieran entersrse dc Ell,
oc~urricran al "Diario de los De-
bates.
EsPeramos, pues, el paquete
que commandments llega a LA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05

PRENSA con ell periodico de la
Camara dc Diputados, para en-
terarnos del discourse del diPu-
.ado chiapaneco.
En- verdaa, c. diputado Espi-
nosa ataco vigorosamente a Ca
rranza, hablando con una fran
queza que ningun diputado Sc
habia atrevido d hablar. Espi-
nosa senalo todos los males de
Carranza como gobernante y 10
ataco con vchemencia, quizas
con la misma vehcmencia parti-
darista que uostro al hablar en-
favor de Oregon, de quicn Sc
mostro IN devote partida-io.
Rcproducin1os Ell discurso del
1iPutado Espinosa, tai y como
o hcmos obtenido del "Diario
de los Debates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
CAARRR}AAllzA Sc !SSTEE FIVE PuR PR LN MuOESu PESOS UE GASIA
I'm DURO DEL DPUNDO OmEGMETA LUIS BHMN, QUE Los HRDDGN De MEXICO CONSIDERATION HAGm0 PUBLICAN

mando de fuerzas a todos los jefes mi
litares de fiiiacion obregonista; des.
pues. quitando a los ~gobernadores q
vile5 de fiiiaci6n o~bregonista; mas
tardc, ~imponiendo a g~obenadores e.
nemigos del obregonismo, y mas tar
de todavia. rcpartiendo por todos los
ambitos de- pals a jefes militares pa
"a que asuman el mando de las fuer.
Zas. tanbien enemigos jurados del
general Oregon. iEsta es la lealtad
V Ia gratitud del c. Venustiano Ca
rama, ciudadanos representatives!
Pero hay mas, 20 quiero recorda-
"
(Pasa a la Pag. 12.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05

Pienso cue Ejctoriano Huerta cS 81
monstruo mas grande que registra Ia
historic de Mexico; pero tambien picn
50 cue no engano al pueblo. Los
homb-es que como aquel hombre cha
cal - juegau a vida. cometiendO chi
meneS. no merecen Ia admiration de
nadie: Dero no por ESQ debemoS ne
gar cue 81 neCra corGucta eStuvo l.
pre- de IA mascara de Ia kipocresia.
FL cambio. ci mandatario que lego
al poder Dor medic del voto de sus
corciudadanos Y mas tarde Sc con-
vierre en- dictator Y traiciona Ia con-
fianza que e. pueblo deposito en- q,
10 es acreedor q ninguna admiration
Y 81 a IN juSJ;simo GespreciO.
\ el c. C~arranZa, diyorcisGo De!
elemento revoluc;orario, &c toGas las
| classes socjales Y dc muchos represen,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
CRelato del 'Diario dc los Debates.
FL {. Presidente: Tiene Ia pa

FL c. Presidente: Tiene IA pala-
bra el ciudaGano Espinosa.
Ell c. Espinosa Luls:-Honora-
bic asambIea: Hacienda uso de Ia Il
ce2cia u vuestra soberania ha tent
do 4 bien concederme, ~probab!emen-
te paSado manana abandonare el Par
lamenCo. .
Deiarla de cumplir % IN deber 81
antes no justificara mi actuac:on en-
esta Cauara. no solo ante mis- COM
paneros. Sino ante el pueblo TODD de
Ia Repubiica.
AIgunos ciudada2os dipUtadOs, con
trarios mics en- ideas ~pohtlcaS, NE
han lanzado cargos, en- dIst!ntas O.
casioneS. que Quiero dcS"anecer, no
pOr 10 que a mis- In-ereSes p~artlcula-
res afectan, SIT para JuStltlcar an
te mis- comitenteS cuales han Sldo los
movies que me han obligado a asu-
mir actitud de oposicionista al EJe-
cutivo en- este Parlamento.
Para juStificar mi actiJud parla-
m~entaria solo dire que no he sldo yo
el que ha cambiado. ha Sido e. Ejecu-
two eI cue no Solamente Sc ha dis
taNCiado de muchos de los ~represen-
cantes, sino tambitn de Ia opinion
pUolica. opinion con la Que decldlCa-
mente Va no cueata. porquc cS ahOra
tan Unpopular como 10 fuera ei del
uSurpador Huerta, (MurmulloS. 81
secs. Eoces:iQue barbaroD " con
razor, Huerca. para convertirSe en-
dictator. eypuso la vida Y fue o Ia
eSpada desenvainada al Paiacio Ma
c;onal a a~rroiar al preSidentc legjIJmo
de Ia Repahlica. (Siscos.) Podeis O.
pirar en- contra de mis- IDEAS. teneis
derechc, pero tambiea debeis rcspe-
tarlas. aunque no eSten dc acuerdo
con las vUeScras.
Htsrtr 70 coeaH6 al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05

= (Pasa a la Pag. 12.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05

tantes de esta ASamblea popular, Sc
sostiene Dor Ia fuerza moral que !e
damos nosotros; IA Representation
Nacional es Ia unica cue como una
bandera de esperanto Sc levanta por
encima de todas las claudicaciones;
al gobie-no actual Sc lie respeta. por-
cue han visto los mandatarios eNtran-
ieros que todsvia hay hombres 1ir-
mes. porque sabCn que en- esta Pc
presentation Nacional hay funciona-
rios one vcrdaderamente 10 son.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05

| nido a darnos la raz6n; e. c. Presiden
te CarranZa, que tacha a muchos de
deslealtad, es ell desleal mas grande
Il conozco, porque made lgaora
cue 81 no hubiera sido por el gene
raj Aware Obregon, e. c. Carranza
no hubiese sido presidente de Ia ke'
Dublica. (Voces: NO! mo. Ap!au-
sos). Callen los abyectos que grltan
Que no.. Venustiano Carranza, retu-
piado en- csc baluarte heroico que sc
llama puerto de VeracruZ, estaba
perdido; no tenia a su retaguardla
mas que al general Jose Agustln
Castro en- ell Istmo y Chlapas, ] 4!
general Salvador Alvarado en- Ia Pc
ninsula yucateca; en- Gamble. eStaha
pcrdido el norte Y el centric del pals
= apcnas 81 las fucrzaS constitutional
listas conservatism parte del terrltorIo
ve~racruZano; ' ante Csta situaclon
verdaderamente dificil. Aware Obre-
CGn. cumpliendo con Su d"ber de pa
triota, no dc ~carranciSta, Dorque e!
concepUo dc pcrsOnalista es el mas
vergonzoso V al mas triste. fue y lc
dijo al c. Ncnustiano Carranza:
listed en- cstoS momentOS representa-
Ia REVOLUTION Y yo vcngo a protestar-
ie una vez mas cue mi fe de convcn-
edo rcvolucionario Y mis- brazos de
Soldado-p0rQue ent0nces aun no ha-
bia pcrdidO uno.-cStan como anteS,
q disposition de Ia causa": Y dandole
un estrech0 abraZo ci cntonces Prl-
mer Jefc dc Ia Revolution, agrego:
"Hasta Ciudad JuareZ". 7 los he
chos vinieron q ratificar la promesa
de- Glorioso Nance de Leon. Sin
I embargo, va hcmos visto como paga
CarranZa a Sus hombrcs mas ~leales;
va hemoS viSto como cuando Villa, Il
la cabeza del ejarc.to del NOrte, YER
daderamente fucrtc. amcnazaba de
muertc a Ia Icgitjma Revolution, Obre
g0n, COlOcandosa a la altura de SUI de-
Der, pasando por encima de ambl-
| clones mczQuiHas. siempre estuvo del
iado de CarranZa Y jamas penso ST.
Guic'a en- traicionsrlo Y con toda leal-
taQ Y toda honradeZ fue a la lucha
V Ia victoria corona sus stones. sin
haber reclamado como premio a Su
! Eloriosa haZana IA Presidential de Ia
R~epIblica: sienpre lcal Y ~consecuer-
te. dcj0 para don Venustiano Ca
rranZa ell puesto mas alto. como es
cl de la ~presidencia de Ia Republica;
Y, sin embargo. va hemos visto como
ha pagado Venustiano Carranza.
Cnrdu=r, dcSleGl. deStruyc
q los Cuc 10 SrivQroN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
Crrdn=r. dcSlerl. deStr1iyc
q los q',c 10 SHivaron.

Cuando 81 c. Ogregon. por medic de
SUI manifesto, abiertamente declare
que aceptaba ser candidate, ell C. Ca
rama Sc apresuro a deshacer ell o.
oregonismo en- toda Ia R~epublica. EN-
que forma? Primero quitandole Ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05

HI c. Espinosa: Mis- correIlgiona-
rios no pucden gritarme; los obrcgo-
ristas dc coraZon no pucden decirmc
va. 4 mis- advcrsaTios polltlcos,
4 los gor2alistas Y gobiernistas, a
quiencs siempre les he g~uardado res
peto en- alto grade, les eXiio que,
Qriza por ultima vez, me 10 Cuarden
tambjen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05

HusrtC no CrnaEO al
az pu"5io.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-20

WANTED-A young man, acquaint-
ed in the city, to make the trains and
gather local items for the Register.
Call at this office.
Daddy Longlegs," the Mary Pick
ford picture you have read and heard
so much about, will be shown at the
Pleasant Hour, next Monday and Tues
day, Nov. "a and 25.
Two wrecks on the Watertown
branch of the Northwestern Sunday
delay ed traffic during the entire day.
One was near Castlewood and the
other at the Junction.
Mrs. w. A. Garfield received word
Monday that her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Snelson, was very low at her home
in Yale, Iowa. Mrs Garfield took the
train on Tuesday to be at her bedside.
The Robbins Company which has
been playing at the Grand all last
week and intending to make their
next stand at Watertown, were all de-
tained in Brookings over Sunday on
account of the wreck rear Castlewoo
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Finch left Mon
day night for their home at Nevada,
Mo. They had been visiting at the
ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs. |. e. Lees
near Castlewood and came to Brook
ings on hobo day to visit at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. c. Larsen
Mrs. l.. G. Borst entertained the
Deaconess Aid Society Tuesday, No
vember H. The ladies spent the
afternoon making surgical dressings
for the hospital They also planned
to furnish the following menu for the
Thanksgiving dinner for the patients
and hospital force: Roast turkey,
mashed potatoes, celery, jelly, olives,
oysters, cranberries, Parker house
rolls, mince and pumpkin pie, coffee,
cheese, crackers, candy and nuts.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-20
LIBRARY NOTES

New books have been added to the
collection until now we have one hun
dred twenty-five books ranging from
Mother Goose" for very little people
to stories for high school boys and
girls. A few works deserving special
mention because of their illustrations: :
"Mother Goose" illustrated by Arthur
Rackham; 'Hiawatha," by Kirk; ;
robin Hood" and THE Black Arrow
by Wyeth; Arabian Nights" by Par
| rish; 'Aesop's Fables by Winter;
and Little Lord Fauntleroy," by
Birch
OF course not all the people who
should are taking advantage of the
opportunity, but over a hundred have
been in to look over the books. All
books must be returned during the
first week of December, consequently
this is probably the last invitation the
public will receive. May be you are
glad, but you will be sorry when the
exhibit is gone and your opportunity
has vanished with it.
Hours to $50; Z to 8; Friday,
2 to $50; Sundays, to 6. ***
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-20
Local and Personal

Autographs kodaks and films are
dependable, at Oyloe's Studio.
See Haywood Hardware Co. fol-
barb and woven wire field fencing.
A sweeping reduction on hundred
pattern hats. Coles Mercantile Co
Store.
AIRY Van Maanen of Volga, called
to subscribe for the Register while
in the city on Tuesday
1t might help to keep you warm
when you stop to think what you did
with your summer wages.
Get your Red Cross poster in your
window as soon as possible to show
that you are still 1000 loyal.
Third point in your "Star of Destiny
will be indicated at the Baptist church
Sunday night Hear DR.. Pierce on
Habits"
Iroquois Chief-Mr. and Mrs. A. Fry
came up from Brookings the latter part
of last week for a visit at the r. X.
Fry home.
Clayton V. Thompson departed Tues
day for Minneapolis where he expects
to secure a good lucrative position and
one to his liking.
1t looks as though the only com
petition in force at the present time
is to see who can charge the highest
price and get by with it.
II gh prices continue to prevail for
everything produced upon the farms
and there is an active and passing de-
mand for grain, live stock and produce
Of all kinds.
Kindly take notice that beginning
with Frederick VSBowers in kiss Me
Again" Friday, Nov. 21st, the curtain
will raise at 8:15 on all road attrac'
tions at the Grand, and we request
that our patrons will be in their seats
at that time. Carlisle & Akin, Mgrs.
The Madison high school eleven
seems to be in the same class with
Huron, all yellow. If they were game
sports, and had the ability, they would
have come over here to Brookings and
everlastingly walloped the socks off
the Brookings high but-they are quit
ters Nuff said.
Brother Boswell of the Castlewood
Republican remarks that some people
fondly imagine they are starting some
thing new in various portions of the
country by forming Old Clothes Clubs.
1t becomes our duty to inform them
that lots of married men in and around
Castlewood have been members for
some years.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-20
Twenty-Five Years Ago
From the Register

| g y +"
T. w. Allen was down from Airing
ton Wednesday.
DR. D.,A. Cormack is visiting friends
in Watertown this week.
w. H. Skinner and son departed for
Delta, Colorado, Monday.
Fred Malley has moved his family
into the Morse residence.
John Prothoro moved his family
from Watertown to Brookings on Tues
day.
NJ. T. Wimsey returned from a bust
ness trip to Lake Benton on Saturday
night
Wallace Mattice returned from Min
neapolis Friday accompanied by his
mother.
Attorney Millard Fairland, is trans
acting business in Luverne, Mimi, this
week.
The Trade Palace is treating the
public with run on granulated sugar
this week. Twenty-four pounds for
a dollar.
vi dSC iouiS hoo tohCu Sudi
of Miss Birdie Keith's department in
the public schools Miss Keith is at
her home and very Ill.
Jonas Ostroot has purchased the
Ole Matson farm east of the cream
cry and on the south side of the road
and will move his buildings to that
location He will continue to make
brick as heretofore, and the kiln will
be nearer the city.
Thos. Oldham expects to leave for
Logan, Utah. in a week or ten days
Mr.. Oldham is one of the directors
of the First National Bank of that
city. He will visit with his friend,
Ripley 8. Lyon. for a month or so
and together they will proceed to
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-20

Southern California to, spend the
winter
The Sioux Falls Press says that Mr..
and Mrs. John e. Diamond returned
yesterday from Chicago, where they
had been called by a telegram an
nouncing that Mrs. Diamonds father
had been fatally injured by falling
from railway train while on his way
dead when Mr.. and Mrs. Diamond ar
rived. In her affliction Mrs. Diamond
will have the sincere sympathy of her
many friends in Sioux Falls and
Brookings, where she is so well
known.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-20

+ MEET or BEAT any
i magazine clubbing
offer made. Let me
take your renewals and
Christmas gift orders.
Orders taken for all
the leading magazines.
All mail orders given
prompt and special '''tGs ton.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-24

are invited. Rev. Wright Of Mexico ID
helping and is preaching some wonderful
sermons.
We are glad to welcome few more
of our soldier boys home.
Mr.. Sam Williams died Monday morn
ing at his home on Horsely st. He
leaves a wife and host of other rela-
tives and friends, Funeral services were
held Wednesday afternoon at the Pill
grim's Rest church. We extend our
sympathies to the bereaved family.
I We are very grateful for the sub
scription of Mr.. John Ivy of Sheridan,
Wyo.
Mrs. Clyde Kizer, Mr.. Tyler and Mr..
Robert Penny are reported on the sick
list.
Mr.. Geo. Barnett and Mrs. Ida Rags
dale of Mexico were married Sunday
night at the M. E. church.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-24
Ancient czecho.SIovaks.

The Czechs are an ancient race.
They were flourishing in Bohemia
away back in the fifth century before
Christ, and they have always been
noted for their progressive spirit, for
their longings in the direction Of lib
eralism and democracy, and above all
for their Industrial and commercial
enterprise, thanks to which they have
been for the past 400 years the eco
nomic backbone Of the Hapsburg mon
archy.
They were independent, and there
fore unfettered, until they foolishly
elected Emperor Ferdinand of Aus
tria as their ruler in 1920, not only
because he was married to the daugh-
ter and heiress Of st. Wenceslaus, but
also because he solemnly pledged him.
self to respect their national rights and
liberties. Needless to add that Ferdi-
nand I failed to keep his promises.
This is popularity Of the house Of
Hapsburg, which is at last to bring
ruin upon their empire. ..,.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-24

Dear Friend:
The world IS greatest struggle is about
over and all the nations are preparing
to reconstruct their affairs, and we as
one of the nations need to reconstruct
our affairs in the business world in a
way that we can demand our place as
one of the nations of the world. Will
you join hands to link this chain with
unity, through such directory that will
reach every Negro man and woman s
business or profession in all parts of the
world?
This is what the Directory will do:
it will unite every business, trade or
profession, it will also unite lost rela-
tives and friends, it will also unite
churches, societies and all other organi-
cations, it will serve as travelling
guide, it will open fields Of opportunity
to our people who may be handicapped
by prejudice in the state in which they
live. Now is the time to link this chain
of unity through Worsham s Negro
Business Directory Of the World. Will
you join us to make this success?
For all information write to J. e. Wor-
sham, 240 Main ST., East Orange, New
Jersey. All churches take notice.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-24
EDITORIALS
a MESSAGE.

And I saw the natural power Of God
come down from heaven and went down
in hell and unlocked bottomless pit
in hell, and door flew open and one Of
God g angels stepped out that the devil
had locked in hell. And as soon as she
stepped out Jesus appeared to her in
some sugar cane stalks and said, Go tell
my Philippians my God and your Lord
said he wanted them to return to the
United States and if my piece be re-
ceived I want you to come back here
and sit down. And the angel was part
" skipping and partly running. She
thought she had to run.a long ways,
but she only had Il 60 Short ways and
she said, Q We Philippians, my God and
your Lord said he wanted you all to
return to United States and if my peace
was received he wanted me to come
hack here and sit down. And they all
made about face and said, yes, yes, yes.
And their khaki shirts turned white and
Jesus sit the angel right over the door
where they had her once locked in, and
Jesus left and went up, up, up, in the
unknown heavens.